Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1917-04-19
Personal and Local Mention

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week.
William Carstens, who has a good
position in Boise, spent Sunday with
his family in Payette.
Attorney Ernest Hummer was a
Caldwell visitor Tuesday LOOKING
after some legal matters.
Rev. NJ. D. Reed went to Cald-
well Tuesday to attend a meeting OF
tho ministers association.
w. F. Stirm, the willow Creek
! sJcck man, was in town several days
the fore part &C the week.
Mrs. B. L. Wills came in from
,he ranch Tuesday and is staying
gith Mrs. A Wells Tor a few days.
RUFUS Connyers, C. L. Dagg and
son Lyle, started Saturday for Cas-
cade to work in the logging camp.
Wood & Spaulding receive a full
Car OF furniture last week and are
crering some inducements IN prices.
Nova Lathrop and E. a. Blair say
/ they could make garden ALRIGHT II
lney didn't tind so many fish wo ms.
Judson was in town Friday shak-
Lg hanus with his many fri5Ids. he
Is still with the Fairbanks Morse
/ Co.
Mrs. Albert Wilson is driving a !
Zine new car, having exchanged her
REQ for big BULK Six, and it's
landy too.
a seven pound girl was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Landrum Wiseman last
Monday. Mother and daughter are
doing nicely. |
Captain Crouch was in town Fr.-
day and went to Boise rom here.
He is a member OF the medical corps |
ii End Idaho.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. S. Brainard,
\ rs. Scott Brainard and Mrs. Crte,
notored to Caldwell and Boise last
saturday, returning Monday evening. |
Elmer Lynn, st.nograLher lor
Norris and hummer, has rec-iVed
me appointment OIL Ind Lieutenant. 1
II is not known yet where he viii
ne assigned.
Mrs A. Wells has been confined
" the house Tor several days with
complication of cold and as hma.
no one but an asthmetic knows the
tAture OF this disease. /,
o. A. Walling went to Boise Tues
day evening where he will take the
o2nd degree in Free Masonry. He
was joined by a number OF business !
men Of Ontario who went for the {
same purpose.
Two births that were overlooked
last week was boy born to Mr..
and Mrs. Earl Hurd on April Fad,
and boy at the home CT Mr.. and
Mrs. Clyde Hurd on April H. Good, s
TWO more recruits Tor Uncle Sam. I
Mrs. W. P. Ackerman came down
from New Plymouth Saturday to be
at the convention of the w. R. c. :
which was held at this place.
She remained over Sunday with her
Mr.. and Mrs. A S. Luthsr.
Mrs. NJ. ]. Deal underwent a cri.i-
cal operation at her home in this
city last Tuesday morning. At this u
WI Ting she is doing ni-ely. The {
operation was performed by Dr. Nc
Donald.
County Commissioner C. W. Giss- il
l"r has a gang Of men here to put t
in SS-foot steel span on the west c
end of the Payette river bri g by c
thu Payette Mills. Work viii b. gin a
at once. This is much ne d,d i'm v
provement. V
With the present scarcity and ex- u
treme high price of hay, it would
seem that ranchers would see the v
aGyisability of buying farm tractors .
Id do the farm work Besides a trac- d
tor only eats when it works, and r
The horse eats all the time. a
Mrs. Hinkston has shipped their ;,
household goods TO Centerville, Ida :,
ln, and will go there Friday of this NJ
week. Mr. Hinkston has been there I,
or some time working for the Bar ~
'er Lumber Co. They will remain
Is long as Mr.. Hinkston can get
work. Their address will be Barber 70
camp One.
j. NJ. Keenan,, wife and son ar di
iVed Saturday vening for VISIT m
t tho D. W. Ainey home. Mr.. Rec w
nan is a cousin of Mr.. Ainey. He IN
Aft Sunday evening for Spokane, m
mere he has position wilf.Ihe be
tHrman Clay Music Company Es Eth
'eeman and son remained fer x.sf
visit Horrr- ~ d. IL y.