Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1917-06-28
Personal and Local Mention

/ TALK bldht, LtdFclluS odAcou3c1'
! spent Sunday with his wife in Pay
ette.
FOR SALE: Cherries at the Shank
ranch on the Payette Heights.-M.
Harris.
Mrs. Ernest Kirk, who has been
having hard siege Of the measles,
is recovering nicely.
Mrs Reese Jenkins and baby of
Boise is here on a visit and to at
tend the Chautauqua.
Mrs ] NJ. Hutchinson went TO EN-
NETT the latter part of the week
for a visit with her parents.
The Library will be closed Chau-
tauqua Week. Allowance will be
made for books due these days.
L. E. Peterson is among the list
of new car owners, having purchas-
ed an Overland from the Payette
Modern Garage.
Mrs. Glenn Mahoney OF La Grande,
came Tuesday for a visit at the
home Of Mr. Mahoney's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. W. Mahcney.
Attorney John H. Norris left for
Walla Walla Wednesday on an i'm
'portant case which win require his
att ntion for several days.
Automobile Joy riding" is not
always what one mould seem. II you
think it is all sunshine, ask Mr.. and
Mrs James Lauer, who motored tol
Weiser last Sunday.
Mrs. W. E. OrrelI OF Vale was a
caller at this office last Wednesday.
She is still holding down her home |
stead near that place and from her
looks it agrees with her.
Mrs ]. R. Beatty and daughter,
Miss Belle Beatty, of Mankato. Mimi,
mother and sister of Mrs. j. F. Orr,
came Monday and are visiting at
the Orr home on Second Ave. South. |
H NJ. Bell, who is travelling for
a butcher supply house, returned
home Saturday and Will spend Chau-
Lauqua week, after which he wiz /
again resume his duties on the road
Marvel Jacobsen, daughter OF Ar
thur Jacobsen, arrived Tuesday on
the noon train from her home In
Portland, to spend the summer with
her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Aug.
Jacobsen
With the exception Of a few fields
where the hay winter killed, the crop
S unusually good. About all d the
,irst cutting will be in the stack
ly the last of this week. The prices
promise to be good.
We are in receipt of a letter
rom DR.. j. B. Miller of Falfurreas,
Texas, enclosing a dollar to renew
is subscription to the Enterprise.
Tho Doctor says he is having big
,ractice-on the go night and day.
Stanley Brown was showing his
,striotism last Tuesday, and went
'ut on Payette-Oregon Slope and put
L the day in the hay field. 1t is ;
ute likely before the war is over,
many more of the town people viii
ave to do likewise.
E. c. S Brainard has been under I
he weather for the last ten days,
threatened with typhoid fever, but
5 now improving. Mr.. Brainard had
Gen the main booster for the Chau-
Mss the greater part of the program.
Denney and Company are receiv- ;
ng all kinds of material for hand
ing the big crop of fruit. Several >
ars of box shook. nails and other
have arrived and being un-
oaded 1t is wise plan to be on
inle for all kinds of box material
: scarce and hard to get.
Mrs. E. D. Brown had the pleasure q
f having all her children and grand 8
with her last Sunday. She Z
sas on visit at the home OF her b
aushtr,e Mrs. Alfred Record of q
,sgle, where the gathering took (,
lace. These gatherings are some
lines a rare pleasure after the
smily once become scattered
Charles Lowrey purchased from the e
iodern Garage, a new Overland, f
Iodel 80 Homer Zimmerman ex- '
hanged Buick for one of the same L
lake; S. NJ Thomas, Maxwell; and a
:. H. Sargent 1000 pound truck v
rom the same firm. If the automobile D
usiness continues, and we believe il
will, the horse and buggy will soon
e curiosity.
The Balm Auto Company report the n
ale of seven Fords, one Oakland Il
tx, and one Form-A-Truek Fred II
-hlstrand, James Appiegste, Frank n
overs, Roy Keefer, d. R. Durham. v
!. R. Lesley, and S. C. Arriendall a p
ord; Henry Heckus an Oakland Six, a
nd the Park Produce Company Of Il
,-,,;tlard q E,rto T>,sxcl trLf- Cor>l a,