Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1917-11-29

home of his mother
Mr. j. B. Wright of California, IS
visiting at the home Of his uncle,
D E Wilcox, in this city
! /. Hubert, who has been employ
ed for the past several months in
Colorado, returned home Friday.
S. ]. Kenepp returned from Twin
Falls Monday, where he has been
for some time working in the fruit.
Mrs. D. w. Ainey went to Spo-
kane, Wash, Tuesday evening where
she viii! visit with relatives for sew
eral weeks.
Miss May Genoway returned home
tuesday evening from Twin Falls
wnere she been working for Denny
and Company
Program Dance for the bensfit Of
Red Cross, Dec. 5 at Woodward Hall.
Tickets s10O. Spectators 25c. See
article on the subject.
Mr.. and Mrs. HALEY Of Weiser,
Mrs. Hansen Of Letha and Mrs.
Kaskard were guests at the J. B,
Cosman home last week
Miss Kaskard OF Emmett came
down Monday and remained over
night at the J. B. Cosman home, go
ing on 10 Weiser Tuesday morning.
Ar; Bean had the misfortune of
having his collarbone broken last Fri
day while playing football in the
game between Ontario and Payette.
this is the second time he has had
that misfortune, having had the same
last fall
Women Of the Auxiliary Of the Y.
NJ. C. A: Come prepared TO work
Monday, Dec. 3rd. Ering needles and
thimbles. Those who cannot come in
the morning, come in the afternoon.
Our ''Y'' must be taken care Of and
there is much to be done.
Brandt and Bartsch have sold their
plant and equipment to the Balm Auto
Company who will continue the busi-
ness in the same stand as well as
the Ford Garage We understand both
Mr.. Brandt and Mr.. Bartsch antici--
pate taking up the work. in some
ship yard where very fattering wag-
IS are offered.
Just in time for Thanksgiving;not
, turkey, cranberries or anything to
Eat, but something to keep and to
De- tt ankful for If you want to know
What it is, just ask Grandpa Char
ey It's big nine pound girl at the
Howard Snowberger home The lit
lie miss arrived this morning at 9
rt lvck.
The man safe at home who is not
Wiling to stand back OF the man
Who is under arms in defense of his
ountry is not worthy of citizenship
n any country If too conscientious
o defend his country he should be
90 conscientious to continue citizen
hip in that country, but should find
ONE island in the far-away seas.
there there is no government.
Word was received Tuesday morn
lg by Mrs. E. w. Perkins announe-
1g the death of Arthur Merritt who
nderwent an operation about two
lonths ago aat the Perkins home.
fter the operation he seemed to be
citing along very well and was tax
n to his home near Eaglee. Arthur
as lived in Payette the greater part
f his life and has many friends who
i'll learn with regret Of his eaarly
cath.
Many people do not stop to consid-
: what the newspapers all over this
,untry are doing toward helping
ncle Sam in the present war. With
1t the aid of the newspapers in do
ating space, work and money in ad-
srtising the work and needs of the
cd Gross, the Y. NJ. c. A., Council
Defense and Liberty Bond, the
1mense drive that has been made
ong these lines could not have been
The EditoGs have Civ
| this gladly and. willingly and the
Iblic should fully appreciate the
tuation. Every mail brings to the
ditor's desk. call for help along
esa lines.
The remark frequently made"every
'dy works but father" will certainly
It fit in these days. especially
nen it comes to loading a car of
piles and the time is limited in
itch to do it, Even A. L. Cor
m and Ben Bohannon left their
ties at the Gorham Mere. Co, last
turday and assisted in loading
r they We're interested in. Mr..
'rham was just little short on
end when ii came to putting uE.s<s
e top tier, but he got there just
3 same. Ben said il made him 50
It's sore. We don't know whether
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