Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1917-06-07

evening
Attorney F. H. Lyon was in Bois
Monday on matters OF legal in
portance.
William Carstens came over froI
, Boise and spent Sunday at the HON
Of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henr,
Carstens.
The Mile-a-Minute Club will hav
Red Cross benefit dance at th
Woodward Hall, Wednesday evening
June 10. Everybody invited.
]. NJ. Swanson went to Nyssa
Tuesday and brought back seyerai
horses from his ranch near thai
place.
T. F. Adams and C. c. Yontz
went down TO the Kromite Mining
camp Wednesday, to look after the
affairs of the Company
J. NJ Cason OF Parma left for that
place Wednesday, after making the
rounds assessing out on the bench
and up Willow Creek.
Frank Zimmerman is now driving
a new Model 80 Overland, purchas-
ed OF the Payette Modern Garage.
Frank and Mr.. Walling went to Bose
Monday and drove the car home.
Mr. and Mrs. E H. Murphy, Clyde
Thurston and Mrs. B. Larkin drove
up on Manns Greek Sunday TO en-
Joy little outing They report a
very pleasant trip, but not many
fish.
Baker Ball and Rob Arnold OF On
tario were in Payette last week and
each purchased an Overland from
the Payette Modern Garage. The
former bought a Country Club, and
the latter big Six
Miss Lucille Banks returned Sat
urday from Boise where she has
been attending school She will re-
main for the summer. Miss Gladys
Bergen came with her for visit
at the Banks home
Several Pacific Fruit Express OF.
ficials were here Monday, getting
q line on the fruit crop, and making
for the handling of
the fruit which promises to be a
Ter crop this year
Forest Payne OF American Falls,
Marsh Payne of Pendleton, Oregon,
and Charley Payne of Boardman,
Oregon, all arrived in Payette sun
day TO be present at the funeral Of
their sister, Mrs. Sam Suplee.
Miss Gretchen Appel, enroute /
from Moscow, where she has been
the University, to her
home in Emmett, stopped of Tues
day evening for short visit with!
her friend, Miss nellie Keith.
L. ". Russell, former dry goods
merchant of Payette, now located 4
At Pooatello, came in on the Tues /
lay morning train, and visited among
many friends Tuesday and Wednes-
lay. returning Thursday morning
Mrs. c. A. Berry and daughter
Fern, and Mrs. VIM. Maule let
Tuesday evening for Salt Lake City.
They will also visit Mrs. Berry's
brother, Dave Maule, in Ogden, Utah. /,
They expect to be gone about two
weeks.
Mr.. Fred Snowberger returned sat.
lrday noon from Corvallis. Oregon,
where he has been q student al o.
4. c., the past two years. He went !;
o Vale, Ore, Sunday, where he has
/ position in a Drug Store for the
summer
Geo. Rezac and wife left Tuesday
or Salt Lake to be gone on a vaca-
ion for week or so. George has
'een sticking pretty close to the
store for long time. The trip viii
10 him lots of good, and we can
.se where his wife is wise in going
With him
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Connerley came
n Saturday evening and very pleas
Intly entertained the Editor and
amily by bringing their phon graph i
nd rendering many beautiful s.
ections. 1t was a rare treat as the ;
lumbers given were far superior /
o the ordinary.
E S. Seegmiller, a young man I
bout "a years old, and an expert !
ineman, working for the Idaho Pow
T Company at Weiser, was acci- 3
emily electrocuted while working I
N a pole last Monday. He was dead $
Fhen taken from the pole. His body {
7as sent to Denver Wednesday. L
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Clevengsr of I
'urns, Oregon, arrived in Payette f
tuesday for visit at the home of
) E. Short. Mr.. Clevenger is a I
rother of Mrs. Short, and was one S
f the pioneers of the Payette Val {
sy, coming here about thirty years u