Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1917-04-19

D. W. Ainey leaves this evening
for the coast to be gone about two
weeks.
Attorney NJ. C. Reibeling went to
Vale today where he has a case in
. the District Court.
Hans Korup Of Weiser was in Pay
IettA the fore part of the week to
visit few days with his son Carl.
S. ]. Kenepp spent Wednesday in
Weiser in attendance at the State
Conference Of The Church OF the
Brethren.
Rev. c. W. Barnes and vie went
to Boise. the forepart OF this week
to attend a large Missionary Conyen-
ton held in that city this week.
Professor J. E. Turner, suDerintend
ent OF the Payette schools, went to
Boise wednesday TO attend to busi-
ness matters for the school board.
Professor W. r. Falmer made
milk test from a Durham COW be-
longing TO P. b. Brown whioh test
ed 9 per cent. Beat that if you
can.
W. H. HUH, former resident o.
this city, now living in Cas- eade,
was in town wednesday looking after
business and shaking hands with old
friends.
Mrs. Ida Paine and daughters, An
gle and Ruth, arrived Wednesday
noon from Penollton, Ore, where
they have been for the past several
months
The Commercial Club Concert will
be given in FruiIand High school
building, Tuesday evening. April "a.
at S O'Clock. Admission 25c. Every
body come.
Glenn Phettaplace went to Boise
Tuesday morning where he will
take the ayiators examination and if
he passes, will go TO salt Lake to
go into training.
Miss Amelia Woyak Of Boies ar
rived Sunday Tor a weeks visit with
her friend- Mss -JanEl 1isy yes;NA0a
is employed as bOokkeeper at the
Rex Spray Factory.
J.B. Trevy returned last week
from Walla WaLa where he has
BEN for several weeks disposing OF
a car OF Mules. We haven't seen
Jim yet but we have heard him bray
several times.
Wednesday, car containing six Of
the students, OF the Junior Glass OF
the Payette High school went to
Caldwell TO deliver the copy to the
Caxton Printers -or the Axe, one of
which everyone should buy when
thly are put on the market.
The last number on the Lyceum
Course will be the Brewers,
splendid musical organization, will ap
pear al the Christian Chur h, Fri
day evening, April 18th. There has
DaAn some errone Gus announcements
giving the date as April %, which
IS a mistake.
A L. Gorham and wife, L. H.
Eby and wife. T. J. Beckwith and
vie, D. D. Bollinger and wife, ].
2. Shamberger, .. H Wampler. H.
A. Kau-nlan, and MS. Mary Burnett.
we're. in attendance at the State
Convention OF he brethren Church
1t Weiser, Wednesday.
Stanton Bros. have made quite an
in the arrangement of
he fixtures in their store. The
.hange is something new, and very
.olyenient for customers. Thsy have
.lso installed a new cIfee grildsr
which eliminates ali cha and pll-
-erizes or grinds the coffee to your
liking.
Little Frank Hogue, while playing
rith some other boys at the old
al Camp south Of town, fell from
tree breaking both bones of his
light arm above the wrist. He fell
distance Of about twenty feet
nd it is surprising that he was not
lore seriously hurt. He was brought
. town by Walter Watts who was
assing with his truck. DR.. ]. C.
roodward was called and reduced
he fracture. The little fellow is get
MS along fine.
The state Highway between New
lymou.h and the Farmers Ditch is
'ported TO be in very bad con-
ition c. S. French of New Ply
iouth and Mr. e. C. S. Brainard
ent before the State Highway Com
issioners in an Effort 10 have the
after looked into. There seems to
? scme misund rstanding between
le Good Reads Dis rict ami the
tate Highway COMMISSION RS regard