Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1917-05-10

Gus Appleman, a member of tn
National Guards, was visiting in tn
City, Sunday.
John W. Sur, who is a traYelin
salesman, spent Sunday with his fan
lily in Payette.
B. p Shawhan of Boise was in Pa
cite Saturday visiting at the Som
mercamp home.
Uneeda Ford.
/ Mrs. L. E. Krull spent the fore
part of this week in the capital eli.
visiting and shopping.
The best pastry in town can b,
bought at the Boston Grill.
Professor P. P. Brainard Of the
Nyssa school, was business visitor
in this city last Saturday.
DR.. Numbers of Parma purchased
from the Modern Garage. last Tues
day fine Overland Six.
Probate Judge Meek OF Caldwell
was business visitor in this city
the fore part Of this week
Charles R. Smith, head salesman
for the Idaho Power Co. is in Nyssa
this week demonstrating for the
Company.
The new songs for May will be
here Friday morning. Come and look
them over.-H. P. Rautenkranz.
Lillian Ackerman of New Ply
mouth spent few days last week
at the home OF her grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Luther.
Who said Uncle Henry wasn't max
ing Fords?
c. G. Goodwin and son Frank,
motored to Boise the latter part of
last week where they ATTENDED to
business matters for a lew days.
Ruth Short returned to her school
in Boise alter spending the week-
end at the home OF her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. P. E. Short Of this city.
]. w. Cartwright, who has been
in Payette visiting the past week,
Will leave for his home in Malheur
City, Ore. Thursday in new Ford.
Charles R. Smith is now driving a
new Country Club purchased of the
Modern Garage, and Mr.. Melcher has
a Saxon Six purchased at the same
place.
Mrs W. R. Hamilton, wife OF
Mayor Hamilton of Weiser, was in
Payette Saturday and Sunday at The
home OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
W. A. Coughanour.
The Boston Grill has installed al
new Bake Oven and is now prepared
to sell home made bread, pi.s and
lakes.
Mrs. Jas. C. Lewis, County Super
of Sunady School Teen
Age Work, is attending the Sunday
School State Convention at Parma
his week.
What is a Trac-ford? 1t is a !
Ford car converted into a Tractor.
It will do the work df from to 4
horses on the road or in the field.
]. H. Green, News Editor for The
Weiser American, was a pleasant
;aller at this Office last Tuls sday.
Mr.. Green is very pleasant
nan to meet, and we were glad to
make his acquaintance.
Il you think Henry isn't making
9ords, just leave your order at
5ains and see what will happen.
Stanton Brothers now have the
agency for the Studebaker cars,
md will have a car load on exh .bi-
Ion next week at the Chase build
ng. James will devote his entire
ime to the business.
The Boston Grill has installed a
lew Bake Oven and is now prepared
o sell home made bread, PITS and
axes.
Here are few of the best Of
he new songs-"Don't Cry Dolly
irey;" Il Called You My Sweet
leart;" Lets All Be Americans
Vow; Somewhere In Dixie" "Suki
SAM; "Bluebird"; "Night Time In
little Italy. H. P. Rautenkranz.
Don't you think the King Eight
S the best ever?
Mrs. Emma Hodson returned from
cortland last Tuesday on the noon
rain, to remain during the summer.
The reports very late spring at
'ortland and expresses herself az
'eing pleased to get back to Pay .
tie.
VIM. Moss returned from Pullman
aturday evening where hs has been
ttending school He has taken the
Examination for the officers re-
crve corps and expects to be call
d to San Francisco at an early
ate.