Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1917-11-08

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/ Mrs. A. V. Strauss was business
visitor in Boise Monday.
Mark W. Goodwin from Cherrie
Gulch was in Payette Monday.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Elmo Roter-
ing, Saturday, Nov. 3, daughter.
". P. AshIock of Huntington spent
Sunday with his family in Paeette
Frank D. Nornberg. driver of one
Of the Watts trucks, is on the sick
list
Mrs. A. Wells and son Sterling
took dinner with Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Korup, Sunday.
Mrs. L. NJ. Francis of Boise is
visiting at the E. C. Keith and G.
4. Perry homes in this city.
T. F. Adams and DR.. l. r wood
ward went Wednesday on an inspec-
ton visit to their mining property.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burt Rhoads of Can
ada are here visiting at the home
OF Mr.. Rhoads' sister, Mr.. Harry
Clay.
Mrs. Jack Trail returned to Pay
cite Monday from Caldwell where she
had been to spend Sunday with her
husband.
o. A. Waling was a west bound
passenger for Portland last Satur-
day, going there on business con-
nected with the Payette Modern
Garage. -
Mrs. Ida Wells and Mrs. Nova
Lathrop went to Caldwell Monday
morning to attend special meetingl
OF the Missionary Society Of the
[. w. B. OF M.
W. B. Gilmore and family have
moved back to Payette from their
ranch near Council. They viii remain
Tor the winter and will likely goi
back in the spring.
Since the first of November thel
oombardment up and down the riverl
would almost cause one to believe /
Germany had moved over and was
aD-uI- to take the town.
Earring Fulla who has been seri-
2usly Ill with typhoid fever at the
ontario hospital, was brought home
Wednesday and is neariy recovered
Iom the effects OF the disease.
D. R. Hubbard of Boise will be in
'ayette next Saturday evening and
VIII give a talk at the Grange HALL
N Federal Farm Loans. He expects
II this time to perfect a local organ
zation. Meeting will begin at
}. m. sharp. :,
The Bancroft Billiard parlor will
lose all card, pool and billiard tai
Les each day until six in the eve
ing as long as the rush of work.
on Saturday evening an exhibi-
Ion game Of billiards will be pull
sd OFF by two expert players.
Mrs. Mart Culberth arrived home
rom Chicago the latter part of theI
week where she has been serving
S nurse in the Cook County Hos
ltaI. Alter few weeks rest with
er parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W. Max
nson, she will return to Chicago.
A telegram received by the Chaplin
&mlly gave out the information thatI
inner, who is with the Marine Band
n Goat Island near Sacramento, wasI
larried Wednesday of this week. I'll
lap gets the right kind of a wife.
e viii be happy all the rest of his
fe.
Ihe freeze of last week has caus-
an extra effort on the part of
1e growers to get their crop intol !,
forage. Every available team is
auling and several trucks are run $
ing ALL night 1t will take an aw-
Il noosening of the cars to getl
lem to market.
Last Tuesday John Buson, while {
orking in the orchard, caught his
not in the crotch of the tree. and
y in such way as to break one l
the bones in his foot. He was
rought to town and the fracture re-
loed by DR.. J. C. Woodward. He $,
getting along nicely. 2
Mrs. L R. Woodward and children =
enc and Richard, returned home 9,
onday from an extended visit in =,
ls east. They spent some time in h
lgin, ILL.,, and Madison, Wis. Mrs. :,
'oodward reports experiencing some NJ
sry bad weather, snow, rain and n
ind. and was glad to get back to ;,
aho. l.,
C. c. Yount was an east bound pas NJ
niger Wednesday evening for New ST
ork City, Chicago, Pittsburg and ol
Philadelphia. Mr.. Yount has heavy al
'operty interests In the east and az
i'll be gone some time attending to al
lsiness matters. Mrs. Yount will tn
so leave the same evening for Hot 81
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