Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1917-06-28

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part of the week in Emmett
Mr.. Carl Pike of Iowa is visiting at
the Rev. G. W. Barnes home this
week.
Mr.. H. H Grimm returned Wednes
day evening from Portland after
weeks visit in that city.
The City Meat Market has moved
from their location on First Avenue
North to the Creighton building on
Eighth Street
Mrs. E H. Murphy entertained Sun
day morning at a two course break
fast in honor Of Miss Helen Driscoll.
Covers were laid for ten.
Harry Clay and family, Mrs. H.
H Clay. Mrs swartz. Mrs. VIII
Wells and Fern, motored to Wei
ser this morning to attend the Al.
G. Barns Circus
John PeIly went TO Weiser. today
to figure on a job Of work He has
the contract for the pIastering of
the new Creamery, and has the work
under way
Stanley Prestel and wife Of Cald-
well were Payette visitors the fore
part of the week Mr.. and Mrs. Pres
tel were married in Caldwell last
Saturday evening Mr.. Prestel is a
member of Company I, End Idaho.
Miss Mable Dorsey; former teach
ar in the Payette School. is here on
a visit among her many friends who
are glad to see her back. She was
the English teacher in the Payette
school for several years and gave
the very best of satisfaction
Mrs. VIII Reilly returned Wednes-
day from her eastern trip where
she visited in various towns in iowa
Nebraska and Colorado. She reports
having had very pleasant time and
enjoyed it all, but was glad to get
back home to Payette-the cleanest
town on the trip.
1t is rumored by good authority,
u fact stated by a man who should
know, that Swift and Company in
END, in the near future, to erect a
packing house at some station be-
tween Boise and Huntington. Pay
.tte is about half way, and also
ogical place We should get busy.
Mrs W A Coughanour. while at
ending the convention of the w. R.
:. at Boise last week, was taken
Gick. She was removed to
! hospital for treatment DR.. Hamil-
on of Weiser was summoned and
'emained with her for several days.
We are pleased TO announce she is
ecoyering nicely.
At several places in this city, the
American flag has been carelessly let
Iang in the sun and all kinds OF
5eather. until it is almost entirely
AIDED out and whipped into strips
nd wrapped around the staff un-
il it is disgrace to the stars and
tripes We believe in letting Old
ilory wave, but should be taken in
t night or replaced when worn out.
W. F. Sherwood's big span of
lules, while standing in the street
j front of the house, became fright
ned at passing motorcycle. They
iade sudden dash over the curb
nd sidewalk, evidently with the in
ention of leaving the country, but
ecame tangled up in the trees on
1e lawn, and with the exception of
arking up the trees, and a few min
r breaks to the harness, no dam
ge was done.
Announcements have been received
( the marriage of Mr.. Fred Moss
, Miss Loretta Bremen, at Grace
lille, Mimi, on June 18th. We have
o particulars of the wedding, but
an truthfully say, Mr.. Moss has
eeured for life mate one of the
nest the world produces, and that
e is brilliant young man of ability,
nd has the qualifications to merit
lie prize he has won
The urgent request from the yari-
Us sources to increase the produc-
on OF food supplies, and to plant
very vacant spot, has had its ef-
,ct. which is quite noticeable. Many
acant lots in Payette that have here
fore been left to weeds and waste.
-e now producing good gardens
hieh materially improves the ap-
sarance of the town as well as add
g mite to the needs OF the world
Mr. A Stoliker OF Bull, Idaho.
sssed thru Payette Tuesday after
aking trip from Ruhl back 70 De
oft, Michigan, and fxQR there up
to Canada and around rough the
'rthern part OF Idaho, o\gon and
'ashington and down thr06sk the
ayette Valley. making the "trip in
car. He stated to US that 81 all
e country he had passed through.