Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1917-08-16

A. P. Scritchfield of Wendell, Idah
was in Payette, Tuesday.
John w. Sur was home fror
his route and spent Sunday at home
Probate Judge Ledman went t
Gooding last Friday returning Sun
day evening.
Mrs. Grand Jean of Boise, is visit
ing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
j. c. louis.
! Lost. Boys blue serge coat, Aug
IA. Reward. William Gorton, New
Plymouth. 33t1.
Mrs. Geo. Snow, Mrs. Grant and
Mrs. Florence Hunt are guests OF
Mrs. ReiIey at the Bancro6t.
]. L. Wells who has been aiIing for
some time, went to Hot Lake, Ore
gon, Sundaya to receive treatment
at the sanatarium.
Charles Carter of Ontario, was
in Payette Monday, with a horse
buyer looking up heavy draft horses
for the artillery.
Frank Blake was home Oh his
regular trip last Saturday and
started out Monday. Mrs. Blake
accompanied him for a few days.
Mrs. T. r. Nelson will have
charge of the Community Sing
on next Saturday ! evening and
a splen1ld program may be ex-
2ected.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Sher-
wood, at the W F. Sherwood home
on Saturday afternoon, a fine baby
girl, this being w. F. Sherwood's
4sth birthday.
Mrs. E. A. Blair left last Satur-
1ay on the evening trainiI for La
Irande, Oregon, for a two weeks Wis
t at thu home of her daughter, Mrs.
7. o. Meade.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur P. Aekerman
of New Plymouth, was down to Pay
stte Friday and Saturday visit
ng at Mrs Ackerman's parents, Mr.,
md Mrs. ]. H. Hanrigan.
The Balm Auto Co. received two
'ars of Fords last week which are /
III sold and the purchasers are wait
ng their turn like a crowd at a
icket wagen On circus day.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Wisdom of
tigg1ns, Idaho, who have been vis-
ing at the H. H Clay home, re-
lrned Saturday. Mrs. Wisdom is
sister % Mrs. Clay's.
Mrs. Jennie Gish, mother OF Mrs.
ID Lauer, has gone to st. Louis to r
&c son Vernon Gish, who was 7
RATED and will soon take the ex- {
nination. Mr. Gish is auditor for /;
-e Southern Pacific Railroad Co. ;,
Geo. Scott of Sand Hollow, was O
Payette Monday, he says that c
hile his crop will be cut short from
e effects of the dry season, he i,
Ill have some grain and with the n
gh prices he will do fairly we'll n
Burt Purcell was down from his b
nch north oI Weiser on Monday ip
: reports the cattle range very il
y but the farmres in the best 2,
spirits. Many of them will q,
me down for employment in the V
lit sections. T
Sergeant Roy Harper of Boise, La
other of Mrs. E. W. Equals, came W
turday evening and spent Sunday n
the Equals home. Sergeant Har- @
has been stationed for some dc
he at Boise as recruiting officer re
the Marines.
Charley Bussey returned from a
| days outing near Hot Lake, re
-ho, he was accompanied by Cliff ne
gg from Cascade, while in the IA
Is he came on to a fine deer ia'
It seemed to know the game law IN
that Charley had no gun. lis
Robert Brown. manager of the p
-mers Cooperative Creamery Co, "'
Mt to Burns, Oregon, last Sat -
ay by invitation to confer with 'i'
advise the people of that place -
arding the installation OF
amery, which is to be built in -"
near future.
irwin Thurston and nephew Earl vb
ice OF Boise, went by auto Sat Nee
ay to Cascade, Idaho, for a two bie
ks vacation. Mrs. Thurston has
n at Cascade visiting at the =
able home for the last three h,,s
ks. The trout in that vicinity had ver
.er stay in deep water for the vol
two weeks. s,+
r. and Mrs. Davis Il Idaho Falls, nei
we'd in Payette last Thursday and II
ted until Sunday at the home of fin,
and Mrs. Carl Korup. Mrs. yer
les will be remembered as Miss do
lusick a former teacher in the
cite schools. Mr. and Mrs