Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1917-10-04
ONE DOLLAR AND ONE HALF A YEAR
Personal and Local Mention

II Come out to the big dance in Woo
ward Hall Saturday night.
+ We viii sell Coles Hot Blast
fuel hods to highest bidder-Wood
n and Spaulding.
r Mrs. E. w Blakesley has been
quite sick for several days but we
/ understand she is some better now.
l Anyone having any bill against w.
Reilly please present same and get
: your money as I am out of business
: Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Korup came
down from Weiser and spent sun
day at the home of their son, Carl
! Korup.
] Miss velma SpauIding is on the
sick list and was unable to return to
h'r school work at the University Of
Idaho, but will go later.
Holling and Stiner of the Payette
Modern Garage made a trip to Jor-
! dan Valley the fore part of the week
to tow in a car for repairs.
Some one will get a fine heater at
very low figure. Bid and get it.
Coles Hot Blast Heater for two
rooms.-Wood and Spaulding.
Mrs. Susie Wyatt of West Normal.
Kansas, who has been here visiting
at the Wood and SpauIding homes,
returned on the evening train Tues
day
Miss Carrie Venable, who has been
visiting in Boise for some time,
came in on the evening train Tues
day for visit with friends and rela-
tives at Psyette
Cliff Dagg came down Monday or
a few days visit with his family, re-
turning Thursday morning. He re-
ports every thing lively in and
around Cascade.
Mr.. and Mrs. James York of Bak-
er City are here for few days
visiting friends. Mr.. York is an old
timer in that country, having lived
there since 1866.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Wilbur of
Drewsy, Ore, are visiting at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Jas Lewis.
Mr.. Wilbur has a large cattle and
horse ranch near that place
Our Linotype machine broke down
this week which will necessitate Ieav-
ing out some articles handed us for
publication. The list of premiums won
at the state fair will be published
next week
Ray Alters and family have NOV
ed down from Sweet, Idaho, and ex-
pect to make their home in Payette.
Mr.. Alters was Editor of the Boise
County Sentinel until September 1st,
at which time he sold out
Russell Biglow, while playing on
the school grounds last Monday, fell
N such a manner as to break his left
arm at the elbow Drs woodward
,no Woodward reduced the fracture
md he is now getting along nicely.
A Grimes of Ontario was over Mon
lay and returned with new Over-
and from the Payette Modern Gar
lge c. T. Lattig, Milt Lauer and
The Gorham Mere. Co. also have one
zach of the same kind purchased last
week.
Mr. and Mrs Nova Lathrop and
)r. Mcdonald went to Boise Tues
lay and on Wednesday morning Mrs.
4athrop underwent a serious opera
ion performed by DR.. Mcdonald. She
S getting along nicely. Mr.. Lath-
op will remain with her until she
s able to return.
The Boston Grill is now located in
heir new quarters and are certainly
oing rushing business. They open
d their doors to the public on Tues
ay evening at O'Clock with a spe-
ial dinner served at $50, and a big
ance. There was a good attendance,
God music and a general good time.
Tag Day, Saturday for the Lii
rary
Ronald E. Wood, who has been for
ONE time, butter maker at the Cald-
Tell Creamery, is now butter maker
DR. the Farmers Cooperative Cream
ry at Payette. He will have full
barge of the manufacturing at this
lace. This will give Manager Brown
little more time to attend to his
uties. Ronald is a thorough man
| the buttor business, having gradu-
ted from the University of Idaho,
nd is naturally a practical young
ian. The Cream Company have done
ell to secure his services.
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