Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1917-11-29
Personal and Local Mention

Mrs. w. r. Shimp spent Saturda
afternoon and Sunday with friend
in Ontario.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Farber vii
move into the Rauerbaugh house dur
ing their absence on trip east.
The car situation for the handl
ing of the apple crop is much bet
ter. Quite a number are being load
ed every day.
Miss Janette Hayes spent Sunda,
with her parents in Boise, returning
for duty at the Rex Spray office Mon
day morning.
Harold Perry left Friday night
for Denver with five cars of apples
for the Fruit Growers Association. Hs
may go on to Chicago.
The Senior class had their first
class party at the home Of Edith
White. All went home saying they
had an enjoyable evening.
Ross McClanahan, who is at Pre-
sidio, Calf. with the Navy, has re-
caived the appointment to First
Lieutenant. Ross will make a good
officer.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Bolton left
Sunday for New London, Iowa, to
help celebrate the 50th wedding
of Mr.. Bottoms father
and mother.
]. H. Connyers came down from
Cascade Monday for a few days visit.
lie reports good weather in the up
per country, and no snow oven on
-ha high summit.
Mrs. Emma Hodson left Tuesday
for Portland where she will visit at
-h1 home of Lawrence Hutchinson fol
4 few days, then will go to Califor-
MIA for the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. L. Rauerbaugh left
Saturday evening for Pennsylvania
and other eastern points to be gone
Turing the winter. This will be their
first visit to the east in over twenty
i've years.
n. A. Jacobsen is removing theI
coating on the roof of the drug storcl
IN the corner of Sth and 1st Avenue
North, and replacing with a new coat
t is well to look after the Leaks In
our roof before snow comes.
Frank Golden, Night Watchman on
he o. S. L. bridge, landed six sus-
,icious looking characters in the City
all Saturday night. We understand
10 complaints were filed against then !
nd on Monday they We're turned
oose.
Mr.. viii Perry of Minneapolis, |
linn, a brother of G. H. Perry and
1rs. q. c. Keith, arrived Saturday
vening for an extended visit. It has
cen about twelve years since Mr..
'errys last visit to Payette and
be changes for the better are quite
Albert White, who recently left
he service at the Post Office in
ayette and since that time has been
aking training at the Officers Train
lg Camp at Preside, Calf, has
eceiyed commission as First Lieu
enant and believes he will soon
e put to actual service.
]. C. Moss and family have NOV
back to their ranch on Big Will d
Nv creek. Mr.. Moss will assist in I,
'oking after sheep on the Van Du- |
IN ranch this winter. If he is as {
bod hand with sheep as he is
ith wrestling apple boxes, We can {
ouch for the welfare OF the sheep.
Fred Hurd recently came down c
ON Cascade from a business and c
Inting trip. He brought home |
nc buck. Fred says its no trou- c
Q to get a deer If you just know L
Nv. Some of these would--be hunt v
s take two or three weeks in the +
lis and then come home without @
zen seeing one, but he hit his i
nit and was only out one night. a
Mrs. Everett, who was here all
st week demonstrating Mazalo oil, {
new shortening made from the :
'rm of corn, rendered valuable as
stance to the Red Cross ladies who :
ere serving tea at the Electric
ght office last Saturday In order
at she might do her bit to the b
use, she furnished the chicken as n
I'll as other material in ber demon "
ration. 1t was much appreciated. a
Mrs. D. w. Shelton of Catchescan, !"
aska, came last week to spend L
e winter with her daughter, Mrs. = =
arman Precht. Mrs. Shelton says .
. is glad to get back to sunny -
aho In Alaska there are but u
" days at any time OF THE year =. =,
len the sun is in sight. Mr.. Shell :, :,
a is making good money catching -
h for the market. 1t is quite like =