Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1917-08-30
Personal and Local Mention

Attorney r. E. Haynes was in
Boise Monday and Tuesday on legal
business.
Albert Hill and family came down
from their homestead last Saturday
to remain during the fall work in
the fruit.
Mrs James Stanton, Mrs. Bah
and Mrs Harry Edwards spent last
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs c.
A. Hurd.
Ralph Hanna of Spokane, Washing
ton, enroute from trip to Indiana,
is visiting at the home of his cou-
sin, Mrs. Lee Inman.
Mrs. ]. J. Tool went to Boise Tues
day to attend the funeral of Bishop
Glorieux which was held "Wednesday
morning at ten O'Clock.
The home grown water melons and
canteloupe are coming into market
and are bringing good prices. The
quality is exceptionally good.
Roy Mathews, fruit buyer from
Sioux City, Iowa, arrived in Pay
cite Sunday evening and will likely
buy quite quantity Of apples while
here.
An exchange says, "War prices
have effected the candy business
as well as other articles in the
food line All day suckers will only
last until the middle of the alter
noon.'
Mrs. Herman Hinze of Weiser is
visiting at the home of her sister
Mrs. ]. a. Lauer, while Herman is
at Vale filling a vacancy at the |
lumber yard at that place, for a
3ew weeks.
The Payette Modern Garage people
lave installed two new sidewalk /
oil tanks with measure
ng device for heavy and light Oil,
which makes it very convenient for
III car owners.
Irwin Thurston, wife and Bobby |
Who have been for the last two
weeks visiting at the Fenable home |
n Cascade and spending some time
It the Lakes, returned to Paeette
sunday evening.
Farber and Son have just receiy-
d fine line of ladies' coats and
uits They are now on display and
re the finest ever shown in Pay
tie. Come in and look them over
lille We have your size. Il
E. Zimmerman, who has been here
or the last ten days visiting rela-
YES and friends and looking after &
le painting of his fine house on I
tn and Center Avenue, returned to 2
is home in Portland Saturday eve I
ing.
Mrs. c. A. Hurd entertained the |
lie Philathea class of the Baptist /
hurch at her home last Thursday a
'ening. Sixteen members of the b
ass wre present The evening was L
'ent~ in music and games after
hich dainty refreshments were +
rived consisting q. ice cream and n
Ike. II
The body of Bishop Glorieux pass |
thru Payette Monday in Chaple
+ st. Peter, accompanied by Bishop
lriS &c
ergyman of Portland. The funeral
ain was met at Nampa by Father t;
emi S. Keyser and the officers of a
/. Johns branch Catholic Knights E
America of which the Bishop was f
'esident for 80 years. Fl
NJ. E. Wood and C. P. Lattig left :
.turday morning for some place
ey didn't say where, but from
e direction they went and the
tfit they took with them they h
II land some place in the hills for h
few days fishing. If they have r
cd luck and hook some big ones, fc
III all hear about it. If they don't d.
ay have been doing some survey 81
9 some place. IL
Mr.. and Mrs. William Wisdom, who
re here short time ago visitingi
the H. H. Clay home, and went dl
I'm hers to Milton, Oregon, were CO
we'll pleased with this country NJ
1t they have returned Mr. T. Gouh ;r
Milton came with them and will al
ite likely locate some place in pl
S part of the country. They all q
'tored to Caldwell Monday, re- NJ
ming Tuesday. Mrs. Wisdom is ha
sister of Mrs. Clay.
There are a number of sportsmenI "
o are violating the game laws byl p
,otipg ducks and other birds be- &c
e the season opens. There should I'd
a stop put to such work. If every HI
. will observe the game laws, tri
re will be shooting for everyl ,e
: during the open season. but to 70