Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1917-05-03

! fore part Of this week stopping IN
: Boise.
! Born to Mr.. and Mrs AlichsaI Har-
I ris at the Ontario Hospital last FRI
/ day, boy.
D Mrs. e H Murphy went to Boise
. today and will visit with Mr.. Muir
T phys parents for 2 week or two.
Mrs. D. z. Bushnell Of Chattanooga
: Tenn, stopped off few days last
week for visit with Mrs. !. z. Tur-
ner.
I C. p. Simpson OF MINI spoliz.
MINI, representing the North Paef-
fLe Fruit Distributors, was in Pay
cite Tuesday.
/ C. G. Goodwin purchased from the
Balm Auto Company last week, q.
line big King Eight Cliff says he.
2an go any place q sheep can, now.
Miss Florence Douglass, who Is
teaching in the Roswell school, spznt.
I the weekend at the home o. her
parents, Mr. and Mrs A c. Douglass
Mrs. J. l. Gilmore and children
returned from Union, Oregon, Mon (
day. where they have been visiting
Mrs. Gilmore's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Cyrus Williams
II you want TO see fine piece Of
road, take ride out over the State
Highway south OF town 7. ]. Car
co is the man who knows how TO
make z good road
Mrs. D. NJ Parks and children left
last Friday to toiu Mr PARIS at
Modesto, California. Mr.. PARKS has
baen at Modesto for some time wh=Is
he has a good position
Those who ATTENDED the funeral Of
p H Brown at Boise last Sunday.
we're Nichszl Harris, Frank Creizh-
ton, David Jones and wife, Charles
Grown, Jr-, and Robert Harris.
Mrs c. 2. Miller returned ron
Soise Monday evening whsre she has
bsen with her husband for ths past
few days, he being employed in ttet-
electrical work at that place.
Guy McGee, County Engineer, who
is here in charge Of the work OF con
structing the steel span On the west
end Of the Payette river bridge, at
hH Mill. reports the work progress J
ing nicely.
Mrs. J. Frank Evans and children {
came down from Cambridge tie lat c
tar part Of last week TO make hsr '
home in this city with her husband T
who recently purchased the Th.nsrt +
Drug Store h
The Payette Modern Garage re- a
port the following sale on cars: Geo {
Barker, Henry Hansen, H. J. Cort- I
1er and Professor Turner each g sC
five passenger Overland; J. O. Bow.
zer and Ben Bohannos each q Max '1
we'll
Glenn Phetteplsce who went to
Boise some time ago, to take the
examination, passed the
physical examination and also pass d
The mechanical examination at Salt T
Lake City. The next thing he VIII :
be sailing high for Uncle Sam
Alex Powell, q former rssidsnt Of
his city, stopped over Sunday for
I short visit with friends while en-
route from weiser where he has
been employed BY the Idaho Power .
Company for the past few mon rs, !.
,or lis home in Pocatsllo.
Charles Shoutz and family viii II
Save this Thursday evening for h,
.hsir new home near NeNIinnviIle, N
Oregon. We are sorry to loose this 2,
'amily from our community. but what P
S our loss. is the gain Of oilers pl
Success to them is the wish Of the 70,
n
Howard Douglass arrived Sunday
morning from the northern part Of
he state where he has been en-
,loyed in the mechanical business. Z
or a visit with his parents, Mr.. and :
drs. A. c. Douglass Of this city, "
,Ssore leaving to Join the meehant-
al department OF the government. "
]. B. Durham and family left We'd n
lesday tor Salem, Oregon, and viii N
move on their farm near that place. p,
rhe Durham family have lived in q,
his vicinity for "a years and have q,
made many friends who viii regret q,
heir leaving. We wish for them sue ns
ess in their new location m
Clarence Nesbitt, who is Junior pl
a the Oregon Agricultural College,
rriyed last Thursday for short
isit with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs,
Z. F. Nesbitt Of this city. Clarencf, WI
Tho has taken the examination fer n
ha Officers re serEn cCrpS Will NiStr Sr