Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1917-03-29

Carl Bedsall was in Payette Mon
day.
F. C. Berry of Weiser was in Fay
cite Friday.
George Ewing of Letha was il
town Wednesday.
Atto,ney John H. Norris drove
down to Weiser Sunday.
| Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. ]. R. Bet.
ger, Friday March %, son.
Mr.. W. NJ. Cramer of Long Val
ley, is in Payette for a few days.
Grace Prindle is now recovering
from a severe attack OF pne umonia.
Mrs o. H. Graham and Miss
Julia Dixon were Boise visitors last
Thursday.
Thelma, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Turnipseed, has been quite i'll for
some time.
D. W. Ainey was in New Plymouth
Tuesday, attending to matters Of
importance.
A child of Sorren GisseI is suffici-
entity i'll to require the attendance OF
a physician.
Mr.. c. c. Wilburn OF Twin Falls,
Idaho, spent Sunday with Miss Es-
JAlle Harris.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. C. Burtleson of
Gem County was in Payette the fore
part OF this week.
Cooked Food at Mrs Ensign's
Saturday afternoon, March 31st, by
Ladies of Church of Christ
D. P. Donovan of Nezperce. Idaho.
was in town Wednesday shaking
hands with old time friends.
Mss Lizzie Womack OF Emmett is
visiting al the home OF her sister,
Mrs NJ. A. Edwards, Of this city.
W. G. Sherwood has a gang OF
men rebuilding bridge over the
log slough on the Bartenhagen place.
Geo. Wilson Of Ironside, Oregon,
came Friday to be present at the
funeral of his grandmother, Mrs.
Wright.
w. P. Ackerman of New Plymouth
" down Monday transacting busi-
,ess, and took dinner at the A. S.
Luther home.
G. A Arnspiger arrived from Pen
dleton, Oregon, Wednesday evening
TO make a few days visit with his
wife and baby.
The Ladies o. the Episcopal church
will have an apron, fancy work and
cooked food sale at the church house
April 10th. i ca will be served.
J II Conuy-rs, who has been IN
Long Valley for almost year, re-
turned last Seeb to stay for while
with his nauelaer, Mrs. Will Wells
Mrs. E. C. S. Brainard was pas
senger on the west-bound train tues
day, enroute for Walla Walla, 10
spend a few weeks with her son
Lawrence who is attending school a
that place.
Mrs Eliza Edwards came the lat
ter part of last week and is stopping
with grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
CoIman on the west side. Mr. Ed
wards, who is teaching in the east /
,rn part Of the state, will come lat
er
Hon. B. P. Shawhan was a visitor
at the Enterprise office last Satur- !
day. He and his mo,her came ovsrf
from Boise Friday to visit at the
hcme of Mr.. and Mrs. H. ]. Somm er-
camp. Mrs. Shawhan viii make hsr
home with her daughter, Mrs. SOM I
Tom FeiIly returned last week
from western Iowa where he has
been for the last three months. He
says the people of this country think
they ave storms and cold weather,
but says il they were back there
during some OF the storms this win
ter. they would be satisfied here.
Burt Venable returned Tuesday
from a ten days trip to Cascade and
other Long Valley points. He re-
ports plenty of snow. but says every
thing is ON the move at the new
.own of Cascade. He has taken over
The Cascade News and will take
charge as soon as he can get up
again.
NJ. r. Drinkwine from Willow
Creek was in Monday and left
big round dollar to insure the Enter
prise being LEFT in his mail box He
the hay on the creek as be-
ng very scarce, but says many
Of the stock men have their cattle
In tn hills. There is no green food
but there is quite little OF last