Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1918-07-04


Mr. Buckley of the firm OF Gies
Ter and Buckley, went to Boise sun
day evening ON a business trip.
son was born to Mr. and Mrs
John H. Norris on last Friday morn
ing. Both mother and son are dCiI
fine.
Mrs. Hollenbeck our County Trea
surer put in very busy week col
Getting the last half of the taxes
for Payette County.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Pine and two
small children left Monday evening
lor American Falls where they will
visit relatives over the Fourth.
| Mrs. Margaret Swartz who has
been quite i'll for some time, is rapid.
ly improving. Mrs. Sims, whose bus
Dand left short time ago to enter
the army, has been caring for her
Mrs. Henry Erwin and Mrs. F. NJ
Sal toris were west bound passengers
for Portland Tuesday evening. Mrs.
Erwin will remain during the sum
mer. Mrs. Satoris will return in a
few days.
Troop trains are passing through
Payette almost every day. Soma
days three and four trains Uncle
Same is rushing the soldiers across
il great numbers which indicates a
speedy end to the war
Mr.. J. H. Connyers has rented the
John Howard place on Second Ave
nue. South, and Will move in as soon
as Mrs. Connyers arrives from Iowa,
which will be some time the last
of this weak.
MI. Peter Pence who has recent!
nad the second operation at the
hospital in Boise is getting along
very nicely. The last report he was
able to sit up in bed and seems to
enjoy his nourishment.
Margaret Jones, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. T. e. Jones OF Paul, Idaho,
Is visiting at the home OF her aunt
and uncle Mr.. and Mrs. H. ]. Sommel
camp. Mr.. Jones is in the drug busi-
a=S' at Paul, and is doing well.
We suppose Mr.. F. o. Yeats is
living up to the rules and regulations
OF the food administrator about as
closely as any one. He had his ton
sils removed last week and as a re-
suit has not eaten anything except
milk ever since.
We had the pleasure OF seeing a
picture of Lieut.. Col. Patch the other
day which was taken in France The
Colonel looks mighty fine. So far
the Huns have had no effect on that
smile, and We don't believe there
ar? enough of them in Europe to do
1t.
Ronald Wood who has been in the
hospital at North Yakima, for snme
time due to an operation for hernia,
IS much improved and is expected
home the last of this week. Garde
Wood who is in training at Preside,
Calf. is also expected home ON a !
very soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Gray who hav' |
been sesidents of Payette for many /
years have moved to Halfway, Ore, +
where their daughter, Mrs. Reeder, /
now lives. Mr. and Mrs. Gray will I
be greatly missed in this commun-
ty but we wish them prosperity in I
their new location.
c. F. Callen who has recently be-
come the owner OF two saw mills
near Cascade, has temporarily NOV
I'd to that place to look after his
going by auto last week.
He cama back to Payette Monday
IN some business matters returning
20 Cascade Wednesday.
Mrs. G. E. Shawhan Of Wallace.
IDAHO, who has been visiting at the
home for some time
vent 20 Boise Sunday and was join
ID there by her husband, Dr. G. E.
5hawhan who has been in Chicago
attending meeting of the Council of
National Defense. DR.. and Mrs Shaw
lan returned to Payette Wednesday.
The Woman's committee Of the
Council of National Defense will ,
meet the second Monday of each
month at p. M, at the Y. M. G n
All women's organizations of the city I
md surrounding communities are ,
to appoint member to
work ON this committee. Mrs. Albert .
White, Chairman. Is
DR.. H. B. Catron returned Sunday {
evening from a two weeks trip to l
he Lost river country where he
las been visiting his parents. He |
made the trip by auto and got thru {
he mountains IN good shape. He
'eports catching some too large to