Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1918-02-28
ONE DOLLAR AND oNE-HALF A YEAR
Personal and Local Mention

]. F. Orr was in Weiser Monda.
on business
Judge V. B. Ledman returned from
Boise Sunday morning.
A. c. Pennington Of Weiser wa
in Payette Wednesday on business.
A. F. Sanderson was In Bois
Monday looking after business con.
nected with the Rex Spray Co.
Ronald Walker left Tuesday eve
ming for Vancouver, Wash, where
h will join the Engineering depart
ment OF the U. S. Army.
Mrs. E. w. Blakesley is still OF
th1 mend. She Is now able to wall
around the block these fine days
which will do her lots OF good.
The Gorham Mercantile Co. have
made quite am Improvement in tht
appearance of their place of bust.
ness. All the obstruction in the
center of the room has been removed
Miss Verle Brannock went te
Boise last Thursday to consult a
specialist regarding her eyes. Mrs
y. w. Worrel is taking hsr place
at the Rex Spray Office during her
absence.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. A. jacobsen re-
Tuned IRON their California trip
last Thursday. They have been con-
Iined to their home with severe
COLDS and es far have not been seen
on the street.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hasbrouck ar
mere from Riverside, Wash, visit
ing at the home of their aunt and
uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Alden,
also Mrs. Willard Aldens sister,
Mrs. M. A. Hasbrouck.
The work OF crawling the read
from thu Snake River bridge across
the fiat on the Oregon side is beng
rapidly pushed fo1Wald and will bs
ABOUT completed this week. This il
much needed improTemt ut.
Ii you have paid your dollar te
the Red Cross and have not receiv-
ed Red Cross button, you can e.
One by presenting your receipt tt
Mr. ]. F. Orr at the Light Office;
be has just received them.
Steve ClantoR returned from Long
Beach Wednesday morning alteT
sp-nding several months enjoy ing the
sunny climate of California. He Is
locking line but says he is glad to
Get back to Payette and Payette
friends.
The Payette Modern Garage has
sold in the last few days to ]. L.
Wells, Model So Overland; Charley
johnson Of Ontario, Mod,l IS Over
land; L. f. Shaw, Model 80 Over
land; Geo. Latug, Model 80 Over
land; win Biyens, Model so Over
land; Cliff GoodS in, Chalm1rs Road
ster; Lester C. Sewell, 2-ton truck.
Geo. Lattig has at last fell in line
and is now driving a new Model 30
Overland We are just wand ering;
George has been going around all
these years beating some woman out
Of good husband. 1t may be that
he has decided that with the alb
sence of SO many young men fIom
the community. and with the assist
ance OF a new car, there Is a chance
left for him yet.
About ten O'Clock Tuesday fore
noon fire was discovered in the roof
Of the coal house on the ztmmer-
man property just east Of the Bak-
cry. But before it had gained mus h
leadway the Fire Department was
On the scene and extinguished the
flames, with but slight damage. This
might have been disasterous fire
had it occurred in the night and got
ten well under way, as the building
IS within a few feet of several
frame buildings.
A cablegram from Gen. Per-hing IN
the daily press of a few days ago
announced the death of Private John
]. White, Co. E, 16S INIT. 41st Di-
vision. Killed in action at the front.
This is the same Company and Di--
vision that Sgt. William II. Ehrp,
brother of Assistant Postmaster V.
g. carp, is a membTr of. The last
V. G. heard from his brother was
N January and he was in England
then on his way to the front But it
now looks as tho he was In action.
We believe the Red Cross sales
should be agitated and at least
'nce a month a sale conducted. We
ire going to be compe led to raise
ust so much money no matter how
t is done. There are many who
would rather donate some article
which they could easily spare, and
i.Ihaps someone will want Just that