Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1918-08-15
Personal and Local Mention

J. F. Orr was in Parma Tuesday OF
business for the light company.
Z A Buick and Buick that have
been used at less than their real value
at Moss Mercantile.
Mrs. Parsons, mother Of G. B. Par
sons, came down from Caldwell Mon
day to be with Mrs. Parson who is
seriously ILL.,
! Mrs. E. B. Holmes and children,
! who have been camping at the Payette
lakes for the last three weeks re-
turned to Payette Monday evening.
Herman Mackey has volunteered in
the service of the United States, and
left Wednesday for Moscow where he
will take a course in wireless tel
egraphy.
Elmer Kirkendall, C. 0. KirkendaIl
and Howard Snowberger returned
Monday from Tamarack and the reser-
voir with nice string of Salmon
trout, some of the finest we have seer.
Rev. NJ. D. Reed and family started
the latter part of the week for an out
ing among the pine trees in the upper
country and to enjoy some of sports
with the hook and line.
Mrs. t. o. Mead of Pendleton, Ore
gon, is here visiting her parents Mr..
and E. A. Blair. They drove to New
Plymouth Monday evening for a cali
at the Grover Stewart home.
Rece Jenkins and wife went to Cas-
eade Wednesday to visit at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Albeit. How
ever we don't expect Rece to do much
visiting if his supply of fish hooks
hold out
Before buying a car see what the
Moss Mercantile has to offer. They
have several Fords and two Bucks.
one 6 and one 4. All of these cars
have been used, but are mechanically
all right, and will be sold at a bar
gain.
If you want one of those Ford cars
at the Moss Mercantile go and see
them today. They won't last long.
We are in receipt of a card from
Miss Alice Parry, now on her vaca-
ton. The card was written at the
Yellowstone National park. She is in
company with her cousin Bob Keith,
making the trip by motorcycle, and
are certainly having fine trip.
Mrs. R. A. Crump has recently pur-
chased the Evans Drug stock at the
Did Compton corner, and is having the
Interior of the building refinished and
the place in genera,. overhauled, and
expects to be open for business by
Found, auto license tag No. 1899.
3. A. Phetteplace.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Ballenger started
tuesday morning for the Lakes going
by auto by way of New Meadows.
They will spend few days at the
axes, then down to Cascade for few
lays visit among relatives at that
'lace, They expect to be gone about
en- days.
]. F. Albee and wife Joined party
rom Fruitland Wednesday morning
or a camping trip on the headwaters
# Squaw creek. This is an excellent
place for an outing, fishing is good
md bear are quite numerous. If Mr..
3ruin knew as much about Mr.. Albee's
craftsmanship as we do, he'd stay on
he other side of the hill.
Friends and members of Home
tead No. 1923 Brotherhood of Ameri-
an Yeomen met at the home of Mr..
md Mrs. ]. P. Walker on 9Th, st.
Tuesday evening and spent de-
ilghtfull social evening with music
,ames and conversation Lawrence
Warden was pleasantly surprised
" receiving silver wrist watch,
token of the esteem of the
nembers of the Homestead of which
e is Honorable Foeman. Lawrence
5 to leave Immediately for service
or our Country.
Strayed away, one black pig, about
5 pounds. Finder please notify c. A.
'hetteplace.
For Representative in Congress
Burton L. French has filed his ac-
eptance of nomination for Represen-
atiye in Congress before the Repub-