Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1918-07-11

der the road. The little badgers tool
la peek at them. Mr.. Badger wa
caught by hand and weighed % lb-.
and was IL feet long.
Miss Mabel Eldredge and Miss Lu-
Gle and Clarence Strawn motored II
Boise the 4th, returning TO Caldwe
where they visited the H. z. Robin
son home over night. Miss Marion
Kinsey and Miss Mabel and Sidney
Robinson accompanied them homt
returning to Caldwell Friday evening
! Elmer Griep writes he has employ
ment in the pottery near Sumas
Washington, where he is visiting his
sister, Mrs. Caldwell, and is earning
s400 per day.
! Kenneth Edscn IS employed on the
Brown ranch about 7 miles from On
tario, near Nyssa.
NJ. z. and Roy Bowers motore9 to
Westfall the first Of the past week
and brought over a truck load OF 30
lambs for Gus Davis.
Oscar Jackson of La Grande, Ore
gon, visited his sister, Mrs. Silas Car
ter and family over the Fourth
Word from Frank Kinnison, one
of our Sailor Ladies' tells of his
being on hospital ship because Of
some trouble with one of MS ears.
He also told of their ship being hit
by submarine, some damage being
done TO her.
Mr.. VIM. Jones was thrown off OF
a moving machine Wednesday and
badly bruised. He Is able to de 1
about but has not fully recovered
from the bruises received.
Mr.. Chas. Skippen was also vic
tim of an accident when the horse
he was riding slipped and fel on
him bruising and straining one Of his
ankles so he IS not able to wax.
Senator D. L. Ingard returned from
Spokane Thursday evening where he
"a meeting June 18th of the
Fruitgrowers called by the Governors
IF the Northwest states in which the
Eruitgrowers were planning for the
greater use of apples as food in
he army and navy. The meetinsl
vas well represented and and a conf
nittee of 5 members was chosen to
meet this Monday with the Traffic.
latchee to plan for the financing of
Association of the Yakima and Wei
he proposition. This committee is
allied a War Eoard. N 7. ngardI was
hosen as member to represent Ida
10.
Hubert Hutch is doing real duty
!ow as a signal man with Major H.
: Lewis.
A letter from Til Ramey states he
eceiyed his comfort kit sent by the !
red Cross and appreciates it very
luch as it the kind Of article g. perso
ANTS in the army. He also received
is wrist watch from Payette II
The FFruitland Red Gross have
lade each of their boys a comfort :
ii 22x22 inches when fin 'shed with
nree large pockets and sTeral small
or ones for toilea articles and have
lcluded some toilet articles as
ift from the community. Tie Sunds
chools have given each a tesla
lent, which has several of the goot
lG hymns in It
Mrs. Smith from Minden, No, ar
wed at her daughters home Tuesday
Irs. A. Collinsworth's. Mrs. Collins
-orth went to Boise wednesday,
here she underwent an operation !,
= Thursday.
Mrs. J. Sc Shamberger received :
ord of the death of her brother. F.
[. Reddick at his sisters home, Mrs
G. Wagner cat Odessa, Mo.
The Excelsior class of the Breth-
n, Sunday School met last Tuesday
vening al the II. A. Kaufman home
or a business meeting. They oecid-
d to purchase a service flag with
tars for Wilbur Bollilgeer, Earl
lock. David and Ray Shubert, and
red Eldrodge.
Mr.. nnd Mrs. GGriffith who were
the Fruitlan61 Drug store several
ears ago are row at Council, Idaho.
Mr.. Graham Parks, who is engaged
the poultry business in our
,wn received a letter. from n. E.
uce, Extension Poultry Husbcnomen
ppo;nt;ng him cS personal
in the Fruitland dis
let.