Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1918-01-17

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Henry Peutz and Burt Howard
are both driving a new Overland.
I Dr. Mcdonald is now driving one
of those new style WHY'S Six Over
lands.
F. E. Seeley left for Seattle Tues
/ day evening on business for the Rex
Spray Co.
J. Secoy OF Ontario was in Pay
cite last week and returned with a
Model 80 Overland.
Mrs. Frank Powers left Monday
evening for Spokane, Wash, to be
gone several weeks visiting friends
and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grover Stewart and
daughter Elaine of New Plymouth
came down and spent Sunday at the
E. a. Blair home.
Miss Iona Cartwright who has been
suffering for some time with tonsi-
litis, is quite i'll as result of com
P44Cdl4UQS WHICH IOllOW6Q-
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Hubert spent
couple of days last week visiting in
Boise and also attending the Poultry
Show which was held at that place.
A fine baby boy arrived at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Weldon
Berry Monday. ]. w. says he thinks
he will weigh about pounds dressed
Ed. B. Holden, William C. Murray,
Cantido Garcia have failcd to re-
turn their questionnaires and were
reported by Sheriff Hanigan to the
Adjutant General.
If you like wales, try some at
LOUIS Cafe.
Mrs. a. R. Albee and two youngest
sons, Lawrence and Howard left last
Thursday morning for Boise for
couple OF weeks visit with her sis
Ter. Mrs. Ernest LoYet.
Guy Howard, who has been work I.
ing on the Little Willow project, had
4 little mix up with one of the mules
IN the works, and. is now limping
around with badly swoAen leg.
Mrs. H. w. Zimmerman has OPEN
ID Red Cross sewing room at
ler home ON Iowa Ave, for the
benefit of the ladies of that neigh
,orhood who wish to sew. All are
invited
Mrs. Don Numbers of Parma ar
ived in Payette the first of the week
nd will stay with her parents while
Ter husband, DR.. Numbers, is absent
uring the war, having joined the
1edical Corps.
We learn from letter received
hat V. G. carp, our Assistant Post
master, who has been visiting his
arents at Bussey, Iowa, for the
asst six weeks, is quite i'll but is
and will be back on the
ob at the post office as soon as
e is able. l.
1t don't cost any more to eat at
.ou's Cafe than it does at home. Try
/ h
Mr.. and Mrs. Parsons, Mr.. and
Irs. Geo. Alspach and Frank
zimmerman and mother were enter
lined at the H. W. Zimmerman hom
t dinner on Wednesday. The after /
Don was spent doing red cross sew
lg. The gentlemen did their bit by
ulling basting thread. It
w. c. Sturdevant, who has been
Seattle for the last two weeks
as secured a position as Civil
ngineer and has sent for his fam
y who will leave within a few days. '
is with regret that We lose this
.mily from among US, but wish
lem success in their new location.
In a letter from T. H. MoComsey d
Springfield, Oregon, We learn Q
at his wife, who underwent an oper G
len in December, is now able to a
, at home and is doing nicely. Tom il
US everything looks like spring e
,wn there, Grass as green as in e
Inc and that they are having plen- a.
of rain.
Don't pass up good place to eat;
BUS Cafe is the place.
Bob, the faithful dog who has been
It'll our soldier boys for a long
ne returned to Payette Monday ev-
ing, which indicates the boys have
me scross the water, he WAS sent
Mrs. S. NJ Fitch, where he viii
ceive the best of care. Bob SEEM
to be pleased to get back. he will
missed by the soldier boys. &c
Mrs. Dan McGilvery, who has been W
sitting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fl
NJ. Wickham in Portland, came la
It week to be with her sister, Mrs. in
B. Catron who was taken sick on ac
E train while enroute from Port th
Id a few days ago. She is now ct
ing nicely. Mr.. McGilvery also tu