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

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4 A. C. Cogswen Of New Plymouth
was in Payette transacting busi-
ness Wednesday.
Mrs. Bmmert Morreu OF PocateIlo
Is here visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. G. W. Rhoads
Lila and Bernice CaIIen came over
from Boise Saturday and spent Sun
day with the home folks.
Three cars OF cattle were ship
ped to the Portland market Last
Saturday by Bowker and Wells.
Mr.. o. Bartseh, who has been II
the garage business for some time.
and his family moved back 10 Mon--
tana last week.
All patrons of the Rex Spray Co.
who have barrels are requested to
return them as soon as possible
after they are empty-Rex Spray Co.
J. L. Wells is keeping batchlors
hall at his place for week or two
while Mrs. Wells is visiting at the
home of her parents, bIr. and Mrs
j. W. Cartwright at Ironside, Ore.
Mr. and Mrs. R. u Spaulding came
down from Weiser ard spent Sunday
at the home of Mr.. SpauIdings par
ents, and to visit with Verne who
viii soon go to the Training Camp
at American Lake
Robert Harris was in Emmett Sat
urday making arrangements for a
house. He will move with his family
to that city about the 18th OF April.
Mr.. Harris viii still be in the en-
ploy Of Denney and Company.
The infant sen o. Mr.. and Mrs. A
Hanks died at their home in the
west part OF town Saturday and wass
taken to Weiser MONDAY for burial.
We were unable to learn any fur
ther particulars. The little one
was about one year old.
Mrs. F. H Lyon who underwent
an operation at Portland a few weeks
ago, returned home thiss mo-ning ac-@
compenied by Mrs. Joe Oldham who
went to Portland for that purpose
last Sunday She is doing very
nicely, and will soon DC fully reeoy--
sred.
Mr.. C. W. Giesler. Clerk of the
". W A. on last Tuesday, turned
over to Mrs. Elizaheth C. Moore,
a check for 50 900, beirg the amount
Of insurance due her for the loss OF
her husband shcrt tine ago. Life
insurance iss a mighty good thing.
1t always brings mcney at time
when it Is most needed.
Mr.. Arthur Price and Miss Golden
Courtwright were married at an ealy
hour Saturday morning, March S0th
It the home of Oliver Ader on North
Sixth st. Rev. N. H. Farnham per-
'orming the ceremony These young
people are well and favorably known
having lived in Payette for several
Tears. They will be at home TO their
rieads on South Seventh Street
W. T. Lampkin. Vice President OF
he Payette National Bank, let on
he Saturday evening train fer Mont
'ose, Mo. From his actions of late.
We don't think he went on business
or the bank. However it is qufA8
likely his business was Of an Inn
,ortant nature, and it might be well
or the boys to gather up a few
Id tin cans and watch for his return
Burt venable, Editor CT the Cas-
adA News, came down Tuesday eve
ing for few days visit among
alatives and old tims fisn1s IN
'ayette, and to lock after some busi-
ess ma as well Mr. venab,e
eports Cascade and Valley County
ill on the boom. He is g.ttirg cut
good paper and is doing his fun
hare in boosting the country along-
Mr.. N. A. Jacotsn is in receipt
letter from John A. Stewart
f New York City, Chairman of Com
iittee on PeIscnnel and 0rganiza-
on, stating that at his request Gov
rnor Alexander has ss1gg- sted hiss
anne as one of committee CT 10
, act for the State OF Idaho in re
.tion to the International Industrial
xposition which Will open some time
ithin the next few months in Ne
ork City as permanent fnstitu-
on. The object of this insticsxticn
to solve the problem of the busi-
ess affairs after the war, and to
ID the business men. of the United
tates in mobilizing their forces 10
lie best advantage. in maintaining
merioan trade, as well as to com
sl interest in American products
ON the thousands Of merchsnts OF
,uth America and Asia who arc
,w flocking to the United htes