Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1918-08-22

! Mrs. Homer Stone was in Vale las
] Monday, being called to testify in /;
case before the Court
Mrs. D. w. Ainey and Mrs. Jacl
Whalen and baby returned Satur
day from an outing at The Lakes
Mrs. II. l. Haley came the lattel
part of the week 10 make her home
Tor while with her mother Krs3
K. Johnson
Mrs. L. L. Cullbertson and BABY
are visiting Mrs. Culbertson's par.
! ents Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Chapman al
/ Gooding, Idaho.
/ Levi SIinker went to Portland to
attend the G. a. R. encampment and
there he viii go TO California tc
glsit Lis daughter.
Lawrence Rasmussen, o. S. L.
Claim AdJuster, was in Payette Fr-
day morning, looking up matters sof
interest TO the Company.
CARL Jacobsen and Carl Korup hit
lkckl with the hook and line,
for the hills MONDAY to try Their
also TO pick off a few grouse.s
J. H. Connyers and Harry Ramey
drove to Cascade Tuesday TO attend
to business matters. They will re-
turn the latter part of the week
Mrs. Lester Sewen went to Boise
Saturday and returned with new
National seven passenger touring
car. This VIII be her private car,
and it is some car too.
Quite number OF Payette people
are camping in the mountains. They
left Payette to enjoy the cool shade
Of the pines 1t won't be hard to find
q cool place this weeks
]. o. Bowker left for PORTLAND
Monday, he didn't say what his
business ws, buta if things happen
look right TO Jake, he's liable to
buy every steer in the yards.
Burt Fitch returned to Payette Mon
day for. further treatment with Pay
cite physicians. He is improving, |
however, and expects TO be restored /
to normal health within a short time.
DR.. Clarence Chaptn returned to
Scio, Oregon, where he is in the
dentist business. He says he en-
.oyed his vacation very much as he
spent baut week with the Brundage
family up at the Lakes.
Frank Shafer left Tuesday morn
ing from Payette with a car of
horses for Chicago, to be solrl ON
the market. A car of automobiles is
l very common thing, but at the pres
ant, a car Of horses is rather un-
Isual. II
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Or and son
Fergus and a Lady friend from Calld-'
we'll, made flying trip IN the Buick l
Six to Huntington and back TO
Neiser and around by the Payettei 7
akes returning home Sunday
evening. ].
Mrs. Scott Fitch received word Z
rom her husband, Lieutenant Scott 4
fitch, that he was now in the COM b
nissary department some distance @
rom the front line, being treated for o
rheumatism, but expected to be back t
It the front before long. L
Lloyd Forbes, son of Burt Forbes, I
eturned to Payette last Saturday u
fter an absence Of about four years = =
lie left Payette when Il years of age u
o rustic for himself and has made :
,ood. He has taken course in cleo
rical engineering and has his di- :
Iona. He also has several Govern :;
nent bonds and a neat little bank ac- ;,
cunt, and the ability and determin-
tion to increase it.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dorner and two ),
hildren of Frankfor9, Indiana re
nrned home last Tuesday after
pending some time visiting at the \
ONE of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. W. Watts A
nd Mrs. Merle a sister of Mrs. n
'orner. Last Sunday a picnic was
iyen in honor of these people at
be Washoe grove where about so
eople gathered and spent
cry pleasant afternoon. Mr.. Dorm
r came here for his health and re-
lrned much improyec.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. C. S. Brainard :.
sturned the latter part of the !
eek from trip through the central :.
art of the State, spending about !,
week at the Epworth League whiicl :
eautiful camping place among the y, !"
as held at Boulderl Meadows, a u
mes several miles ouut from Ketch- ID
m, Idaho. They also spent several as
lys at Gooding where Mr.. Brainard We
interested in the Gooding Col- tr
ge being Vice-President, and for ur