Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1918-03-07

I Miss Laura Brannock spent Sun
day in Boise.
DR.. |. R. Woodward was in On
tario, Saturday.
a r. T-vebaugh of Vale was in
PayettH Saturday.
William Maule is now driving a
new Model 80 Overland.
]. C. Woodward was In Bo
Saturday on professional 5usi.
ness.
State horticultural Inspector Guy
Graham OF Boise was in Payette
Tuesday.
c. A. Smith, Manager for the Van
Petten Lumber Co., was in Ontario
Tuesday.
J. R. Fields of Emmett, was meet
ing his old time friends in Payette
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. F. Sanderson mo-
tored to Boise Sunday and visited
with friends.
Mrs. w. S. Brundage was over
from Boise last week visiting among
her many friends.
Attorney John H. Norris was
called to Boise Monday, on mat
ters of Importance.
T NJ Blivins, Editor OF the Hunt
Jr,o tDr NeuS UaS n oolIor Of tb:S
office last Saturday.
Z. C. Van Petten and wife We're
dinner guests at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. c. A. Smith last Sunday.
Out of 1908 Real Estate Tax no.
tees sent out in Payette County,
there We're 2645 paid and 258 de-
linquent.
H. B. Orcutt is able to be out after
a long siege of pneumonia He IS
looking little thin but is gaining
rapidly.
Mrs. Tillison, formerly Nelle Bus
sic, who is here on a visit frcm
Portland, and Miss Elsie Roberts
motored to Boise Wednesday.
H. B. Calkins purchased of Geo.
Windle a fine 50-acre tract on Pay
cite Oregon Slope. The deal was
closed the fore part of the week.
w. L. Rosbrouch of Caldwell who
has been in Payette for scme time
in the Life Insurance busine SIS, re-
turned to Caldwell Tuesday.
Mrs. William Ashlcck and two chill
dren arrived from Huntington, Ore,
Friday noon of last week being CALI
ed here by the sickness of her moth
ar, Mrs. Inman.
T. d. Landon who underw Mt two
operations at the Ontario Hospital
some time ago, IS still confined to
his home but is able to sit up most
# the time. II
Lou Feldscher is building an ad-S I
lition to his Cafe. He is adding a
.ook room at the rear thus giving
lin all the room he now occupies for
COUNTER and tables.
Miss Edna Inman was retained at
home from her work at the Can
,on Commercial, by the illness OF
her mother a couple of days the lat
er part of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Korupp re-
urned Saturday to their home in
Veiser after spending two weeks
With their son Carl Korupp. While
lere Mr.. Korupp added three pair
# socks to the Red Cross supply for
he soldier boys. =
Theodore Peterson while working
t the Rex Spray Factory last Sat-
rday had the misfortune to get |
ONE spray material in one OF his
yes, and was taken to the On
ario Hospital for treatment. 1t j
bought he will not lose the sight &,
Sam RabY brought two hogs to
,wn last Friday and were sold to
l.. Wells. he two weighed 1850 II
bringing tie sum OF sl5l.O5.
his is perhaps the largest amount $
yer paid in Fayette for two hogs. .
Fl. Patton sold one the same day :
D +. G. Bowker which brot S74.OO.
The Idaho Power Company hrs ,
4en making extensive improvements
uring the winter months and get ,
ing the lines in perfect condition +,
D avoid using any labor that might /,
e needed for other purposes dur ng )
ne working season. This is a mighty /;
aoughtful idea, and one of the ways :
Ne labor situation can be greatly !.
nproved. Il
Ray Keith, roadway engineer Tor
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