Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1918-04-04
ONE DOLLAR AND oNE-HALF A YEAR
Personal and Local Mention

J. F. Orr made a business trip Il
Nyssa Monday.
John Norris made a trip to Bois.
on legal business the latter par
OF last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. o. Luther spen
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. W. P. Ac-
herman of New Plymouth.
Miss May Luther returned the Lat
ter part Of the week from a 10 day.
visit at the W. P. Aokerman homt
in New Plymouth
Dave Shearer left for Cascade
Saturday morning, where he has q
job with John Connyers on a log
ging contract.
Jake Wannemaker came down from
the Meadows Friday. for a few days
visit among his relatives and
friends at Payette.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grover Stewart and
I little daughter of New Plymouth visit
ed Sunday and Monday at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. E A. Blair.
! Mr.. F. H Hogue left Sunday for
Portland, Seattle and several coast
points on business. He will be out
of town for week or ten days.
r. w. Smith of North Platt, Neb-,
enroute home from California, stop
ped off Sunday for 8 few days visit
with his brother, C. A. Smith of this
city.
It IS certainly a true saying. that
tn American people love to be
fooled" We are all getting up an
hour earlier each morning and don't
know it
The young son OF A. Mcdonald, on
Payette-Oregon Slope snasged his
1inser on a fish bone last week
which has caused quite a bad case
OF blood poison.
We are pleased to announce that
Z. H. Adair who has been seriously
sick with erysipelas, Is much i'm
proved and will soon be ON the job
at Wood and Spauldings Mr.. Henry
Feldseher has been assisting dur
ing his absence.
Verne SpauIdins who has been
visiting for a few days with his
parents, left Sunday evening for Fair
field, Idaho, to look after some busi-
ness matters before going to Camp
Lewis. He expects to leave Fair
field some time the fore part Of the
week.
w. H. Stevens, Park Conant and {
W W. Thompson of Enterprise, Ore,
came the latter part OF the week and
ara stopping at the L. C. Moore
home. They are looking over the
country with a view of locating If i
it suits them. Mr. Thompson Is q
Of Mr.. Moore.
On last Saturday evening j. T. Jef
fries, Chief of Police, ana Night Mar
shaI Fenske arrested Icur Meucans
in an upstairs room at The Olson
Hotel and took them-befcre Police
Judge NJ. o. Luther on a charge Of
gambling. They plead guilty to the
charge, and were relieved OF $500
zach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan McGilyery mot
pred from Twin Falls to Payette
last Friday, making the trip in one
day. They visited at the home o.
DR.. and Mrs. h. B. Catron until |,
Mr.. McGilvery is heavily in
in the oil fields Of Wyom-
ng and from all reports 10 making
good.
The Dance for the Furlough House
fund will be in Woodward Hall, Wed /,
lesday, April 10. Good Muse. Mrs.
Swank and her efficient committee ,
will managa it, assisted by the for
owing Patronesses, Mesdamee Ben
lett, LauAr. johnson. Hogue, Wilson,
oPdAAN-44eg Ato44Ns SNoc.s SNSAS-ti :
Ounnuck. Bulmer, Crump. Muller.
Harold Shake, a former Payette
BOY has accepted a position at
aezac's Pharmacy, and began his ,
iuties Monday molning. Mr.. Shake
S a graduate from the department. q ,
of o. A. C. at Corvallis, :
Oregon, coming here from Emmett =
yher he has been in thc drug busi- +
less for the last eight months. He /
will move his family here as soon :
IS he can find house to occupy.
R. o. Coulter, d. ID. Hambly and
". ]. McFarlan were in Payette Mon t
lay and met with the County Com I
nissioners to try and arrange for n
County road to run east thru the a
sland from about half way between
he New Plymouth and Willow Greek I
ridge IN the EnIk gtore bridge This A