Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1918-09-26
Personal aud Local Mention

A special Turkey dinner will b,
served at the Liberty Cafe Sunda,
from 5:30 to 8. Price soc.
To curb the coal trust get Cole!
High Oven Range. 1t heats anc
cooks with the same fuel and save.
one-third.
All interested in Women's Worl
in the War ace invited to attend the
sessions of the Federation, Oct. 1,
and 3, in the Methodist Church.
The Crump Drug Store was sold
last week to o. D. Cole, a druggisi
from ,jerc me, Idaho, who expects Il
he in Payette Friday of this week tc
take charge of the stock.
| The patriotic meeting at the Boil
/ ton grove Sunday afternoon was
lightly attended on account of the
rain. But those who attended report
a splendid speech by Miles Cannon.
Union Services Sunday evening,
Sept. 2S, at Baptist Church Hon. L.
R. Horton, Superintendent of the
Anti7Saloon League will be the speak
er. s p. N. will be the hour
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas O'Hollaran who
left Payette some two years ago,
and have since been living in Nebras-
ka, returned to Payette last week and
will again become residents of Pay
cite.
C. w. Buckley left Tuesday morn
sng for his home at York, Neb., to
arrange some business matters and
be ready for Uncle Sam when he is
called. He will be gone seyera
weeks.
Mrs. Mary o. Wilson is having
the large barn on her home property
on the corner of 18th and 1st Ayenu
South, torn down and converted into
a bungalow on the John Mckinney
ranch on Willow Greek.
Levi Slinker who has been visit
ing at several points in California
during the past six weeks, returned
home Tuesday. He says the people n
California are making all kinds of
m y ON fruit this YER. II
Mrs. Theresa Graham, state chair
man of the Liberty Loan committee,
will speak at the State Federation
Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Graham
was one of a committee to notify
President Wilson OF his election.
WANTED: A girl to Go general
house work. Call Mrs. Carl Asmus-
sen. Phone 3SO-f22. Aft.
! Mrs. McGlinchey received word
Wednesday morning from Senator
8orah stating that if he was with
n reach he would be at Payette
Federation week ana speak to the
'eopln of Payste. We feel quite
-ure he will be here. l.
T. NJ. Smith is now head miller of
he Payette Mills, taking the place of
)rlo Edgecomb who is now in the !,
Aviation Service. The Mills are now
night and day to catch up on
he increased orders due to the
hange in the Substitute rates.
You had better do your shooting I
while the sun is shining. Three men
we're arrested few days ago and
'rought before a Magistrate and We're
ined $500 each for shooting ater
un down, and never touched a fea- {
her. /
County Agent W. r. Palmer, c.
Y. Giesler, J. F. Carnifix and E. T
'owman drove to Boise Sunday and
ut the Payette, County Exhibit at
ne State Fair in order. They re-
ort a very creditable showing. Mr. !,
arnifix remained to look after the
xhibit during the fair. !,
L. C. Moore who has been Ii If
n Second Avenue South, has pur- O
has d the Hartung property on Low
rs Lane and has moved with his '
lmily to his new home where they +
re nicely located. The deal was h
lade by Bannister and Thacker. Con- /
Iteration $4,000. y
The Farmers Cooperative Cream 1
ry won the Six Month contest a
hieh closed this month, the last
,oring was held in connection with $
"a State Fair. The Creamery is plea
ed to know that their butter is the
est in the IState, taking an average
r six months.
The employees of the Payette !.
ills are in receipt of letter from
ieutenant Scott Fitch acknowledging ;,
purse made up by these employees
buy tobacco for the old Payette