Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1918-12-12

the c. S. Fulton home this week.
1 A. E. Wright and son Glen Of CalJ
well were in Payette on business Sat
lurday.
The Bettebenner family are qual
. anteened, four of the family ar
down with the influenza.
\ Mr. and Mrs. Frank Shaw wer,
down from Weiesr Sunday to yisi
Mrs. Shaws parents, MIR. and Mrs
L. P. Hiatt.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Ackerman
came down from New Plymouth Sun
day to hear Rev. Peters at the Chris
tian Church.
Bessie MusgroVe was taken with
Influenza Wednesday morning and
the home was placed under quaran-
tine at once.
Mir. and Mrs. Glenn Wright and
baby returned to Caldwell Tuesday
after spending few days visiting
among relatives and friends.
Hon. James H. Hawley came over
from BBoise Monday morning 10 as
sist Attorney John H. Nolr-s In the
defence in the case, State VS.. Guss
Davis.
The Burt Fitch family have NOV
ed down from ter ranch on Dry
Buck and are livi-g In th-aam Chap-
man house on Sixth Street. they
expect to return to thair ranch in
the spring.
WANTED: 4inch Centrifugal pump.
ID. E. Wilcox.
Clarence HinkIey arrived home
from Camp Lewis last Frioay af.er
having received an honor-ble dis
charge. He was the 1irst man to
be examined by thet lo-ai boa-d and
first TO arrive home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Walker who
have been working at the Ho.el Ban-
sroft left Wednes neslay morning for
Cascade where Mr.. Walker will cook
It one of the logging camps
Jason ballenger arrived in Payette Il
asst Tuesday morning from Goldfield, |,
Nevada, for visit with his son, L. K
5allenger and to meet and get ac-
Iuainted with his new daughter, (Mrs.
3allenger) l.
Mrs. v. G. carp and son Herald L
re both improving mic -1y from an
ttack of influenza. They are still
nder quaranteen and being unable
0 get help v. G. is pretty busy as
hief cook, house-keeper and nurse.
Mrs. Cathern Athey, chairman of
ne anti-tuberculosis society gave a
ak to the Portia Ladies last Thurs
ay regarding legislative matters, al
D Mrs. Francis Brewer of New York
as here confering with the members
n the national suffrage amendment.
The building owned by n. A. Jacob
IN just north of Lauers store is be- :
lg refitted and as soon as complete
i'll be occupied by Frank Walter as
bakery. Mr. Walter came here re-
.ntly from St. Anthony where has :
as formerly engaged in the business, a
Arthur Baker of Emmett, son Of ic
urse Shafer, was here vi iting his b
other Tuesday, he wss on his way d
ome. from Spokane where he went a
a delegate to the Lumbermen'
onysntion. This GOWN ion COZ IL
ened for the purIose of transfer ng a
e management of the sawmil IS 81
ON the Government back in the Ii
snds of the owners and be ready, th
give the soldier boys a position "
hen they return. ef
p. r. Bowers, warehouse foreman
r the 0. S. L. at Dillon, Mont came
st Saturday for visit with his par
is Mr.. and Mrs. w. K. Bowers
d to be present at their 50tl 60
'dding anniversary which was K,
ppily enjoyed Tuesday at tht su
nc Of their daughter Mrs. FIR lea
.,r','2n at New Ply~outh Mr.. an ha
E Powers have Travelled throug he
e happily together for fifty year OF
d are both in the best of healtl as
4 viii likely hve to enjoy man as
re years. We
pc
The merchants of Payetts all bs
We their windows beautifully d CO olf
ed with Chr 'stmas goods and ~
We a splendid assortn ent at prices AZ
It have been freed upcn them. Pa
ese window 'sp'avs give the towni1s
Payette an air of fhr'ft and pres ~,
'ity which on'y ccmes thro~gh Itbe
treatment end hone-t dealings. ba
ey also have liberal advcrtis rar
nts IN this lNer FIR your in be<
ction. Loolps ssa nyer. Won wla obi
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