Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1918-01-03

: Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Bowman are in
Portland this week taking in the
, City.
AL Wilson and Lloyd Pence ship
ped cars OF fat cattle TO the Port
land Market last Sunday.
Miss Helen Gutteridge of Payette-
Oregon Slope, is now employed at
the First National Bank as book
keeper.
i L. H Patton left New Years day
i. for Portland to return with four cars
CT cattle to be fed on Mr.. Pattons
Willow Greek ranch
F. B. North of Mountain Home is
the new operator at the Depot, hay-
ing taken Mr.. Miller's trick, who has
gone to Twin Falls.
! You can get anything you want to
eat at LOUIS Cafe if you call for it.
Mr.. Charley Campbell and Miss
Jessie Gardner of New Plymouth
spent New Years day at the Seeley
and Sanderson home.
J Charley Barns, switch engine fire
man at the Salt Lake yards, came
IN Saturday evening for few days
visit with the home folks.
Attorney and Mrs. Will Mcfarland
OF Boise left Monday for Couer d.
Alene, after spending several days
at the homes of William Maule and
E. H. Murphy.
If you like wales, try some at
LOUIS Cafe.
Ruth Dorathy, Florence Frazier and
Goldie Pitcher went to Boise Sunday
morning and on Wednesday morn
ing they entered Links Business Col
ledge where they will take a Steno-
graphers course.
A. T. Thompson of Boyd, Mimi, a
brother of H ]. Thompson, and two
nieces, FLORENCE and Edna Thomp-
son of Piliger, Mimi, are visiting
at the Thompson home. The two
nieces will make their home with
Mr.. and Mrs Thompson.
Mr.. A. T. Thomson, who is here
from Minnesota visiting at the home
of his brother, H. ]. Thompson, spent
a few days in Boise Hast week. Mr..
Thompson is much taken with the
climate of the Payette Valley. He
says it is much different in Mime
sofa.
Don go home in the rain for sup
per; step into LOUIS Cafe.
E. c. S. Brainard returned Sun
day evening from trip to the west.
While in Salem he was entertained
at the Will Kirk home; and at
Eugene called on Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Filler, and at Springfield visited
the C. B. Shontz family, also t.
H. McComsey.
Rev. B. H. Ward and Mrs. Ward,
state evangellists for the Baptist
denomination in Idaho, are now in
Payette and will remain for several
weeks preparing the church for
and leading in an evangelistic cam
paign. Rev. Ward will preach at the
Baptist church on Sunday both
morning and evening.
1t don't cost any more to eat at
LOUIS Cafe than it does at home. Try
IT,
]. D. Baker returned Wednesday
from a trip to Pueblo Colo, to visit
his mother and brother. He reports
the weather down there even warm
e- than at this place, but no rain.
He says all thru Colorado the roads
are dry and dusty, and the farmers
plowing in their fields and it was
hard to believe it was the first of
January.
Ruei Maule and Hap Chaplin left
New Years day for Goat Island
where they are stationed with the
Naval Band. These two young men
have made good in their music
which insures them sure and safe
position during the war They belong
to a training camp band which will
be retained at Goat Island The boys
are very enthusiastic and enjoy the
work.
We will accept corn or wheat in
exchange for subscription to the
Enterprise.
Mr.. Donald Forward, who was the
guest of Miss Sanderson On New
Years day at the Sanderson and See
ley home, has some very interesting
stories to relate regarding his ex-
perience in the European War. He
went from the State of Ohio and
joined the French army and served
for over g year in the ambulance
corps under the direction of the Red
Cross. He left Payette Wednesday for
Fort Worth. Texas, where be VIII
Join the American Army and return