Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1918-05-09

oSfFTdl memDEr6 OF lu0 hSDehdI
Lodge of Payette attended a distric
convention in Weiser Friday.
Mrs. 7. D. Webb of Ogden, Utah
came last Sunday for an extended
| visit at the home of her daughter
Mrs. w. F. Sherwood.
MIR. and Mrs. Clyde Sims and Mr.
AM Hrs. Leo Ballenger motored tt
Ontario Sunday evening and took il
the moving picture show.
Walter Adair has been transferred
from the Modem Garage at fayette
20 Ontario where he will ASSIST il
the sale Of cars for Mr. Waldng at
that place.
Miss Jennie Roney who was seri-
ously injured in an auto accident sew
.eral weeks ago has sufiici ntly re-
covered to be ON the streets of Pay
lite last Sunday.
Lee Connerly returned from Cas-
cade last week where he has taken
logging contract for the Boise-Pay-
cite Lumber Company. He will move
up as soon as school Is out.
William McCroskey has a good
start toward the erection of his bun
galow on the property recently pur-
chased on Sixth Street. He has the
excavation work finished and the
foundation about complete.
E. W. Perkins was home Tuesday
and Wednesday being laid up with
a large boil On the forehead which
required lancing. He. is now brake
man on the local run from Glenns
Ferry to Huntington.
]. NJ. Johnson will have a public
sale Of all his personal property On
Saturday May 18th at the Hutchin-
son place just south of Payette and
will go impediately after to Portland
where H. will join the ship building
force.
Clarence Nesbit returned fIom Cor
Eallls, Oregon, Monday from which
pace he has just finished his school,
from the Commercial De-,
lartment of o. A. c. Clarence is
LIST the kind Of a young man that
vii make use Of his education and
vail make good wherever he goes.
House cleaning time is here; see
IL: new draperies at Farbers.
Max Lattig, sen of Mr.. and Mrs. (
:. F. Lattig, who has ben attend T
ng the American Schcol of Osteo-
'athy, returned to Payette LIST Sat
rday, after finishing his cond var !
lax is well pleased with his new
Undertaking and without a doubt
1 due time will graduate with honor
Albert White, former Assistant :,
now stationed at Camp
'remont, Calf, recently received a
iploma for Brigade Instructor. He
) Assistant Division Instructor, tie
ighest qualification o0tainable in
nat course. Albert IS a bright young
ian and will make good wherever he
pes.
Geo. w. Baker, q former PayetteI
anher now living at Cedar Rapids,
IVA, dropped in on hest OF ola
me frienGs the latter part of the
eek, and has been kept busy ever
nee shaking hands in his usual fri
IDLY way. He has been for several
lys at Wendell, Idaho, where he
Is fine tract of land. He is much
eased at the improved condition of
ayettc and will remain with US for
,veral weeks.
DR.. E. B. Holmes and wife. P. H.
urphy and wife, desirous Of ass St
g in exterminating the gophers
hich were reported to be d-stroy-
g the crops of Sand Hollow, made {
SPECIAL trip to that section last c
eek equipped with the necessa y L
tillery to lombard the entire go S
Ter family from the face o the eartf b
ID after travelling all that dist2nce G
lly saw two measley little squirrels. L
he gophers must have been en- a
enched and afraid to face the p
emy. F
w. F. Breckon of Kimberly, Idaho, =
Is in Payette a few days st week
Getting many old time friends. Mr..
eckon was one of the early set
RS of the Payette Vellsy and help
to construct the first irrigation
nal ON the New Plymouth and in
uitland bench, and for many years W
IS one of the thriving business OF
n of Payette. About ten years st
o he moved with his family to 81
mberly. Idaho where ha conducted OF
general Mercantile business W
d was Postmaster OF that ltttle
y. He is now ono of the rustling nj
al Estate men of that section and to
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