Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1918-06-20

Gays visiting Miss DfOra Smuh.
Lieutenant AIvord Moss, Battalion
Intelligence Officer for oversee.
work, is stationed at Camp Fremont
! Mrs. E. C.. Morrell of PocatelIo
came Friday for a visit at the home
OF her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. T
Rhoads.
Inez B. Sanger went to Boise las
Friday to be in attendance at
graduating exercises, and to visit
among friends.
DR.. H. B. Catron left by auto for
the Lost river country where he will
visit with his parents, and incident
ely hook few trout
Captain Wentworth H. Moss, U. S.
A, has been promoted to Major Ht
is stationed at Petersburg, Va, drill
ling men for overseas duty.
Marshal Jeffries and family start
ed by auto for Walla Walla, for a
two weeks visit with Mr.. Jeffries'
parents and brother at that place.
DR.. R. B. Hurd returned from Portj
land, Oregon, where he has been for
several days attending the Oregon
Washington Veterinary Association.
Mrs. Emma Hodson arrived yester-
day on the noon train from Portland
who're she has been since last Nov
ember, and perhaps will remain dur
ing the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred a. Yoight Of
Long Beach, Calf motored to Pay
cite, enroute to Twin Falls. They stop
ped in Payette q few days. They re-
port the roads good.
Mrs. a. L. Mathis and granddaugh-
ter Baby Snyder went TO Weiser
the fore part of the week and visit
ed at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Snyder, grandparents OF tie little one
NJ F. Albert, Cashier of the First
National Bank, went to Boise to see
Mr.. Pence, who is at the hospital.
We understand he has been quite
bad at times, since his operation, but
is now able to be out Of bed
Mrs Maule, Dwight Maule, and
Mrs. E. H. Murphy and baby Mary
Iargaret drove TO Boise Monday re-
turning Tuesday accompanied by Mr..
and Mrs. Murphy, father and mother
of z. H Murphy.
Harold Price, a nephew of Mr.
and Mrs. Ashley Judd, who has been
attending school at Stanford Uni-l
versiity, P2lo Alto, California, re-
turned to Payette last Sunday to
spend his vacation.
DR.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Jacobsen, of
PocateHo,l was in Payette Saturday
and Sunday, the Doctor is member
of the State Dental Examining
Board and has been in Boise at
tending a ten days session.
Claud Cartwright, who had regis
tered at Poccatello, at the time of
he being a fireman on
the o. S. L. was notified to appear
at that place and be ready for
service in the U. S. Army.
Mrs. John R. Banks vert to Boise |
Monday to visit with friends and
also to be present at the graduation
at ST. Tieres's College from
which her daughter, Miss Lucille grad
ates. The exercises take place on |
Thursday evening, June goth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Marquardsen
arrived in Payette Friday by auto
rom their home near Buhl, Idaho,
returning home Tuesday. While here
they were accompanied by Mr..
Mrs. Plat to Mann Greek on fish
ing trip. They report good catch
and a fine time.
Entomolcgist G. l. Reeves,in charg
of alfalfa weevel control IN Utah,
will arrive in Payette County Sat
lrday. He will visit infested ranches
With the County Agent during the
lay and it is likely that another spe-
,ial meeting will be announced or
he New Plymouth bulletin board for
Saturday night, o'clock. /.
Mr.. William Maule received wire
rom his son Albert who Is employed
1t Washington, d. c., IN a Govern
nent printing office, stating that
son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Maule
,r June 18th. This is the first grand
ION in the Maule family, and natur-
lily they are rather proud that the /
lame may be carried down to an +,
,ther generation. II
]. H. Connyers and three nephews
-ohn, William and Clinton Connyers (
Who came with him from Iowa a
ew days ago. left Saturday for Cas- 8
ade where the three nephews win Z
ngage in some kind OF labor. Mr.. 7
Ionnyers will return the fore part '