Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1918-05-30


visiting Edith White this week.
Post Office Inspector Ballard was
in Payette TUESDAY mapping out the
new location for the Payette Post
Office.
F. o. Yeats has the foundation
complete for his new home on Third
Avenue South. The building Will soon
Dc erected
Last Sunday morning at the Emma
S2L60 was raised for the Armenian
relief fund, md later in the day SD
was sdded.
Attorney John H. Norris made a
business trip to Boise on last Fri
DAY where ne ATTENDED to some
.esaI matters.
There wlll be Offered for sale ON
Market Day, May LIST, a New 4 Nc
Cormlck mower and Mccormick rake
both in A l condition.
Il. u. Dunn is now day operator
at the Western Un4on MIR. Dunn IS
an old hand at the business, hay-
nag mad many years experience.
MIs. }. X. banAs went TO Bose
on Fr-day morning where she viii
spend several Gays visiting her
daughter Lucille who is attending a
ooIege at that place.
Mrs. J. NJ. Bennett is ceI tainly do
ins her share and more. She has
washed and secured 1875 pair OF
knitted socks; s20 pair have been
slipped and she helped to ack them.
Peter Pence went to boise yes
uerday where he expects to under
80 two operations. After he has re-
coyerea he viii return to fayette
and then take a trip back east to
L4s OLD home.
L. H. Patten of Little Willow re-
turned the latter part OF the week
from Omaha where he sold three
hundred steers. Fifty head were sold
at $3.50 per hundred, and $50 brot
s15.50 per cwt.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Loughrey, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Sims drove over
to Boise Sunday. MIR. and Mrs. Sims
returned Monday on the Pony, and
MI. and Mrs. Loughrey remained for
few days visit.
]. a. Lauer is building a fine
sleeping porch to his residence ON
End Avenue South. Unless the wealth
er man makes o change in the pro-
gram, Jim will want the heating ap-
paratus attached to it.
L. C. Moore returned from Mon
roe, Iowa, last Friday where he has
been for the past three weeks, hav-
ing been called there ON account of
the serious illness of his father who
passed away the same day he ar
rived.
w. F. Sherwood and family drove I
to Boise Friday, and from there to
Pleasant Valley ton miles south
where Mr.. Sherwood has a fine
so acre ranch. They remained over
light returning home Saturday ev-
ening.
H. H. Timpe left Payette the last
Of the week for Portland, Ore, and
has accepted a position with Robi-
son Brothers Dry Goods Co. of that
place. This is really Mr.. Tlmpe's
jne of business having been engag-
I'd in that line for years b; fore com-
.ng to Payette.
A. L. Pence left Sunday for the
Omaha market with four cars of
beef cattle. ]. o. Rowker went thru
Payette Saturday with four cars
purchased in Portland, bound for the
same market. Mr.. Pence will stop
over in Pocatello and from there
hey will both be together.
We Counyers and family of Cas-
,ade drove down in their new car
Tuesday and spent the day at the
lome of Mr.. Connyers sister, Mrs.
viii Wells. Mrs. Monte Beers and ,
baby, Mrs. Virgil Beers and baby
If Emmett accompanied them. They
to Emmett Tuesday eve
ling and back to Cascade Weohes-
lay. ,
On Sunday May 26th, Rev. Thos. &
Ashworth was ordained by Bishop t
unston of Boise at St Michaels +
'athedral. The following Payette peo- i
lie motored to Boise 20 attend the a
eremony: Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Jones, t
Ir. and Mrs. Bob Brown, Mrs. A. B. S
loss, Mrs, w. A. Coughanour, Mrs. p
has. McCosh, Mrs. Sidford, Mrs. 0
larry Feldscher, Mrs. Reese Jen- b
ins, Col. and Mrs. Muller, Mr.. R. e
Y. Stoughton, Mr.. and Mrs. FERN Il
Iarland, Mrs. Thos. Ashworth, Miss
emo Harland, Mrs. P. H. Brown,
Irs. M. Harris, Mrs. Hallett, Mr.. n
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