Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1918-06-27

John w. Sur was home over Sur
day with his family.
A daughter was born to Mr.. AM
Mrs. ]. c. Geisler, Friday June 81.
Violet Williams and Bessie Lem
ley left Friday for Yellow Stone Ma
tional Park.
!, Mrs. Leonard Wright and little Bar
; bara Jane of WeRdell, Idaho, arf
visiting relatives in Payette-
i Ray Keith, who has been home on
two weeks furlough, returned tc
Camp Lewis Tuesday morning.
! Frank Blake, former Payette
druggist, now travelling salesman
spent Sunday with his wife in Pay
ette.
J. o. Bowker purchased five cars
OF cattle on the Portland market the
latter part of the week and shipped
them TO Omaha
| A. B. Cain of Ontario, Secretary
OF the Idaho Oregon Fruit Growers
association at that place. was IN
Payette Tuesday.
Mrs. NJ. R. Senter died Tuesday
morning at the Holy Rosary hC-p-
tai in Ontario after a lingering a
tack of typhoid fever.
County Agent Palmer reports the
help in the hay fields well distrib-
uted which is largely due to ex--
change OF work by the farmers.
The shortage of hep N the hay
Il los Is bringing about an exchange
of work among neighbors. With a
little hustllng this can be done very
nicely.
ihe troop tram that passed thru
fayetta on its way to Camp Lewis,
Wednesday, was flying The stars and
strlEes from the head light on the
engine waving the Kaiser's doom.
Miss Alma Lee Bowman returned
last week from Tacoma. Wash,
where she has been visiting her
brother and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Chill
ton Bowman, the past two months.
The Idaho Canning Company is now
gaining a world wide reputation.
They have contracted several cars
OF their famous Seven Devil Brand
OF peas TO the Government which will
De exported.
V. L. Roberts who is Depot Agent
at Minnidoka came down to Payette
Sunday to see his brother Ralph who
left for Camp Lewis Monday. He
returned to Minnidoka Monday ON
the noon train
The Oregon Slope section is look
ing exceptionally we'll this season,
and especially the alfalfa. They are
almost working double shift TO get
it in the stack. The outlook for pri-
oas is good.
Mrs. Louis Hucker is visiting at
the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Pesrse. Mr.. Hucker left
Monday evening for Camp Lewis
where he win go in training. He Is
from Malheur County, Oregon.
Line up and sign up on National
War Savings Day.
Leo Gotcher who has been confin
ID in the County Jail for some time
as being a Stacker. is
low out at work ON parole under DR..
Orysdale of New Plymouth. Nothing g i
iefinite has been learned as to his
Ige.
DR.. and Mrs. w. C. Hurd and ].
/. Connyers came down from Cascad
Tuesday making the trip in the Doc
ors new car in six hours. Some DIFF
erent from a few years ago when
{ required at least two nights out
N the way down. (
Night Marshal Felske Is agln ON
he job, af'er being laid up several
lays with a badly bruised knee. We
earn that the man who rendered the
,ruise, and who was taken by his
ather to their home at Filler, Ida I
10. has been comitted to the State y
asylum.
j. o. Tunnel, Postmaster cnd mer
hant of French, was IN Payette sat
Irday. Mr.. Tunnel had the misfor- :
une to get something N his eye
nd came down to have it removed $
lis eyes may be affected but other d
rise he certainly has a cornfed ap--
earance. He has gained IN ponder c
city until at first We did not recog- .
ize him. h
Year Blair, who has been running 0
be Moss Nero. Co. delivery. had d
ute an accident last Friday morn K
lg while unloading barrel Of gaso-- D
me. The barrel which was full at q