Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1918-04-11

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Born to Mr.. and Mrs. ]. K. Blacl
. burn on the Mckinney ranch, Saturda
i April 9th, son.
= Just remember to conserve food wi
i win the war, read the new regulation
: and live up to them.
gi L. H. Adair is again back on the jo
It lat Wood and Spauldings after bein,
e absent for about two weeks from al
e attack of erysipls.
a Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Jeffries now 10.
a Gated at Walla Walla, Washington
/ came last Monday to make an extend.
ed visit at the home of their son j.
; 7. Jeffries.
The Star Bakery has changed hands,
the business is now being operated
by the new proprietor Harry Har-
row who formerly run bakerly at
Ontario, Oregon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Ballenger went to
Boise Saturday to visit at the home of
Mrs. Ballenger's parents. While there
Leo was taken sick with la grippe
and they were detained for several
days.
The La Grippe that is going the
rounds has badly crippled this office
during the last week. Mr.. Smith our
foreman has had his turn at it, and
Miss Perry our Linotype operator is
row down with it.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. F. Shaw and family
and Mrs. A. R. Albee went to Boise
on last Sunday, where they enjoyed a
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Shaw's mother
Mrs. E. E. Loyett. They made the trip
in Mr.. Shaw's new Overland.
About 80 members of the Emmett
l. o. o. F. No. II, came down We'd
nesday evening and visited the Pay
cite Lodge No. %. The First De-
gree was conferred on three mem-
bers by the Emmett team. A ban
quet was served to about so people
and a general good time was had.
We are in receipt of a letter from
HI. Dunn at Long Beach, California,
In which he states he is well and en-
Joying life. He says everything looks
like war there, lots of ships being
built in that locality. He sends his ,
best regards to his friends in Payette.
E. P. Durham D. V. NJ, was in Pay G
cite the latter part of the week. DR.. ID
Durham is Veterinary Inspector on il
hog cholera controle U. S. Department O
If Agriculture Bureau of Animal In t
iustry, and is located at Caldwell, Ida h
10. His services are free to those who 10
lave stock to be treated. h
Mr.. I. d. Landon is still improving
lcely. He is now able to walk around
ne house. Some of these fine days
We expect to see him down town. He G
las been absent from his place of bust W
less so long that he will almost have o
o get acquainted with the people 81
gain. Is
If you are German sympathizer :, :,
at white bread. If you are a loyal II
itizen as+ uor brood iy,
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Mrs. A. B. Moss and her son Heber &C
nd Mrs. Henry Irwin returned home II,
unday noon from their coast trip, Of
hey have spent several months at var o+
'us places in California stopping at fe
ortland on their return for a few n
ays. Mrs. Moss had the pleasure of 60
ttending the wedding of her son Will fo
am on Easter Sunday, the announce nj
ent of which appears in this issue. fe
D. E. Wilcox and family motored ha
Nampa last Sunday to visit friends,
turning in the evening. Ed is an
lpert when it comes to running a
airy, or butcher shop, but motoring
yet little out of his line. He IN
ade the trip and arrived home all nj,
ght, but declares that what he don't pu
low about balky automobile would fol
axe a big book. The car is all of
ght, it's good one and when it lfl
arms Eds ways he won't have any ar!
ore trouble.
A small percentage of the things DO
: worry about never come true. We dis
e too apt to borrow trouble like the we
maid that was found setting on a diff
lesof rock crying like her heart would col
eak. When asked what was the ten
after she replied: "Oh dear, was
st thinking what if I should get .l rug
arried and have children and some =
e would dig well and wall it up -
tn these rock. and my children oro