Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1918-04-25

II you are hungry LE I-lCA-l ~
TO the Elk Cafe Sunday.
Big Chlnkea Dinner at tbs e.
Cafe. Sunday, from p. n. to p
m
Attorney JOHN H. Norris was L
/, Baker City on legal. business the
: fore part Of the week.
4 c. D. Schutt and family have 10Y.
ed 10 Emmett, We understand Ar
: Schutt has position at the saw
mill.
/ Victory does not depend solely Oh
our fighting men; II deoe1ds ou al
Americans. work. save. and lend
! u the Government.
| -e4rlo Bean IS carrying his arm In
i sling as 2 result OF the back action
II the crank on z Ford. The arm vas
| Jroken between the wrist and elbow
4Londay while eranldng the car.
John Gamage, q soldier boy low II
France writes to hiss parents Il
Emmett and says ne don't think the
war viii last very long as the Kaiesr
caught . severe cold from The last
American draft
I Alr. and Mrs. Sherwood, Mrs.
( Saloris, Mrs. a 3. Moss, Jr., and
3drs. ingalls, Of New Plymouth mo-
tor y. to Boise, Monday, to attend
committee meeting OF the Christian
lSctenee Church.
4 J. h bunker OF Ontario, Is now
Deh1M the counter at TIE Canyon
I commercial store, taxing Mir. Je1-
kns place. Ar. bunker Is 2. bright
appearing young man and appears
/ TO understand his business
/ 4r. and Mrs. Ian McGilTery Who
drove through from Twin Falls about
/ ten days ago, leaving their car and
going By rail to Portland. returned
Monday ana VISITED at the Catroo
home until Wednesday noEning re-
turning TO Twin Falls in their car.
Mrs. Margaret SEarts went to
the Meadows last Monday where
she viii make final arrangements TO
/ aispcsA Of hsr ranch located near
( Rigins, Idaho, she viii remain at
4SlszASszz0~2aaEsssSss. tr4nls for a
couple OF weeks before returning.
! C. a Smith and family OF Payette.
and P ". Smith and family OF North
/ Platt, Neb., who have bNn n Pay
/ cite the past two weeks visiting,
were sntertaMed at dinner at the
homo OF Mr.. and Mrs. ". 2. Sber-
wood On Friday evening.
John Montgomery returned Sat-
urdayy from the Ontario Hospital
where lie has been for the last four
weeks with spotted feEor, hA IS
still very weak and VIII not be able
to do any work for some tine, he
is living alone on his ranch N Emery
/ Gulch about three miles east Of
/ town.
When the busie calls tor the
assembly OF the High School Ca
dets, there comes sound as an
echo and little William Lauer Is
seen standing in the sstreet reared
back like a real bugler with his lit
tie horn projecting out doing his
level best TO initiate the call, Just
give him a little time and be viii
be q buglsr and q good one.
Fred Snowberger srrAyed "a
Payette Saturday, being called se
one OF the seven to ill the Payetre
County quota Fred has graduated
from the Pharmacy department OF
ths 0. a c. and has his diploma,
( has has also passed the Oregon
State examination at Portland When
asked if he really wanted TO go
to war. he sSasd h- was andoux to
go, he will leave for Camp Lewis
about the ssth.
H. P. RzutenkranI returned Sun
/ day from q six weeks trip 10 Port
! land and Salem, Oreg go1. At Salem
ha had q very pleasant visit with
his parents and while st Port
( land took q full postgraduate
cours- in Optometory He also
visited the ship yards at Portland
and ssays they are putting cut q
great many ships but are short OF
help notwithstanding TIE fact that
there seems to be many idle men
who claim they want work
The Farmers Cooperative Cresu-
iery Co. capped the climax last Sat
urday for quantity Of butter ehurned
in one day, turning out 4sos pounds
the net returns to the farmer for
this days chnrnsng viii bs aboat
Ss,o00. Tho cream company have
steadily been on the increase since
their organization which Is due
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