Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1918-10-17
Personal aud Local Mention

The Kay family were Ontario Wis
tors Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Lester visits
the .Tomlin home on Dead OK FL
Sunday afternoon.
Charles r. Smith and wife motor
TO Boise last Sunday and spent tn
day with friends.
Baking day is a snap with Cole
High Oven Range. The oven is shou
der high. Ask your dealer
FOR SALE: Pie Pumpkins, &c. pc
lb. delivered in not less than 5O-lh
lots.-H. Pugh. 2S9-i2 Il.
Miss Rhena Tomlin was taken L
the Ontario hospital Tuesday morn
ing where she underwent a seriou!
operation this morning.
w. E. Dunn will leave tomo-rov
for Hallway, Oregon, to look after
some business matters and to cen
duct a sale at that place
Harry Clay, having sold his res
dence at the corner Of Sixth Street
and Sixth Avenue North, moved to
the house lately vacated by G. B.
Parsons on Sixth Street
Clifton Blakesley came in from
his ranch on the bench Monday, feel
ing considerably under the weather
and is confined to his bed at the
home of his father. E. W. Blakesley
Thacker and Bannister report tn;
sale of the Leo Schmidt so acres
southeast of Fruitland, to Fred Spen
Ger, who for several years, has oper-
ated the Mrs. Erwin ranch. Consid
Grafton $4,000.
Leo Ballenger, Travelling Salesman
FOR the Rex Spray Co. went TO Ny
ssa this week to canvass the fruit
growers of that section He is meet
ng with great success in selling
spray material and other equipment
Carl Jacobsen went to Baker Fri
Football game between Weiser and
Baker Saturday afternoon. Carl is
getting a reputation as referee, hav
ng been called several times late
y to officiate at out of town games.
DR.. ]. c. Woodward, Payette CoIn
y chairman for the Red Cross, re-
.orts that the quota for clothing to
e sent for the relief Of the suffer
1g Belgians and French, was 1000
ounds, and that through the generos 4
y of the people over 5000 pounds
Tere sent.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Albee and daugl +.
sr Leona leave this week for theiI 1
Id home at Newton, Iowa. Their stay
i'll be indefinite, but in our opinion
fter making their home for so long
/ Payette they will not be satisfied
} live in the east We regret their
oing, but wish them success in any
vent.
Miss lone Cartwright was taken tc
oise last Friday where she under
ent an operation for appendicitis
he is reported to be doing nicely
be was accompanied by a trained
urse at the expense of Mrs. Berry
OF the Hotel Bancroft where
iss Cartwright has, for some time
zen very satisfactory waitress s
The Rex Spray Company has bee
aking quite an improvement in
eir office The partition has been
giving much more room il
2 front office, and a stock room
lded by cutting a door through the Is
Lrtition into the back room adjoin !
g on the north They have ais; s
Idad to their fixtures a counter 10,
cir convenience. This is a fine {
ece of furniture made by D. H
iowberger. The change is quite an
in the appearance o. +
e place. n
J. c. Lewis returned from Cascad p
onday evening where he went K L
ok after his ranch located some il
les north Of that place. While ir g
scade he called at the Cascade
avs Office and Was given a speci S
IN of Long Valley potatoes by Mr. h
,nable to bring down and show the W
ople down here that Valley County m
second to none when 1t comes to b,
sing spuds. The speciman was a dl
ndy. 1t was of the early Rose var, ju
Y weighing two pounds and meas
ing nine inches in length.
Mr.. and Mrs, J. C. Precht left Tues m
= for Manning, Iowa, where they h
oect t. make their home at less fi'
while Mrs. Precht's parents are he
ing there and are quite Old which CT
largely the reason for their g of
!. Mr.. Precht will engage in farm nc