Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1918-10-03

A-AOANA~'.
A. ]. Hansel and family Of Frui
land visited at the Ensign home las
SUNDAY.
, Attorney John H. Norris was 4
Boise Wednesday ON matters Of legs
importance.
Mr.. and Mrs. z. c. S. Brainard LEI
by auto Tuesday for Gooding. Idaho
Ito be gone several days.
! Why break your back peering IL
to low oven. Get Coles High OVel
Range. 1t makes your work easy.
The only kind OF strike which
should be tolerated is one such a
the Allies have been executing OF
the fighting front.
| Theo. Peterson who has been neal
Pendleton for the last three months
harvesting and threshing, returned tt
Payette last week.
DIR. and Mrs. H. B. Redington
have rented the Mrs A. Wells home
On Second Avenue South and will
move within a few days.
Miss Gladys Fitch who has been
employed at the Ballou and Latin
Drug Store of Boise for the last
months, is home for few days.
Mrs. L. K. Ballenger who has been
confined to her home on account of
sickness, is able to resume her du-
ties at the Rex Spray office.
Fredrieka Jimerson returned Mon
day from two weeks trip to Seat
tie and Spokane, and is back on the
job at Rautenkranz' Jewellery Store.
Miss Ruby Landon returned last
week from three months vacation
which was spent in Vermont, Wash
ington. D. c. and several other east
ern cities. 7
Miss Gladys Ainey who left here
six weeks ago for Washington, D. C.
is now working in the War Division
of the Treasury department. She
has been stopping at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Yenable.
Lee Connerley and family who
have been living near Cascade doing
contract work for the Boise-Payette
Lumber Co., moved back to Payetta
last Friday and are living in the
Blair property on Sth Avenue North.
J. C. Connyers, wife and two chiI-i
1ren, and Mr.. c. Clifford OF Cascade
notored to Payette Sunday. Mr.. Con-
yers and Mr. Clifford, also Mr.. ]. H.
Connyers left Monday morning for
Baker City with the view of getting
work in the logging camps.
Mrs. J. H. Shawhan who has been
Tisiting with her son DR.. Shawhan
It Couer d'Alene, for several months,
: turned to Payette Monday morning,
After visiting here for a few days
he will go to Boise and make her
lome for a while at the home of
Ter son, B. P. tShawhan-
Loren Spaulding returned to Pay
'tte the latter part of the week after
'eing away since last February. He
las been, the greater part of the
ime, at Portland, but has visited
many towns along the coast. He eI-
'ects to leave soon to join the Navy,
nd is waiting to be notified when
nd where to go.
Mrs. Scott Fitch received a tele-
ram Tuesday announcing the death
f Miss Alta Fitch, who few years !
go lived IN Payette, and has many
lany friends who will learn with sad !
ess the news of her death. The mes
age was very meagre, just stating
hat she had passed away on Monday
f this week.
]. L. Henshaw has decided an :
-rigated farm would suit him just
little better than dry farming, and S
lst Saturday exchanged his black :
NTH shop in Payette for the Jop- Z
n 3S acres north Of town. He viii Z
love to his new location some time Z
his fall. The deal was made by Ban
lister and Thacker. II
viii Griggs has discovered that a S
lock won't run without winding any b
lore than a Ford will run without F
as. After trying bran new une Just {
. few hours gave i it up b
5 bad job. and called on neighbor S
mith who discovered the clock was a
0. wound up, but the alarm was so S
sht if it has not stopped it is run c
ing yet.
w. F. Breckon and E L. Royston Il
Kimberley, Idaho, who have been L
tending the State Fair at Boise s
lis week, came on to Payette Fri d
~ evening and visited among Pay Il
te friends until Sunday. Mr.. Brec- Il
IN is one of the Directors of the Ii
strict fair at Filler. and was in Il