Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1918-01-10

Lee Brown is setting up cigars
its girl.
c. o. Douglas had his tonsils re
moved Thursday.
If you want a bargain in a new
30x3 automobile tire, see D. H. Snow
berger. t2.
( Mrs. E. w. Blakesley, who has
been i'll for some time, is reported
to be improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. 1. Taylor left last
Thursday by way of Portland for
their home in California.
TIE Rex Spray Co. received a car
Of Bean Spray machines last Monday
There were Is machines in the car.
Give your wife a treat once in a
while; take her to Lou's Cafe for
dinner.
DR.. ]. C. Woodward Is in Denver,
Colo. on a business trip. He is ex-
pected home the last 2f this week.
Allin Purcell and family came down
from Grain Creek Friday evening for
a few days visit among friends in
Payette.
We are sorry to report that ]. d.
Baker is confined to his bed with
pneumonia. However We understand
he is getting along very well.
A number of friends OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Lloyd Wiseman called on them
Saturday evening and left many
tokens of their esteem and good
wishes.
Mrs. j. A. Lauer who was taken
to the Ontario Hospital last week
for an operation, has recovered suffi-
ciently to be at home, and is improv-
ing very nicely.
Mrs. Earl Worth and son Robert,
who have been spending two weeks
vacation at the home of Mrs. Worth's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Moore,
left Wednesday for their home in
twin Falls.
Try a stack of hot cakes and cof-
fee for breakfast at Louis Cafe.
The salmon have been running up
the Snake river the past week. Clum
Purcell has been making some very
good catches. One day this week
he landed 19 that would weigh about
10 pounds each.
Mrs. Margaret Swartz, who went to
Butte, Montana, a short time ago to
be with her sister CarriebeH, who
was sick, returned Sunday evening.
Her sister came with her and is un-
der the doctors care here, but is do
ing nicely.
& o. Brooks, who was arrested and
pia< I'd in the County Jail Sunday eve
ming charged with misusing his fam
lily was releaced Monday morning
On a promise of good behavior. 1t
usually brings a man to his senses to
sleep in basement over night
LOUIS Cafe is open after the Show
is out; don't go home hungry.
1t is rather amusing to hear some
mea discuss the war situation and
givs their views on the subject. In
4 conversation the other day one man
said he believed Germany could whip
the British, French, and the United
States, but since them Allies had got
into it he didn't know about it.
Don't be surprised if in the next
issue We have an obituary of D. o.
Bulls. His wife left him ON Monday
evening to visit her parents at Salem.
Oregon, for few weeks; and he Is
cook or starve. From the cadaverous
lock on D. o. already, we believe he
is going to starve.
If any one should ask you where
they can get good cup Of coffee,
tell them at LOUIS Cafe.
Nephi Purcell, who is terror to
coyotes, was informed that wolf
had been seen on Payette-Oregon
Slopef and on Friday went over and
after investigating the signs, set his
trap, and that evening caught a brush
wolf which is fully double the size
CT common coyote. The hide meas
ures six feet from tip to tip.
Il. H. Precht is making extensive
in his home on 9Th
Street. He has constructed modern
tursalow porch at the front, and at
he back large porch inclosed in
glass. Cement walks are being built. |
1t is wonderful improvement to
the appearance of the place as well !
as being much more convenient.
On Monday night number OF fri
ends surprised Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin
Hall with a miscellaneous shower.
Among those present were Mesdames
Sothman, Ball, Hall, Anderson, O'Ban
non, McCammon, Arment, Riggs,
Loveland, Under, Abrams, Wayne,
Powell. Sans, Mr. and Mrs. Farm
nam, Dougherty, and Irwin Hall.