Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1918-10-03
Personal aud Local Mention

parents for few days.
I wish to call your attention to
I my display ad elsewhere in this pa
per.-D. H. Snowberger.
Mrs VIII Kelley was over from
! Vale Tuesday. She has so many fri
ends in Payette she just can't stay
I away.
> DR.. VIM. II. Drysdale of New Ply
mouth has spent part OF nearly every
:; day for the past week, in Payette at
work with the Local Board.
James o'Holleran returned to Ne
braska last Wednesday and viii ar
range TO move back to Payette by
aspiring.
| Charley Fulton and family and
: Howard snowberger and family mo-
; tored to Boise Sunday returning in
the evening.
The Shamberger twins. Hugh Allen
and Ralph Julian, have arrived at
IlSan Jose, Calf, and are accepted at
the Stanford University to enter the
S. A T. c.
While at the State Fair in
Boise last week Myrtle Chaplin ar
ranged to attend Links Business Col
/ leee, and will return TO Boise in the
near future.
Mrs. George ]. Brown OF salt
Lake, an aunt OF Mrs. E. W. Equals,
home. returned to Salt Lake We'd
who has been visiting at the Equals
nesday evening
Miss Bessie Wright who has been
employed at the Moss Nero. Store
has resigned to go to Portland to
take a Business course, and will
leave about the middle of October.
The pay of the Hun soldiers has
been raised from 13 cents a day to
% cents. The Kaiser may have to
make it 80 cents before the war is
over in order TO keep his supply of
canon fodder.
Robt Flood and Roy Hughes, Pro
prietors of the Chocolate Shop in
Nampa, we're in Payette Monday, call
ing on friends. Mr. Flood was at one
time resident Of Payette, moving
away about ten years ago
Mrs. NJ. E. Sturdevant who has
been visiting at the home of her
son Will in Seattle for the past six
weeks, returned TO her home in Pay
ette last Monday. She reports having
had splendid time while gone.
Some of the boys who went to
Moscow To enter the s. A T. c.,
have found they can not enter with
out reclassificatiOn by the Local
Board Wires for a reclassification
have been coming but at this writ
Ing no way has been found to so re-
classify them.
The Masons are now nicely locat-
ed in their new quarters in the upper
story of the Lauer building, which
has recently been remodeled and
made into an up-to-date lodge room,
kitchen, dining room, cloak
room, and reading room. The mem
oers of this order may well be proud
Of their newhome.
Geo. 7. Hooker Of Fruitland was
n Payette Tuesday, looking UP mat
ers pertaining to his sons desire
% enlist in the American Marines.
The boys are coming to realize that
o be in the American Marines is to
,e among the Super men" of the
world. Elsewhere in this issue will
,e found the official manner of en-
Corps.
Miss. Julia Dixon went to Boise on
70. Wednesday for short visiI
With friends. Upon her return she
will enter the service of the Moss
Garc. Co. Miss Dixon, having had
everal years experience in the Gold
n Rule Store, viii be sure TO prove
valuable assistant in the Drygoods
department. of Payette's biggest de
artment Store.
Mrs. Warden who lives on Washoe
'ottom, has two sons in the service
he also has field OF corn left to
er care. A few members of the Odd
elbows Lodge, Charley Fulton, d. B.
oats, Burt Stearman and Mr.. stone
ecker, played the part Of the coed
amaritan last Tuesday by going over
nd shocking it up in first class
tyle eve wonder which one showed
harley how it was done)
We are IN receipt of nice long
'tter from, Fay Wells at Camp
ewis, He certainly is taken with
oldier life. He gives very good
escriptionSof how things are done
, camp, and hSw the boys are
'eated. 1t is no wonder the boys
ok and feel well from the care
lev are getting and the regularity.