Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1918-09-12

Gay IN Payette with Dr. w. u. Sims
]. T. Jeffries left Monday mornini
for Halfway, Oregon, to look afte
; business matters.
Mrs. VIM. Bulmer visited last weel
in Portland at the home Of her son
Harry. and wife.
The Ontario Fair is in full progress
this week and many Payette peopl,
are in attendance.
Miss Luella Taylor left Wednes
day for Salt Lake where she intends
going to a Business College.
L. H. Patton returned "Wednesday
morning from Portland where he
went last week with 2 cars of cattle.
FOR SALE: Hoover Elevator Pota
to digger.-H. E. Golden. If.
The ladies' OF the Y. N. c. A. will
meet in thu ''Y'' Monday afternoon at
3 O'Clock. All are requested to be
there.
Mrs. Corrier of Council was in
Payette Tuesday in consultation with
"a Payette physician regarding a sick
child.
Fred and Raymond Jeffries return
ed Wednesday morning from a two
weeks visit with relatives at Walla
Walla.
The Crown Prince Frederick, thinks
he looks like Frederick the Great
He'll look like 80 cents by the time
the Allies are done with him.
E. w. Dunn and family drove thru
in their car Sunday to Pine Valley
where Mr.. Dunn will look after the
threshing ON his farm at that place.
Sergeant NJ. L. Stamey who has
been at Camp Douglas, Iowa for theI
past year, is expected home ON a fur
Tough the latter part of this week. |
Put aside those glasses OF Jelly
and jars of canned fruits for thel
Canteen at Huntington. They will be
to The Boys as their trains
pass through.
Mrs. H. D. Facke returned home
Saturday evening. She visited Mrs.
McComsey for two weeks. She says
Eugene is one fine place to live.
The climate is grand
Miss Evelyn Skippen is one Of
he permanent fixtures behind the
Try goods counter at the Gorham
Iercantile Co. Store. She is a very
Unable young lady and vii no doubt
make good in her new position
DR.. Steetle, eye and nerve Special {
st, will be in Payette Thursday Sept. I
9TH. Cross eyes Strengthened; nerve c
train adjusted that causes headache, {
ayfever, female irregularities. Cor Y
lltation free. Gail early. i.
Word has been received from Cliff q
'rd Ayers who left Payette June "a {
'r Camp Lewis, stating he had ar a
we'd safe in France. We understand "
'veral other boys who left for Camp L
!. the same time are also across. iisl
Mrs. Albert White returned Friday :
ON Portland, Eugene, San Francisco =
lit Lake and Idaho Falls, where =
e has been visiting relatives and
LENDS, and is now taking care of
e Mail Route while Mr.. White is "
ne on his vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs, ]. F. AIbee and ou
rty from Frpftland returned last Gle
iday from Upper Squaw Creek cit
lere they have been camping FORTH
e past four weeks. Mr.. Albee says wi
~ saw deer almost every day, and sis
ar signs were plentiful. Grouse and ris
ut were in abundance. III,
!. F. Orr returned Sunday evening sig
m trip to Hallway, Oregon, Cor CHI
,opia, Homestead, and back by mi
Y Of Cuprum and Council. Mrs. ans
:, Mrs. Muller and Mrs. E. = tru
lines accompanied him on the trip. I'm
weather was ideal, and the la In
5 greatly enjoyed the visit to the mn
les and the mountain scenery. ols
anc
trs. John McGlinchey is now home n,
n a trip of several weeks, visit ,ot,
at the Gilmore home in the up m,
country. She is locking and feel - :
fine. Says she had grouse almost ca,
~ day and plenty of trout Her tha
gh. r, Mrs. Gilmore, is the nim- ~
in the family, going out on hors = .rhe
K with a % rifle, and bringing in -.
lty of birds every few days.
harles McQuity, representing t. Eos
Turner and Company of Oklahoma He
was in Payette Tuesday and 60
lhesday meeting the fruit grow L
and many other friends. T. d. / an
her and Co. are well known in from
community having handled fruit have
vegetables from here for the w