Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1918-09-19

tette MONDAY.
= Miss Minnie Rice of Boise spen
: the forepart of the week at the G
OH. Perry home.
L The small home can frequently b
L heated by one stove. Get Coles Higl
Fang. and both cook and heat.
The Balm Auto Company has bougl
cut the Liberty Garage On Sth Stree
and will continue the business a
both places. ~
R. U. Spauldfng and wife cam,
down from Weiser Sunday and visit
ed. - the home of Mr.. and Mrs. L
w. Spauldfng.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barnard of Boise
are visiting for few days at the
H. o. Bowker home. Mr.. Barnard Is
a brother of Mrs. Bowker.
p. C. Chase, Albert White and DR..
llR. B. Hurd returned Friday evening
from Moscow where they were in
attendance at the Masonic Grand
Lodge.
I John Welch and wife arrived in
Payette 'frcm Nevada last week and
are stopping at the home of Mrs.
Welch's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lee
Young. Mr.. Welch will farm the
Young place next year.
t Mrs. J. W. Farscn left tuesday
evening for Portland where she vii
/ joi1 her husband who is working in
the ship yards Before leaving Mrs
Farson arranged to have the Enter
prise sent to her address.
Mrs W. ]. Fitzgerald and two
daughters left the latter part of the
week for Portland, to join Mr.. Fftz,
gerald who IS there working in the
ship yards. They VIII likely make
their home in Portland for some time
Mr. and Mrs. J. w Cartwright who
have been making a trip by auto
through eastern and central Idaho,
visiting relatives and friends, and
stopping at Payette for a few days,
returned this morning to their home
near Irons:de, Oregon
Burt Stearman who has besn do
ing some prospecting in the hills, for
the last two months, returned to Pay,
cite Friday, bringing with him some
very flattering specimens OF ore
which looks as if he might have
struck something worth while. ,
Kenneth Winn returned to Payette
from Barber, Idaho, where he has
been at work with his father for
several months. Kenneth is getting
to be a big husky man like his IA
ther and has been drawing full
mans pay, but is home TO resume his
school work
Tha Payette schools opened Mon
day morning in full blast The old
familiar sound of the bell and the
crowds of children on the school
ground reminds US of our boyhooa
days. There was a grand rush for ,
topks at the book store, where all ,
" re supplied and the school work
IS progressing nicely. a
Nelson WILDER came down from
lis ranch near Harley Valley, Ore
yon to attend the Ontario Fair, and
while so near came over to meet
some of his old time friends. Nielsen
'ays he is doing well at ranchng. Til
Try season hss cut his hay yield
lown, but will have good supply
or his own cattle
Mrs. J. W. Easter returned last
week from a month spent at Camp
IewiS. She was Joined on her trip
t Weissr by her father and mother. &
Irs. Easter reports Camp Lewis I
vonderful sight, covering several 7
undred acres. She, in company with
-er party, took in the grounds by /
uto which required a distance of c
yer fifty miles. This is said to be I
be largest camp in the United States t
w. K. Bowers left the care of the
}. S. L. D pot to someone else long
nough to take a trip back to State
enter, Iowa, to visit the folks o. :,
is boyhcod days He was gore about :,
an days. returning last Friday. Mr. !,
lowers says everything IS on the :,
com back there The farm he sold :
t the time he left at $500. was !,
old short time ago at $4,000 per n
ere, and some other farms nearby !.
I'D above $4,000 n
Miss Anna Johnson who has been t
pending her vacation in the Twin W
tiles of Minnesota, Minneapolis and a.
t. Paul, arrived in Payette the lat d.
II part of the week to take up her W
lties as teacher in the school, and II
lcok after her interest IN ST
Io political csmpaign work. having W
'en nominated as candidate On the le
epublican ticket for County Superin- It