Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1918-03-28

to Boise last Friday on a business
and pleasure trip.
Mrs. Belle Mitchell OF Weiser was
down Wednesday to attend the fun
eral OF Mrs. Clay.
l. c. Moore and DR.. Charlebois
drove to Emmett last Saturday in
Mr.. MoorA's new roadster.
4 The cement sidewalk in front Of
! the Bancroft Hotel is being extended
to the curb making a % foot walk.
I Mrs. ]. L. Mcdonald has been
appointed County Chairman of the
iWoman's Liberty Loan Committee for
Payette County.
w. F. Sherwood drove to Boise
last Saturday to look after his land
interests in Pleasant Valley, ten
miles south Of the city.
Last Sunday was an ideal day for
the fishermen. A number OF good
catches were reported. NJ. E. Wool
and L. w. Spaulding came in with
a fine string OF bass.
Vernon Spaulding arrived home
from Fairfield, Idaho, last Monday
yening. He expects to leave the first
OF April for Camp Mills being call
ed to fill the quota of one from
Blain County.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hanson OF
WesJside, Iowa, old time trlenas OF
MIR. w. L. Spotswood, who have
been spending the winter in Cali
fornia, stopped off last week on
their return trip for few days
visit at the Spottswood home.
trecricka Emerson has been con-
fined te her home for some time
VITA - severe sore throat and
gait eI!ng in the head. She is re-
covering slowly and will likely be
en the JoD at the RautenKranz jewel
ry store within a few days
Walter Gotham ana little daughter
and Misses Violet Williams and Fray
Shafer motored to Boise SUNDAY 10
see Mrs. Gorham who is in st. Al
phoHsHs AQsIital.l She is recovering
nicely from the effects OF an opera
ton.
l. H. Adair has been confined to
his home for the last ten days with
quite a severe case OF erysiplas about
the neck and face. He is improving
and able TO be out but it will be
somA time before he has fully re-
covered.
The Junior Red Cross exhibit which
was ON display at the Idaho Power
Company's office was a splendid
showing. 1t is a demonstration OF
the patriotism and the good work
done in our schools. The teachers
and pupils are doing great work
in many branches of war work.
o. H. Graham, Manager Of the
Shoe department at the Golden
Rule Store, went to Boise last
week on business matters. and while
there came down with tonsil.tis and
acting on the advice of a physician
had his tonsils removed, which will
detain him in the city for several
days.
james Stanton received word from
his wife at Arlington, Wis, who
went east some time ago expecting
to have an operation performed on
tteir little daughter Geneva for an
infection of the head, stating the
little one was seemingly much bet
ter and an operation may not be
necessary.
TO TRADE: Good piano for COWS.
r. c. Marshall.
Garden planting time is now here.
Every spot of ground should be
planted that will produce. The de-
mand for food stuff is greater than
ever. There should not be single
vacant lot go uncultivated. This plan
was advocated last season with the
results that many new patches were
planted. Let US double our energy
this year.
The teacher and pupils of school
district No. gave program and
box sicial at the school house last
Friday evening for the benefit OF
the Red Cross. The proceeds from
the sale of boxes amounted to $1,000.
E. w. Dunn of Payette cried the
sale. The solo by John Hill was
much enjoyed as well as the en-
tire program.
o. A. Walling, E. w. Equals, DR..
H. B. Catron, DR.. E. B. Holmes and
e. H. Murphy made a trip to the
Willow Creek Dam last Sunday. They
report the proposition as looking very
favorable. There is about IS feet
of water at the dam, and extends