Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1918-10-24

Mrs. Lillian Nesbit who has been
visiting in Boise is back to Payette
to make her home with Mrs. A. B.
Moss
Married at the Presbyterian Par
sonage, Wednesday afternoon, Fay H.
ConnelI of Caldwell and Alice Ber-
gen of Payette. a
Mrs. Myrtle Sykes OF Kansas City
arrived few days ago and Is visit
ing with her friend, Ars. Clyde
Sims at the ]. W. Slick ranch.
: The annual meeting and election
OF officers CT Payette County Chapter
American Red Cross is postponed.
Further notice viii be given.
/ The W. C. T. U. will hold an
open air meeting next Tuesday alter
noon at 2:3O on the Presbyterian
church lawn if the weather permits
Dr.. W. B. Sims moved last FRI
day from the house formerly occu-
ipied by Mr.. and Mrs. Hummer On
E
house on LIST Avenue North.
FOR SALE. One Retort Oak Heat
ing stove. Good as new. Call 250-j.
John Bosch who recently purchased
tke Strohbehn property near the
German Lutheran church. has NOV
ed with his family from the ranch.
and are now living in their new
home
Jim Applegate was down from the
cattle camp to visit his family over
Sunday. He started back to Malheur
City Tuesday, Dick Hogue going
along to help take in some camp
paraphenalia-
Edward a. Haight, Secretary OF
the Mississippi Valley Trust Conn
pany of ST. Louis. stopped of Tues
day morning to spend few weeks
vacation at the home OF his sister.
Mrs. J. E. Turner.
~. and Mrs. T. o. Meade who
have been visiting for the last ten
days at the chine of Mrs. Meade's
parents. Ilr. and Mrs. E. A. Blair.
returned to their home in La Grande,
Oregon, Tuesday evening
The Payette Cold Storage viii
again be filled with apples. Denney
and Company who are operating quite
extensively at Menatehee are s md
ing IN cars quite regularly which
ara being stored for the sprics mar
ket
Burt Purcell came down frcm his
ranch north of Weiser, Tuesday on
some business matters, returning to
Weiser that evening. Burt says the
late rains has started the range In
good shape and the prospects are
for good feed this fall.
Mrs. Hinkley has been doing a
pretty good business IN the Pit
lately. She is collecting pits, peach,
plum, and prune pits for use in
making carbon for gas masks. If
You have any pits, bring them to
the Court house.
a box OF Delicious apples, donat-
ed by NJ L. Goodwin of Brogan, Ore
gon, and selected by E. E. Dean, man
ager for the Idaho Products Co. was
sold at the Red Cross sale for the
fancy price of % cents each. The
box was Sc pack, bringing $14.0o.
DR.. R. B. Hurd says he don't mind
donating $500 to the Red Cross, but
don't like to be out-wittod by
red pig. The one purchased by him
at the Red Cross Sale evidently de-
cided a Veterinary hospital was no
place for a well pig and made his
escape the first night. If you hap
pen to see a rcd pig that don't seem
to have any hcme, just let the Dos
tor know about it.
Mr. and Mrs. C. o. Haynes of Port
Land, Oregon, arrived a few days
ago and are visiting at the home OF
their nephew, c. G. Goodwin-
They arc among the old timers who
first settled in the Payette Valley 80
years ago. He was brick maker
and made the brick for the First
National bank. Later they settled
ON a ranch south OF FrlitlGnd. and
ten years ago sold cut and moved
to Portland where they are nicely
located. Mr.. Haynes is apparently no
older than when he left Payetts and
IS in much better health.
FOR SALE. One OF the best lo-
Gated improved ten acres en- the
Payette Bench, 1-2 mile north OF On
tario bridge, 3 10 miles from Pay
stte-Mrs. Rose NJ Snowberser. IA
FOR SALE: One 2-year-o,d Dur
ham Bull, 3 weaned calves. dry
COW coming fresh in December
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