Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1918-01-03
ONE DOLLAR AND ONE-HALF A YEAR
Personal and Local Mention

Mrs. Herman Precht went to Boise
Saturday.
Miss Irene Harland was a Boise
visitor Saturday.
Professor and Mrs. w. R. Palmer
and little daughter We're Boise visi-
tors Saturday.
Clarence Nesbit returned Thursday
to Corvallis, Oregon, to take up his
school work for this year.
Julia Moore, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. L. C. Moore, came Sunday eve
ming from Boise to spend a few
days with her parents.
Don't forget the big dance New
I Years Eve in Woodward Hall
There will be installation Of Off
GERS of the United Artisans at the
Grange Hall January 10, p. m. All
members are urged to be present.
Charley Compton and sister Doro-
thy left on the noon train Saturday
for Curtis, Neb., where they. will
make their home with their mother.
Geo. Nesbit and Harry Pence left
Wednesday evening for Idaho Falls
where they will attend the State
Cattle and Horse Growers Associa-
tion.
Mrs. Fred Marquardsen returned
Monday to her home at Buhll, Ida
no, after spending Christmas at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. H. Platt.
Mrs. D. w. Ainey and granddaugh-
ter Phyllis, went to New Plymouth
Monday to spend the day with Mr..
Ain who is working at the big
drier.
R. A. Shoesmith, who a few years
ago Was proprietor of the Second
Hand Store, was in Payette last
week. He is living ON his farm not
far from Weiser.
Louis Cafe is open after the Show
is out; don't go home hungry.
]. W. Gilmore received a car of
Cotton seed cake last week for sheel
feed. This is said to be excellent
f ed, and if properly fed with hay
will bring better results than grain.
Professor and Mrs. A. L. Thomas
returned Saturday to their home at
Lewisville, Idaho, after spending
Christmas at the home Of Mrs.
Thomas"s parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H
Gregory.
A. V. Williams returned Sunday
evening from Salt Lake and Logan,
Utah, where he has been for some
time visiting at the homes of his
daughters, Mrs. Orin Bussey and
Mrs. Curry.
Two Irish tramps were discussing
how they WOULD find something to
eat At last Pat said, Mike 1 have
it now, If we had some bread we
could have bread and milk, if we
just had the milk
If any one should ask you where
they can get a good cup OF coffee,
tell them at LOUIS Cafe.
No wonder the P. V. gets In ON
time since Christmas. Engineer Hutch
inson received a present for Christ
mas that is worth while-a fine baby
OAth linn
says there's no fooling now; if you'er
lot there on time you are going tol
get left.
Every man is good for something. |
We have just discovered what L. c.
Moore is good for; he is a sausage |
maker and a good one. At least the
mess that was sent over to our |
house the other day was certainly ex-
cellent. 1t was the real Poland
China, we can taste it yet.
Sam Chapman came down Hast
week from his farm in Hagerman Val
izy where he has been for some time
putting the place IN shape for next
years crop. Sam says that is a
great country. He says trout fishing |
is good right at his door, and feath-
cred game is very plentiful. To a
man who enjoys sport of this kind
it ads much to the pleasure Of life.
Don't pass up good place to eat;
Louis Cafe is the place.
In a small box of fancy prunes re-
ceiyed tr Mrs. A. WAllls from fri
.nds in CsIifcrEia was small card
about tha SIZE us a postal card which
contained III Il brief way, some in
aresting fscts about that country,
wh.ch would appeal to any one con-
a change. Why wouldn t
/ be good idea for the people of
his valley to have similar cards,
10 place in boxes of extra Fancy ap-
piles, earned goods from the Idaho
Canning Company, crates of fancy
prunes. or any creditable article sent