Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1918-12-05
Personal and Local Mention

Rex Bradshaw motored to Boise
Sunday, returning Tuesday
Mall your Xmas parcels early II
avoid delay In congested NAH.
Earl Hurd is very sick with tbs
Flu at the home of his parents
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Lou Fed
scher, November 30, a daughter.
Clemm Dunn, son Of E G. Dunn
is home on a few days leave of alb
sence.
Loren Arment who has been very
i'll is little better at the present
writing.
Mrs. A, Wells was entertained al
Thanksgiving dinner at the home Of
Nurse Shafer.
!, Marian Bowers whose wife died al
Baker City with influenza, is visit.
ing his mother.
]. o. Bowker will ship another
car Of hogs to the Portland mar
ket tomorrow.
WANTED: 4-fneh centrifugal pump.
d. E. Wilcox.
Miss Lewis, daughter of Mrs.
John Hill, is recovering from an
attack of influenza.
Miss May Osburn has returned sfo
her home in Ontario after spending
some time at G. T. Arments.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Keele
at the home Of George F. Ke lie, ar
s-pound daughter, Nov. 27, ISIS.
H B. Orcutt received word that
his brother W. w. Orcutt who lived
at Bend, Oregon, had recently died
from influenza
Mrs. Muller and Mrs. Wils-n motor
ed TO Boise Tuesday in COME Jtion
with some work of the Women,s Fed
GRAFTON of Clubs.
The Red Cross sewing room is
now changed from the Y. NJ. c. A
to the room in the Bancroft Hotel,
formerly occupied as a BILLIARD Hal
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Balleneer and
Miss Margaret M-Phersou returned
from Boise Sun1ay evening after
spending several days in the capital
City.
Verne Spaulding returned to Camp
Lewis Tuesday after being home on
a ten days furlough. While here he
made a trip to Boi-e on some busi-
ness matters.
]. R. Banks shipped a car Of fat
cattl. to the Portland market last
Monday. Stub Farson accompanied
them and expects to remain in Port
laai fer a few days
Mr.. and Mrs. M Z. Lowry Of Jo--
don Valley, are the proud parents OF
a big eight pound boy born NV j.,
at the Brown Maternity Home, Al
South 18th Street, Payette.
Earl -Crump who has been working
in the ship yards at Portland for
the last six months, returned to
Payette this week, and will assist
his father in the sheep business
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Korupp and
son Hans and family were enter
aimed at Thanksgiving dinner at
he home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
aorupp. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Korup
remained until Monday.
Burt Venable, Editor OF the Cas-
,ade News came down Thursday to
,e with his family Thanksgiving, re-
urning to Cascade Monday morning.
Burt is a busy man these days get
ing ou- the News without any as
'istance,
We wish to make correction In
Lrticle which appeared in tbs Enter
rise last week under the heading
Thanksgiving. The article as
,rinted stated There IS TO be
all for SO 900 900, and it should have
cad sSo,OO0,oO0.
FOR SALE: First class dairy cows.
short Horns and Hereferds, also a
ed grinder.-W. B. Gilmore, tele-
,hone 2O-i. IS.
Hank Williams, former Payette
7alley man, now living at Boise,
anne over to Payette last Friday
nd on Monday purchased the Gre
ory 16O acres on Willow Crce Prol
rty in that Valley is bound to sell
.ow that plenty OF water is assured.
Geo. Wright, who has been absent
rom Payette for almost year, re
urned to Payette last week. He
as been visiting among relatives
nd friends at Sat Lake and differ
Mt places in California. He says
here is no place that suits him as
fell as this. r
F. H. Hogue came down from Yaki'
\, a. .naod ThoplcCivipc With his