Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1918-10-17

Attorney John H. Norris went to
Weiser Wednesday On professional
business.
II FOR SALE: househo,d goods, ant
child's wicker cart.-Mrs. Geo. Soth-
man, 2S4 Ninth St. 42t2.
More than thousand Negros have
been commissioned captains and lieu
tenants in the o. S. Army.
Clint Wood drove to Huntington
Wednesday to lock after some mat
ters fer the Idaho Power Co.
Mrs f. A Daubenberger of Ontario
was in Payette Wednesday doing
little shopping with our merchants.
Mrs. Frank Shafer who has been
nursing at Fruitland the past two
weeks, will return to Payette Friday
Mrs. C. A. Gauer and daughters.
Edna and Marie, went TO Weiser sat
urday to visit friends at that place
Mrs. Frank shaw Of Weiser mo.
ored to Payette on Monday for a
few days visit with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. L. P. Hiatt.
Mr.. and Mrs Criggs Of Emmet
were Sunday guests at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Giesler. Mrs Grigg
is a sister of Mrs. Giesler.
Mrs. Ernest Hummer and baby ar
rived on the noon train today from
Seattle, Wash, for an extended visit
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H.
Norris.
Mrs. a. ]. Mcmillan left Wednes-
lay for Wenatchee, Washington to be
with her husband who is assisting
Denney and Co. in moving the big
fruit crop at that place -
An old woman recently died OF
starvation in Jersey City and left
an estate OF SIPS 900. LNingt is
surely high when fortune of that
size won't keep One from starvation
Well, We bought an the Liberty
Bonds that were allotted to Us, but
We can still buy War Savings
stamps. They are a better invest
nent than bonds any way and the
money viii Har the Huns
Jack Whalen, Conductor ON the P
Z train, was taken to Ontario last
by Dr. Woodward who re-
moved his tonsils. Jack has been
roubled with his throat for several
ears, but is done with it now.
Mrs f. H. Hogue lett tuesday eve
ing for Wenatchee, Wash, to get
cquainted with her husband, who Is
busy man in the fruit business al
hat place. During her absense Mrs.
in Y will take care CT the boys.
]. H. Connyers and Nephi Purcell
sft Tuesday evening for Fremont
ounty on a hunting trip. From all
eports there is plenty OF big game
/ thz1 section and it is quite like
they will return with their limit.
Valley County is now having
ounty Seat fight. Burt Venable,
ditor OF the Cascade News, is rath-
: light weight, but he IS there
it'll the goods when it comes to
inging type in a fight Of that kind.
DeMont Judd has bought the Harry
lay house On Sixth Street and viii
,on take up his residence there.
e8Iont is enc Of the cream wrang-
rs for the Farmers Cooperative
and does the cream OF
.e business.
We note in the Bois- paper in
iscial dispatch where Lieutenant
rnsst F. Marquardszn n was commits
oned last Saturday in the Medical
orps. EInest is a grandson, and the
lily grsndchild Of Mr. and Mrs. W
Platt of this city.
The weather is remarkably fine
r this time OF the year. So far
killing frost. There has been
snty OF good showers to moisten
E ground for fall plowing and start
; the range grass. And it IS warm
ough TO make a good growth.
9. W. Buckley returned to Payette
turday from York, Neb., where he
S been for the last two or three
eks attending to some business
tiers. He reports that country as
ng quite badly damaged by the
,uth, but says all business is good
t the same.