Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1918-01-31
Personal and Local Mention

Mrs. L. n. Lyon and daughter Her
z Boise visitors last Saturday.
Mrs. ". z. Wood is suffering fron
a severe attact Of rheumatism
Mr.. c. P. Broderson is reportet
i'll at his home On Lovers Lane.
Ivan Buck Of Oklahoma is visitin,
at the home Of his uncle. Ben Bo-
hannon.
A R. ingalls, Of New Plymouth
vas in Payette Monday and Tuesday
transacting business.
The two months old son Of Mr.
and Mrs. Oliver Ader died Of pnsu-
monia Wednesday afternoon al two
O'Clock
DWIGHT Maule ia absent from his
job at the Canyon Commercial for
2 few days being confined to his
homA with Ia grippe.
II its all the same to Hi Dunn,
We suggest that the name of the
Pumpkin Vine be changed to the
McAdoo Limited Emmett Index.
In letter from H. z. Dunn al
Long Beach, Calf, says ne is en-
ioyizg life fine. and is hushed to
sleep every night by the big break
rs that lash the shore near his win
dow.
N ]. Mccullough came down from
the ranch and spent Sunday with his
family who are living in Payette.
Mr.. McCullough has sold his ranch
but is feeding cattle on the place
this winter.
Lester Seaveu Is hauling q car of
Gotten seed meal from Payette TO
Payette-Oregon Slope to be fed to
his sheep. Mr. Seavell has shipped
in three cars Of this feed. II is e1-
eelllent for sheep.
Feldscher Brcs- have recently in
stalled at LOUIS Cafe, a new ice
box OF q most unique design made
By contractor 4. V. Williams. II is
strictly sanitary and the most con-
Yeuient affair We have ever seen
Professor W. R. Palmer returned
Friday from Idaho Falls where he
VS. IN attendance at the Seed Show
and Farm Bureau convention About
1900 were in attendance. 4 full re-
port viii appear in the columns of
this paper later.
Mrs. Louise Kelley Of indianapolis,
Ind, filled the pulpit at the Chris
tian Church Sunday evening and gave
an excellent address to a large audi
snce. She was entertained at the
home of Mrs. A Wells during hsr
stay in Payette.
Jas. Shearer, wei known to many
people Of this community, now at
Jarbridge, New, slipped while IN
loading freight On the 14th of jan
nary, breaking his right leg below
the knee. The information was re-.
,eived in letter Of the 2sth-
The last issue of the Emmett In
lex contained four letters from the
soldier boys across the water. The,
boys all write very cheerful letters,
md all seem to be well and enjoy
ng themselves. We only hope it VIII
continue to be that way as long as
hey are there
We are very sorry to learn that J.
D. Baker, who has been for some
ime co1valesins from an attack of
is not improving as well
IS might be expected. However he is d
lot in serious condition His ire
Iuent appearance and joEiaI disposi-
ion is missed by the people of the
treets.
Geo. Rhoads is erecting large
'aint and carpenter shop on his
Lace in the south part Of the City.
rom the looks of the builiins, our
irst impression was that GeorKe 4
vas goirg TO open up a suburban
!epartmeut store. He is prsparing
o paint automobiles. buggies, wa
ons, or anything you want painted.
The late ruling of the Food Ad-
ninistration compelling the purchase
( "a pounds Of substitute with every
ack Of -four, is taken very kindly
y most OF the people. This should
ot be looked upon as sacrifice. We
lsy not like the change at first- It
; not only saving the flour for the
eeds Of the naticn, but with a
hange of diet there with be less
octo- bills to pay.
Invitations are out for q Com
lercisl Club dance to be given at
he Woodward Hall Tuesday eve
ing, Feb. 5th. The members Of the II
Tub are endeavoring to revive the
ction of the Club and to add now
fe and new members. We have all
cen neglecting the things which
end to keep up our home affairs. II ,
5 very essential that this organixA-