Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1918-10-31

Mrs Emma Hodson returned Tues
day from weeks visit among fri
ends at Caldwell
Born at the Brown Maternity Home
Oct. 5, to Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Rec
ords of Boise, an s 1-2 lb. girl.
:. Born at the Brown Maternity HON.
Oct. %, to Mr.. and Mrs. Jonas BrowI
of Payette-Oregon SLOPE. an Ia ID.
girl.
Irwin Thurston returned Friday
from the big hunt on Salmon river.
He reports the game plentiful and
that his party all got their limit.
V. L. Roberts, who has been fo1
some time operator at Minadoka, has
been transferred 10 Payette and is
now holding down the shift as oper-
ator at this place.
! Mrs. ]. E. Crouch who has charge
/. of the yarn for soldiers sweaters,
announces that a new supply has
arrived. All desiring to knit can
] now procure the yarn.
/ DR.. A. v. Strauss returned Tues
I day from a two weeks trip to Cas-
\ cade and vicinity On business and
hunting trip. The business part was
a success alright-but,
Mrs. Sanderson and son BuIt-n
I left a few days aso for San Jose,
California to be with Mr.. SandeIsol
I who is manager for the Bean Spray
Co. in the assembling department.
| Margaret McPh-r-on, St noerapher
for the Rex Spray Co., Left Wednls S.
day on the noon [. ain for boise
In response to message annodne-
ing the serious illness of her grand
mother.
h If you want to bid ON the box Of
fine Delicious aIpl-s in Rezac's wins
dow, the proceeds Gf with go to
the Red Cross, you had better hurry
as the bidding CLOSES Saturday ac
p. N.
Noah Erwin has moved with his
family from New Meadows and are
living on NorLh 9Th Street. HIS two
brothers, Lick and Ike Erwin, are
also here on visit, driving through
from California by auto.
Charley Fulton, Geo. R. Fulton,
Burt Stearman and John Pearce re-
turned Monday from trip IN the
hills near New Meadows. They re-
port seeing plenty of deer and some
bear signs, but were unable to bring
any home as their time was limited.
John c. Hickey, who is stationed
at Mares Island IN the Navy; was
taken some two we ks ago with Span
ish Influenza, and vas rtpor,ed in a
serious condition, is now out of
danger. A message to his grand
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Bennett,
conveyed the good news
Mrs. l. R. Woodward, chairman of
he committee in charge of the
christmas packages for the boys !
over sea, has requested us to an {
lounce that the cartoons have ar I
lived. And that parties desiring to I
lend presents in thcse cartoons must 7
Ipply to her by presenting their a!
abel to her. 7
Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ. Medar.s CT I
Parker, Washington, arrived N Pay t
tte the fore Iart of the week to
-isit among friends for a few day S /
nd to attend to some business mat, /
ers- Mr.. and Mrs. Medaris were resi- !
.ents of North Payette section un- Il
il last spring when they moved to v
'arker, Wash. In
Mrs. Ernest kmmsr returned TO :
eatle the latter part of the week C
fter spending some time visiting n
nd packing her household goods, n
Ihich were shipped to Seattle wher
hey will make their home. Mr.. Kum- G
1er has good position with the
United States Government as reve- f
ue inspector. Il
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Chap.
han on Monday evening at the home
Nurse Shafer, six pound daugh-
sr. The little one was supplied wi b
name by her father who is at !.
amp Lewis, and We are pleas d to :
ay little Anna Margaret will be :
aiting to see her papa when the \,
aiser hives up the gun. -
John Patterson and family are a,
loving back to Payette from NV pl
eadows after spending the sum- D;
er at that place. They viii move al
to the property belonging to Mrs. OF
!. o. Luther, known as the water OF
an house near the High school ci
Hiding. Miss Carriebell Clay, a hs
aimed nurse and sister Of Mrs. Pat Sc
rson, who recently came from Butte m
ontana, and her father H. H. Clay ia
III also make their home with Mr.. w
Id Mrs. Patterson. Co