Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1918-10-24

VI to Boise Monday to consult
specialist.
Miss Myrtle Stegner helped a
the Newell,Stegner store at Leth;
this week.
l. Carlyle Carter, Mrs. Russell AM
Misses Jensen, Dester Eby, Haze
Howell and Irma Royston motoret
= down from Boise Sunday 10 The
Royston home. Miss Howell and Miss
, Roystcn NAMED until school r.
!, opcns in Bose.
Mr.. Frank Waldrop of La Grande,
OreGol visit, the Davis home Sa.-
urday and Sunday.
J. NJ. Davis went 10 Little Willow
Monday whsre he is having a barn
built en- his ranch.
Graham Park, Fruitland's enter
Prsing poultry dealer, made a trip
by truck to Nampa Saturday with 80
geese which he had purchased from
John Den Eoer. The weight of the
geese was $50 h., at market price
thsy brot over $3.50.
The public sale held by Mr.. d. ].
Wampler Monday afternoon, went
very nicely. A good crowd was in
attendance and the articles brought
fair price. Mr.. Wampler and son
left by auto for California. Mrs. 1
Wampler will follow a little later
by train.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. ]. Puchert and
daughter Mrs. CLARENCE Ficken lef
Wednesday by auto for Aihambra,
California
Miss Pearl Eby is spending her
vacation a. home
Rev. L. H. Eby IS at the Walter |
Sissler ranch at Emmett this week.
Mr.. A. L. Gorham of Payette is
a house and barn on h 80 |
ScrH ranch in Whitley Eottom. IL
Miss Nellie Mcconnell is visiting |
Ter sister Mrs. C. Lackey near On '
ario.
NJ. NJ Hurst expects to have the J
33 tons of hay purchased from him q
" the government for Camp Lewis, {
II on board cars by the end of this S
Teek. Mr.. Roy Bowers is running b
wo trucks helping to load and so Is A
iessrs. Walling and c. e. Drifting s
am OF Ontario. They are loading S
ONE at Falk this week Il
The committee appointed by the II
RUTLAND branch of Payette Coun- q
? Chapter Red Cross as Inspectors a
II Christmas parcels, Mrs. A Han e
FL, chairman. Mrs. p. G. Wilson, OF
-rs. H. G. Gardner, Mrs. A. Stet- III
er and Mrs. L. H. E:by. OF
Mrs. ]. A. Bates has been very i'll ec
18th pneumonia this week but IS r.
Improving at this writing. !tt
Gentry Walker moved to one of II
r. Strohbehn's ranches cast # Pay b,
tie last Saturday. Herbert Homan W
IS rented Mr.. Walkers place. Va
Word about Logan White thru fir
azel Thorpe says that they think vi
gan will again recover from being
ssed.
In letter written by Albert
'acewell to his sister he tells of
w they are keeping the Germans
the run and that they are going re
fast it is hard to keep up with ar
EN-. Some times it has been pref W
hard in the front but he would st
be cut of it. The company he Is tn
has been in every big battle. The pc
rmans, he says, look well fed and pa
ii dressed and their ages are from "
TO 80 years, and whenever you :,
ar of a big victory and the Ger. mr.
ms ON the go you may know the tn,
nks are behind them" be
Mrs. Edna Jenkens of Washington, att
c. arrived last week at the home
her aunt, Mrs. John Anderson, thi
a short visit, enroute to Spo- 10y
no Wash whore che will snand tn,
winter. Mr.. Jenkens is a First 70
in France. We
sev. Chas. McCoard, pastor of
Methodist church, preached Sun "a,
: afternoon at the open air SER Go
e held a. the bank corner. co,
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