Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1918-07-11

j. z. Evans left Monday eyenin
for Portland, on few days bushes
; trip.
Joseph Mason of New Pllymoutl
was transacting busines IN Payett
Wednesday.
I. F. Adams who has been TO
some time at his mining property il
the upper country, arrived IN Pay
cite last Friday. 3
Grover Stewart, wife and bab!
, were down from New Plymouth AM
spent the Fourth at the home Of Mr
and Mrs. E. A Blair.
\ c. A. Phetteplace and A. /. Sny-
/ der of New Plymouth left last Fri
/ day on a few days fishing trip in the
Long Valley Country.
! LOST: a war bag with clothes il
lit, between Ontario and Payette. Find
er please return TO Van Buren Room
/ ing house, Ontario. and receive re-
ward II
Neil Fitch, osn Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Burt Fitch. and Merritt Snowberger
beth but Is years of age have gone
to take the examination and ex,
pect TO join the Navy.
7. H sHogue and family leave to
day for Wsnatchee, Wash, tor be
gone until the fruit season IS over.
Mr. HOgue expects 70 10 a large
business there this year.
SIR. and Mrs. Earl Dibble and Miss
Alice Perry motored to Emmett Sun
day morning and spent the day at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Keith, returning to Payette Monday
morning.
Needle Shepherd left for Boise
Monday morning 10 take a course at
Links Business College. Miss Shep-
hard is very bright young lady and
We can vouch for her making good
in the undertaking
J. a. Lauer, L. E. Peterson and
wv OO-Ss O1o4O dAQ Lfclctl,
drove to Bear Greek Sunday morn
ing on an outing and fishing trip, re-
turning Monday evening. There are
still fish left in the creek, but not
SO many as there were.
Mrs. J. a. Harader and three lit
tie boys who have been visiting at
the home of Mrs. Harader's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. E. Wood for the last
month, returned TO their home at
Bosnian, Montana, last Tuesday. 1t
seems rather quite around the Wood
corner since the jolly little chaps
are not in sight
The first carload of air--plane logs
is ready to go go forward from Cas-
eadA over the Oregon Short Line to-
day. Certainly the fantastic brain
of Jules Verne never ppictured any
thing more improbable than that in
the year of 1918 the pine forests of
Idaho would be flying over Ger
many.-Cascade News.
The Importance of advertising Is
being more thoroughly demonstrated
every day. For instance sheep
strayea away here IN Payette. The
owner made a very dilieent search
for II, then placed an ad in the En-
tHrprise. The following morning he
was called up and informed OF the
whereabouts of his sheep.
On last Saturday morning Mr.. H. H
Clay, Mrs. Margaret Swarts and
daughter Thelna, and Mrs. Clyde
Simms, left by auto for New Mea-
dows. They will most likely go on
TO higgins. Mrs. Sims viii return
after few days vacation, leaving
the remainder Of the party for the
party for the sraater part OF The sum
mer.
c. H. Reeder of Hallway, Oregon,
arrived in Payette Saturday morning
to look after some business matters
for his father-in-law who recently
moved from Payette to Hallway, he
remained until Monday morning. We
are informed by Mr.. Reeder that
shorty after Mrs. Gray arrived at
his place. she fell from the door step
at the house breaking her limb just
above the knee. We are very sorry
to learn of this accident. but pleased
to know that she is doing nicely.
DR.. Holmes, DR.. Catron, H. P. Rau-
tenkranz and Mr.. Stoughton returned
from a three days fishing trip on
Bear Greek and like all othsrs who
go on similar trips tell a fellow how
many great big ones they caught and
of course We have no reason to doubt
it, but the editor of this paper has
stood just as much Of that kind of
dope as he can, and il it don't snow
or something worse, we will Start
in company with Mr.. j. F. Orr to-
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