Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1918-02-14

Attorney F. H. Lyon was IN Wei
ser Tuesday in legal business.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. E. Bow
ers Friday February 8, daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs A. J. Hansel and Bob
by arrived from California Monday
night.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Alden on Wednesday, Feb. 9Th,
a daughter.
Agent G. F. Johnson who has
been quito Ill for several days is
improving nicely.
Mr.. Henry Hauser of Payette re-
turned from Provo, Utah. where he
spent the winter.
o. N. Van Duyn, one of Caldwelrs
prominent attorneys, is attending
Court in Payette this week.
Attorney NJ. G. Riebeling was in
Poise Monday, going on important
business with Governor Alexander.
a. r. Hinksston returned from
Cascade the latter part of last week
where he has been doing some work.
Little Clama Korupp, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Korupp is recover
ing very nicely from an attack of
pneumonia.
Turtle S. Linder of Indian Valley,
one OF the survivors Of the Tuscania,
is a nephew of Thomas Linder and
Ed Fletcher OF Payette.
L. W. SpauIding and son Loren
went to Portland Saturday where
Loren will enter upon his duties at
the Automobile School.
D. Ehfe has disposed OF his ranch
on the bench and will move to Pay
cite about March LIST. He has bot
the Bates property on 6th Street.
Harold Perry has been for the
last few days quite sick, threatened
With typhoid fever, but is now i'm
proving and will soon be out again.
D. Fifer who has been visiting his
OtAS1 0i4S- - L. 4 AASA-f oA - N<A-o
City, returned Wednesday to his
home at Deer Lodge. Mont.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Clay and
daughters Marguerite and Carriebell,
motored to Boise Sunday and visit
ed at the home of Mrs. Clayis broth
er.
Mr.. and Mrs John Magnuson have
rented the Dan White 40-acre ranch
on Pennsylvania Avenue and will
soon move there. Mrs. White goes
to Ontario to live.
Misses Layonia Stone and Ruby
schutt who are attending Links
Pusiness College at Bose, spent
Sunday with their parents in Pay
site.
Mrs. Frank Lewis and children
who have been visiting at the home |
OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. c.
Moore, returned to her home at
Mont, Monday.
] F. Orr, and Mr.. Preston, dis
t-ict manager for the Idaho Power
Company, left Payette Monday for
Halfway, Oregon, on business con-
nected with the Company.
Next Monday February 18th will
be the regular meeting Of the Ladies
Auxiliary of the Y. NJ. C. A. All
Ira urgently requested to be present
rs business OF much importance will
come before this meeting.
Freight shipments will be very
light in this part of the country for
he next few weeks as the greater
part of the box cars are being sent
-c the middle west to move the corn
md wheat crop which has been hei1
.oI lack of cars.
T. H. McComsey Of Springfield, Ore
ron, arrived in Payette wednesday
o look after business connected with
lis Land on the bench, and to fin
sh aa cement contract at Emmett.
Tom says his folks are we'll and
Ike their new home.
c. S. Smith, druggist at Rezac's
Pharmacy, leaves today for Port
and for a few days visit with his
From there he will go to
Fort Riley, Kansas, where he will
DIN the Medical Corps. One by one
,ur young men are leaving. We hate
q see them go, yet we are proud OF
lem when we see the true spirit of
w. H. Lucraft, former Payette
nan, now located at Hutchinson, Kas /
arrived in Payette the latter part of
he week to attend to some business |
matters at this place. Mr.. Lucraft an ,
Rams who at enc time were proprie- (
ors of the Commercial Hotel at Pay
'tte, are now running large hote at
and are doing a good
business. Mr.. Lucraft says he can
lotice a great Improvement in Pay
lite durinx his Sh0onoe.