Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1918-09-05

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Frank Shaffer.
| A. McWiliams was in Payette Mon
day and shipped out two cars of cattl,
70 the Denver market.
w. H. Brubaker returned to Pay.
cite Monday evening after spending
few days visiting at the Mrs. Bru,
bakers brother at Emmett.
Miss Ruth johnson OF Pocstello
came Saturday for a few days visit
with Miss Edna Gauer. They were
girl friends in Nebraska when quite
small.
c. L. Kruse of Big Willow has
moved his family to Payette to give
the children the advantage of the Pay
cite school. They have moved into the
j. H. Connyers house of the west side.
E. C. 'Rundstrum, manager for the
Golden Rule store at Emmett, and o.
H. Graham, Golden Rule manager at
New Plymouth, were in Payette Mon
day on business matters.
DR.. A. NJ. Jacobsen and wife, who
have been spending some time on the
coast, stopped off in Payette on their
return to Pocatello and visited for
several days with relatives and
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Stanton and
family returned to Payette Sunday
evening after nearly a weeks absence
ley have been on business and
pleasure trip to Boise, Caldwell and
= ampa-
Mrs E. W. Equals returned Sunday
on the noon train from Portland where
she has been visiting her mother and
sister for the last two weeks. She also
visited friends in Weiser the fore part
Of this week.
John Flanagan, who recently moved
TO Payette with his family from Sill
yer City, went to Wsiser and gave the
american office lift on a big job of
work. Mr.. Flanagan is an all around
nan in print shop and good one.
Mrs. Sam Byram and family of
Utah, came last week and
re visiting at the home of Mr.. and
irs. Harry Kent. Mr.. Byram is q
'rother of Mrs. Kent, and is superin- f,
endent of the Utah Copper Co. at ,
'ingham.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry FIELDS {
her left for Boise Sunday where
hey will visit for few days at
le home of Mrs. Feldscher's par l
h.s, and fr5r2 there to Portland, q
,Lere Mr.. Feldscher VIII work in /
Ie ship yards. i
Six room house for rent. NJ. G. U
iebling. / l
Vet Connyer and three sons Vernon,
aymOnd and Harland, of Cascade,
rove down to Payette Saturday and
unday to Weiser where the two eld- =
It sons, Vernon and Raymond, will :
tend school in higher grades than :
.ught at Cascade school. Vergil Bears =
Emmett came down with them. n
Charley Kent, son of Mr.. and Mrs. t.
AIRY Kent, who has been sufferer II
ON asthma for several years, went ol
Bingham, Utah, about two months C
70 where he secured a position as q
reman for the Utah Copper company q,
$500 per day and is now enjoying a.
e best of health and is fat as pig. n'
A. C. Blunck of Nampa, father of y.
H. Blunck, the well known fruit T,
Iyer who has been operating so sue is
ssfully in this locality, spent the day al
Payette last Friday, and while here m
i'd this office very pleasant visit. to
r. Bunk is an old time printer and bs
.blisher and is very much at home ST
a print shop. sy
When Billy Sunday was holding his =
cent meeting at Boston, there was
,man in the audience with baby -
at was very restless and fretful. The -
,ther tried in vain to quiet it. The
angelist stopped his discourse and N,
'ked straight at the woman and said, #
ady, have noticed you for the last =,
teen minutes trying to put that =,
by to sleep. In my opinion the child :
nts board instead of lodging" sr
W. A. Coughanour has a fine big bu
n in his feed yard down by the old fri
vmill and it is quite evident he is in
. of the same political faith as his an,
ner, and realizing he would not be Ba
e to vote at the primary election hol
.ided to knock the prospective sem do,
r out, from a rear attack Jack in
lnson style, and likewise put his we
as into effect from the blind side are
his owner with disastrous results, kin