Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1919-01-23

! w. A Coughanour went to Bois'
Monday to attend grand lodge 81
expects to return this evening.
DR.. and Mrs. ]. w. Easter wen
down on the Pony Sunday morning
to Weiser and spent the day with Mrs
Casters parents
| Mrs. Ben Wherry and little Velms
returned to Cascade last Saturday
morning, after spending month with
relatives at Payette.
I Mrs. Ralph Farber entertained
". .elve of her girl lriends las. Sunday
evening at o'clock dinner. AL
bad very pleasant time.
Henry McWilliams of Ontario and
A McWilliams of Ontario were in
Payette Monday with the view of buy
ing bunch of dairy cows
The Moss Mercantile Co. have re-
Gently shipped the largest car of
clover seed that has ever been shipped
from Payette, 81 900 pounds, which
net the grower a big price.
The Gorham Mercantile Co have
purchased 65 head of young stock
which they will feed on the Whitley
bottom ranch until grass time This
is one of the best ways to find a good
market for hay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ivert Cregcr are re-
joicing over the fact that on Thurs
day, January 18th, a fine baby girl
was born to them at the home Of
Nurse Shafer. They have named the
little Miss Jaenctta Harriet
]. V. Potter was in Payette Satur-
day and sold large quantity of hay
to ". A. Coughanour, who has stock
ranch near Mr.. Potters place. The
price paid was $3.50 per. ton, seven
and a half foot measurement.
G. G. Wherry left Saturday evening
for Salt Lake, where he will judge the
poultry at the poultry and pet stock
show to be held at that place all this
week. This is the fourth time Mr..
Wherry has acted in this capacity at
the Salt Lake show.
Mrs. A. Wells, who has been suf-
fering for the past six weeks with
erysipelas of the face, is now improv
ing, but is still under the care of
nurse Mrs Opal Nichols is now with
her, Mrs. Boyer being called home on
account of sickness.
Irven Chapman, who we reported
sast week as being home from Camp
Lewis, failed to show up on time But
this time we are sure of it. We un-
derstand Mr.. and Mrs. Chapman will
20 to Caldwell where Mr.. Chapman
aas q position with the Idaho Power
Co.
The Payette Modern Garage is in
stalling new piece of machinery for
halfsoling automobile tires that are
worn or to a point where they are ex-
pected to blow out. The halfsole is a
complete covering that is vulcanized to
the old tire at about half the price of
new tire and is guaranteed to run
5000 miles.
The carpenters are again at work
on the August Jacobsen house. The
roof was about complete before the
cold spell and if the good weather con-
tinues it will be ready for occupancy
within q short time, and viii be a
much more modern house, both from
outside appearance and inside conven-
ience, than before the fire.
For few days the latter part of
the week the ice jam threatened to do
great damage to the bridges along the
Payette river. But by prompt action
on the part Of the new board of coun-
ty commissioners, the jam was broken,
which soon allowed the ice, which was
fully Is inches thick, to pass down
the river and no damage done.
We presume the most successful
method of raising hogs could be OBJ
tanned of Mr.. E. A. Blair, who is in
the business with some extra fine
Chester White hogs. The only OBJ
jections that could be raised to his
plan, it might require smoked glasses
to prevent injuring the pigs eyes
when using the flash light at the mid
night feed.
Commissioner Milan Davis made a
trip the fore part of the week to the |
Little creek reservoir and reports the
water now within four feet of last
years high water mark. This is not
bad considering we have had but little !
snow fall and rain. We can reasonably
expect good fall of snow between |!
this and spring, which we hope will