Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1919-04-17
Personal and Local Mention

and is now driving a new model 9
Overland.
Ed Staten, who has position witt
a drug company. at Emmett, was il
Payette Monday.
I Married, April 7th, at home of Dr.
Hurd on End Ave. S., Mr.. Matt Mich
ter and Miss May Sullivan both o
Caldwell
Albert Wilson has finished his res
idence on his Willow Creek ranch ant
Tuesday moved his furniture to tn,
new home.
! Leola Lawson and Mary Sommer.
camp of .Weiser was down to Pay
ette and spent the week end with
Fairy Sanger.
| O. = Wall;ny AID Earl StClair
each left Monday morning for Boise
with rebuilt car to be sold on the
market at that place.
Mrs. Wash Reed and Mr.. and Mrs
Max Gunther of Emmett, was the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. E. W. Dunn
Saturday and Sunday.
The Bancroft Hotel will serve a
special duck and goose dinner
Easter Sunday from 900 to 500
P. NJ. s100 per plate
C. H. Balbridge of Parma was in
Payette the latter part of the week,
and purchased WHY'S knight Over
I land of the Payette Modern Garage.
H. W. Wicks, state director of plant
industry, was in Payette Tuesday
looking over the field with Deputy In
spector Harlan who will have charge
Of this district.
Ben Strohbehn shipped six cars of
fat cattle to the Omaha market last
Monday. These were some of the
finest steers that have left this part
of the country for some time.
The Will Stanton family who were
all seriously i'll with la grippe for the
past ten dxyzr are on the mend VIII
was. aAie t. ~ - ts.a1 ay
for lie n1Bt \ lie ~
Mr.. r g. SEnak5s 0is has Nm
confined to his home for two weeks
with a very severe attack of lagrippe
lis now able to be on the streets. Mrs.
Stanton is improving but is yet un-
able to be out.
The Moss Mercantile company have
made quite an Improvement in their
building by cutting out the brick and
placing double door in the north
side of their building. 1t is more con-
venient and gives much better light.
Mrs. VIM. Maule and Mrs. AL
bert White returned Tuesday even
ing from Seattle where they went to
attend the Red Cross Convention.
They report very interesting time
and received some valuable infor-
nation.
We are in receipt of letter from
Mrs. A. Wells who left last week for
a visit with her son in Iowa, stating
that she had arrived safe, but found
somewhat different weather from
Idaho. 1t was raining and showing
and quite cold. She stood the trip in
fine shape and is feeling fairly well.
Mrs. end Mrs. Elmo Roterrng ac-
confrsnied by Nurse Shafer and Mrs.
Larkin ereve across to Bo.s, last
Friday where Mrs Rotering under
went an operation Saturday morning
for appendicitis at st. Alphonsus hos
mtal Mr.. Ratering returned Monday
and reports Mrs. Rotering doing very
nicely and expects her return WITH +
a seek OF ten days.
Arthur Mcbride, a sewing machine
agent of Boise, was arrested Friday
by Sheriff Jefferies. Mr.. Jefferies
having been notified by the sheriff of
Ada county that Mcbride was wanted
for Astounding with funds which did
not belong to him. He was held in
the county Jail until the next day
when the deputy from Boise came
over and took him to Boise.
Ben Bohannan is now in charge of
the sales department of the Ontario
branch of The Payette Modern Ga
rage. Ben is a good salesman and
good man all around and Mr.. Wallin,
proprietor, of that concern, should be
congratulated on securing such man.
Ben will still live in Payette but will
drive back and forth morning and
evening, at least for awhile.
If the Enterprise is not up to stan
dard this week we will ask our read
ers to overlook mistakes and short
age of news. We have spent two days
of the time that should have been TAX
en- up in gathering news, in installing
a new Linotype machine. This how
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