Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1919-01-16

monia which followed siege of tn
flu.
Attorney VanDuyne of Caldwell
2 was in Payette Monday on profes
sionaI business.
2 J. o. Bowker and J. L. Wells shipped
4 three cars of cattle and one of hog
/ last Friday evening.
: Mrs. W. R. Shimp of Little Willow
: Creek made business trip to Bois,
the latter part of the week.
E. L. Greenlee, of Monroe Creek
came down the latterpart of the week
for few days visit with his mother
I Attorney ]. H. Norris returned
Sunday evening from Portland, where
ne has been for the past week on a
professional and business trip.
Atwood IimPe has been having a
very severe attack OF influenza at
his Eon1e in Seattle, however the last
report showed he was improving.
| FOR SALE:-4OO feet Of 4 inch
wood pipe.-J. F. ORR. 2f.
FERN Harland and Thomas Heslup
returned from Camp Grant the lat
ter part Of the week. They both have
/ their discharge and are back in ci-
villain life.
The Rex Spray Company is install
ling a set OF five ton scales at the
rear of their office to be used in their
coal business recently purchased of
he Maule Coal Company.
The Pacific Fruit Express Company
nave the big ice house at Washoe
filled. The work was completed last
saturday evening. The quality of ice
IS the best ever put in the house.
F. E. Seley was at New Plymouth
tuesday in attendance at a meeting
Jf the New Plymouth Fruit Growers
association, also meeting of New
plymouth Cold Storage Company.
DR.. Mcdonald returned from train
ing camp last Sunday, being dis
charged from the service of the gov
ernment, and on Monday morning
opened up his office in the Creighton
building.
Irving Chapman arrived from Camp
lewis last Monday with his discharge
from the government service and is
now home to stay, and is employed
at his old job with the Idaho Power
Company.
E. C. Keith and son have a window 4
isplay that is attracting much at
ention. It's little man, real live
ne, and perhaps the only man in
own that attends strictly to his own
business.
Jack Frost got the best of the heat
,ng plant at the Christian church dur
,ng the cold spell-the boiler froze
md bursted. Services are now held
in the basement until the plant can be
repaired.
Ralph Roberts arrived home Sun
day evening on 20 day furlough He
s putting in good time at the store
md at this particular time, while they
are invoicing, his help was greatly |
Auctioneer E. w. Dunn motored TO
huntington Tuesday and from there
by train and stage went 70 Pine, Val
ley to be gone several days on bus
mess matters. He expects to conduc.
a stock sale while away.
We wish to make correction in a 4
statement in our last issue, regarding
the Influenza condition at Emmett. '
The schools have not been closed only
and we now understand
they will open on next Monday.
Mrs. ]. O. Bowker who is spending
some time with a brother in Illinois, 4
who recently lost his wife, writes TO
Mrs. A. Wells who has been confined
20 her bed for several weeks. She says
he influenza is very bad there, and
many deaths, also the weather is very
,old and the snow quite deep.
Taken up at the A. L. Pence ranch \
on Big Willow Greek, about two weeks
ago: One mouse colored gelding and
,ne gray gelding, both about 1000
pounds each, with circle q branded
IN left shoulder. Owner may have
same by paying feed bill and for this
I'd. Rex. Clark.
]. NJ. Swanson and son will hold a
public sale of 80 head of fine dairy
cows at Banks livery barn at Payette,
Idaho, on Friday January 18th. Sale
starts promptly at l P. NJ. These c
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