Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1919-05-29

cIte MONDAY on a Drlef business TIL
David Shearer is now improyin
after being confined to his bed fo
several days with la grippe.
Misses LaDelphia and Helen
Harry have gone to Spokane, Wash
to visit their mother during vaca
ton.
Mrs. Mary o. Wilson returne,
from Portland the latter part o
the week after a stay of severa
months.
/ Mrs. Emma Hodson is having
quite siege of la grippe at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. W. D
Case, but is improving nicely now
Thursday evening May 22nd, Mrs
Laura Kessler of Payette was mar
ried to Mr.. ]. J. Lynch of Indian Val
ley, at the Christian Parsonage, Rev
Adams officiating.
Lloyd Linder arrived home We'd
nesday from spending Is months in
the service overseas He and his wife
left for Nyssa Thursday morning
TO visit relatives. Like all the boys
he is glad to get home.
E. o. Mays of Emmett was in
Payette Tuesday meeting his old
time friends. Ed is proprietor of a
second hand store at Emmett and
is doing a good business.
Miss Fairy Sanger left Friday
evening for Moscow to visit her
sister Inez who is attending school
at that place. She will remain un-
til school is out, when the girls will
return home together.
One of the State Penitentiary
guards arrived in Payette Monday
and returned with the Buston bro
theirs, two young Mexicans who were
sentenced last week by Judge Var
ian to term of one to IA years for
burglary.
Rev. NJ. D. Reed returned We'd
nesday from st. Louis where he
has been in attendance at the Gen
eral Assembly of the Presbyterian |
Church and will again fill the pull
pit at the usual hour next sunday
and evening.
Ben Tomlin who recently return
ed from nine months service with |
the A. e. F. in France, is now
employed at Wood and Spauldings.
Mr.. Tomlin is a very pleasant young
man and will meet with the approx
Il of the patrons of that store.
Miss Lois Gaylord who has faith
,ully and efficiently filled the posi-
ion of stenographer at the County
Auditors office for the last two
7ears, has resigned her position
which is now being filled by Mrs.
i. l. Chadwick of New Plymouth
Sam L. Justice has received his
discharge from the service of the
and returned to Pay
tte from Camp Lewis last Monday.
'am says the soldier boys are get
ing pretty well thinned out, and
hat Camp Lewis is beginning to
ook like deserted place. Il
W. F. Sherwood has just finish
d burning the first kiln of brick
or this season, the finest quality of
rick we have ever seen. Mr.. Sher-I
rood has been adding equipment to
is plant and with his years of ex-
erience in the brick business the :,
uality of brick put out by this
liant is absolutely un-excelled.
In letter form Lee Connerly We :
earn that they are now nicely To-
ated on their ranch in Jordan Vail
~ and are quite optomistic over :
heir future prospects as the coun-
~ is new and undeyeloped and of :
ars good inducements to man
nat wants to make a start, but ).
ays he still has a longing desire to ;,
sturn to Payette some day to live.
General L. v. Patch has moved v
ne house recently purchased of Mr.. S
Gilman on 6th Street to his lot on u
enter Avenue just north of the u
Ugh School building, and will have e
rebuilt into a modern bungalow.
N. C. Irwin returned to Payette
Iopday from New Meadows where
9 has been for the past month
,oking after his cattle. He return
/ with his family today to spend :,
lie summer. !,
Mr.. and MRS, Ashinhurst has
list received letter from their n
IN HUI, who has been in the Coast 81
rtillery of the regular Army for
le past four and half years he S
as returned from France and is t,
ow at Camp Devens, Mass, he was Sc
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