Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1919-06-05

business trip to Boise Tuesday, June
3rd.
Mr.. ]. H. Connyers went to Nam
pa Saturday evening to see his sis
ter Mrs. H. H. McMannis who is re-
ported to be quite i'll.
Walter Keith, manager for the
Keith & Son store at Emmett came
down Monday on a bushes trip, re-
turning Tuesday morning.
! E. W. Dunn and family left We'd
nesday for Halfway. Oregon. by
auto, to be gone several days on
business and pleasure trip.
Vet Gorham drove out to the up
per end of Sand Hollow last Sunday
where the Gorham Mercantile Co.,
hare about one hundred head of cat
tie running on the range. He re-
ports the cattle doing well and pIen-
ty of feed.
Mrs. w. S. Brundage and son Guy
made brief visit at the Jacobsen
and Sewell home Monday evening re-
naming over night on her way from
Boise to higgins, Idaho, where they
are now making their home on
fine stock ranch.
L. D. Bulls left last week for |
Kansas City to take course in the |
Rahe Auto and Tractor School of !
that city, Mr.. Bulls is a bright
young man of considerable ability I
and we anticipate he will make good
in that line of work.
Howard Snowberger returned to
Boise this morning after spending
a day at home. He will remain in
Boise until his wife is able to be
brought to her home She has re-
Gently went under an operation for
appendicitis and is getting along as
good as can be expected.
Mrs. P. c. Winn is feeling proud s
over the arrival of grandson at {
the home of her daughter Mrs Roy j
Horn. He arrived ON Wednesday {
May 2Sth at the Horn home on {
North Sixth Street and weighed just {
.en pounds. Mother and baby are S
ioing fine. S
Mr.. and Mrs. viii Riley of Vale,
oregon, was in Payette Sunday to ;.
zee the ball game and to visit at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Hogue.
drs. Riley reports the arrival of
grandson at the home of their
laughter Mrs. Grant at Butte, Mont
IN May 30th. :
Mrs. Rex Clark of Willow Creek, d
Who very recently returned from t
,oise where she underwent an op- Il
ration of serious nature, was in k
'ayette Monday and is looking well Il
nd says she never felt better. This il
; the third operation for Mrs. Clark c;
zithin the last three years. n
Little William Lauer called at C
his office and asked to have the
publish the fact that
1me disreputable person had alb
,ounded with his foot ball, and that cl
might save neighborhood dis ST
a few yards of court-plas- pl
II and a hospital bill if the same of
as returned aft once ST
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Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Butcher and ~,
Imily have returned to the Pay to
tie Valley after an absence of sew or
4 or eight years during which time Il,
ley have been from Arizona to Al-iIbe
srta, Canada. They are here this of
me to stay as they have found no 60
ace that will equal this. When 70
ere several years ago they were AZ
,sidents of the bench north of ON
RUTLAND. 81
t. A. Wayne will again engage in e'
Ie nursery business. He has re- 1ie
ntly purchased the Intermountain III
ursery stock of his brother H. S. on
'ayne and will operate the business al
/ much larger scale. His son, Id
ho has just returned from overseas
i'll be partner in the business,
ith Mr., Wayne's years of expert ID
ICE in handling nursery stock will q
Ithout any question give the pat nc
ms of that institution the best of pr
tisfaction, "a
He
Frank Moss, Jr., of Payette, was MI
sitting his sister Mrs. Samuel Wal ho
r at the B. P. headquarters camp ito
g first of the week. He started no
make the drive to Cascade in his col
,rd car, but ran off the grade near ha
INKS, made couple of flip-flops ito
d landed in the gulch 30 feet be- pas
v, Fortunately he sustained only to