Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1919-03-20
Personal and Local Mention

cattle.
Mrs. James Stanton is expecting he
, brother John Thistle of Wisconsin tn,
latter part Of this week.
4 Clifford Baker went To Caldwell
to attend the st. Patrick dance re
turning Tuesday afternoon
/ After short visit at Los Angeles,
California, Miss ILuella Taylor has
taken up her work in the Western
Union Office.
The Idaho Power Company has pur-
chased new Ford truck to be used in
the business. The old one has seen
i its best days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Korup and little
daughter went to Weiser Sunday
me- = .he rcney and spent tie
day with relatives at that place.
TIE roads throughout Payette coun-
ty are now in pretty good condition
after the continued wet spell, but could
be improved with little dragging.
C. p Winn has been laid up for the
last two weeks with big carbuncle
on his right knee, which has caused
him more suffering than broken
ileg.
G. E. Stone, of Anita, Iowa, came in
on 19 Saturday evening on his annual
visit to his sister, Mrs. H. Gregory,
and to look after his ranch north OF
Payette.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Bennett, who has been
confined to her bed for about two
months suffering from fractured
nip, is getting along very nicely, much
better than was at first expected.
n P. Lewis, U. S. drainage en-
gineer, was in Payette Tuesday, and
gave a lecture at New Plymouth that
evening on the proper method Of drain
ing some of the wet land in that Vi
cinity.
The Christian Science people enjoyed
"a full house last Sunday, besides a
coed turnout by the home people there
we're four automobile loads from On
tario and the house was filled to its
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Ballenger, Miss
Margaret Mcpherson and Howard
Snowberger motored to Boise Satur-
lay evening and spent Sunday with
-alatives, returning to Payette Sun
day evening.
Mrs. Mary G. Wilson expects to
leave for Portland, Oregon, tomorrow
evening to be gone about two months.
During her absence little Margaret
Kelly will make her home at the Pence
ranch on Willow creek.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Black of Baker,
Oregon, friends of Sheriff Jefferies
arrived in Payette Monday. They are
well pleased with Payette and con-
template moving here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Sims left Mon
day evening for Kansas City, where
Mr.. Sims will go into business for
himself. Mr. Sims is an excellent
barber and has been employed at the
o. K. shop for some time. We re-
yret losing these good people from our
midst but wish them success in their
new location.
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Yount were west
bound passengers Saturday evening.
Mrs. Yount will go as far as Hot
Lake, Oregon, where she will remain
for some time to be treated for rheu-
matism- Mr. Yount will go on to Van
couver B. c. where he expects to re-
main several weeks in the interest of
his large timber holdings at that place.
The farming has commenced in good
shape, I;any acres of wheat and rye
has been planted. Its the early seed
ing that brings the sure crop. The
ground in most nlaces is in excellent
shape. Those who have orchards are
about all through pruning and the
spray machines are at work, and !
everything indicates a prosperous
year.
Mrs. O. E. Lowell of California
came last Friday and is visiting her
sister Mrs. P. C. Winn. Mr.. Lowell
has sold out his business in California
and is now in Seattle looking up q
new location. Mr.. Lowell will be re-
niembered by his Payette friends as
DR.. Lowell, being few years ago
veterinarian at this place,
Baby bathing time at Nurse Shafer's
is equal to attending a pet stock show,
the little tots are al brought out,
lined up on the table, stripped off and
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