Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1919-05-01

Ars- Edwards went 10 Caldwell
the latter part OF the week for Z
. few days visit with relatives and
friends
Mrs. a /. McClanahan who has
been quite i'll for the last ten day:
, is now improving and will soon be
out again.
W. L. spottswood and daughter
Lillian, spent Sunday afternoon at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. B. L.
Wells. east of town.
Lon Stroup and family and nep-
ihew Purcy Russell left few days
ago by auto for Enterprise Oregon
10 spend the summer.
Mrs SturdeVant left Friday even
ing for Grand Island, Neb.. for an
extended visit with relatives and
friends in her old home town
". E. Loughery left Saturday ev-
ening for Coon Rapids. Iowa, in
response to a message announcing
the serious illness of his mother.
Attorney John H. Norris in com
pany with some of his weiser
friends motored TO Boise Wednesday
returning to Payette at a late hour
that evening
Boyd Swanson returned Monday
afternoon from Crane Greek where
he has been for the last week as
sisting Noah Erwin in the care of
large herd of cattle.
Raymond Connyers. who is at
tending school al Weiser. came
down and spent Sunday with his
aunt and grandfather. Mrs. VIII l
Wells and Mr. ]. H Connyers.
A B. Stroup who has been in
the service in France for the last
fifteen months arrived in Boise a
short time ago and is now visiting
al the home OF his Grandfather
Jacob Stroup.
J. L Wells shipped four cars of
cattle and two of hogs to the Sc
attic market last Friday. The mari
ket on hogs that day was $500
per hundred. the highest ever
known in the history of Payette-
W a Ayers received a wire Non
day from his son Clifford stating he
had arrived in New York There
we're several other Payette COUNT
boys in the sam division and it is
likely they have all returned to-
gather.
If the present prospects are any
there will surely be a
bumper crop of fruit in this valley.
Prunes, apples and ali kinds of fruit
trees are a solid mass of bloom The
country never looked more beauti-
1ul than at the present time.
S S Mitchell. Linotype operator
,or the Ueiser Signal was down the ,
,orepart of the week and gave US :
'ome valuable pointers in operating :
our new Linotype machine Mr.. a
Mitchell is thorough mechanic {
md one OF the fastest operators in {
he state. Il
There has been much said about
he recent war being the tullfill-
nent of the prophecy in the Bible,
md that all indications point to
he world coming to an end in thei
lear future, but the best Indications
# any is. ". A. Coughanour has
attended church services the last !,
woSundays in succession.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. F. Wright Of
Pleasant Valley, ten miles south OF 7
Boise, drove over to Payette Mon
lay to do little repair work on e
heir residence property On fifth
reet, Mr.. Wright reports crops
ooking fine in his section, and tEat e
he prospects for water this year Is L
cry good.
Mrs. L. S. Soule of Chicago, who :
las been at weiser for the last two
weeks visiting her brother Herman
Iinze. was in Payette Saturday
Meeting her many friends, Shei j,
vent from here to Spokane, Wash
ngton. where she win meet Mr..
'oule. and tram there she will gol {
o California to make an extended
-isit with her sister. Mrs, Thomp-
on.
f. C, S. Brainard and Gene Nc
Donald drove to Gooding the latter I
,art of the week Mr.. Brainard go t
ng over on business connected with o
he Gooding College. and Mr.. Nc \