Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1919-02-20
ONE DOLLAR AND oNE-HALF A YEAR
Personal and Local Mention

J. R. Mckinney and ]. L. Well
shipped three carh OF tat cattle U
THE Omaha Market Sunday.
Attorney F. y. Lyon, C. E. Larsol
and J. a LaIer were in Weiser Tue!
day on matters OF Importance.
\ Wait for Farbers white sale.
8Ir. and Mrs. B. F. Cox, of Drewsy
Oregon, arel Payette visitors thi.
week. Mrs. Fox is a daughter Of Mr.
A. I. Fulton lof this place.
/ Mrs. a Wells is improving nicely
from the effects OF erysipelas and
neuralgia from which she has beer
suffering with for the last two month
Mrs. Opal Nichols, who for the last
three weeks has had charge of Mrs.
A. Wells during her illness, spent Sun
| day with her parents near Crystal
station.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett Morrel are
rejoicing over the arrival of a daugh-
ter on Saturday. Mrs. Morrell is at
the home Of Ter mother, Mrs. Geo.
Rhoades.
Mrs. Guy Inman, of Cascade, who
recently underwent an operation at
the Holy Rosary Hospital, has been
able to return TO this place and is
visiting with her mother, Mrs. Bow
ers.
James Horn living 4 miles east of
Paye1te has renped his farm and
he has purchased the John Robinson
place o. ten acres On north sixth
street The deal was made by s..
D. Thacker.
Mr. Y r Bogard, of Twin Falls,
came down to Payette the latter part
OF the week and spent few days with
MS wife who has been spending the
winter with his parents MIR and Mrs.
W. Reimers.
Bruce Shafer who has been in four
different training camps since leaving
Payette, arrived home Tuesday morni
he IS home this time TO stay and
viii take upthe work OF his professio,
that = q Pnarmaceutist.
WAX for Farberis white aisle.
Mrs. H J. Barns wrlt TO Salt Lake
City last Saturday TO visit her son
who is living there. Mrs. Barns was
raiSa1 aud Iiua5 fb. ,,1<ur - - l;<a
near Salt Lake and while theDe will
visit her old time friends.
The frneds of Mrs. j. E. Turner
viii be pleased TO learn that she ia
low improving after long ssige of
Illness She has a trained nurse with
lsr and while she still Is confined
q her bed, it is hoped she Will |
Don be restored to normal health
Miss Vivian Schutt expects to /
cave for Boise the latter of this
week where she viii enter st Lakes
hospital for special raing for
lUrse. We believe Miss Schurt IS
veil adapted for that kind of work an
predict she viii make good.
]. H. Connyers who has been to Ca I
ade for te past ten days retCsned to
'ayette Monday evening. He reports
bout two feet of snow at that place
Then he left and still showing
drs. J. F. Whalen is now recovering
.icely after quite a seige of lagrippe.
Wait for Farbers white sale.
The Rev. Thomas Ashworth assist
d the Library Committee in the
management of the floor. Mrs. Cat
on, Mrs. G. F. Johnson and Mrs.
iwank wera responsible for the decor
tons and many said the hall was
ever prettier. Mrs. Fenske and a
God committee had charge OF tickets
he ppublic knows those workers be-
ause Of the rather thorough canvas
hat was made, and be it said to thei
redit, it was a financial success. Il
Letters from our soldier boys
cross the ssas indicate they are
L very anxious TO get home, and
1e don't blame them, they have
lnished what they wet over there
D do, and their waiting to be -
urned IS like sitting in grand
tand after the game is over, and
lany of the boys that expect toi
o back to the farm, are anxiosss to
ct home in time to start in with
he springs work. However from Pre-
ent indications, many of them viii
e home within the next thirty TO
ixty days. ~
Wait for Farber's white sale.
Hi Dunn Manager of the P and l. iu
!. railroad has had made for his pri- i
ate use speeder with a regular b
.uto top and win make time equal a
, a passenger train. We can expect v
i'm down to see his Payette friendsl
ute often. Hi is charter member
I the Liars club who hold forth at
ezac's drug store evenings and q
e are sure the members of this n