Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1919-07-17

j. A AcFutler Is here from the
east visiting his brother-in-law, E.
W. Townley.
Mrs. Emma Hodson left Monday
for Caldwell and Boise to be gone
.seEerss days visiting among friends.
Mrs. Muller and son Junior are
at the Payette Lakes enjoying the
shade of the pines during the hot
weather
VI. z. Wood of the firm of Wood
& Spaulding. is in Portland this
week purchasing their fall stock Of
furniture.
Mrs. A. Wells has moved to her
new home OBJ Second Ave. South.
where she is nicely located and feels
quite at home.
Mrs. Ed. Pence of Boise is here
visiting with her sister, Mrs. /. L
Thurston while Mr. Pence and Irwin
are on a trip to the mountains.
c. E Dixon returned Saturday
from Tacoma. Washington where he
has been spending his vacation with
his daughter Mrs. Verne Wright
Ben Bohannon went to Buriey
Monday and will return the last of
the week with large truck which
he recently sold to C. H. Sargent.
E. L. SIinker of Cascade spent
a few days in Payette the fore part
of the week. While here he sold
his property on Sixth Street to John
Den Boer.
Denney & Company shipped the
first car of apples today to go from
Payette this season, and will move
another tomorrow. They were all
extreme early varieties
Walter Adair left for Portland
Tuesday evening on business for
the Payette Modern Garage He will
also take a short vacation on the
coast before returning
Mrs. John Hayes who has been
visiting for the last three weeks at
the home of her daughter Airs Leo
iBallenger, returned TO her home in
Boise Sunday afternoon
a. T. Wilson went TO New Ply
mouth Monday morning to be with
his father who is very low Mr. VIII
SON is afflicted with cancer and is
not expected to live but a few days.
Harry Clay and family expect to
move to Lewiston the latter part
of this week where Mr.. Clay and
Mr.. Frank Mckee of Weiser will in
stall and operate new yuicanizins
plant
Vet Gorham and family are spend
ing their vacation on the south fork
/ of the Salmon river. They were ae-
leompanied by Mrs X. l. Johnson
and Mrs Lilly A. Johnson They
expect to be gone about two weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. R. B. Mcpherson and
Ernest Mickey of Boise visited Sun
lday with Margaret Mcpherson at
the Leo Ballenger home. Miss Nc
Pherson is a niece OF Mr.. and Mrs.
1 Mcpherson. They were on their
way home from Indian Valley.
Mrs. c. L. Shaw who has been
here at the home of her father, Mr..
lE. W. Blakesley for the past month
returned to her home in Baker, Ore
last week. She was accompanied by
lMr. Blakesley who returned to Pay
Iette Monday, but expects to return
to Baker soon to make his home
with Mrs. Shaw.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Hogue and
boys drove to the Payette Lakes lasi
Saturday, returning to Payette
Monday TO attend to some business
matters. They returned to the Lake:
Wednesday. They have purchased
ground and viii erect summer cot
| ltage. Mrs. Hogue and the boys ex
t pect to remain there some little time
Mr.. and Mrs Daubenberger wh'
recently moved to the Crump ranei
iup the river from Payette. made
"trip to the Boise Valley with th'
view of investing in land. but re
turned Monday satisfied there l
no place like the Payette Valley
They also visited the eastern par
lof the State where they have
large hay and grain ranch.
The long continued dry spell an
extreme hot weather is causing
great shortage in range feed an
many forest fires In the timbere
sections are reported. The river
and creeks throughout the north
/ west are lower at this season OF tn
. lyear than has ever been known.
!. lis one of the years when the goo