Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1919-02-06
ONE DOLLAR AND oNE-HALF A YEAR
Personal and Local Mention

Saturday evening to spend Supda.
with relatives.
! If there is anything in the ground
hog seeing his shadow, we can sur,
look out for the next six weeks.
Ralph Spaulding and wife drov'
down from Weiser Sunday, and visited
at the home of his parents, Mr.. anc
Mrs. W. L. Spaulding.
Mrs. Dotha Farson Lynn, circula-
ltion manager for the Idaho Statesman
spent Sunday with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. j. w. Farson.
Mr.. McMillen, auditor for Dinney
and Co., returned to Payette from
Yakima last Saturday and will again
become resident of Payette.
Mrs. H. A. Daubenberger, of On
tario, was in Payette Saturday doing
some shopping and visiting friends.
She says they are expecting to move
to Payette some time this spring.
George Wright sold his home place
consisting of one and half acers
on north sixth street, last Saturday
TO George Sumpter of Midvale, who
will move here in the spring. The
sale was made by S. D. Thacker
We see from several letters written
by our soldier boys who have crossed
the Rhine Germany, that some OF
them have-Deen entertained and well
treated by German families. What
change in the last three months.
We had a card the other day from
Lieut. Col. Patch. There was not
many words on it, but it conveyed the
ncws that he was well and feeling
fine. When the Col. gets home, we
hope to get good story. out of him.
Girl for general house work. Mrs,
c. Asmenssen. 279-jI
Ed C. johnson has recently pur-
chased 80 acre tract ten miles south
east of Nyssa, Oregon, and is prepar-
ing to farm it this year. He left the
necessary check at this office to Sc
cure the Enterprise each week.
Mrs. ]. R. Brown returned to Pay
cite from Portland where she went
some time ago to assist in the care of
her sister and family who were all
down with the flu. She also came
down with the disease but all are now
fully recovered
Roy Keefer writes homo to his
folks that some of the boys have use
their steel helmets for foot tubs. but
says he has more respect for his as
It saved his life while in battle, a.
piece of shell struck it making a.
arge dent, he will bring the helmet
nome as a souviner.
according to an article in the last
ssue of the Emmett Index the greater
part of the Emmett boys who were !
sent across, will be home, if not, by
lis time. We are anxious to see our |
Jcys from Payette-just as eager to
see them as they are to get home. We
wish they could all get home at the
same time; there would certainly be
! big day in Payette.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Hogue left
evening for Chicago, where
Ir. Hogue will consult with otherl
members of his firm (Dinney and
-o.) regarding the business in the
northwest district for the coming i
-ear. Dinney and Co. have become a /.
yrowing institution and are dis
many cars of produce from
III over the United States. Mr.. Hogue
,eing the manager for the northwest
district.
Tor sale: Range and cannod fruits
Irs. F. o. Yeats. Phone 132-w.
When the last Liberty Loan drive
axes place in April, just remember
his is the victory drive which will (
nd the subscribing for liberty bonds.
he war is over, but the results of
var is not over and it will take this
ne drive to finish the job We should !
ubscribe for the last issue of bonds i
rith the same spirit that the boys in
rance finished their job. 1t will be
he means of showing our gratitude }
or their noble work
We received several photos this 7
,eek from Lieut.. Scott NJ. Fitch of Il
imself and several other members of II
is battalion, showing a machine gun
4 action, with Fitch at the trigger. 1t q
'as good to see the face of one of t
be men who have done a great work q
! the war. Lieut.. Fitch has filled an j
,portant place across the water. Hell /,
a good officer and was always much n