Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1919-09-11

Born, TO Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Davis,
Sunday morning, a girl
| Mrs. Henry Irwin left Tuesday eve
ming for Portland to spend the win
ter.
j Robt. Keith returned last Saturday
from three weeks vacation spent
on the coast.
The son of Lys Fletcher under
went slight operation here in Pay
ette last Tuesday.
A baby girl was born 10 Mr.. and
Mrs. H. ]. Sawyer at the home of
Nurse shafer last Tuesday.
Miss Marion Crawford left Fri
day night for Oakley, Idaho, where
she will again teach school.
The little daughter OF Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Harper was brought to
Payette Tuesday for medical treat
ment
C. c. Yount returned to vancou-
yer, B. C. last Tuesday evening to
look after his property interests at
that place. He expects to be gone
about month.
Jay Bertleson, son of B. F. Berthe
son. from near Emmett, is at the
home of Mrs Blanchard while re-
ceiving medical treatment for
crushed thumb.
All kinds of fancy sewing, bead
ing. braiding and embroidery work
also fur work and tailoring Mrs
W. P Kiest, 922 n. 7th ST., Payette.
Sept. 11-Oct 2
Frank Shafer departed Monday
evening for Grand Rapids, Michigan
to be with his parents during the
winter. They are both quite aged
and in feeble health
Chet Short who has been employ
ed at Keith's Clothing Store. re-
signed his position last Saturday
and will attend the University at
Seattle, Washington.
Henry Bertram. the 13 year -old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. William Bert
ram, who has been very sick at the
Ontario Hospital io1-t1e last thsse
weeks, is now able to be home and
is improving nicely.
W. A Garrett of Ogden, Utah.
and Miss Louise Jenkins of North
Yakima, Washington, were united
in marriage at the Court House last
Saturday afternoon The ceremony !.
was performed by Judge Luther.
Rob. Emerson who has been at
the Milwaukee Sanitarium near Port
land for several months, returned
home last Sunday evening He is
somewhat improved in health but
rather expects to return before long.
Mr. and Mrs Roy Mathews re-
turned from Yakima Tuesday eve
ming. Mr. Mathews is one OF the
heavy fruit buyers from the middle
vest and is here to look after the
shipping of the fruit bought in this
section. He also purchased large
quantity in the Yakima Valley.
New Charmeuse satins at Farbers-
Shirley Brannock, Ronald Walker
md Lot Bowman returned home
Friday evening after receiving their
discharge Shirley and Ronald were
n the service overseas, and Lot
vas in the Navy, located on the u s.
J. Alabama. The. boys are looking
inc and are receiving a hearty well
ONE among their many friends.
P. H. Krost can certainly take the
,lue ribbon on peaches this year
lie brought two to this Office yes
erday that would make any COW
umpkin look like thirty cents. They
we're of the Elberta variety and
measured II inches in circumfer-
nee. AS a rule, this year. peaches
re not as large as usual, but these
wo equal any we have ever SEEN
The Areo Plane advertising the
)ntario Fair, has been making daily
lights over Payette, and is quite a
light to those who have never seen
ne in the air. 1t is quite likely ar
will be made to have an
in Payette next Saturday
t will depend on the number that
an be secured to take trip. The
,ditor OF this paper will be one, z
rovided they viii agree to stay !
n the ground.
The first of next week the har-
esting of apples will begin in full
last A few growers who live in
arlfer sections have begun this
Teek The cool weather during the
ast few days is plumping out and
utting the color to the Jonathans
nd putting other early varieties in