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stayed away from Villa Nova same as
they had when that Duluth copper
plute, who'd built the freak near
Morrish affair, tried the same act. But
1t didn't look like the Zoscos meant TO
be frozen out so easy. After being
lonesome for month or so they be-
gun film their twenty odd bedrooms
with guests of their own choosin'.
course some of 'em that | saw arriy-
IN looked bit rummy, but 1t was
plain the Zoscos didn't intend to bank
on the neighbors for company. Maybe
they didn't want us crashin' in,
elther, as Mr.. Robert suggests.
You couldn't worry Mrs. Robert
with hints like that, though. She's
sood mixer. Besides. If she'd made
up her mind to play that new pipe
organ you could pretty near bet she'd
90 It, So inside of three minutes she
mad us loaded into the car and off we
rolls to surprise the Zoscos
villa Nova. you know. is perched on
'he top of quite a stable hill. with
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private road windin' up from the pike.
AS you swing in you pass an odd
shaped vine-covered affairShat | sup
pose was meant for gate keepers
lodge. though IL looks like stucco
tower that had been dropped of some
storage warehouse.
Well, we'd just made the turn and
MIR. Robert had gone into second to
take the grade when ! gets glimpse
of some body doin' IA hasty duck into
the shrubbery; slim. skinny party
with plaid cap pulled down over his
eyes so far that his ears stuck out on
either side like young wings. What
struck me AZ kind OF odd. though was
his jumpin away from the door OF the
lodge a. the car swung in and the
fact that be had basket covered
with white cloth.
Huh says !. more OF less 10 my
self
whats the matter" asks Wee.
Seeing things in the moonlight
Thought did" says Didn't
YOU Their" nv the gate"
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"Oh. yes" says she Some lilac
bushes"
And not being any too sure of just
what ! had seen let il ride at that.
Besides, there wasn't time for any
lengthy debate. Next thing | knew
wed pulled up under the porte
cochere and was pilin' out We finds
the big double doors wide open and
the pink marbl" entrance hall all lit
up brilliant. Grouped III the middle
OF it. ia front OF a fountain bank ed
with ferns. are about Il dozen people
who seem TO be chattcrin' away
earnest and excited.
why. how odd" says Mrs. Robert.
hesitatin' with her thumb on IN. bcll
button.
Looks like a family caucus" says J..
Maybe they heard we were coming
and are taking vote 70 see whether
they let Us in or bar Us out"
! could make out Andres Zoscos ~
the center OF the bunch wcarin' a t4lL-
faced dinne~ coat and chewtn nervous
On fat blarA ,fgaf Also / could
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COURSE. | was sayin' it mostly
to kid Wee along. expect
I'm nearly as strong for this
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Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1919-05-01
CHRIsIl..-, ~..,aCis-

The Bible School is vide awake
and growing under the efficient
work of Bro NJ o. Luther Come
at 10 A NJ and be one of us
Communion and Sermon at IL A
NJ
Junior Endeavor ar s.se P. NJ Mrs
Chaplin in charge
Rev. 2 d. Muse ofq weiser. viii
preach in the evening al S P. NJ
You have an invitation TO be pres
emit
The High School Glee Club fur
nished splendid music last Sunday
evening and have standing inyi-
tation 10 come again
Basket dinner at the church May
1lth- This viii be home coming
for the membership.
A ]. ADAMS. Minister.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1919-05-01
FRUIT MEN VISIT PAYETTE.

Joseph Di Giorgio OF New York,
President of the Earl Fruit Com
pany of the Northwest, Frank Hark-
ness, General Manager and F. v.
Martin Field Manager were being
shown over the valley on Monday by
the local agent of the Company R.
w. Stoughton Mr. Qi Giorgio is
also president of eight other fruit
companies. and is recognized as the
largest fruit operator in the United
States.
He thinks at least one-third of
the entire apple crop of the North
west will be exported this year and
he now has his special representa-
tive in Europe establishing branch
sales agencies for the purpose of
properly taking care of this trade.
He also predicts good prices for
this fall and thinks the apple grow
er will realize good prices for his
product for the next few years.
This is Mr. Di Giorgio's second trip
to Idaho and the first to the Pay
cite Valley and he was very favor
ably impressed with the valley as
a whole and with the prospects for
bumper fruit crop this season.
Mr.. Hardness, the new General
Manager of the Northwest Com
pany, has been treasurer of the Earl
Fruit Company of California for
twenty three years and was making
his first visit to this section. Little
need be said of Mr. Martin for ey-
eryone who has raised or sold fruit
in this section very many years
knows Phil for he has been on the
job in Idaho for the Earl Fruit Co.,
for twenty-five years.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1919-05-01
RED CROSS NOTES.

Did you know that in the Red
Cross Sewing room are about 15o
garments to be completed as soon
as possible for people whose need
we have no concept. Each little
hour will help and any one can sew
good enough to help.
We were 100 pounds short on the
Old Clothes drive and the chairman
asks that packages however small
De left at the Red Gross, room or
Phone Mrs. Maule If che. bundle is
too heavy to carry.
Yards of material were sent over
by the N. W. Division and cable
gram came back no thimbles in
the whole section. Some. chapters
put thimbles in the layettes that
were sent and word came to them
that the thimbles were the first seen
in two years, Any made goods that
have wear are wanted and shoes.
MRS. WIN. MAULE.
Publicity Chairman.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1919-05-01
NOTICE FOR BIDS.

Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned will receive seald bids
at his office in the City 1lall Of the
City of Payette, Idaho. up TO 5
O'Clock P. NJ. of May 5th, 1919, for
the sale of Lot 5. Block l Gorrie's
Idaho, according TO the official plat
thereof now on file and of record
in the office of the County Recorder
of Payette County, Idaho, exclusive
of buildings thereon. Bids must be
accompanied by certified check for
10 per cent of the bid. and the full
amount of the balance of purchase
price must be paid in cash at the
time of the execution and delivery
of deed. Bids viii be opened at
the City Council Chamber of the
City of Payette. Idaho, at 3 o'clock
P. NJ. on May 5th., 1919.
The City Council of the City of
Payette, Idaho, do hereby expressly
reserve the right to reject any or
all bids,
BY order of the City Council of
Payette, Idaho, this 2sth day of
April, 1919.
MARTIN o. LUTHER,
City Clerk
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1919-05-01
ALBERT LAuER HOME.

Albert Lauer who has been m ~
than a year in the service in
France, arrived in Payette Wednes-
day morning. He wore a civilian
suit with his uniform in his baggage
he said he has seen enough of war,
and war clothes. Albert was with
the Rainbow division and was
wounded several times. He can tell
some thrilling events of the battle
field and knows from personal eS-
perience what it is to be on the
front for three days and nights with
out food or water. From tele-
gram received, his brother Homer,
arrived in New York Tuesday, these
boys are sons of Mr.. and Mrs. Milt
Lauer of Payette Oregon Slope
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1919-05-01
ONE DOLLAR AND oNE-HALF A YEAR
Personal and Local Mention

I Mrs John Mcclure OF Notus visit
ed at the home Of 5. c. stroup last
Wednesday
z W. Equals. manager OF the
Golden Rule At Payette, made a
brief business trip to Boise Tuesday
Mrs. Iva Fox. Miss Elizabeth
Hammer and Miss Ida Sesby visit
ed at the home Of Jacob stroup last
Sunday
Guy stroup left . few days ago
for Portland To take a course OF
IGass engineering He expects to be
gone during the summer.
a May Day picnic has been ar
ranged for all the young people OF
Payette and community Friday eve
ming Meet al the Jap Grove al
$50. Games and stunts and a jolly
good time
Albert clo~ard LEFT this morning
for Brogan Oregon, 10 work IN a
sheep shearing plant and from there
he expects 70 go TO MidTale TO assist
in shearing several thousand sheep
AT that place.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1919-05-01
Methodist Church

Sermon topic for Sunday morning
THE Primary Place for Prayer.
In the evening there will be sew
eral short talks on Religion in
Every Day Life. Also a recita-
ton by Miss Marie Gauer
Junior League Sunda- afternoon
and Epworth League Sunday even
ing.
Choir Practice Wednesday even
ing and Centenary Meeting. Thurs
day evening.
Monday vening May at s P. Nj.
there will be a free stereopticon
lecture on The Centnary Challenge.
You are cordially invited TO all
the services.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1919-05-01
o. S. L. IMPROVEMENT.

The Oregon Short Line paint
crew have been here for the last
five or six weeks making a great
improvement in the appearance OF
their property, all buildings of ev-
cry kind has been repainted, and
the crew are now painting the Com
panies property up the Payette
Valley road. II the general pub
lie would take as much pains in
keeping their property repainted
and cleaned up as the Short Line
people, there would be no demand
for clean up day.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1919-05-01
REAPER CALLS
LOVED ONE

Miss Harriet Enoch was born or
July 11th, 1859 at Albany, Mo, She
was united in marriage to Albert
Grimes September 8, 1878. To
this union seven children was born
c. o. Grimes of Payette, Mrs. H. E.
Tussing, of Fruitland; Mrs. NJ E.
Channer of LaGrande; Oregon; Mrs.
C. K. Powell of Corvallis, Oregon;
Mrs. Matte Seaweard of Fruitland,
and Plummer of Portland. These
with the husband and mother Mrs.
L. NJ. Enoch survive the deceased.
One daughter, then II years of age
preceded the mother 10 years ago.
In February 1906 Mrs. Grimes
with her family moved from Ne
bFaska TO Fruitland Sister Grimes
was converted while living in Ne
braska and received the blessing of
sanctification several years ago
and has lived an exemplary chris
tian life. She was a member of the
Fruitland Methodist church but has
worshipped with the NazeIine con-
gregation at Ontario for several
years.
Several weeks ago at q ladies
prayer meeting she offered her
self TO the Lord as q sacrifice for
ne. loved ones, and a. few hours be
fore going home, told those who
were with her that all was well,
that she was happy and ready to go.
The children all reached her ped
side before sh passed away, Mrs
Crimes has ben in por health for
some tine. Monday she was taken
to Ontario hospital where an oper-
alton was performed for appendieit-
is. She passed away Thursday ey-
ening at S:55 o'clock
Her many friends join the fam
lily in mourning her departure, yet
would not wish her back. for.
blessed are the dead who die in
the Lord. yea. saith the Spirit, they
rest from their labors and their
works do follow them"
Funeral services were held /
from the Nazarine Church at ontar-
10, Saturday at 10 o'clock, April 26.
Rev. S. L. Flowers officiating. Bu-
rial was made at Ontario Cemete-y.
S. L. FLOWERS.
Her Pastor
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1919-05-01
FROM
FAY WELLS
Base Hospital No. s5.
A. p. o. 794,
a. z. F. France,

(Perigneux. France)
Dear Uncle and Family:

tPerigneux, France)
/ Dear Uncle and Family:
1t has been several days
since l have let you hear from me
but / know that you all hear when
/ the folks get word from me and il
don't leave very much for me to
tell you
1t is pretty quiet in the Camp
now as almost all of the patients
have been taken out, and 1 expect
they are on their way home by this
time.
l don't remember whether 1 told
the folks about running across one
of the Hutchinson boys from Pay
cite or not but tine day before the
patients left 1 found him in the
second ward from the one 1 was
Ward master in.
II had been several months
since he had heard any news from
home and just the day before L
found him I got a roll of the
Payette papers from home and you
can imagine how they looked to
him.
He was running an engine over
here on one of the tracks that
hauled ammunition to one of the
big guns and after the war was
over got in wreck and got his
knee fractured. but was getting a
long fine and expected TO be up on
crutches in a short time.
We sure are having great spring
weather in this crdntry now. one
day it rains off and on all day
nd the next day is bright and
sun shiny. But in fact We have
not had more than week of
winter weather since we have been
in France But a little Idaho Bea-
ther would look mighty good to
a bunch of boys in this Co. AS
there are about Is or Is Idaho boys
in s5. There are several from
Boise and from Nampa, several |
from up around Bonners Ferry, and |
quite few from Pocatello and Ida
ho Falls. In fact the whole Com
Dany is made up from Idaho, Ore
gon, Washington and a few from
California and a few from Montana !
and Colorado.
Well l must quit and get to
work as-it soon will be time to go
and get the boys supper.
Lots of love,
Your Nephew,
FAY.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1919-05-01
COMMUNITY
RECEIVES SHOCK

The people OF the Community
we're greatly shocked when IL was
learned that Mrs L L CuIbertson
had passed away a. the Weiser Hos
pital on last Monday evening She
vas taken suddenly with appendi-
citis on Sunday and taken to the
hospital where az operation was
performed about six o'clock in the
evening and on Monday evening she
passed away seemingly without suf-
fering The body was brought to
Payette where the funeral services
was held from the Methodist church
conducted BY Rev H K Wallis In
terment vas made in the Riverside
cemetery.
Mildred Nellie Chapman was born
October 18th. 1853. al CopeFille.
Wyoming and when but q small
child moved with her parents 10 Pay
ette where she has continued to
live until January !, 1915
She was united in marriage 10 l.
l. CuIbertson and moved to their
ranch on Payette Oregon Slope and
a few weeks ago moved TO Weiser-
Mildred was a girl loved and
by all who knew her She
was noted for her kindness 10 9TH
ers, she was model in the COM
munity with but few her equal and
her early departure viii be keenly
felt By many friends.
Besides g husband and infant
child, she leaves 10 mourn her death
a father and mother. Mr. and Mrs.
S E Chapman of Wendle. Idaho.
md . brother Irving Chapman of
Caldwell The sympathy of the
entire community is extended TO
the berieyed relatives
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1919-05-01
c. G. GOODWIN & SONS
BUY BIG RANCH

C. G. Goodwin and sons purehas-
ed this week. the old Jack Young
ranch OF 4ss acres on Squag Greek
one mile south Of Sweet, and viii
take possession At once. they also
bought all stock and farm maehin-
cry. The total price paid was s44,-
600, which was q reasonable price
considering the quality OF the place.
II is one Of the finest stock ranches
in this part Of the country The
deal was made b. B r Fitch
Lou Farber landed in Boston
Tuesday according 70 z wire re-
ceiTed by sIr Fsrber. that morn
ing. He is expected home With
in 2 short time.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1919-05-01
COMMERCIAL,
CLUB FEED

The Payette County Commercial
club members will have a business
meeting and feed at the Hotel Ban
croft next Monday at II O'Clock
noon sharp. w. f. Brown of Boise
will be at this meeting, he has made
study of town and county develop
ement and will give the members a
talk along these lines. The question.
of celebrating the 4th of July will
be discussed. Every member who
can is urged TO be present. Tele-
Aphone the Secretary Mr.. Eastman
not later than Monday morning in
4rder to get your name in the pot.
4es 50cents. Be sure and come.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1919-05-01
EXCELLENT COMPANY COMING

Direct From Pinney Theatre Boise
At last the people of Payette will
be privileged to see play produced
by a capable, high-class cast of play
ers and if the people of the COM
munity so elect, one night a week
may be had for an indefinate peri
cd.
Manager Coughanour has arrang-
ed to bring to the Emma theatre on
Wednesday night of next week the
muchly written of Liberty players
headed by the famous young act
ress, Audra Alden.
This organization presents one
new play week, devoting the lat
ter half of each week to Boise where
the productions are given at the
Pinney theatre. Payette will be
added to the circuit if local sup
port justifies, and in which event
the best plays and recent New York
successes may be enjoyed at a
sqall cost,
The first play to be given in Pay
cite will be a morality comedy
drama entitled "a Stitch in Time"
and ie said to be one of the finest
stage stories written in recent
,ars.
Miss Alden as the scrub girl is
said to be idealistic in the role, and
as she was the first star sent entour
by Oliver Morosco in Peg o. My
Heart" there is little question a
bout her receiving a hearty recep-
tion in Payette.
The supporting members of the
company is in keeping or else they
could not be given an extended run
in Boise.
The people of Payette know in
advance what they are getting in
this attraction and the same ex-
treme caution pertaining to un-
known shows is hardly required.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1919-05-01
RETURNS HOME
FROM FRANCE

Nurse White arrived home on the
early train Monday morning after
spending over year in the service
over seas. Miss White was sta
toned the greater part Of the time
al Base Hospital No. 20 and render
ed valuable assistance to many q
New York City and remained there
about week before comming on
TO Payette. She is only home on a
leave. but expects to receive her
very soon.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1919-05-01
BIRTH Day PARTY.

Mrs. Barry. landlady OF the Ho-
tel Bancroft gave . surprise party
and dance Tuesday evening in hon
or of her son Renne Who had
reached his maturity on that day.
The invited guests for dinner were
members OF Renne's graduating
class at Weiser. After dinner
was served. a number of his Pay
cite and weiser friends were in
yited in to take part in the dance.
4 very enjoyable evening was spent
until late hour.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1919-05-01
SOCIETY

y Society has had an unusually
gala week. Easter week is inyari-
ably set aside for social functions.
The week has been delightful with
spring weather and number OF
joyed by both the younger set AID
older ones Among some Of the
affairs are dancing party at the
Chapter House. a dinner dance ly
Miss Fairy Sanger and Mildred
Homes. The P. E. o. were En-
tertained at the beautiful home OF
Pence Bros, the birthday surprise
party at Hotel Bancroft in honor Of
Renne Barry.
EASTER PARTY.
One of the most elaborate events
of Easter week was a dancing party
given by eight charming girls at the
Chapter House. Friday evening in
honor of the T. n. T.. Club Boys.
who have entertained them SO beat
tifully a number OF times. The
was red, white and
blue and fragrant cut flowers.
Punch was served all during TIE
ening and late buffet lunch.
T. n. T. Club members s1p
their warmest appreciation am all
invited in voting the evening q hap
py one. Mrs Crump and Mrs Patch
The younger set attended this so
,ial affair we're Pauline. Pence, Bes-
sic Musgrove, Mern Gauer, Florence
Hobbs, Fairy Sanger, Esther Orcutt. l
Jennie Hangaley. Alberta Vain !
wright, Ernest Patch, Fred Satoris, |
10y Williams, Vernon Patch, Moss I
Irump, Roy Maule, CLANCY Stead
nan and Glenn Masonheimer
EASTER DANCING PARTY Il
Miss Fairy Sanger and Miss Mil
ired Holmes acted as hostess to /
eighteen of the younger set at
he Wilson home Saturday evening
The home was made most attrac-
i've with spring flowers, Easter
,lace card S were used and a deli
ious two course supper was sery-
d. The arrangement of the party
vas exceedingly pretty throughout
nd the hostess proved theirself 10y
i entertainers. DR.. and Mrs. Holm
/ entertainers. DR.. and Mrs.
holmes acted assistant host and
Iostess.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1919-05-01

Mr.. A. S. Luther had the misfor-
tune to fall and badly sprain his
right knee one day this week. He
is able to get about with the aid of
a cane but is suffering a great deal
of pain.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1919-05-01
GOVERNOR APPOINTS
COMMISSIONERS

We are informed that Axel John
SON OF Payette. L. H. Rich of Fruit
land and Albert Snider of New
Plymouth have been appointed by
Governor Davis as Highway COM
missioners of district No. l. II is
our judgement that the Governor
made no MISTAKE in appointing
these men. Iney are all men Of
good ability and we shall look for
some splendid results from this ap-
pointment.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1919-05-01
I. O. O. f. CELEBRATE
HUNDREDTH ANNIVERSARY.

The Odd Fellows and Rebeca' 5
celebrated the one hundredth ami
versary of the birth of that order
in TO the United States last Satur-
day evening. There was a large
crowd in attendance. Ice cream
and cake was served and a general
good time was enjoyed by all mem
bers present. The order was first
esta abIished in the United States on
April 2eth. 1919 at Baltimore, Mary
land.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1919-05-01
A RARE SYSTEM

Bernard Eastman is installing {
new irrigation system on his New
Plymouth ranch. He has purchas-
ed a machine for making cement
pipe to conduct the water from the
main canal to the ranch. He will
also use pipe on the place which
will do away with all open bitches
eliminating waste of water and the
unsightly strip OF weeds along the
ditch bank, and the Inconvenience
of crossing bitches and dikes. o.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1919-05-01
INTERESTING NEWS
FROM CHARLEY CRUMP

Mrs. R. a Crump received let
ter from her son Charley who is in
the Supply Service for the Govern
ment in France. He states that at
present he is engaged in helping to
dispose OF the Government horses
which is selling to the French very
readily at good prices. Draft horses
are being sold at from S200 10 $500
and cavelry horses at about sS5o-
He says he does not expect to get
home before July or August
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1919-05-01
BULMER BROTHERS
ARRIVE IN L. s. A.


A telegram received from First
Sgt J. A. Bnlmer Signal Corpse. of
his safe arrival in Boston Arthur
has seen lot of service being with
the famous 2eth Yankee division
A cable few days after received
from First Sgt Tom P Bulmer OF
the 2IS Air Squadron that he was
on the America which arrived in
New York Monday. Tom has also
sent several souvenirs which be had
picked up on various fronts
where he and the men have been
sslvsging airopianes. Both Of
these boys are sons of Mr.. and Mira
William Bulmer who live on North
S0 street Paystte>
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1919-05-01
LIEUT. COL L. v. PATCH
SOON TO ARRIVE.

According to a telegram received
by Mrs, Patch last Saturday, Lieut..
Col L. V. Patch arrived in Boston
at three o'clock that morning. She
hashad no futher word. but expects
him to arrive home Friday or Sat
urday.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1919-05-01
SEAL.

FOR SALE-Seven room house
with bath, large lawn, garden, shade
and fruit. Corner 5th St, and 9Th
Ave. North. Terms to suit conven-
ience of purchaser-A. E. Wright,
Payette, d. F. Wright, Kuna, Idaho.
1St<.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1919-05-01

WANTED: Full or part time ag-
ents tosell our Income Protection Pol
icies. All wage earners will be in
terested. Exclusive territory. Direct
home office contracts. Write National
Casualty ca Detroit. Mich
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1919-05-01
EoR SALE

AS acres of land, half In alfalfa no
better land. Inquire at Enterprise. tt