Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1919-08-14

Mrs. August Jacobsen who has
been quite i'll for some time is now
, improving and is able to be out
o. A Walling, proprietor of the
Payette Modern Garage, was in Salt
Lake the latter part of the week in
the interest of his business.
Miss Beth Wainwright left Mon
day for New Meadows to spend her
vacation with Miss Bessie Wright.
She expects to be gone two weeks.
4 w. D. Case has sold his home
place just south CT town to A. S.
j Worth of Fruitland, and viii move
to their property on Third Avenue
South
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Lauer and son
Donald were in Portland last week
attending the Buyers Convention.
Mr.. Lauer will also buy his fall
stock while in the City.
Maud Chaplin and Margaret Nc
Pherson who are employed in the
Payette Valley Rex Spray Office,
| went to Boise Saturday evening to
| visit relatives over Sunday
W. ]. Cartwright came down from
Ironside, Monday evening and re-
mained until Wednesday. He re.
ports crops good in his section with
but little damage from draught.
We are in receipt of letter from
H. H. Grimm, giving us his address
for short time as 1903 North 9Th
Street, Boise, in order not to miss
am of the issues of the Enterprise.
DR.. and Mrs. 1. R. Woodward and
children, Mrs. Del Christian, and
Mr. and Mrs Jack Short started at |
six o'clock Tuesday morning for a |
two weeks outing on Upper Squaw
creek.
G. E Hall of Midyale came down |
Saturday to make arrangements to !
move his family down during the
fruit season. The question of get-l
ting houses to live in is quite i'm
portant just at this time
Word has been received that |
Frank Case of Portland underwent /
another operation on July 81, and |
that he is doing nicely and expects
to make his relatives and friends a
visit as soon as he is able to travel. q
James Stanton closed a deal the I
latter part of the week, selling his
home property on Sixth Street to |
intending to leave this place but |
merely selling to get a larger place !
for the convenience of his family.
Miss Anna Casberg who is a nurse
in ST. Alphonsus hospital, Boise, is
spending her vacation with her par
ents in Payette. She has been the
honored guest at several parties. She
spent last Friday with Mrs. Will
Klingebiehl
E. w Equals has sold his resi- ;
dence property on Sixth Street to
C. c. Springston and has bought the i
Mrs. G. F. Johnson property on the
same street further out, In order to II
get more land. We understand Mrs.
Johnson contemplates moving to
California.
Walter Hill, young lad about II
years of age, who was with his par
ents camping on the school ground
Monday evening, was quite badly
bitten on the arm by dog while
on the streets. He was taken to a
Doctor where the wound was prop
erly dressed. 1t is not believed the
dog was effected with rabies.
Mrs. Emma Hodson will leave to-
morrow evening for Columbus, o.,
to attend the National Encampment
of the G.. A. R. and W R. c. She
will stop at Windfield, Kansas, to
see a niece who will accompany her
to Michigan, where they will attend
a family reunion before going on
to Columbus. She expects to be gone
about so days. '
The Baptist people rendered their
new pastor, Rev. c. w. Buell. and
family, a reception last Friday ev-
ening at the church. About 80 mem
bers and friends were present to ex-
tend welcome. Ice cream and
cake were served and all report I
very delightful evening. Rev. 6
Buell. and family came here from
Wilder, Idaho.
Last Sunday several of the t
sportsmen of Payette were out an e
Cling or at least pretending-partic- L
ularly Chas. Fulton and Fat. Snow 6
berger and after several hours pa e
tiently waiting for a live one with 8
no results, who should appear upon b
the scene but our Chief-of-Police t