Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1919-05-22
ONE DOLLAR AND oNE-HALF A YEAR
Personal and Local Mention

g able to be out again.
Miss Mary Werneth of Weiser is
4 the new bookkeeper at the Idaho
: Power Company's office
Mrs. a. P. Adams Of Council, is
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
H. Reimers, for a few days.
Miss Ruth Paine was taken to
the Ontario hospital Wednesday
morning to have her toncils remov-
ed.
i Miss Anna Pearson spent the
weekend with Misses Alice and
Annice sIone at their home near
New Plymouth.
WANTED man SIS to $40 per
Payette Laundry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Coward
returned Saturday from Brogan.
where Mr. Coward has been shear
ing sheep.
E. Trayer and daughter. May. re-
turned to South Dakota to make
their home after a two months visit
in this locality.
Lawrence Bulls left Wednesday
for Kansas City where he will
take four months course in an
automobile school.
]. B. Fite who recently received
his discharge at FIT. Douglass, is
here visiting at the A L. Mathis
home for a few days.
Mrs. F. A Boyer reports the birth
of fine baby boy on the 17th at
the home OF her daughter Mrs. Perry
James on Whitley Bottom.
Mrs. Cloe Hendren Brassey and
baby daughter of Boise came over
Monday and visited at the Thacker
home, returning Tuesday.
DIR. W. B. Sims spent a couple
of days in Boise last week. He at
tended committee meeting with
the department of law enforcement
Miss Florence Moran of Boise,
has been secured as stenographer
for Denney & Co. Miss Moran is
a graduate of Links Business Col
ledge.
Mr.. and Mrs. viii KIingebiehI
have purchased the Coulter place
at the corner of 3rd Street and 4th
Avenue North, and will take posses
sion soon.
The 1st and End grades, with
their teachers, Miss SIone and
Miss Pearson, enjoyed a picnic Tues
day afternoon on the Ireton
lawn on Lovers Lane.
Postmaste' E. t. Bowman and
son Logan left Tuesday for Plush
Oregon. Mr. Bowman is taking his
vacation and Logan went to look
after his homestead. They expect to
be away about two weeks.
Mrs. R. d. Barry who suffered
stroke of appoplexy at her home on
3rd Ave, North, last week, is re-
ported to be improving. Her son
]. l. Barry and wife of Emmett came
down Wednesday and spent the day.
Little Hazel Perkins while play
ing with her class mates at picnic
on Lovers Lane "wednesday after
noon, suffered a slight injury to her
back. 1t is tho't not serious but
the little Miss was unable to attend
school today.
1ANTED-Womel good wases
io righc maui Payette La lndry
Mrs. NJ. E. Wood was a west
bound passenger last Friday evening
On her way to Moscow and Lewiston
for short visit with her sons,
Guard and Ronald, Guard is attend
ing school at Moscow and Ronald
is in charge of large creamery at
Lewiston.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Huff went to
Baker, Oregon, last Friday evening
to be at the bedside of Mr.. Huff's
father who is advanced in years and
quite ill. Mr.. Huff returned to
Payette Tuesday evening leaving
Mrs Huff at Weiser for few days.
Mr. Huff's father was slightly i'm
proved at the time he left, but ow-
ng to his advanced age his recovery
S quite doubtful.
Mr. John Denney, one of the
argest fruit and produce distribu-
ors of Chicago, arrived in Payette
Wednesday on his annual trip
through the Northwest making in-
as to the general eondi-
ion of the fruit crop. Mr.. Denney
S very optimistic over the prospects
or this year. His company Is pro