Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1919-04-10

turning that evening.
/, The Portia Club will take up tn,
matter of Consumers Week 18th I.
18th at some later date.
/ II. j. Sommercamp was down from
Weiser the latter part of the week
meeting old friends in Payette.
1 Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Stanton and both
children are all down with the grip,
but are getting along very well.
Mrs. ]. H. Shawhan returned to
Payette Saturday after spending the
winter with her son B. P. Shawhan in
Boise.
John Robson, who has been work
ing in the ship yards at Seattle dur
ing the winter, returned to Payette
the latter part of the week.
c. II. Lester has purchased hsIf in
the 'Fixit Shop. Invoice was taken
Wednesday and the business will now
be conducted by Snowberger and Les
ter.
Marguerite Payton, cashier at the
Golden Rule store at Payette, went
TO Ontario Saturday morning to assist
IN the opening of the Golden Rule
store at that place.
Vernon Holt has received his dis
charge and arrived home from Camp
Lewis the latter part of the week. We
understand he expects to take either |
the day or night shift at the Payette
heights pumping plant.
The friends of Mrs. j. NJ Bennett
viii be pleased to know that she is
now able to be up with all splints re-
moved from her fractured hip. She
S getting along nicely and will soon
oe able to get out and enjoy the nice
weather.
The Bancroft Club gave a banquet
and dance last Thursday evening to
Nurses Lillian Foster of Payette and
1onant of Weiser, in honor of their
from France A goodly
lumber was invited and all greatly
njoyed the affair. f.
Last Saturday c. F. Draper, while
auling manure, in some manner ran !
fork tine through his hand making {
very bad wound. He Immediately
anne to town where the wound was
ressed by DR.. J. e. Woodward. While 5
e is suffering considerable pain, t
is thought no serious trouble will i
ollow. j
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Brown entertain
t dinner Thursday evening, March q:
their home on Dead Ok Flat, the oc-
aston being their second wedding an
iversary and also the birthday of Mrs.
L. Brown. The guest of honor was
Irs. R. 7. Mahoney of Fairbnry, Nebr. E
randmother of the groom.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Oldham and Mrs. h
:. Wells left on No. Four Monday r
forming on a trip east. Mrs. Wells ?
i'll visit her son Sterling Wells at 8
Iowa, the greater part of b
le summer, and Mr.. and Mrs. Oldham o
i'll visit their old home in Pennsyl- !,
ania and will return about the mid a
e of May. IL
Some of the small boys who attend "
lie picture show at the Emma and K
ecause of their age get in at half
ire, cause more disturbance than is =
sally necessary. It's all right for ,
lie boys to laugh when anything oc- =
lrs to justify it, but impudence to :
Ie manager is annoying to grown ,
eople who disapprove of such per- u
~
The lecture at the Christian church
riday evening by Mr.. Charles l. Oh
.nstein of Boston, Mass, was well
tended, many attending from out "
town. Mr.. Ohrenstein's subject was ~
e principles of Christian Science,
hich was very fairly handled and :,
iring the entire length of his address y
. held the closest attention of the -
rye audience and received many COM
iments by people who were not mem A'
rs of that organization.
Mr.. Lee Connerly and family left to
ayette overland with their stock and ST
effects for. Jordan Valley
onday. Mr. Connerly has purchased he
ranch in that valley with the inten- CT
IN of growing into the stock bust an
SIS and from all reports we an be
.ipate he will not be disappointed. di'
lat is an undeveloped country with 81
,rlds of free range, good soil and an
snty of water for irrigation. While Fs
, regret losing Mr.. Connerly and his