Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1919-02-27
Personal and Local Mention

Meeting Of Woman's Auxillar
] Monday afternoon at O'Clock wis
all members prsNat
Henry Lynder has arrived at Pay
ette, he was in the machine gul
serYice and carries the scars of man.
narrow escapes.
F. E. Seeley manager hor the Pay,
Valley Rex Spray Co. was in Salt La
for several days last week on busines
for the Company.
] S. ]. Kenhpp and wife spent last
Sunday in Weiser, where Mr.. KenepI
preached in the Brethren Church botl
morning and evening.
These messages are certainly plea.
sure to receive, and the boys are ~
/ tuning home with welcome such as
they never have received bfore.
| A welcome guest arrived at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs Ira Cutler las
Monday morning, his full name is
Milvin Judd Cutler, and he weighed
| eight pounds avOrdupoiS-
Independent Transfer and Storege
Co, Office, Stanton Bros. store
phone 216
Burt Percell was down from his
stock ranch north of Wciser for a
few days last week He says stock ar
doing fine on the range and So lar
they have but little snow.
Don't miss the big white sale at
FarDers Saturday.
MRS. tlaaA oha.er received z
ms D-en Win The A l.. r. In tTanct,
seethie ne nGS Just arrived In New
YORK anu mouIu nkeIy De nome IN
---@ near iuluie'
Claua EnsIen returned home from
CAMP las oalu4Gay evening ana Ike
all the rAst Oh the boys, was glad to
Gel ms discharge anu be home again
si2ce In-re Is no cnance 10 be OF
aaJ Iurlher service.
Mrs w. B. hurd of Cascade is
heIe visiting 4IieAds ana relatives
ko SheimorLh has purchased the
brick house in block Is on second
avenue south and Will move there
III tne near future.
J. b. 'Irevy returned Monday morn
ing from Walla MaIla where he went
to dispose of car of horses and
nulfs Ior w. A. Coushanour which
were shipped from Moth Powder
ranch and were sold readily at a
oood price.
Mrs. F. o. Yeats left for Boise to-
day where she will take a course
at St Lukes Hospital. She has many
friends who regret her leaving Pay
cite, but will wish her success and
hope that she may return when she
has finished
For bargins in white goods attend
Farbers white sale Saturday.
Donald Edward Perkins arrived at
the home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
w. E. Perkins, last Saturday evening
He only weighed nine pounds, but
believe me he is some boy, when he
was putonthe scales to be weighed
he called out, All aboard for NV
Meadows.
Mr. E. Trayer OF South Dakotaf
csme in lats wek for visit among
relatives and friends. After being
absant from Payette for four years
Mr.. Trayer says he can see many
improvements in Payette during
his absence He may decide to locate
with us again.
Expert Furniture and piano moving
and packing. Independent Transfer an
Storage Co. phone 216
Hiss Evlyn Skippen who is empioy-
ed at the Gorham Mercantile Co. will
make her home with Mrs. A. Wells.
Mrs Opal Nichols who has been with
Mrs. Wells for several weeks was
called to take care Of her mother
WHO is quite i'll at the home of her
mother Mrs. Frank Powell.
q. W. Dunn returned from Har-
way, Oregon last week where he has
been for several weeks. Mr.. Dunn
was taken sick shotly afte arriving a
Halfway and for two weeks was con-
fined to his bed, and for several days
after reaching home was unable to
be out, but is now returned to normal
health.
Floyd Blurton of Willow Creek
who has been in the service in
France, returned home Saturday even
ing. Floyd was in actual service at
the front and knows some of the hor
rors of war. His returning to find
nav baby in the home must be a
great pleasure. Mrs. Blurton has
oaen staying with her parents during
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