Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1919-02-06

Hfofnlhg, returning Iuesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. D. w. Ainey are stay
ing at the Hogue home taking care of
, the boys while Mr.. and Mrs. Hogue
a'e at Chicago.
Attorney Norris returned Sunday
morning from the eastern part of the
state where he has been for several
days on business tnp.
Mrs. A S. Luther has been confined
to her bed for several days, suffering
a severe attack of Ia grippe, but is
improving and viii likely soon be
around again.
/ Funeral services were held from
Lauers Undertaking parlor Sunday
afternoon at 2:3O conducted by Rev.
NJ. D. Reed Internent was made at
Riverside cemetery.
The big barn belonging to the
Payette Land and Improvement Co,
which was sold at auction last Tues
day by Swanson and Son was bought
| by G. NJ. Colman, at s177.50.
Ralph Roberts, who has been home
on 20 day furlough, returned to
Camp Lewis on the evening train Mon
day. He is in hopes of receiving his
discharge soon and return for good.
Miss Alice Perry, our former Limo
type operator. is at present out among
our subscribers giving them the op-
portunity of renewing their subscrip-
ton. She is meeting with splendid
success and is also bringing in many
rev subscribers.
Neil Fitch, son of Mr.. and Mrs B.
B. Fitch arrived home from Goat is
land last Friday Neil was home on
q furlough a few weeks ago and
returned expecting to get On per
minently with some boat, bbut has hi
dischargA, and will now remain at
home.
Miss Ruby Schutt has taken up the
work of Linotype operator in this
office and is making very good pro
gress. 1t is quite task to learn one
of these machines and how to oper-
ate it, but from the start Miss Schutt
is making, she will soon be master of
the job.
Mr.. L. s. Pobst, living two miles
south of town has recently purchased
the twenty acre tract formerly owned
by G. W. Perry. This, with his home
ten acres, will make him a splendid
farm His son, who is now soon to
be home from camp. viii assist in
farming the place.
B. P. Shawwhan came over from
Boise last Saturday and is making
to move his family back
to Payette. They will live on Mr..
Shawhan's ranch just south of town
For several months past, Mr..
Shawhan has been actively en-
gagged in political work in the south
ern part OF lne STATE
Mrs Carrie Williams passed away
at her home on North Seventh street
at an early hour Saturday morning
after long continued illness. Her
death was hastened by a fall about
two weeks before her death, which
caused her much suffering to the last,
out she was patient and bore the af-
Fiction without complaint.
Claud Hurd has accepted posi-
ton with large grocery firm at
Nampa, and will move his family
here sometime this week. Claud is
IN excellent man behind the countr,
and the firm with whom he has en-
gag TO work. is lucky in getting
such man as Claud, and this COM
nunity Will miss a good family, but
We wish them success in their new
lone. =
The Golden Rule managers have
eased room in Ontario and will soon
'pen up for business at that place.
Mr. E. w. Equals, manager of the
Golden Rule store at Payette and Mr..
manager of the New Ply
mouth store, will both be interested
n the new store.
Farber and son are preparing to
move into new quarters. The move,
viii make but slight
bange from their present location.
he room adjoining on the north
wned by N. A jacobsen and former
Y occupied by Stanton Brothers is
eng refinished for their occupancy
nd viii have two fronts, one opening
0 the north on First avenue, north,
nd one to the east on Eighth Street,
ost one door north of their present
'cation. The move viii give them
luch moro room for their goods and