Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1919-01-30

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F. E. -Seley was at New Plymouth
Monday on business matters.
Mrs. Rex Bradshaw is quite i'll anc
under the care of physician.
Mr.. and Mrs. CIaud Banks are feel
ling rather proud of the arrival of a
fine baby boy at their home last Fri
Day.
Loren Clay has received his dis
I charge from the service of the govern
ment, and arrived home Saturday
Ievening.
MIR. and Mrs. Will Coughanour of
Powder River are spending few
weeks visiting among relatives al
lPayette and Weiser.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Judd returned
Monday after spending several weeks
at Rupert and Twin Falls, where they
were visiting a son and daughter.
Margaret Mcpherson, stenographer
for the Payette Valley Rex Spray Co.,
was quite i'll the fore part of the week
and was absent from her work at the
office.
Clyde ShanIks and Ora Wilkins gave
a dance at the Bancroft last Thurs
day evening. About so couple were
invited and all enjoyed very pleas
ant evening.
Mrs. ]. o. Bowker, who has been re-
ceiving the Enterprise while visiting
a brother in Illinois, writes to dis
continue the paper as she will be home
February 1st.
J. F. Dressler had an attack of
spring fever last week and in order
ito work off the languid feeling, plant
ed some garden If the seed don't
get the flu he'll be on time all right.
Mr.. McMillen, auditor for Dinney |
and Company, was unable to return
to Payette with Mr.. Hogne owing to |
i'll health. He will remain at Yakima
until he improves.
Lester Sewell has installed an /
Underground gasoline tank near the
curb line at the entrance to his garage |
with a regular measuring device. A |
very convenient proposition for pri-
ate garage.
Gladys Wilcox, who has been teach
lng in the city school at Nampa, re-
.urned home last Friday on account
Of illness. Her place will be filled !
temporarily until she is able to re-
srme her work.
Mr. F. H. Hogue returned from
Yakima Sunday, the company having
about finished their work for the
season at that place. Mr.. Hogue will
likely put in the greater part of his
time at Payette-
Florence Esther arrived at the
Maternity Home January 25th- The
little lady weighed six and one-half
pounds. She will make her home with
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Meili
OH the Payette-Oregon slope.
Jason Ballenger, who was at Pay
cite during the holidays with his son
Leo and wife, has returned from
trip to Olympia where he visited
sister, and other friends and relatives
at Seattle, and points in Montana.
Eli Holland, who recently sold out
his interest in the Fruitland Garage,
has moved back to Payette and now
has charge of the Balm Garage on
Eighth street. His wife is. also en-
ployed as bookkeeper at the same
place.
The latter port of the week deal
was made whereby the 81 acres be-
longing to Mrs. Ruth Moss became
he property of D. B. Coates, This,
with his home tract of 9 acres which
;djoins the Moss land, will make Mr..
Coats full forty ranch which will
keep Dan out of mischief at least
lcost of mis- time.
The young people OF Payette are
now enjoying the old time sport with
the roller skates. What is known as
the Gorton hall has recently been
opened as skating rink, and from an
early hour in the evening until quite
late, the roaring sound in that part
of town is a good advertisement for
the business. n
Arthur jacobson arrived in Pay /;
cite last week for a visit with rel /;
atives and friends. Arthur is one of
the old timers of the Payette Valley
and has been absent for several years.
He has been mining and freighting In
the Lost River and Salmon River sec
tons for several years and is doing
we'll While some of the rest of us {