Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1919-04-24


in Salt Lake last week on bushes
matters.
Ed Bowers stopped off betwee
trains Tuesday on his way from Cas-
eade to Baker, Oregon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira White of Weise
were down and spent Sunday at tn
j. D. Baker home north of town.
Lou Adams of Ontario, was in Pay
cite Wednesday. on business matters
and meeting his Payette friends.
The boys glee club of the High
| School will furnish the music at the
Christian Church Sunday evening.
S. S. Mitchell, Linotype operator for
the Weiser Signal was in Payette Sat
ulday evening and made this office a.
ca.
DIR. X. B. Hurd, assistant state vet
marian, went to Caldwell Monday tc
inspect car of horses that was being
shipped out of the state.
{. W. Buckley returned the latter
part of the week from York, Neb..
where he has been for several weeks
attending to business matters.
J.A. Lauer and Brother sent truck
load of plumbing equipment to Ontario
on Tuesday where they have the con-
tract for big job of plumbing work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Loren Clay left Fri
day evening for New Meadows where
they will make their home, and where
Mr.. Clay has position as manager of
a garage.
Mack Windle, son of Geo. Windle,
arrived in Payette several days ago
from France, his wife is with him, and
we understand they intend making their
home on Payette- Oregon Slope.
w. R. Whipple of Boise, was in Paw
etts Wein esday on business trip. Mr.
w nipple was one of the early settlers
9f the Fruitland bench coming to the
Payette Valley about twenty-five years
ago.
The Payette flights irrigation com
pany have about completed their new
pipe line at the pumping plant and ex
pect to turn in the water some tinns
next week. Mr.. ]. Rogge is in charge
If the work.
After the Victory Loan quota for
Payette county had been reached last
Monday Mr.. Orr, who was manager of
The drive, drove to Boise to take part I
IN Shriners meeting, returning tol
'ayette the next day.
Elmore Flagan, who has been assist
ng in the Independent office, left Fri~
lay evening for Portland to remain
few days, and then go to town
nearby where he has position as
'perator of a large tractor.
Mr.. Burt Venable, editor of the CAST
ade News left for Cascade Tuesday
morning after spending a few daysI
n Payette, being called here on ac-
cunt of the death of Mrs. Walking
on, mother of Mrs. Venable.
Ed Abbitt was in Payette Saturday
Meeting his old time friends. He has {
zen at Nampa all winter with a large
'unch of cattle and is now on his way i
ack. to Long Valley where he has a il
inc stock ranch. Ed is making good
q the cattle business.
c. A. Smith who recently pur-
hased the viii Hutchinson property
n the corner of tenth street and FRS
we. North is having the house re-
onstructed and made into a modern
nd up-to-date home and will move
is family there as soon as completed.
l.. E. Merritt, a former editor of
ne Enterprise, was a very pleasant
aller at this office last Saturday. Mr..
lerritt has fine tract of land lust
asst of New Plymouth where he now
YES and which he is putting under
high state of cultivation and i'm
rovement.
Mr.. and Mrs. Venable. Mr. and Mrs
L. Thurston and children accom- T
anied Mr.. and Mrs. E. C. Pence to
leir home in Boise Monday evening i,
'r short visit, this being the first I
me in more than thirteen years that c
he Venable home in Payette has been i,
ithout an occupant r,
Mrs. J. M. Cason of Parma, aud =
vo daughters Mrs. Guy Wakefield
id Mss Alice Cason of Portland
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