Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1919-01-02

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4 The
meeting January ~
the purpose of electing
other business thar Elign -
fore the meetmg.
OryaI Rich on the NAt Nesbitr
place, is right up to date in the
automobile line. He is now driving a
new Overland purchased of the Pay
ette Modern Garage.
Vernon and VIII Holt returned
from Camp Lewis Sunday noon. Yer
non came On a four days furlough
and viii return to be discharged la
tsr. VIII, who has been working in q
barber shop at the camp, will re-
main here.
Ray White arrived in Payette from
Portland Saturday for few days
visit with his mother, Mrs L
Mathis. Ray has a good II { ion
with the street car company and
viii return the later part Of this
week
Mrs. a. Wells who has been suf-
fering with erysipilas OF the face
for the last two weeks is now recoy-
ering but the intense suffering has
rendered her quite weak. Nurse
Boyer has been with her during her
illness.
Vernon and Raymond ConnyeTs OF
Cascade, and Elmer Holbrook OF
Ola, and several other boys from up
the line, came down Monday evening
and took thu evening train for Wei
ser where thsy viii attend the Ida
no Industrial Institute.
Clyde Sims, who has been at Camp
Pike, Arkansas for the last seven
months, has received his discharge
and arrived home early Sunday
morning. He and Mrs. Sims are nice
ly located in tha Coughanour block,
and Clyde is back on the lob at the
o. K barber shop
Mr. Y. R. Bogard returned TO Twin
Falls the later part Of the week
after spending Christmas with his
wife who is here spending the win
tzr with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
W. ]. Reimers. While hare he pre-
sented airs. Bogard with Stainway
Miniature Grand piano for Christmas.
he instrument arrived from Boise
Christmas Eve.
l. H. Patten of Little Willow creek
Valley left for Portland last Satur-
day where he will buy about 400
head OF cattle and ship them to Pay
ette to be fed On Payette-Oreson
Slope where he has purchased 1000
tons of hay. Mr.. Patten has a large
food choppa- and will chop all of
this hay before II is fed. He expects
10 arrive in Payette with the cattle
the latter part of this week
Last Saturday evening while en-
deayoring to start the motor in hi
auto truck by hand, Ed Lauer. who.
was standing inside the bumper, got
mixed up with tha crank The motor
started alright. and so did Ed, an
for a few seconds he looked more
like Holland windmill in blizzard
than a man. Fortunately he escaped
without any broken bones, but will
be picking off scabs from now until
spring.
The Christmas cake in the new
bakery is one of the finest pieces
of pastry work We have ever seen,
it shows that the artist who design
ed and built it is simply onto his
job. We can see how such an appara
tus might be made out of wood, but
when it comes to building the like
out of dough without having col-l
lapse and complete failure, is too
many for the Editor of country
newspaper.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. C. Edgington Q.
Idaho, came last week /
o spend the holidays and visit anon; /
friends in this locality. Mr.. and Mrs.
were among the first
settlers in the Payette Valley, sett-
ling on tract of land two and
half miles south of Fruitland many
years ago where they resided unit
eleven years ago Mr. EdgingtG
a brother OF Mrs. L. c. Moore UC
Malcom Hexeltine and Mrs.
SON. He is now engaged in
tuitl business q Chrkstou !,