Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1919-04-03

hear Bablo Cosals the worlds fam
GUS musician.
Mrs. C. NJ. Attebery is expected t
arrive home from Missouri after a
extended visit with relatives, the lat
ter part of this week.
, Chief of Police Finske has been sicl
and unable for duty for several days
w. r. Williams has been on the jof
during his absence.
Y Our County Treasurer Mrs. Hollen
beck and Miss Lois Gaylord, assist.
ant at the clerks office, motored tc
Twin Falls last Tuesday.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Miller left Mon
day evening for Nyssa, Oregon, where
Mr.. Miller will have charge of sub
station for the Idaho Power Co.
{s---a Dcra-hy has moved his fam
lily to Payette and has accepted po-
sition with the Farmers Cooperative
Creamery company as truck driver in
hauling cream from the country.
Nels Nelson and Louise Maxwell,
both OF, Kennewick, Washington, were
united in marriage at the court house
Monday afternoon by Judge Luther.
Street Commissioner Rupp was
called to Colorado Tuesday morning
in response to telegram announcing
the serious illness of his aged father.
Mr.. William Bulner who was in
jured in fall at the court house some
time ago, is now able to be back on
he job as janitor of the court house.
t. A. Wayne and family since arriv-
ing in Payette, have purchased the
ten acre tract just north of town form
erly owned by J. /. Berry where they
will make their home.
Mr. and Mrs. H. ]. Thompson have
sold their property on End avenue
north, and have purchased the Reib
ling home on North 9th street and
moved there last week.
Loren Spaufding left for Portland
Saturday where he will accept a posi-
ton with large stock man near the
city as chauffeur, and will also have
the care of three cars belonging to
his employer.
Mr.. Robert Rentorel spent the week
end visiting at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Milt Lauer on Payette Oregon
slope enroute to his home in Brunzell,
Idaho, from Camp Lewis. Mr.. Rent
orel is a nephew of Mrs. Lauer.
Herald Perry believes in keeping up
with the times, in fact he can now
keep up with most anything since he
has purchased a new Harley Davis
motorcycle. 1t was purchased through
Bob Keith who has the agency for
this territory.
Mr.. H. Harland received the ap-
pointment Monday morning to the po-
sition of State Deputy Horticultural
Inspector for this district. Mr.. Har-
land is well qualified to fill that po-
sition and we believe will give the best
of satisfaction.
o. A Walling, Wslter Adair, and
Mr.. VanValkenberg went to Boise Sun
day each driving rebuilt car for the |
Payette Modern Garage to be sold on
the secondhand market. They also
received a car of new Overlands Fri
day evening and by Saturday evening
had sold the entire lot.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Reiger arrived
in Payette the latter part of the week
and after spending several days visit
ing at the Creighton home, Mr.. Reiger
left for higgins, Idaho, where he will
assist in the care of the w. S. Brun-
dage sheep. Mrs. Reiger will go as
soon as some repairs are done on the
house where they are to make their
home
II F. Stevens recently soid his ranch
on Washow, to Carl See, and a Mr..
who vsill i;iie posses;'cn
az cnce. Mr.. Stevens vii, hold a pub
lie sale at the rench Thursday, April
;0th. beginning at i:se ond will sell
nj bis eews, horses ana farm ma
stirery, and VIII movc tc Boise where
will engage II the irel and feeei
Gs;ress.
Claus Jacob Reimer and Miss Jessie
Leraine Durham rather put one over
On their friends last Saturday by quiet
" calling on Probate Judge M. o. Lu-
ther with the necessary papers, and
we're by the judge made husband and
wife, Mr.. Reimers recently returned
rom France where he has had some
experience in putting one over on the
other fellow. However so far rs we