Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-03-25
ONE oLLAR AND oNE-HALF A YEAR
PERSONAL AND LOCAL MENTION


Mrs. NJ. F. Albert who was taken
to the hospital at Boise some time
fago for another operation, is report
ed to be getting along very nicely.
! Miss Alfaretta BaIlenger, an aunt
! of Leo Ballenger, arrived Wednesday
morning from Olympia, Washington,
for an extended visit with relatives in
Payette
The carpenters working on the C.
A. Gauer house in the south part of
town have the building raised and
from the sound OF the hammers it
will soon be completed.
Mr. R. D. Barry has added to the
appearance and eonveniencee of his
home on Third Avenue North by CON
structing a large front porch. Mr.. A.
V. Williams did the work
E. W. Equals went to Boise We'd
nesday on business connected with
the death of one Of the Golden Rule
proprietors at Caldwell, who died
very suddenly at the store last week.
Mr.. l. N, Cutler has traded his
home place on Sixth Street for the
Wallace Griffith 40 acre tract on Pay
cite Oregon Slope The exchange was
made the forepart Of this week.
Lee and Jonas Brown of Payette-
Oregon Slope are now the owners of
the Anderson ranch of $50 acres
near the Park School house, having
purchased the same the latter part of
the week.
C. D. EIdredd of Portland, Oregon,
is now the owner of the Bernard
Eastman SO acre tract west OF New
Plymouth The deal was made We'd
nesday by B. R. Fitch. Consideration,
$1s,SOO.O0.
R. G. Thornton living north of
town, has the material on the ground
for the foundation of a new bunga-
low. As soon as the crops are in Mr..
Thornton viii rush the building to
F. NJ Rabanu of Rock River, Wyo-
ming, who is experienced in the rum-
Der business. Is now employed at the
Boise Payette Lumber Company's
yard here in Payette. He began work
March first His family arrived this
week.
Mrs. Earl Dibble, accompanied by
Mr.. Dibble and her mother, Mrs. E.
c. Keith, went to Boise Tuesday and
on Wednesday morning she under
went an operation at ST. Alphonsus
hospital At this time she is doing
nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Cartwright who
have been spending the winter in
Payette left Tuesday for their home
near Ironside, Oregon They have
quite number of cattle on their
ranch that require brsnSing before
on the range. which takes
hem back at this time.
Mrs. NJ E. Sturdevant who has
been spending the winter with her
son Will at Chehalis, Washington, re-
turned Monday morning. She says
Win is doing well and working over
line attending to his poultry and
larry ranch, besides driving to Che
lalis every day where he is receiving
/ lucrative salary as civil engineer.
Mrs. Catherine Athey, secretary of
Anti tuberculosis Society, who was
n Payette Monday in the interest Of
! public health organization, was en-
.ertained at the home of Mrs. L.V.
Patch. Mrs. Patch and Mrs. Athey
we're dinner guests Monday evening
It the home of Mrs. Eastman. The
oortia Club notes published in this
ssue contain some interesting matter
Mrs. Athey's mission here
It Payette.
J. vi. Swanson was taken very sud-
lenly i'll while attending a meeting
# the City Council last Monday eve
ling and after retiring to his home
allied a physician who found him suf
ering severely from the effects of
,idney stone which apparently had
odged in passing from the kidney to
he bladder. He was taken to Boise
tuesday afternoon for further exami-
lation. He is not considered to be in
dangerous condition, but is suffer
ng intense pain.
Spring seems to have opened up in
Considerable farming has
'een done. Farmers are blowing and
eeding and the ground is in fine
ondition. The orchard men are at
york with the spraying machines and
re giving much attention tc proper
praying. More new power sprayers
ave been sold this spring than have
cen sold during the last five years.
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