Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-01-29

j. l.. Wells shipped three cars OF
: cattle and hogs to the Portland mar
ket last Friday.
Joy Williams has been very sick
+ for the last week and under the
! doctors care, threatened with pneu,
lmonia.
; Austin Ansen was unable to be at
his usual place in the store the fore
part of this week on account of q
severe cold.
February is some month this year.
Besides being stretched out one
day longer, there are five Sundays.
two holidays and Ground-hog day.
/ Miss Gertrude Kirkwood OF Boise
an experienced trimmer and de-
signer, will be here Monday TO be,
gin work at the Ensign Milliner
Shop.
7 Mr.. and Mrs William Suttle OF
Carman, Idaho, came Saturday and
are visiting at the j. W. Cartwright
home. Mr. Suttle is brother OF
Mrs. Cartwright
The Payette Schools seem to be
badly demoralized this week on ac>
count of sickness among the teach
ers. The 5th, 9Th, 7th and Sth grades I
are without teachers and the rooms
temporarily closed.
The City Pressary has moved from
the Brainard Building to the base
ment under the Bancroft Hotel The I
building previously occupied, being /
sold to Shurtleff & Young to be !
used as a garage and Auto sales 1
room.
c. E. Barnes who has been a resi-
dent of the Fruitland bench for many
years, has bought a 30 acre ranch
near Eagle, and is moving his family
this spring. They will be located on
the main Highway between here and
Boise.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Peterson re
turned from Southern California last
Wednesday morning feeling well re-
paid for their visit to the sunny
south. They report but little snow
on the ground at any place on their
return trip.
The ] R. Banks building on Gen.
ter Avenue is being overhauled on
the inside The partitions and in
side stairway is being removed. We
understand the building will be oc-
cupied as an Auto Repair Ssop. =
Frank Forbes and A. V. Williams Z
are doing the work.
P. E. Short returned last Friday
from a two weeks trip to Eugene.
Portland and Seattle He says he
suffered more from the cold damp
weather in that country than any
time during the winter here, and
never saw the sun during the two
weeks while he was gone.
Mrs. ]. A. Mcmillan entertained !
the ladies card club Tuesday after 3
noon. Refreshments were served and s
the usual good time was enjoyed. /
Those present were: Mesdames Reil- 4
ly, Hogue, Wilson, Holmes, Shaw 5
han, Mcdonald, ]. C. and l. R. Wood ,
ward T
A stranger who gave his name
as Duffey was arrested the fore {
part of the week -by-Marshal Fenske
and taken before Judge Luther or /,
a charge of drunkenness and dis.
conduct He was relieved of
$50 and cost just to remind him ,
that Payette is peaceable town
where such performance is not toll
Grated.
Word has been received from ,
Mr.. and Mrs. b. R. Fitch who are at
Mimi. where they went ,
for treatment at the Mayo Hospital.
MIR. Fitch's case did not warrant an d
operation and his condition was not
considered at all serious. Mrs. Fitch g
was operated upon for goiter and
is getting along nicely. They expect I
to be home about February 1st.
The extreme fine weather for the t
last week has about caused the dis G
appearance of the ice and snow. c
The Street Commissioner was quite
busy for few days in getting the y
cutters and drains under the cross t
ings liberated, but the water is dis 8
appearing with but little inconveni-
ence. In the fields the frost is about c
out and the water is going into the o
ground.
Mr. j. N Hayes OF Boise came over
10 Payette Saturday evening to spend
4 few days at the home of his daugh-
.er, Mrs. l.. X. Ballenger, and on
Sunday morning received message ,
stating his wife was taken suddenly
IL. He returned on the afternoon
rain and before reaching Boise be-