Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-02-12

NETT the fore part of the week.
Mrs. Clifford Hart is spending
this week with her mother, Mrs
Bader, in Nampa.
Mrs. Harry Morrow of Weiser wa
lin Payette Wednesday visiting he
friend, Mrs. A " Strauss.
/ Henry Hansen is now driving Z
new Nash with all the trimmings
that belong to an automobile.
C. E. Dunifer purchased the Lind
en- property on 10th Street this week
and will take possession the 18th OF
this month.
4 ]. L. Wells, ]. o. Bowker and
James AppIegate each shipped two
| cars of cattle to the Portland market
last Saturday.
Judge B. s. Varian was down from
Weiser Tuesday and disposed of sew,
eral cases of minor Importance be-
fore the district court
Vet Connyers of Cascade came
down the latter part of the week on
business matters and to visit rela-
tives, returning Monday morning.
Mrs. Ferrin Harland and little
son returned Sunday evening from
Boise where the baby ives receiving
treatments 1t is reported much bet.
ter.
hours Tuesday evening and Wednes-
day morning on his way from Vale
to Emmett where he expects to rent
a place.
W. c. Hinkley and son Ralph of
Sioux City, Iowa, came this week and
are visiting at the home of their son
and brother, Clarence Hinkley of
Slope.
Mrs Geo. L Taylor and daughter,
Mrs NJ J. Hamilton of New York
City, came Tuesday morning for an
extended visit at the home of Mrs |
L a. t :. i
The Flu must have made its ap-
pearance at the Will Griggs home
some time during Tuesday night. |
At least there was ten pound boy |
arrived early Wednesday morning.
There was practically no opposi>
ton to the school bond election last
although the vote was
very light 81 votes were cast in ia
Tor of the bonds and one against. /
Mr.. A. j. Vanderford being sick
and unable to be. at his place of
business this week, c. F. Callen is
janitor, head salesman and the
whole push at the Chevrolet sales
room.
Duane Wilson, son of Mr.. and Mrs
A. t. Wilson, came home from AL
,ion, Nebraska, Tuesday evening,
md was taken TO the Ontario Hospi-
al to-day for an operation on the
onsils.
Mr.. Dunifer's mother who has
been visiting at the home of her
ION the past seven weeks, was called
o her home in Denver by the seri-
sus illness of Mr.. Dunifer's father,
he fore part of the week.
F. M. Satoris has commenced to
nd I
,ects to have everything completed
within thirty days, to receive the /
lew spring goods. They intend to
lave the most complete line of mer-
handise to be found anywhere.
H. C. Dopp, representing the Idaho
Iutual Sugar Co. of Weiser, will I
,e in Payette County all this week
acreage for the growing of
ugar beets. The Company is offer '
ng fancy prices and it might be
veil for some OF our farmers to con
ider the proposition.
Little Charles Woodward, son OF
)r. j. c. Woodward, was suddenly :
AIKEN last Saturday with what at /,
irst seemed to be infantile paraly'
is. His condition for a time appear
d to be very critical, but later de-
elopment proved his case not to be
s first indicated and his condition
ot so serious He is improving nice
y and it is believed he will soon be
llly recovered.
The Geo. Shurtleff house north OF /
'ayette was totally destroyed by fire c
ionday morning about 8 o'clock. :
lr Shurtleff's daughter, Mrs. Young i
nd family were living there, and 4
he and the children were alone at
he time 1t is thought the fire was I
aused from defective wiring rs A
here was no fire in that part of the i
ouse. Mrs. Young managed to save q
art of the household goods. They n
ere preparing to move to Payette