Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1915-06-24
LOCAL ITEMS
BRIEFLY TOLD

List your property for July MAJ
ket Day. NJ Swanson.
Mrs. William Farson, of this city
is visiting at Burns, Oregon.
Charles Pearce, son of Mr.. AM
Mrs. John Pearce, who is employee
with the Empire Lumber Co.. o
Delaware, at Cowichan Lake, nea
Victoria, B. c., is spending tw'
weeks with his parents, at th'
beautiful Pearce home, 237 Soutf
Eleventh street, this city.
Mr.. D. D. Hambly, manager o.
Riverside Orchard Co., near New
Plymouth, is attending the Chautau
qua this week. Mr. Hambly reports
everything looking fine On the or
chard tract and that his company
has recently purchased an addition
al 16C acres, a portion of which will
be devoted to prunes.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Pease and
daughter, Miss Grace Pease, of Pax
ton, Neb., the parents and sister
of Mr.. E. w. Pease, are spending a
week at the Pease home, 1919 Cen
ter Avenue, this city They have
been attending the big fairs at San
Francisco and San Diego, Cal, and
are now enroute to their Nebraska
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Venable and
baby daughter Virginia Mary, cane
over from Boise Tuesday evening,
to attend the Brainard- Thurston
wedding and to visit for several
days with relatives and friends in
this city. The seven or eight years
spent in Washington, D. c., has
happily, failed to eliminate from
the memories of these young peo-
pie the good old days that are gone
and the friendshirs that
were formed in the golden days of
girlhood and boyhood.
Mr.. Herbert H. Tunny of Ontario
Ore, has purchased the City Meat
in this city from D. E. Viii
cox and has taken charge OF the
same. Mr. Tunny Genes into the
business circles CT Payette with
reputation already well established
in a nearby city, being known in
Ontario, as "the man that is respon-
sible for the good service now rem
dered at the City Meat Market in
that city. He says it will be his
aim and purpose to maintain the
same reputation in Payette.
After living fer 13 years in Pay
cite and Fruitland, Mr.. and Mrs. R.
7. Rowse took their departure Sun
lay morning for independence, Ia,
where they will spend the summer
ind where they may decide to re-
side permanently. They are the
splendid scrt of citizens that any
can lily afford to lose
and it is the wish of their large
circle Of friends in both this and
he Fruitland vicinity, that the old
onging for the scent of the sage
brush and the arena Of the alfalfa
blossom, may eventually overcome
hem and turn their footsteps back
% Idaho.
"The Vawter Evangelistic Party
will begin meetings next Sunday viii
he Christian Church, in the Tent
ust across from the Chautauqua
grounds. There are seven in the par
y; Evangelist C. R. L. Vawter,
whose picture is on this page, is
lead of the party. L. E. Chase, as
lstant; w. R. NJ. Dimond, Chorus
Director and Secretary; o. E. Col
ins Cornet; Mrs. Frateman, Piano;
Mrs. Chase, Personal worker, and
:. R. Brotherton, Soloist.
A double Dissolving Stereopticon
will be used and pictures shown
rom all over the United States
md many other countrys.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. stark, of Unity
lille, McCook county, South Dakota,
we're visitors the first of this week
1t the home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. c.
'atheal on the Bench. Mr.. Stark
vas being shown this city last Sat
Irday by his friend PatEeal and ad-
nitted that he had not been prepar-
ID in his mind for such development
md signs of thrift and social con
litions as had been seen en- every
land here in the Payette Valley. He I
made no secret of the fact that Mrs. !
Stark and himself had become al
most persuaded to sell cut in South
eakota ard to come ard make a
lone in this fat land of fruit and ,
lowers.