Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-03-18
PERSONAL AND LOCAL MENTION

Tip Wiseman, L. C. Sewelps fore
man, is now driving a new Stephens
Mr.. Peterson of the Peterson
Auto Co. drove to Nampa on business
Tuesday.
A big assortment of ehildren's
r spring hats. All colors and shapes
from s1ss to s2sS at the Golden
Rule Store.
/ L. B. Jenness, Editor OF the Wei
ser American was in Payette the lat
ter part of the week and made this
office pleasant call.
A new fountain has been installed
at the Brunswick which will insure
the patrons of that place good service
in the way of soft drinks and plenty
of it.
E. w. Dunn returned the latter
part of the week from Hallway, Ore
gon, where he went on business mat
ters, and to conduct two sales near
Halfway.
Mrs. August Jacobsen, Mrs. Lester
Sewell and little daughter Leslie, ar
rived home from Long Beach, Cali
fornia last Thursday and are pleased
to be back again in their home.
Vet Gorham has treated his Willys
Knight to a new coat of paint and
now goes sneaking up street with a
shine on his car and smile on his
face like man with new auto.
SHALL WE PAVE?
Mrs. Ruth Moss has sold her bun
galow home in the southeast part of
town to Mr.. n. C. Irwin who now
has possession. Mrs Moss has moved
to her property on Second Avenue
South.
1 have purchaser wanting the
best improved ranch in this locality,
including Payette-Oregon Slope. If
you are the owner of this place and
want to sell, call and see me.-W.
NJ Copeland
See Charlie Chaplin in "a Dogs |
Life" Bert Lytell in ''Lombadi Lin
tied" and Payette's beautiful girls
in a charming style review, Wednes-
day and Thursday, March "a and 25. !
25 and so cents.
See Charlie Chaplin in "A Dogs |
Life" Bert Lytell in iLombadi Linn |
tied" and Payette's beautiful girls in |
charming Style Review Wednesday |
and Thursday, March "a and 25.-l
25 and SO cents.
H. E. VanValkenberg who resign |
ed his position some time ago with
the Payette Modern Garage, has |
now accepted a position with the /
Payette Valley Rex Spray Co. in /
handling the Bean Spray power ma
chimes.
Burt venable, Editor of the Cas-
cade News, was down Sunday and (
Monday on business matters and met |
many old time friends. Mr.. Venable |
reports his job in the News Office as I
a busy one and affords him but little
time to get into mischief.
Snowberger & Lester, proprietors
of the Fix it Shop, have purchased
the L. V. Patch property adjoining
the Gorham Mercantile Co. Store
and for the present will occupy the
building in connection with their
present location. 1t is their intention
at some future time o enlarge the
building recently purchased.
SHALL WE PAVE?
NJ. W. Alspaugh who recently pur-
chased the N c. Irwin home on 9Th I
Street, arrived overland Monday with /
his family from Rupert, Idaho. An
immigrant car containing their house
hold goods and stock, arrived the
same day and they are now settled
in their new home. From all appear
ance these new corners will make
very desirable citizens and we wei
come them among US.
Tom Bulmer had a pleasant sur
prise when two boys, Mr.. Paul Tracy /
of Caldwell, and Mr.. Bean of La
Grande dropped in on him for
weekend visit. Both belonged to
the 21Sth Aero Squadron and saw
lots of service over seas, belonging
70 the Crash Detail of which Tom
was Sergeant. Mr.. Bean is friend
of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Coughanour
who have known him from boy.
SHALL WE PAVE?
Major ]. B. Burns and son Keith
of Boise spent Tuesday in Payette
on business. The Major was here
in the interest of organizing Caval-
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