Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-04-01
ONE DOLLAR AND oNE-RALF A YEAR
PERSONAL AND LOCAL MENTION

Miss Maud Aldrich, teacher in tn,
Nampa school, is in Payette thi.
week visiting among her friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. D. Mcdonald pass
ed through Payette last Monday, en-
route from Nampa to their home il
Cambridge.
! Mrs. Cloe Brassey and little daugh-
ter OF Boise spent last week in Pay
ette at the home of her aunt and
uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. S. D. Thacker
Alfred C. Mccormick and Loise r.
Drahm both of Weiser were married
at the Christian Parsonage Thursday
March 25th, Rev. Adams officiating
The Yeomen will meet Friday eve
ming, April End and Thursday eve
ming. April Sth OF next week. All
Yeomen take notice and don't forget
the dates.
Misses Carter and Shipley, mem
bers CT the faculty of Gooding Col
lege. are visiting with Miss Luella
Kirkendau, who is now home for her
Easter vacation.
z. W. Equals went to Ontario Mon
day TO help check up the loss at the
Golden Rule Store caused By being
burglarized Sunday night. The loss
amounted to between s400 ands500.
The Junior EndeaYorers will serve
refreshments in the dining room of
the Christian church, Saturday April
3rd from 2 to 6. a welcome to all.
Money to finish missionary pledge.
C. C. Anderson, the Golden Rule
man OF Boise. was in Payette Tues
day, driving over in his Cadillac Sc
dan He went from here to Weiser
to attend to business matters at that
place.
]. NJ. Swanson who was taken TO
the hospital at Boise last week, suf-
fering from the effects of kidney
stone, returned home Saturday eve
ming and is able to again be on the
street.
FOR SALE: Good second hand pi-
ano Inquire at this office. 4-1-2
DR.. Z. L. Wells, Dentist, has NOV
ed his office to the Jacobsen building
over the Post office. The rooms form
erly occupied by DIR. Wells over the
Emma Theatre, will be occupied by
Air. and Mrs. Hughes as their living
apartment
Mr.. and Mrs. Ashley Judd who sold
out their holdings here and left for
California last fall, returned Friday
evening. After travelling around for
several months they decided that
Payette was just about the best place
after all. They expect to build fine
home and again become good citizens
Of this place.
a bunch of Joy riders, driving a
Ford car last Sunday about half way
between Payette and Weiser on the
State Highway, got little too hilar-
ious and wound up in the ditch be-
side the road. Fortunately a few
scratches and little shaking up was
all the injuries received. The car
however was considerably damaged.
Moot Crawford who left Payette
eighteen years ago, was in Payette
and Tuesday. Moot looks just
a little older but he is just as full OF
the old nick as he ever was. While he
remains in this neck of the woods it
will be just as well to turn the dog
lose and lock up things around the
place, but don't tell him We said
anything about it,
Mr.. and Mrs. D. ". Ainey served
a birthday dinner on Monday eve
ming in honor of their daughter, Pau
lines birthday Covers were laid for
IL. Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
G. w. Baker, Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
whalen and kathryn, Mr.. and Mrs
David I. Peterson and Phyllis. Mr.
Cottrell and Mr. Williams of Salt
Lake City, and Mr.. and Mrs. Ainey.
B. A. Y. Payette Homestead No.
1l2S invited the Ontario Home
stead over last Thursday evening to
help celebrate their 18th anniversary
A program was given, followed by a
general good time and refreshments
the latter being furnished and serv-
ed by the men, The birthday cake,
bearing the emblem of the Order,
and 16 candles was work of art
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Eastman
moved this week back to their beau
tiful farm home east of New Ply
mouth. We are glad TO know that
these people are not moving away
from Payette County. Mr.. Eastman
is just about the most progressive
booster in Payette County and while
he still lives here he will continue to
boost. We regret their moving from