Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-07-29
PERSONAL AND LOCAL MENTION

DAY evening from LaGrande, oregon,
for a visit with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. A. Blair
| Mrs. Paul Murphy, sister-in-law
of E. H. Murphy, returned to her
home in Caldwell Monday after a
few days visit with Mr.. and Mrs
Murphy
The Payette National Bank are
making a change in the interior of
the building. The partitions are be-
ing changed to give more room fer
the office force which has been bad
iy needed for some time
Mrs. NJ. E. Hulley is improving
her home onsth Street by building
cement walk from the front walk
to the house and around to the back
door. Nova Lathrop is doing the
work which insures first class job
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Mr.. ". L. Spottswood has treated
his home on 11th Street to a double
coat of paint which makes a wonder
full change in the appearance. Mr..
SPOTS wood has done the work him
self thus insuring the work well
done
E. W. Equals and family arrived
home safely Tuesday evening from
a two weeks outing near New Mea-
dows. They report fishing just fair,
but the camp life in the shade of the
big pines was well worth the time
spent.
Earl Yenable will spend his yaca-
tion helping the National Republican
Committee carry on the presidential
campaign. Mrs. Yenable may arrive
in Payette soon to spend the sum-
mer with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. w Baker.
Harry z. Smith, foreman of the
Enterprise office, received word
Wednesday morning from his brother
at Mobbridge, S. D. who has been in
a critical condition from an operation
for appendicitis, stating he was
much improved.
o. H. .Musgrove is making quite
an improvement about his home on
5th Street and 4th Avenue North He
is building fine two car capacity
Garage with cement foundation and
floor. It will be about as neat in ap-
pearance as most of the bungalow
homes.
Word has been received from Mr..
A. L. Gorham, stating he and Mrs.
Gorham, and Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Mohler and family were on their
way back as far as Denver, Colorado.
They expect to visit Yellowstone
Stone Park and arrive home about
of next week
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Rayle ar
rived in Payette Saturday evening
and visited with friends and relatives
over Sunday, returning to Boise
and from there to their
home at Pocatello. Mrs. Rayle Will
be remembered by her Payette fri
ends as Miss Elsie Whalen.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. W. Spaulding are
taking a much needed rest in the
hills. They started Saturday morning
in the Buick, and will stop for
few days on the Salmon river near
New Meadows, then go on to the
Lakes and back thru Cascade, and
down the North Fork of the Payette.
They expect to be gone two or three
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. D. Frost and fam
ly of Fairbury, Neb., arrived by auto
asst week and are now living in the
house on 9th Street Their
household goods, consisting of car
Dad, arrived few days ahead. Mr..
md Mrs. Frost are the parents of
Mrs Stanley Brown and Mrs Jonas
Brown. They expect to make this
heir home
Rev. j. Wesley Miller, Field Sec
etary of the Gooding College, was
conducting business for the College
n this city Wednesday morning
speaking of the College, Mr.. Miller
aid the new Boys Dormitory was
icing rushed so as to have it ready
or use this Fall, as it would be
leeded to take care of the greatly
number of students who
re entering.
Recently, in Payette, mechanic
ook off his apron and laid IT down
It the end of his days work on the
unny side OF the building where he
vas at work. When he came hack
or it he found in its place, a pile of
shes and nails. Spontaneous COM
ustion, of course, There may have
'een some matches IN the pockets OF
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