Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-03-25

ing new Columbia Six.
Buy your aprons at the Baptis
Ladies Bazaar April 3rd at Dom
Worry Store.
Mr.. Peterson of the Peterson Auto
Co., went to Portland Tuesday eve
ming on business matters.
General Patch came over from
Boise Saturday and spent Sunday
with his family in Payette
Poison squirrels and gophers now.
Get your poison ready mixed at cost
at the Farm Bureau office.
Mr.. Chas. PenneIl from North Pow
der, Oregon, visited Saturday and
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Will
Coughanour
The people of the Methodist church
have Just purchased a fine piano
from Mrs. Fuller who is preparing to
leave for Kansas.
LOST: An automobile crank on
the Willow creek road. Finder please
leave at the Post Office or notify
Albert White, Sr.
S. B. Alspach is setting his usual
pattern in early gardening and in
manner worth while patterning after.
Just take look at it.
E. c. Keith is building an up-to-
date real garage on his residence
property and we understand in the
near future it will be occupied by
an up-to-date Real automobile.
See the new coats at $23.95 at
Farber's.
The Weises-Payette Cooperative
Cow Testing Association will be or
ganized Thursday, March 25 at Wei
ser. A tester has been secured and
work will be commenced April 1st.
Mrs. H. R. Wallis, wife of the
Superintendent of public schools at
American Falls, has spent the last
week visiting in company with her
little daughter, at the home of Rev.
H. K Wallis.
In last weeks issue this paper pub
lished an article regarding the work
to be done on Highways in District
No. 1 and the securing of Federal
aid 1t was our mistake in making
mis-print in stating it was district
No. 2.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry j. Thompson
have moved to Caldwell where Mrs |
Thompson has had a splendid posi- |
ton in her particular line for some
time We regret losing these people,
but realize that the change is for
the best for them and we wish them
success.
Mrs P. H Brown moved with the /
children back to Payette last Satur-
day. She says there is no place that
will equal Payette for place to
live. Bertram Grothe, half brother /
of Mrs. Browns, accompanied them /
to Payette and will make his home
with his sister.
L. H. Rich, a thrifty rancher, liv- I
ing one mile south of Fruitland, is
putting the finishing touch to his I
beautiful country home. He is just T
finishing a cement walk about the I
place which gives an air of thrift and /
shows one farmer who is up and I
Just q little ahead of the country.
The second Commercial Club dance
was pulled Wednesday evening with /
the usual big attendance, and every 1
one certainly enjoyed the evening. l
The entertainment committee are
right on their job and are doing their :
full share and more to, in giving in
terest and life to the Club besides
rendering considerable assistance in
the way of financing
On Tuesday afternoon, the ladies
Of St. James Guild held a business
meeting at the home of Mrs. Mary
Plans were made for the dec
oration of the Church at Eastertide,
and also for the entertainment of
the choir from Weiser, which will
assist at the morning service on Eas-
ter Day. Another subject of interest
to those present was the annual elec,
ton of officers to be held soon after
Easter. Fifteen members attended
this meeting.
People of this vicinity will no
doubt be interested in knowing that
Mr.. A M. Johnston who formerly re-
sided here but who moved his family
TO Nyssa, Oregon, where they have
lived for the past few years, has
once more decided to come back to
his locality. Mac has purchased the
tine 240 acre ranch of Mr.. B.~H.
Goodell. one of the best ranches on
he Flat and will move his family