Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-09-02

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daughters, Marjorie and Dorothy O
Weiser were Sunday visitors at tn,
Coughanour home.
See the new pleated and plaid
skirts at Farber's.
Carl Jacobsen and family, Car
: Korup and family and Mrs. Ida
: Wells drove to Weiser Sunday morn
ing and spent the day at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Korup.
/ Dave snowberger returned Sunday
morning from three weeks trip to
Portland, Astoria and Long Beach.
California. He had a good rest from
business and enjoyed the trip, but
says there 81 really no place that
quite equals Payette after all.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. C. CroIey and
family of Mesa, Colo, arrived in
( Payette Saturday and visited at the
]. S. TharD home until Tuesday. Mrs
| C-oley is a sister of Mr.. TharD. The
/ family are enroute to California in
their Essex where they expect to
locate.
Herbert Dibble, of Clyde, Ohio,
sen of G. E. Dibble, arrived a few
days ago to join his wife who has
bean spending the summer at the
Dibble home. Mr.. and Mrs. DibbIe
continued on to Portland on the
same train returning to Payette Sat,
urday evening.
Mrs. c. o. Grimes and children re-
turned Saturday evening from an
extended visit of three months with
relatives at Valley City, North Da,
kota. Her sister, Miss Alsby, who
will have charge of the Girls Physi-
cal Culture class at the Y. NJ. c. =.
returned with her.
Ralph Roberts returned Saturday
evening from very successful fish
ing trip to the Middle Fork of the
Salmon river. He was accompanied
by Clinton Brown from Nampa. They
went by way of Warm Lake and
from there packed in with horses.
Ralph reports catching several Il
to IS inch trout.
Roy and Jay Keifer of Little VIII,
low went to Hot Lake, Oregon last
week where both underwent an op,
Grafton; Roy for appendicitis, and
Jay for the removal of tonsils. Jay
will return this week, but it will be
some time before Roy will be able
to leave. Both operations were very
successful.
New silvertone suits, all wool, silk
lined, s39.75 at Farber's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Stivers return
ed Friday morning from an over Z
land trip of ten days to Portland and
several coast points. They had a
very enjoyable trip but encountered
some mud on their return. They are .
now living in apartment rooms over
the Emma Theatre and Mr.. Stivers
is again on the Job at the Moss Gar
age.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. Mckinney. Wal
ter Pence and family, Harry Pence
and family, Peter Pence and F. NJ.
Moss returned the latter part of
the week from a three weeks outing
trip to Warm Lake The men folk
spent part of the time near the Ed.
Pence ranch on the Middle Fork of
the Salmon where they enjoyed some
real fishing.
Richard and Frank Hogue. and
Edgar Wilson left Monday morning
for California, going overland with
taking with them camp
ing outfits. The two Hogue boys go I
to attend the Hitch Military School
at Rasael, California, and Edgar to
attend the Navy Academy at San
Diego. No doubt the boys will en-
joy a very pleasant trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. T. Bowman re
turned Friday evening after spend.
ing six weeks in Northern Missouri
among their relatives and friends at
the old home. Mr.. Bowman says
crop conditions were never better in
that section. Corn seems to be the
principal crop. Blue grass meadows
were plowed up during the war to
produce wheat and now the farmers
are turning their attention to pro-
ducing corn.
Fay Wells has been laid up for
the past week with lame back as
the result of attempting to lift the
rear end of Ford Tractor. He had
used the Tractor in removing dead
horse from the ranch and in some
manner got the machine in a position
where little shifting of the machine
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