Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-06-10

Masonic Hall.
Watch our window display every
Saturday for Special Bargain
Don't Worry Store.
Big Dance Wednesday. June 18th
al Pavilion by American Legion boys
! Special music. COME.
Miss Beulah Eckles returned to
Cambridge Monday after spending
few days al the Satoris home.
Mrs. c. o. Grimes and children
left Wednesday for Valley City, n.
Dakota, 10 spend the summer with
her mother.
/ Mrs. Joe Oldham who has been
visiting relatives in Pennsylvania the
past six weeks, arrived home Tues
day morning.
Gingham House Dresses, s1s8.-
Golden Rule Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. W. Spaulding
drove to Nampa Sunday for q short
visit at the home Of their son, D.
Y. sDauIding.
Miss Luella Kirkendan arrived
home last Friday from Gooding, Ida
no, where she has been attending
school the past year.
The American Legion boys will
give dance Wednesday night, June
18th at the Pavilion There will be
special music and every body is in
vited-
If you want to see a COW that is
real COW, take a squint at the four
year-old Jersey recently purchased
by Attorney R. z. Haynes. She's
worth looking at
Mr.. Petersen of the Petersen Auto
Co, went to Nampa Monday on busi-
ness matters. and while there sold q
Columbia Six to Mrs Davis, owner
OF the Dewey Palace Hotel.
\ telegram was received Tuesday
morning by Mrs. P. E. Short from
the Mayo Hospital at Rochester,
MINI, stating that Mr Short had
successfully undergone an operation
Mr.. Short left Payette three weeks
ago and was operated upon Monday
for kidney and bladder trouble.
Genuine White Milan Straw Hats,
sS.sS.-Golden Rule Store.
A B. Moss, Jr., is making quite
extensive improvements in his prop
erty on First Avenue South. The
house has been overhauled from eel
lar to garrett, a new furnace INSTALL
ed. and last but not the easiest, the
lawn has been well fertilized. plowed
up. releveled and is being put in
first class condition
Brubaker and Fulton certainly
made a hasty trip back to their old
home in Kansas-leaying here OF
Monday noon and arriving at their
destination Sunday distance OF
1.40O miles. Our guess would be
that Charley was bringing up the
rear. stepping on the gas every
jump.
Don't park your car under the
trees while the honeydew is on the
leaves. The fine waxy mist from
the trees will ruin the varnish.
\ Farmer approached US the.
other day and wanted to know if
the Chuck Hole Club had dug all of
them holes in the Highway south of
town.
All wool serge and tricotine suits
S22.50 to S27-5O.-Golden Rule.
Mr.. H. W. Zimmerman sold his 20
acre ranch north of town the fore
part OF the week to J. ". Hyatt of
New Plymouth. M.r Hyatt does not
get possession until next spring Con
sideration, $500. Mr. Zimmerman
also sold hts 20 acres south of Pay
cite q few days ago to D. 6. Wilcox
who expects 10 build some time this
fall and will make that his home.
Mr.. D. A. Ham went to Boise the
latter part of the week and consult
ed with a specialist regarding an
ailment of the cheek and ear which
has caused him considerable pain
He was advised an operation of a.
critical nature would be his only re-
lief. but on account Of his age, de-
clined. and is now improving under
the treatment of DR.. I. r. Woodward.
The Precht home on the corner Of
Second Avenue North and 9Th Street
was the scene of jolly party Satur-
day night when Misses Malinds
Precht. Edna Inmsn and Mrs. Fenske
entertained at a Slumber Clessl party
Those present were Mesdames Catron
Brown. wilkins. Pease. Fenske and
Misses Lillian Spottswood, Alice
Perry. Edna Inman and Malinda
Precht.