Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-05-06

Lee Inman is hauling lumber from
Payette to build home on his ranch
near Weiser.
The Yeomen will meet Friday eve
ming May 7th and again Thursday
evening, May 18th.
Hiss Marian Clark completed her
school work up in Indian Valley and
arrived home last Saturday
Mrs. c. C. Powers and children OF
Nampa are here visiting at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. W. NJ Copeland.
On the 26th of April, fine baby
boy arrived at the Herline home, the
second son of Mr.. and Mrs. Reese
Jenkins.
William Maule has sold his Insur-
ance business and office fixtures to
Charley Fitzgerald of Boise who now
/ is in possession of the business.
! A. ]. Wilson, manager for the West
ern Idaho Lumber Co., left Monday
morning for the timber to look after
thte logging interests of the COM
pany.
Mrs. Jennie Manken who has been
visiting at the home of her uncle,
Mr.. S. o. Day. the past ten days left
for her home at Missoula, Mont,
Monday evening.
Buick Six, repainted, new top and
overhauled. The best buy in the state.
Motor Service Co.
Mrs. o. A Brown has had the
front yard at her home filled with
earth and is preparing to make a
creditable lawn. 1t is good examplei
for others to follow.
C. E. Dunifer of the Motor Ser
vice Company went to Cascade Tues |
day with the view of selling trucks |
to the Western Idaho Lumber Co. |
for logging purposes.
There will be a meeting at the |
Bolton School house next Sunday |
afternoon at 8 o'clock for the pur-
pose of organizing Sunday School |
All are invited to be present
Mrs. Will Klingebiehl left Satur- |
day for Hamilton, Mont, to visit an
old friend from England whom she
has not seen for Is years. She ex-
poets to be gone about two weeks.
The City Council are doing splen-
did Job in grading 4th street between |
4th Avenue and 7th Avenue North /
Just west of the third ward school I
It makes a wonderful improvement
Miss Lillian spotswood, clerk at
Farber's store, left Sunday morning
for West Side, Iowa, to visit her
brother who is cashier of the bank
at that place. She expects to be gone
about a month.
Ford touring; repainted. Just like
new Snap.-Motor Service Co.
Misses Dorothy wenz, Helen Rob
ertson and Laura Hughs, three of
Payette's school teachers, spent the
weekend at the beautiful country
home of Mr.. and Mrs Bernard East
man, near New Plymouth
Fred Stiyers, an automobile ex
pert, and especially with the Buick
cars, is now employed by F. NJ. Moss
& Bro. Mr.. Silver has had many
years of experience in adjusting cars
to enable them to produce their maxi
mum efficiency.
Frank Breshears of Boise was in /
Payette Tuesday and Wednesday on
official business. Frank is well known
to many people here, as for several
years he was sheriff of Canyon Coun
ty and made frequent visits to this
place. He is now at the head of the ]
Law Enforcement Department of the
state.
Saxons. Overlands, Olds, Cole. 1
Studebaker in fine shape. Good buys
Motor Service Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Holt and chill !
dren and Vernon Holt arrived home
Saturday evening from Kirksville,
No, where Will and Vernon have
been attending the American School !
of Osteopathy The boys are both
back on the job at the Payette
Heights Pumping Plant until Fali
when they will again take up their
school work at Kirksville.
The o. S. l.. R. R. Co. is giving the
Passenger Depot at this place gen
eral overhauling in the way of Kali
s6mine and varnish. 1t is a great i'm !
movement. The Railroad Company
has always set pattern for City
improvement in keeping their prop |
erty in order. They have more park +.
ing space in Payette than any town
along the line. II gives the city a
fine appearance to tourists passing