Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-07-01

on an extended visit to Portland, is
expected home this evening.
Mrs. D. w. Ainey and daughter
Mrs. David I. Peterson, were Boise
visitors the latter part of the week.
Mr.. Lewis Day of Paola, Kansas,
who was called to the death bed of
his father, left Wednesday for his
home.
Ned McCue of the Van Deusen
bookkeeping Syndicate, was in Salt
Lake City opening a set of books for
a Milling concern of Salt Lake.
! Mrs. James E. Hart returned to
Salt Lake City Saturday evening after
a weeks visit with her son Clifford
Hart, of the Anson-Hart Grocery
store.
David Burrell of Boise, Publicity
Manager for the Republican State
Central Committee, was in Payette
Tuesday doing little missionary
work.
Attorney F. H. Lyon returned Tues
day evening from a two weeks vaca-
ton trip into California, going by
way of Salt Lake and returning by
way of Portland.
Mrs. E. E. Evans of Indianapolis,
Indiana, who has been helping care
for her father, Mr.. S. o. Day, the
past two months, returned to her
home on Wednesday.
The County Commissioners are
in session this week as a Board of
Equalization. If you have any com
plant to make regarding your as,
sessed valuation now is your time.
Mr. E. A. Blair sold his property
on 9Th Street, now occupied by DR..
H. B. Catron, to Mrs. May Eaggleston
of Burns, Oregon. The deal was
made last Saturday. Consideration,
$4,000.
Mrs. Emma Hodson returned Sat.
urday evening after spending the
winter in Southern California and
tatrortiand Her looks indicate that
she has been well cared for, but is
glad to be back to Payette.
The Ball game Sunday was another
waIk-away for the Payette boys. The
score was l to 10 in favor of Payette.
Next Sunday afternoon Parma and
Payette will play on the Payette
ground. Parma has a good team and
the game should be a good one.
The girls of the "Wic-Wic Club"
are going to sell ice cream, soda pop
etc., during the Chautauqua The
money over expenses of a camping
trip which the girls are planning to
take the latter part of July. They ex-
pect OF spend ten days on Mann's
Creek.
]. NJ. Swanson returned Sunday
evening from Hot Lake, Oregon,
where he went two weeks ago in
hopes of receiving some benefit for
i'll health-the results of the Flu
last winter. He is feeling better but
it will be some time before he is
fully recovered.
From all reports, the Shriners Con-
vention at Portland last week was
all, and just little more than was
expected by those attending from
this place They all returned with
glowing reports of rip-roaring good
time, and ready to go to bed to
make up for lost sleep.
The main feature of the Carnival
Co, playing this week at Ontario,
( is the Master Mind, Seventh daugh'
ter of a Seventh daughter, Born with
Veil, Is years of consultation with
the Wise Men of India; has develop
ed this Wonderful woman to her
present high state of efficiency.
! Mr.. Dale Dryden of independence,
/ Mo. a cousin of Mr.. and Mrs. c. w.
/ Giesler, came Monday evening to
spend his summer vacation in Pay
cite. He is a bright young man work
ing his way through school and also
assisting a younger brother in the
same work During his vacation he
expects to get out and get little Of
the practical side of life.
Mr.. and Mrs. viii Coughanour re,
turned late Sunday evening from a
weeks trip by auto to the Payette
Lakes. They went by way Of Council
and New Meadows, and back thru
Long Valley and down the new State
/ Highway thru the Payette river can
yon. They had a very enjoyable trip
and caught some very nice fish. Mr..
tCoughanour says the Highway thru
the canyon is an excellent grade and