Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-09-23

Mrs. Mary Edwards spent las
week visiting relatives at Weise
and Cambridge.
F. NJ. Moss went to Boise Frida!
and returned Saturday with a 1872.
Buick touring car.
Henry Ashcroft of the Payettt
County Abstract Co., was in Bois,
Monday on business matters.
I Mr. and Mrs. H W. Douglass are
the proud parents of fine girl baby
born at two o'clock this morning.
Mrs. Clarence Wayne and the
children will move to Cascade where
Mr.. Wayne has fine farm and lum-
Der camp.
Mrs. c. T. Hopkins of Missouri
Valley, Iowa, who is a sister of Mrs.
B. F. Huff of Payette, arrived Mon
day for an extended visit.
Earl Parsons, T. A. Wayne, H. s.
Wayne, and Orin Channer are in the
mountains this year. They have
promised to bring home a deer.
R. r. Reeve, President of The
Northwestern Mutual Drug Com
pany, made a business trip to Boise,
in behalf of his company, Saturday.
J. W. Wheeler, a recent arrival
from Gooding, Idaho, has bought
residence lots of ]. NJ Swanson on
North 9th Street and will erect a
modern bungalow at once
Clyde and Carl Shanks, Henry
Carsten, and Steve Rhoads from Pay
cite, and Ben Harris, Grant Will
liams and Grant Gardner of Fruit
land left Tuesday evening for Seat
tie to attend the University of Wash
ingtOn.
Mrs. Sarah DePew and daughter,
Goldie, mother and sister of NJ.
Argyll Houser, will arrive in Payette
this week. They have been visiting
at Wasco and Portland, Oregon.
Miss Goldie will attend High School
here.
E. W. Dunn returned late Satur-
day evening from Council where he
conducted a Stock Sale. Cows in
that section are not being given
away. At this sale they brought from
$500 to s1475O. Mr.. Dunn will
conduct another sale there on the
3Oth.
At the meeting of the City Coun-
ell last Monday a cement walk was
ordered to be laid from Mrs. Ida
Payne's corner on Second Avenue S.
thence south to the south side of
Third Avenue, thence east to the
corner of the George Rhoads place,
thence south to the city limits. This
will be quite an improvement in that
part of town.
Mr.. J. W. Beard closed a deal last
Monday, selling his home property
in the north part of town to a Mr.
May of Twin Falls. The deal was
made in the morning and possession
given in the afternoon. The house
hold goods were included in the
sale. We may expect to see Mr..
Beard walking the streets with
lantern looking for a bed.
The Petersen Auto Co. now ap-
pears to be thing of the past. Mrs.
Pedersen, in company with her sis
ter and husband who were here on
visit, left on the early morning train
Tuesday for Dixon, Iowa; and Mr..
Petersen left for Portland Wednes-
day evening. What cars were in
stock were moved to Parma and plac
eds in the hands of a friend at that
place.
W. R. Palmer is home for a lew
days this week from his work at the
Frozen Dog Ranch at Emmett. He
reports 60 carloads of melons ship
ped and sold. About 1900 suit
cases of prunes were produced and
packed and he is now putting some
10000 bushels of apples over new
Cutler grader. The ranch owner, Mr..
Henry Obermeyer, has been at Poca-
tello all the season selling his ranch
products and daily phoning in his
orders for the next days shipment.
Apples, prunes and melons are the
main money crops.
The NJ. W. Watts home was
scene of fun and frolic Sunday after
noon for a bunch of youngsters as
Kate Blayden entertained in honor
of Ralph Blayden's Sth birthday.
The children enjoyed many games
on the lawn until summoned to the
dining room where a dainty three
course luncheon was served. A huge
white birthday cake ablaze with
eight miniature candles formed the
centerpiece of the table which was