Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-03-11

PERSONAL AND LOCAL MENTION
Pard C. Bowen is here from Boise
tuning Pianos. Bancroft Hotel.

tuning Pianos. Bancroft Hotel.
Have you seen the new spring hats
at the Golden Rule? s4.sS and s7.95.
!. Mrs. W. R. shimp OF Willow
Greek and Mrs. Befr of Ontario we're
guests at the Charley McCray home
in Vale last Monday.
The latest device for safety first
in entering the garage with high
power era can be seen at Clyde
Ehurston's garage. It's sure safe.
! The newest in coats now shown at
Farbers'.
The party who took the bicycle
from the rear door OF the Post Office
last Friday is known. If the same is
returned Immediately no questions
will be asked.
The fifth Lenten Tea by the Ladies
of the st. James Church will be
given at the home of Mrs. NJ. E. HUI
ley on March 18th The hostesses
will be Mrs. McCosh, Mrs. Crockford
and Mrs Hulley. Tea will be served
from to 5.
MEN-get that new suit at Far
ber's tailored to your measure, $40,
s45. $50.
The Jacobsen building which is
being built on Eighth street between
the Smith building and Thompson's
Restaurant is already making a great
improvement in the appearance OF
that block This building fills up
the last gap in the block.
County Jersey meeting to be held
in the Payette High School building
instead of the Courthouse as was an
nounced last week. All interested in
improving their dairy herd by elimi-
mating the scrubs and getting pure
bred Jerseys are asked to come to
this meeting Saturday March 13, at
1870 p. m. in the High School build
ing.
Members of the P n G. of the
Rebecca Lodge met at the home of
Mrs. E. w. Pease Tuesday afternoon
to sew for the new Orphans home
that the Odd Fellows are building at
Caldwell. Delightful refreshments
were served. These meetings will be
held regularly every two weeks, and
the next one will be at the home of
Mrs. A. L. Mathis, on March %.
Farbers' Shoe Store shows the
largest selection Of good shoes in
Payette County.
Miss George and her teams of
girls and women are to make sys-
tematic canvass of the city on SAT-
URDAY for girls and women menu
bers of the ''Y" so that the special
woman leader may be secured at
once Every one watch for these girls
and be ready with your dues to help
and get the needed one hundred
Saturday this week.
Last Saturday evening at the
Methodist Church large and en-
thusiastie crowd ,of young people
from several denominations came to-
yether at the invitation of the young
people of Mrs Wallis's Sunday
School class. Light refreshments
we're served; then Miss Adams gave
l violin solo and Miss Eva Wilson a
recitation Plans were then begun
Tor a permanent union young peo-
Dle's organization, which plans will
be perfected at the Sunday evening
meeting at the Y. NJ. C. A. March
l4th.
Farbers' styles are right. Visit our
store.
The Queen Esther Circle enjoyed
another delightful occasion on Mon
lay evening of this week at the home
Of Lucille Loughrey. There was
business meeting during which en-
plans were discussed to-
ward providing further help and
good cheer for the little girl in
lur southland whom they are help
ng to educate. The lesson on "As-
iimiIation" in the studies on Amer
eanization" was well prepared and
developed in an interesting manner.
Then came a delicious two course
luncheon served by Mrs. Loughrey
md Mrs. Swank. The rest of the
evening was devoted to music and
James.
BRANCHES OUT IN BUSINESS
o. A. walling, proprietor of the
oayette Modern Garage has purchas
Il A. Do5 n1rso..