Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-05-27


, Mrs. C. F. Callen and son Curtis
spent few days in Boise last week
Visiting with Lila and Bernice.
Miss Marie Gauer who has been
attending school at Walla Walla, re-
turned home Saturday evening.
Mrs. Mary Tackett of the Fruit
land bench was in town Monday and
went home with new Columbia Six.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Flanagan will
leave this evening for Denver, Colo.
their old home, where they will spend
a months vacation.
Miss Marian Crawford who has
been teaching at Oakley, Idaho, the
past year, arrived home Saturday to
spend her vacation.
Mr.. F. NJ. Nave, manager for the
Consolidated Commercial Co., de-
parted Tuesday evening on a busi-
ness trip to Lewiston.
Memorial Services will be held at
the Emma Theatre Sunday morning
at II o'clock. The sermon will be by
Rev. Knight of New Plymouth.
If it is real Automobile service
you want, call at the Evergreen Ser,
vice Station. Auburn Tires, Red !
Crown Gasolene, and HaYeline Oils, !
Free air and water.
Harry E. Smith is enjoying a visit |
with his mother who arrived Satur- |
day on the early morning train from
lie Mars, Iowa. She expects to remain
during the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Rohlfing who
left here some time ago are now To-
Gated at OrIand, California We are
in receipt of a card asking to have
the Enterprise sent to their address.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. W. Ainey, Mr..
and Mrs. David I. Peterson, Miss
Lila Steffen and Mr.. Warren drove |
up to the Little Willow Creek dam
last Sunday and enjoyed a picnic din
ner.
II Tic 10 put lulO
practice, it will be another incentive
to build better roads; and if put into
practice without good hard surfaced
roads it will be disastrous to the pub
lie highway.
The Don't Worry Store has pur-
chased real lawn mower sharpner.
1t is operated by electricity and will
do the work quickly and absolutely
perfect. They guarantee all work to
give satisfaction.
. W. F. Sherwood returned Sunday
evening from Boise where he~went
the latter part of the week to bring
home a new top and other repairs for s
his auto that was wrecked last fall I
near Mountain Home.
Miss Irene Harland who under
went an operation at Boise two weeks {
ago, is improving nicely. Her mother, :
Mrs. H. H. Harland, is quite i'll at I
the same hospital and underwent an I
operation Tuesday morning. v
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Seeley and lit
tie Bobby, and Mr.. Clement, father g
of Mrs. Seeley, are expected to ar
rive home this evening. Mrs. Seeley {
and Bobby and Mr.. Clements have
been spending the winter in Califor>
MIA.
Miss Stella Mason Cox, a graduate
of Violin and Piano, Iowa College, =,
pupil of Hubert Butler and Victor
Iarwood, American Conservatory
Chicago, will give music lessons to :.
he pupils of Payette. For informa- n
ion call at the Valley Music House. y
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Anderson en-. il
at a Z o'clock dinner in a
heir apartments in the Emma Thea le
re building, Wednesday evening. W
covers were laid for Misses Edna In ii
nan, Florence Hobbs, Grace Temple, b.
on, Messrs. Art Bean, Earl Keller,
Ray Hicks and Mr.. and Mrs. Ander-
on.
B. R. Fitch reports the following 81
ales last week: F. c. Howard prop 70
rty on North Seventh st. to Elmer NJ
lark; c. c. Hargrove property on n,
md st. to Jim Lane; A. C. Douglass w
on 9Th st. to ]. E. Watts; n,
:. NJ. Johnson so acres on Dead Ok h,
'lat to F. Holloway of Twin Falls,
$4,000. CO
A glance over the advertisements O.
n the Enterprise each week is the fr
1ost profitable part of the paper. al
business men Don't advertise just al
or mere pastime. They advertise be- tn
ause they are not afraid of compe- tn
ition and want the people to know pl
that they have to sell. When you
ee prices quoted in advertisements tn
hey are usually bargains. That's why he
! pays to look over the ads. Patron
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