Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-06-24
PERSONAL AND LOCAL MENTION

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! Mr. and Mrs. Eddy steffen of Pc.
catello are visiting in Payette this
week.
Attorney F. H. Lyon left last week
for Salt Lake, and over the Southern
route to California on a two weeks
vacation.
/ Margaret Moore, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. L. c. Moore, came Tuesday
evening from Twin Falls for an ex-
tended visit.
NJ. G. Davis sold his residence prop
erty on North Tenth Street last
week to Frank Kizzer. Possession
was given at once.
1 Miss Edna Gauer went to Boise
Saturday where she underwent an
operation at ST. Alphonsus hospital.
She is doing nicely.
Married: at the Methodist parson-
age Sunday evening, June goth, Mr..
Roy James Shaw and Miss Lula Jack
son both of Council.
Frank Hale of Council was in town
today on business matters He is
now living on his ranch about ten
miles below Council
Charley Gilmore arrived. here
from Los Angeles, California the
latter part of the week, driving thru
by auto. He is now visiting his bro
ther Burt Gilmore of Council.
When you got that little slip of
paper out Of the mail showing your
arrears on subscription to the Enter =
Srise, did you save it or throw it in
the waste basket?
Mrs. C. c. Shoemake of st. Joseph,
Mo-, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs A. X
Aspy of Washoe, and Mrs Darnell of
VilIisca, Iowa, came Tuesday and are
visiting at the Aspy home.
Mr.. o. S. Pratt of the Idaho Cam
ming Company, made a sales trip into
Eastern Idaho and Utah, returning
Tuesday. He reports doing some
good work for the company.
W. A. Coughanour returned Mon
day morning from Lewiston where
he went as a delegate to the Demo-
crat Convention. While gone he visit
ed Portland and Walla Walla on
business matters.
Mr. j. Edgerton of Concordia,
Kansas, spent several days in the
Valley with friends and also looking
after property interests. Mr.. Edger-
ton was an old time friend of the
late Mr.. c. A. Strong.
Mr. and Mrs. James Baker of Wa
shoe left the fore part of the week
for Rochester, Minn. where Mr.. Ba-
ker viii receive treatment at the
Mayo hospital for cance~. They we're
accompanied by Mr. AID Mrs. C. F.
Draper.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Creighton and
daughter left Tuesday evening for
California. Mr. Creighton win return
after a few weeks stay. Mrs. Crigh-
ton and Patsy viii remain dur ing the
summer with the hopes of improving
Mrs. Crighton's health.
D. C. Chase, Calvin Keller, L. NJ.
Lyon and County Attorney R. E.
Haynes were in WeiseF Tuesday on
a case in the District Court of Wash
ington County. Mr.. Chase and Mr.
Keller were witnesses and Mr.. Hay
mes and Mr. Lyon were attorneys in
the same.
Charley WhippIe, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. w R. Whipple, who has been
attending the University of washing,
ton at Seattle. arrived Saturday eve
ming. He VIII accept a position with
the Western Idaho Lumber and Build
ing Co., and will likely be in the tim
Der most of the time.
W. A Drinkwine of Little Willow
Valley was in this week and made
himself good for the Enterprise for
another year. He says the prospects
never. were better for a bumper crop
in Willow creek valley than they are
this year, and with proper care there
win be ample water for the season.
MIR Hughs, proprietor of the En-
ma Theatre, has recently Installed a
new ventilating system Which will
id much to the comfort Of the pa
irons. II will make . complete change
Of air in the building every three
minutes. With the hot weather COM
ing on it Is much needed Improve
ment.
Mrs. NJ. G. Davis entertained the
4. B. c. Club at a 'ons O'Clock lunoh>
con at the home Srrs Minnie
Strong in New Plymouth last Thurs
day. Covers were laid for the follow
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