Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-04-29


NETT were Payette visitors Sunday.
Big Dance, Payette Pavilion, Thurs
day, May 9Th. Thompkin's Orchestra
w. H. Douglas left Sunday eve
ming for Coeur d'Alene to attend the
Republican State Convention.
/ Mrs. c. NJ Wickham Is here from
Portland visiting at the home of hen
daughter, Mrs. H. B. Catron
Mrs. E. A. Blair left Tuesday for
LaGrande. Oregon, to visit her daugh
ter, Mrs. T. o. Meade and family
Mrs. Joe Oldham took her de-
parture Monday night for an extend
ed visit with relatives in Pennsyl-
vania
Mrs. Earl Dibble returned home
last Friday from the hospital in
Boise where she underwent an oper-
alton. She is improving nicely.
Mrs. Leonard Wright and little
Barbara Jane returned to their home
in Jerome, Idaho Sunday after spend
ing the past six weeks at the Keith
home.
The Salt Lake Trade Excursion
party will be in Payette May 10. We
will give more detailed plans of the
visit by these business men of Salt
Lake in next weeks issue.
Mr.. A. ]. Mcfarland of Falk, was
in Fayette Tuesday transacting bust,
ness. He is one of the old pioneers
having lived in Idaho for So years
and looks as if he was good for many
more.
The Public Library is now locat-
ed over this office on the upper
floor of the Payette National Bank
building The room formerly oecu-
pied in the Y. NJ. c. A. was needed
for other purposes.
, Mrs. E. E. Evans of Indianapolis,
Ind, and her brother, P. B. Day of
Vinitia, Okla, are here visiting with
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. o. Day
Of North 10th Street and assisting in
caring for their invalid father.
o. H. Musgrove has bought a !
new Nash Six. OF course while he is
one of the City Dads he'll not ex- |
eeed the limit while in the city, but |
for heavens sake, give him plenty OF
room when he gets out side of town.
L. S. Gissell of Willow Creek pur-
chased on last Saturday a 40-acre
tract near New Plymouth. He will
not move to the land as it was bot
as an investment The deal was made !
by the Payette Valley Real Estate
Agency.
P L. Johnston, father of Johnston l
Bros. of the Payette Laundry, has |
sold his home at Nampa, and was in !
oayette Saturday and purchased the |
Tohn Alden property on North Sixth /
Street. He will move here the fore
part of May.
Big Dance, Payette Pavilion, Thurs
lay, May 9Th. Thompkin's Orchestra
Chas. Peirano of Wilson, Kansas,
lrrived in Payette last Friday to look
lfter his property near the Equity
Mr.. Peirano sees many
,hanges in Payette since his first
Tisit to Payette about 81 years ago.
1e is seriously thinking of moving
o Payette to make his home.
Mr.. W. ]. Hughes, proprietor of
he Emma Theatre, left Tuesday eve
hing for Pocatello to attend the
State Moving Picture Show Con-
-ention. He will go from there to
Salt Lake and to Rexburg to visit
elatives and friends, and will be
zone week or ten days.
Mr.. al. Woodhead of Twin Falls
las recently purchased an interest
n the Payette Electric Co., Mr.. Brass
ield having sold his interest to Mr..
aotering. Mr.. Woodhead is an ex-
,ert Motor winder having had sew
,ral years experience in electrical
york and is graduate of we'll
,nown Electrical School of Chicago
Will Reilly was in Payette between
rains Tuesday on his way from
lutte, Montana to Portland. Mr..
Reilly is looking better than we have
ver seen him. He certainly winter
d In fine shape and if the picking
S fairly good down on the coast he'll
make it alright Mrs Reilly is in
lutte with the girls, but expects to
DIN Mr.. Reilly soon.
DR.. 1. R. Woodward, DR.. o. H.
lvey, 1. L. Thurston, Fred Moss, j.
,. Orr, Chas. Hartung and Otto
filler attended the Ceremonial Ses-
ion of ElKorah Temple, Mystic
hrine at Boise last Friday evening
! class of 156 novices were initiated.
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