Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-07-15

born Thursday, July Sth.
! Mrs. Jack Bowers returned Tues
day from a weeks visit at the GU
inman home near Cascade.
Miss Isabelle Macarthur of Baker
Oregon, is spending a week with hel
friend, Miss Rawlings at the ~.
Born: to Mr.. and Mrs. Goff. OF
Tuesday afternoon, son. Both moth.
er and baby are getting along fine.
Phone 1-BAIN'S BATTERC STA
TIoN for Battery Service 7-3-t4.
The Yeomen will meet at the home
OF Mrs. Kirkendall Thursday eve
ming, July 22nd. Members remember
the time and place
Born: To Dir. and 5ffs. John
Rogge, fine baby boy. at the Holy
Rosary Hospital at Ontario. Mother
and babe are doing fine.
Is he flesh aud blood? Is he hu-
liaan? Who? Karlo. At the Emma
Theatre two nights. Thursday and
Friday. July % and %.
Mrs A. R. Hinkston arrived here
from Portland Monday on a business
trip and to visit for week or two
with friends at this place.
Mrs. Ida Paine arrived Tuesday
evening from North Dakota where
she has been on an extended visit at
the home Of her son, Sam Paine.
Mrs. F. NJ. Satoris and Mrs. Gus
Ingals left Wednesday for Portland
and perhaps on to the coast where
they will spend a two weeks vaca-
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marsh Paine will re-
turn TO their home at PendIeton. Ore
gon this evening after a two weeks
visit with relatives and friends here
in Payette.
Ula Hughes, the pleasant little
usher at the Emma Theatre, return
ed Monday evening from Mountain
Home where she spent a week visit
ing friends.
Do not fail to see the new line of
Georgette hats all going at Halt
Price at the Ensign & Co. Millinery.
Mr.. P. E. Short who was reported
several weeks ago as seriously i'll
at Rochester, Mimi, is recovering
nicely and will start home with Mrs.
Short next Sunday.
New Willard Batteries at BAIN'SI
STATION. Phone No. l.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. a. Daubenberger
left Saturday for Fairfield, Idaho.
where they own a large ranch. They
just made flying trip on business
Saturday evening.
Mrs. J. A. Lsuer, Mrs. LIE E. Peter
son and the two boys, Everett and
Donald. expect to leave Sunday for
Long Beach, Calf, TO enjoy little
Of the Ocean breeze and escape some
Of the hot weather.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Farber and
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Reynolds of the
Don't Worry Store, left early Sunday
for the Weiser river Can
7on and returned late that evening
With seven fine salmon.
Mrs E. G. Toole left last week for
Portland and other coast points to
be gone during the summer months.
She is stopping for the present at the :
dotl Mallory, Portland, where she
eQuests the Enterprise to visit her ,
ach week.
Phone 1-BAIE'S BATTERC STA !
ZION for Battery Service 7-3-t4
Mrs. H. J. Sommercamp and moth G
T, Mrs. Shawhan, left the fore part !
II the week for the Payette Lakes {
yhere they will enjoy the shade of
he pines during the hot weather
Ir. Sommercamp will join them
oon for short stay.
All hats going at Half Price at the
'nsign & Co. Millinery.
Clifford and Elva Carrier. twin
rother and sister, children of Mr.
nd Mrs Frank Carrier, underwent
linor operations Monday morning
t DR.. McDonald's office. for the re-
,oval of tonsils and adenoids. They
re getting along very nicely. T
Fred Moss and A B. Moss, Jr.,
lade flying trip early Sunday morn 8
lg to the hills near New Meadows \,
nd returned late that evening with
nice string of trout besides a good T
II around the camp fire. They had \
good trip and no trouble but as ii
sted several other cars out of bad W
aces. v.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vet Connyers and
ght children of Cascade, came Ii
own by auto Tuesday to be present
birthday dinner at the home of $,
+. j H. Connyers. it being Mr.. Con- II