Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-06-09

pany.
Miss Florence Patton of Weises
spent Monday and Tuesday of last
week as a guest of Miss Lillian
Buell..
Misses Grace and Gladys Perry OF
S. Paul, Mimi, arrived in Payette
Friday for weeks visit with rela-
tives.
Theron Olsen and family, former
ly of Payette, now of Twin Falls, il
spending few days in Payette this
week.
Viola Henningsen who has been
teaching a summer school at New
Meadows returned home Saturday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. A c. Lathrop of EN-
nett, were dinner guests at the
home of Rev and Mrs. Buell. Thurs,
day evening.
The Junior B. Y. P. L. of the Bap
tist church, enjoyed a picnic Tuesday
afternoon under the supervision OF
Miss Josephine Day, their leader.
Attorney S. H. Heltzel returned
Tuesday evening from Portland and
Salem where he has been the past
ten days attending to some legal
matters
Z. S. lines of Banks, was in Pay
cite on business matters Wednesday.
Mr.. lines is still in the dairy business
with a large bunch of cows and is
doing fine.
Hiss Helen Margaret Griffin re-
turned Monday, from st. Francis
Academy, Baker, to spend the sum-
mer with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Wallace Griffin.
Mr.. John Alden is progressing
rapidly with the erection of a fine
bungalow on West Third Ave,
north. When finished it will be a
credit to that part of the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Hinckley
OF Dead OK Flat, are the proud par
ents of another daughter, fine len
pound baby arriving at the hoE:e of
Nurse Baker, Tuesday morning.
Jack Whalen has let the contract
for the construction of his new
home on Second Avenue South, to
Contractor A. V. Williams. The
work will be commenced at once.
Mrs. L. V. Stewart of SanAntoniO.
Texas, arrived Wednesday for an ex-
tended visit with relatives. Mr.
Stewart, who is a we'll known fruit
buyer expects to be here about July
first.
Mrs. L. S. Soule writes from New
York City, renewing her subscription
TO the Enterprise, expressing her
interest in receiving the paper, and
always glad to hear from her many
friends in Payette.
About sixty people from Payette,
New Plymouth and the surrounding
country, gathered at the J. W. Slick
home on Saturday evening where all
enjoyed a real time in dancing and
a social good time
Night Marshal Buck nabed
speeder last Sunday evening who re-
fused to give his name, but put up
his ten bucks for his appearance next
morning. The next morning never
came, but the ten bucks is still here.
Storage-Your goods are safe in
our warehouse If you are going to
store Phone 126, rates reasonable.
Independent Transfer & Storage Co.
W. E. Perkins arrived Monday
from LaGrande, and after meeting a
few of his many friends returned to
LaGrande, with Mr.. Merritt's car.
Mr.. Merritt is stopping for the pres
ent with Mr.. Perkins at La Grande.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Johnston
left last evening for Caldwell where
they will be Joined by other parties
land from there motor to Burley to
.
vcntion, of which Mr.. Johnston is
secretary.
Miss Luella Taylor, having Sc
cured a two months furlough from
the Western Union office, left last
saturday TO visit her grandmother
at Los Angeles, Cal, she will visit
relatives and friends at Salt Lake
on her way down.
Walter Adair made a flying trip
over from Boise, Tuesday evening,
returning Wednesday. He was on
business matters for Mr.. A. o. Wall
ing, but managed to squeeze in time
enough for q good fill-up on straw
berries from dads patch,
Children's Day will be observed at
June 18th. An important feature oil
the program will be a pageant pre-
sented by the W. W. G. girls. The
public is cordially invited to attend
and urged to be there promptly at
1880.
Havn't you noticed little dir
ference IN F. Stamey lately? Smile
a little broader, shoulders a little
squarer and takes little more side
walk room for him. He is the grand
father of twins, a girl and boy,
MurieI Ellen and Maurice Monroe,
born to Mr.. and Mrs. Carl L. Stamey
OF Pendleton, Oregon.
Charlie Kent and wife of Tacoma
arrived Monday for visit at ths
home of Mr.. Kent's parents, Mr.. and
7 MS. Harry Kent. Charlie has made
such a physical improvement during
the past two years his best friends
( hardly knew him. He is book=keep>
er for the Y. NJ. c. A. at Tacoma, and
/ is home on two weeks vacation.
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