Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-07-07

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The y. C. Irwin family left Sun
day for New Meadows where the!
will spend the summer on theil
,anch.
Mr. and Mrs. L. c. Shaw and little
daughter, came down from Baker
Friday to spend the 4th at the home
o. Mr. C. w. Blakesly.
Mrs. E. A Blair left last Thurs
day evening for La Grande, Oregon,
for few weeks visit with her
daughter, Mrs. T. o. Mead.
Mrs. L. Rorabaugh left the fore
part Of the week for Dry Buck,
where she will spend the Summer
with Mr.. Rorabaugh at the saw mill.
! G. l. Hollenbeck, rural carrier for
Route One, has resigned to look af-
/ ter his interests on the ranch. Dean
Cheek is now filling his place on
the route.
/ Payette, the only town in Idaho
OF less than 5000 persons having
covered MOVING VAN service. in
charge of experienced men. When
you move, Phone 1875, Independent
Transfer & Storage Co.
Attorney J. H. Norris and family
motOred to Boise Sunday and re-
turned Monday evening, camping
out just for a change, and to give
the children little outing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Brandes re-
turned Tuesdaymorning from their
Eastern trip, and report very pleas
ant time. Fred is back on the job
as usual at the Idaho Vinegar Co..
Mr. Charles Himler of Fruitland,
was in ayette Monday, and he and
Mrs. Himler will leave today for Van
Wyck to spend month with their
son Burt, who owns a ranch just
north of that place.
W. B. Baker, Manager of the dry
goods department, of the Payette
Cooperative store, will leave the
last OF this week for Chicago and
New York City where he will select
the fall stock for his department.
L. V. Stewart, well known fruit
buyer, came up from Texas the lat
ter part of the week and will remain (
here for some time and will likely
handle many cars of apples from
this section. Mrs. Stewart has been .
here with her parents for some time.
Mr.. B. R. Fitch left Tuesday for
Chicago, where he will attend the
National Realty Convention. If
Bert spreads the hot air to the peo-
pie in the East like eh does at home,
the sage-brush of the West will be
full of home-seekers this fall.
We can testify TO the fact that
Ralph Farber succeeded in hooking
some real trout on his trip to Bear
Creek July 4th, for it was our good
fortune to sample fine pan full the
next day, they were extra large for
trout. We can taste them
ret.
John Hill, living east of ayette is
hort two sets of harness and sever
Il extra collors as the result of be-
ng robbed few nights ago, and B. (
=. Wells is minus the hood of his ,
FORD which was left standing on the !
treet Thursday evening, of last :
week.
Mr.. Fred Stiyers who has been
mployed as head mechanic at the
:. NJ. Moss & Brothers Garage, left Z
saturday evening for Boise where he
as accepted a position with Randle
)odd Auto Co Mr.. and Mrs. Stiv-
RS are splendid people and we re-
ret their leaving Payette.
Geo. Rezac has a large crew of :
hinners in his orchard tracts north n
asst OF Payette s also on the jon Z
imself. Geo. is a firm believer in
roperly thinning, and reports I
'onderful crop on his trees this
ear. He says, they are covering D
ne ground with apples in order to ii
elieve the trees If II overload. "
A letter received from j. H. Conn Il
ers at Independence, Mo-, states he u
nd Mrs. Connyers will start from u
.ansas City, July 5th on a tour "
trough the west, stopping at Salt .
axe, Los Angeles, Portland, Sc
tile and several other coast points. l.
nd land up in Payette, about Sept !"
st, where they will make their e
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eals something for its intrinsic
llue. and there is often honor
nong theieves, but the low down a
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ole a SsGatiful plant, pot and all
ON a recently made and well kept
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