Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-01-20

Borns 10 MI and MIS- John Hen
ner on Monday. Jan. 18th, son
J. o. Tunnel Of French was in
Psyetts Tuesday on business mat
ters.
Henry Feldscher was in from Dead
OK Flat Tuesday and underwent Z
minor operation.
/ c. c. Anderson Of Boise. proprie-
tor Of the Golden Rule Store, vas in
{ Payette on business last Tuesday.
Mr.. Hillyer Of Yakima, Washing
ton, former fruit buyer Of Payette,
is in town this week on business mat
ters.
Miss Hazel Smith who is teacher
in the Fruitland school, spent the
weekend with her old class mate,
Mrs. Tom BuImer.
If you are interested in good ath-
istic sports. don't miss the enter
taiument al the ~. Jan. 25th- Get
your tickets at the y" now.
Claude Ensign is building z fine
garage Oh his 18th Street property
which he will occupy Is Z residence
Tor time until he can erect house.
At the Athletic entertainment
next Tuesday evening, Tip WisemaR
and Fred ChTistianson will meet on
the mat. This viii be goOd bout
The Payette Basketball team
left this morning for Gooding where
they will meet the Gooding team; Al
SO the Mountain Home team in :
contest.
The Ye0men will meet Thursday
January 27th. State Manager H. Ii.
Wolfe is expected 10 be present and
help make arrangements for the
State Conelave.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Il. Vogt, living
two miles northeast Of Payette, are
rejoicing over the arrival of = 4
pound boy who came 10 them Sat
urday, Jan. 18th.
The storm sewer, recently put in
BY the street and alley committee,
came in good play this week when
four inches Of wet snow went of
with q heavy rain.
Inez Sherwood went 10 Weiser
last Saturday TO visit her brother
who is attending the Institute al
that place. She remained over night,
returning TO Payette Sunday morn
ing. -
J. r. Banks was brought in from =,
the ranch the latter part Of the
week suffering from an attack OF
pneumonia. We are pleased however
to announce that he is nov well OF
the road to recovery.
Fred n. Harold and Cecilia Tall
man, both Of Falk, were united IL
by Rev. ". D. Reed at the
Nanse, Wednesday evening, Jan. IL
The young couple left that evening
for Portland for a short trip, after
which they will make their home in
Henry Hanson who recently sold
his ranch east of Pzyette, and is now
living in town, has purchased the
two lots on the corner of Center Ave
nue. and tenth street, Just across
the street from the Ed. Lauer home
and viii erect fine bungalow just
IS soon as the weather will permit
Roy Francis Wise, and Nellie Dir
rick, both of Baker, Oregon, were
united in marriage at the Enterprise
office Wednesday afternoon. the
Editor officiating. The happy couple
left on the afternoon train for Bro
gan, Oregon, where they Will spend
4 few weeks and will make their
home st Ironside.
F. H. HOgue with his son Denney,
took No. -, Tuesday for Chicago,
on the regular annual pilgrimage
This is about the time of year that
Denney & Co. mix the medicine for
the ensuing year. They put thru an
extensive program last year and the
history of the company is an increase
every year over the last. We have
no better exemplification Of a pro
greSsiye institution in the state of
Idaho than Denney & Company.
Misses Gladys Ainey and Josephine
Bull, two young ladies who have
been working in the war department
Of the government for the past two
years, and who have been spending
: part of their annual vacation per
iod in Payette, left on No. 10. Tues
day for Portland, where they e1-
pect to visit for q short time. They
left Washington, Nov. 18th, and on
the way out, stopped to visit in
Cleveland, Des MoiRes. Denver and /
Salt Lake before reaching Payette
They are able to tell some interest
ing stories of how the Girls won |
the war" and how the ''Proffiteers"