Payette enterprise., 1921-03-03


Clarence Larson went to Boise
Monday on business matters.
R. B. Morse Of Weiser, was in Pay
cite Monday on business matters.
Mrs. Emma strother OF Ontario
spent Sunday with Mrs. Elizabeth
TooIe.
Mrs. Harry Morrow of Weisel
spent Sunday with Mrs. Mable
Strauss.
I Gee. W. Baker has been confined
to his home for the past week with
heart trouble.
q. McWilliams of Ontario. was in
Payette this week buying heavy
horses for the market.
Bob Keith is in Portland this week
on business, but will likely take in
q little pleasures while in the city.
Miss Hazel Brubaker underwent
an operation for appendicitis last Fri
day. She is recovering nicely at this
time.
Emil Dean expects 10 move his
family to Emmett in the near futur.
even If he has to build q house there
TO live in
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Griffith are
spending the week with their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Geo. ShelIhaas, and family
in Nampa.
Earl VeDable and family spent
several days visiting in Wilder oven
the week end, with the family of
irwin Thurston.
a large delegation Of the Payette
Masons viii go to Ontario tonight.
Thursday TO spend 2 social evening
with the Masonic lodge at that place.
Mr.. F. Stamey has formed a part
nership with Mr.. A. z. Wood in the
Real Estate work where his friends
will hereafter find him at Mr.. Woods
office.
Luther Peterson has bought lots
from ". H. Platt at the corner Of
5th St, and 9Th Ave- n. and viii
build a house thereon in the neal
future.
Mrs. Ida Wells returned from En-
nett Monday evening after spending
several days with Mrs. Guiliiams,
who has been quite sick for some
time, but is now improving.
Walter Pence started excavation
for his new bungalow Monday morn
ing, he is putting in full basement
and from the size of the hole in the
ground he must be going to build q
real house.
Mr.. and Mrs. William johnson
moved the latter part of the week
to their ranch near New Plymouth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Brassfield will
also move on the ranch where Mr.,
Brassfield will have charge of the
place.
Howard Snowberger is acting like
a man that was going TO move He is
knocking down and dragging out ana
packing up and will probably be on
the Heights in time TO plant water
melon seed. It is reported that Boyo
Swanson will occupy the house yacat-
ed by Howard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Johnston and
two children of Parma, came down
Saturday evening to spend Sunday I
with his brothers, Arthur and Wal !
ter, and also his father and mother.
Mr. Johnston is Foreman at the
Parma Review office. Mrs. Johnston !
remained over until Monday 10 do
a little shopping.
Mrs. Day and two children of Mon 4
tura, passed thru Payette the latter 4
part of the week on her way TO Port
land to visit her parents, DR.. and 1
Mrs. A. Skfppen. She stopped off
between trains for a short visit with l
Mrs. Carl Korup and Mrs, Bird Jacob
sen. Mrs. Day will be remembered 4
IS Miss Albee Skippen.
Brotherhood of American Yeomen
observed the gath Anniversary of I
Yeomanry last Thursday evening, af
ter the business session, by a social .
hour and banquet. The next meeting
will be Thursday, March 10th. There (
will be initiation. Plans will also be 1
made for the State Conclave which .
meets in Payette, April 18th. A full :;
is desired.
Gladys Ainey and Josephine Bull
who were recently here and went on
to Portland, have secured work in
Portland and have accordingly re
signed their positions in Washington
becoming E1-serviee women.
Gladys is working in bank and
Josephine for a firm of contractors.