Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-06-16

matters.
Some body said there was bal
game at Weiser last Sundy. No re
suits have been reported to this
office.
! Mrs. Harris returned Saturday
from Boise, after spending severa
days with her daughter, Mrs. Meri
Crouch.
A. H. Garside went to the Ontario
Hospital Sunday where he under.
went an operation for the removal
OF tonsils.
Misses IrYa Buell., Myrtle Viii
liams and Lillian Cox left Monday
morning for Boise to attend Sum
mer School.
The carpenters are beginning to
make quite showing on the
COughanour bungalow on Second
Avenue South.
! Mr.. John Denney of Denney &
Co., Chicago, is spending several
days in Payette on his annual trip
/ through the west.
! Wood & Spaulding have bright
ened up the front of their place of
! business with coat of paint. It's
a great Improvement
Mrs. Ida Wells and Mrs. A 7.
/ Wilson went to Weiser Tuesday to
attend a convention of the Christian
/ Church at that place.
! Mrs. Tom Eldridge took her de-
/ parture Monday, for South Bend, In
diana, to join her husband who went
1 to that place last April.
! Mr.. W. W. Letson left the latte,
part of the week for Portland where
he will join Mrs. Letson who has
been visiting friends the past week.
Mrs. j. H. Norris returned Sunday
evening from Waterville, Wash,
where she was called two weeks ago
on account of the death of her
father.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. a. L. shafer and
daughter, drove to Boise Sunday.
They report Mrs. Bruce Shafer who
! has been very i'll for some time, as
very slowly improving.
! J. c. Moss has purchased a Ford
| ton truck and is now doing a general
I dray and transfer business with
/ headquarters at Rex Clark's Plumb
ing Shop on First Avenue North.
/ Geo. Nesbitt was down from the
! upper country few days ago and
/ says he has never seen the range in
as fine condition as this year, his
! herd of fine cattle are doing excel
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Mrs Edith Hunter returned to
Boise Tuesday after spending a week
with friends in Paette She was
/ accompanied b Miss Lillian Spotts-
wood who is now taking her summer
vacation.
Mr. and Mrs Clifford Hart left a;
three o'clock Wednesday morning
for the Payette Lakes with truck
/ load OF merchandise where they will
conduct a grocery store during the
summer months.
The Children's Day program at
the Baptist church on Sunday even
ing was enjoyed by a full house.
The beautiful pageant missionary
in character, presented by the W.
W Guild Girls was much appre-
ciated.
Edward Turner who has been at
tending Rush Medical School of chi
cago during the past two years is
expected home next Mnday. He will
be accompanied by his grand-moth-
er, Mrs. Turner, who come to spend
the summer here in Paette.
Frank Zimmerman and wife left
Sunday morning for Iowa. They
are making the trip by auto and ex
pect to be gone a month or six
weeks. They reached Bull, Idaho,
the first day, making distance of
PSI miles. They report the roads to
Buhl in fine condition.
Mr.. James Stanton accompanied
by Homer Buell., Lee James, and
Clarence Grain, all of the Baraca
Class of the Baptist Sunday School.
motored to the Ontario Hospital
Sunday to visit a fellow member,
Rupert Brsnneck. who is suffering
with a badly fractured arm.
T. w. and Schuyler Tracy, who
have been teaching at Burley, ar.
rived in Payette Saturday afternoon
where they will spend their summer
vacation. They experienced a little
break down in crossing the Payette
river bridge just south of Payette,
One wheel was smashed as the auto
dropped into hole in some broken
plank.
The farmers up Little Willow
Creek report in the crops in excel
lent condition, even those who dry
farm will have good yield. The
soil in Little Willow Valley is Of
the best quality and the late rains
have put the farmers in that section
strictly on he map. The reservoir
, will have ample water for those
who irrigate.
A petition is being circulated
among the property owners on Sixth
street and on Third Avenue North,
leading from the court house to the
city limits at the north end of Sixth
street asking the City Council to
extend the paving through that part
of the city. The petition only pro-
vides for an IS foot erwin, which
would be ample and would not ere.
ate an excessive expense, however
there is considerable opposition. II
! the property owners could only see