Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-04-21
PERSONAL AND LOCAL MENTION

Attorney r. E. Haynes went to
Boise Monday, to attend to legal
matters.
Attorney John H. Norris was at
Vale Monday, on matters of legal
importance.
Mr.. ]. c. Chaplin is still on the
mend, he was able to make this Of
flee call -on Tuesday.
Rev. Thomas Ashworth went to
Boise Wednesday and will return the
latter part of this week.
Geo. w. Rhoads came down from
Bliss to spend Sunday with his
mother and brother, Mrs. Geo. T.
Rhoads and Harry.
Frank Cram and R. H. Woods
drove to Parma Tuesday morning to
attend a church convention. They
returned the same evening.
Miss Cathern Stanford, one of our
local school teachers, is enjoying
visit with her mother, who arrived
here from Spokane on Wednesday.
I Mrs. C. E. Morrell and baby re-
turned to her home IN Pocatello
Thursday after spending three weeks
with her mother, Mrs Geo. T.
Rhoads.
The City Council has enstalled a
drinking fountain at the Payette
National Bank corner, that the peo-
pie may enjoy the best drinking
water in the state.
Nova Lathrop has a crew of men
| laying cement walk in the Bungalow
section on Center Avenue, 'Iilling in
the gap on the north side from the
New High School west.
! Look at our big bargain counter
on page 3-N. w. Gen. Bkg. Co.
The Methodist Ladies Aid So
citey will hold a cooked food sale,
Saturday, April 23rd at the City
Meat Market. Come and get good
home cooked things for your Sun
day dinner.
Mrs. o. D. Cole entertained the
| Ladies Aid of the NJ. E. Church,
Thursday afternoon, April 14th. The
out of town guests were Mesdames
Young, Wills, Dunaway and Butler
of Nyssa.
The ladies of the Church of Christ
will have an all day Bazaar the first
Saturday in May, the 7th, in the wo-
mems and girls department 90 the
first floor of the Y NJ. C. A. Noon
lunch and cooked food.
See what we have to offer you on
Page 3-N. W. Gen. Bkg. Co.
Mr.. Joe Robins of Bo31e Valley,
was in Payette on business matters
last Tuesday. Mr.. Robins is one of
the old pioneers of Long Valley set,
Ting there on a homestead near
the village of vanWyck 81 years
ago, and recently moved to a ranch
near Boise.
Mr.. H. Harland returned the latter
part of the week from Southern Cal.
ifornia where he has been spending
! the winter with his family. Mr..
Harland will be with his son on the
ranch north of town during the sum
mer and will likely return to Cali
I foruia some time this fall
J. c. Moss, warehouse man for the
o. S. L., at Glenns Ferry, came down
Monday evening on account of the
illness of his little daughter He was
called hack Wednesday evening to
assist in gathering up and reloading
four cars of apples that got ditched
in wreck near Glenn's Ferry, Tues
day morning.
D. H. Snowberger has changed his
mind, cemetery lots are rather high,
and funeral expenses are still higher,
so Dave has decided to wait awhile,
he just returned few days ago
| from Rochester, Mimi, where he
went some time ago for medical
| treatment and has returned a much
different looking man.
The chance of life time on Page
3-N. W. Gen. Bkg. Co.
Walter Pence's new bungalow is
now beginning to take shape into a
real house. We note in the curbing
on each side of the driveway to the
basement, a goodly number OF bee,
bottles buried in the cement. 1t is.
somewhat of mistery what those
bottles are there for, but bigger
mystery where he got the bottles.