Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-08-25


Ned. McCue was a Caldwell visitor
on business Monday.
Ben Strohbehn was at Twin Falls
on business trip the latter part of
the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Bulmer were
Sunday guests at the home of Mr.
and Mrs W. NJ. Copeland.
Mrs. c. L. Shaw of Baker, oregon,
is here visiting at the home Of her
father, Mr. E. W. Blakesley.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Korup were
Sunday visitors at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Esrup of weiser.
Attorney F. H. Lyon arrived from
California Sunday Afternoon. and
will be here on business for several
days.
Earl, Kirk is excayating for the
purpose .of building home on the
Kent. Orchard tract three miles east
Of Payette.
Mr.. End Mrs Ralph Farber and
Mrs:S,w.: H. Farber--left at a o'clock
Sunday morning for a weeks Facaz-
tion IN the mountains. ~
A daily. newspaper. is to be printea
on the.:sHpfanes travelling between
Paris. and London. They will be dis
tributed by means of parachutes.
F. NJ. Moss & Bro, proprietors OF
the Buick Garage, have made some
changes in the office and stock
room which gives them more room
and better convenience,
Clyde Thurston. and E: H. Murphy
returned Saturday evening from an
outing trip to the Lakes and other
resorts in the mountains, covering
about Six hundred miles on the trip.
DR.. w. B. Sims leaves Monday,
August .29th, for Wallace, Idaho, to
attend the annual convention of the
Idaho state Chiropractors Associa-
tion expecting to- return September
sth. His office will be closed during
his ABSENCE
Br. l. r. Woodward arids family
,aSe- back tram their vacation after
spending several weeks in the-wilds
of the mountains. The weather may
seem little warm to them, but
they escaped some extremely hot
weather while gone.
Mrs. o. K. Nickerson Father
Nickerson of Boise, and Mr. and MRs.
Stratton and two sons and Miss
Nickerson of Wyoming, Mr.. and Mrs.
Tom Heslup and. son Jimmie, were
entertained at Sunday dinnersat the
C. G. HesIup home. I
Mr.. and Mrs Hans ,Korup and
family. and Nr. and MrsLs., Match: /
inson, OF Weiser, were callers Sunday
evening at sthe home of M5. and Mrs
Carl Korup. They Wefs on their @ag,Il
home from sAoshoheF idahp. after a
two weeks, visitywsf Relatives -. Il
W. A. Cpughanossr win, soon havell
completed, the new bungalow on
Second Avenue South He is now
excavating for a similar one on the
same property. These new buildings
will rent very readily: and will help |
relieve -theSpresent housing condi-
ton.
Word has been received that ].
c.. Giesler and family are on their
way back to Payette. They left their
home in Southern California last Fri
day, and will likely arrive here about
the first of next week. We under
stand they intend to again make this
their home.
The members of the Odd Fellows
Lodge are deserving of a little, praise
for the appearance of their lots on
the corner of Sth st. and Second
Avenue North. If all the owners of
vacant lots would follow the exam
pie, Payette would be slicked up
ready for inspection.
The Post Office Department Is
supplying its employees with sawed
off shotguns similar to those used
by American troops in beating back
German trench raiders in France and
which brought protest from Ber-
lin. The War Department has ship
ped these guns as well as As caliber
revolvers to all post offices handling
valuable mail
Mr.. G. G. Hughes and family of
Wilder, came last Saturday for
short visit at the home of his broth
er. w. ]. Hughes, returning to wild
er Monday morning. He was accom-
panied here by his mother, of Men
don, Utah. who will remain at Pay
cite on on extended visit Mrs
Hughes was one of the early settlers
of Utah. crossing the plains in 1854
by OK tear,. settling at that time at
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