Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-05-12

MfS. l.. +. DelSOle Oh JunLuIS,
Oregon, is here visiting her sister,
Mrs. G. c. McPeek.
Miss Edna Gauer gave break.
fast Sunday morning to twenty-five
of her lady friends.
Thacker & Giesler report the sale
of the Tom Eldridge place on Sixth
/ Street TO Mr.. Albert Lang
j. R. Mckinney and Walter Pence
drove to Boise Saturday on matters
/ pertaining to Highway Improvement.
Pauline Adair and Mildred Baker
spent Saturday and Sunday in Boise
visiting at the home of Marion Hal.
lett.
Cutting off advertising may re-
duce epexnses, but so does cutting
your windpipe reduce the cost of
living.
The ladies of the Catholic Church
will hold cooked food sale Satur-
day, May 14th at the City Meat
Market.
Attorney R. Z. Haynes has made
decided improvement in his resi-
dence on Ninth ST., by adding
fresh coat of paint.
Earl Keller, who is in the Public
Health Service at Boise Barracks,
came over Saturday evening and
Sundayed with his parents.
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The ball game last Sunday at Vale
resultet in Victory for Vale, the
score was 5 to six. Well let the
boys tell how it happened.
Mrs. Leo Ballenger went to Boise
Saturday evening in response to
MESA ge announcing the serious ill
ness of Mrs. Bruce Shafer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Spaulding of
Weiser, drove down to Payette Sun
day in their new Studebaker Six,
and spent the day with Mr. and Mrs.
L. W. Spaulding.
Mr.. W. A Coughanour has large
quantity of lumber on his lots on
Second Avenut South where we un.
derstan it is his intention to erect
fine seven room bungalow.
The scattering of broken bottles
on the cement walk is a bad practice,
it should not be forgotten that our
mail carriers use bicycles, and small
children often go bare-footed.
Mr.. Ed Commons, an expert au-
Chicago, recently from Twin Falls
arrived here the latter part of the
week and has accepted the position
as head man at the Payette Service
Garage.
Mrs. Catherine Athey, of Boise,
Secretary of the tuberculosis Asso-
citation, was in Payette, Tuesday
Wednesday, in the interest of the
hospital A committee of nine
visited the sight on Tuesday after
noon.
Robert Galbrith and DR.. c. NJ. Nc
Bride of New Plymouth, were in Pay
cite Monday, on their return from
Southern California, where they !
have been spending the winter. Mr.
Galbrith has been absent from the
Payete Valley for the last seven
years and says the improvements |
about Payette are very noticeable.
Mr. and Mrs. n. A. Jacobsen took |
their departure Wednesday evening
for San Francisco, California, on a |
little pleasure trip, and to visit
their youngest daughter Arma, who |
is working in the designing depart /!
ment of HIM & Lundt's Wholesale
Establishment. They eX-
peet TO be gone several weeks.
The firm of Ensign & Co., has !
to Ensign Millinery Co.,
Mrs. Ensign purchasing the interest
of Mrs. Vallikett, who was formerly /
a partner in the business. Mrs. Valli-
kett who left last fall for Saukcenter,
Min, has decided to remain back
there. She has many friends in
this community who will be sorry to
learn that she is not to return.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Korup, Mrs,
Ida Wells, Mrs. Bird Jacobsen and
the three children were guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Guilliams of Emmett,
last Sunday, driving across by auto
On their return home in the evening
they witnessed the sad result and
an auto accident which occurred at
the railroad crossing about one mila
this side of Emmett just before their
arrival at the crossing, Ford ca:
had turned over in making the turn
in the serious injury and !,
perhaps the death OF young lady.
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