Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-08-18
PERSONAL AND LOCAL MENTION

NJ q. Luther. wife and little
daughter are still in the nils on
their vacation.
Mrs. J. c. Chaplin and R. Z. era
min. returned Sunday from Visit
with DR.. c. F. Chaplin at Marshfte.d,
Washington.
Lee Young has recently purchased
the lots owned by Mrs. F. o. Iate5
on 3rd. Avenue South, and vii! sooA
erect a modern bungalow.
Miss Jessie Philliber OF New Ply
mouth, is spending the week at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. II. E. Alden,
as the guest of Miss Lora Alden.
Verlin NJ. Pry OF Meridian and
Miss Honor Johnson of Boise, were
united in marriage, August 18TH a
the NJ. E. Parsonage, Rev. Clyde -
Walker, officiating.
The Idaho Canneries began the
seasons run on corn sTYednesdaE
morning. Besides a good acreage n
this valley, they will ship in from
the Wilder country about 400 tons.
c. E. Dunnifer and his father, E.
A Dunnifer drove TO the upper
country Saturday. on business mat
ters, and incidently hook few, trout.
and be on hand the opening day CT
the grouse season.
Don't forget to drop in at the
Payette Coop. Co., and see the spe-
cials for housekeeper's week.
Vinney Shurtliff and August
Young drove to Boise Tuesday, to
take in the big ball game between
Portland Coasters and the Boise
team and also to bring to Payette
two new cars for their sales room.
MIR. A. L. Pence, wife. and laugh
ters, Pauline and Katherine, motor
ed to Boise Tuesday returning that
evening. They were accompanied by
Miss Endora Barr OF Boise. who has
been visiting at the haTc Of D.. and
Mrs. j. w. Easter.
Rev. j. J. Davy, a former minister
of this place stopped off between
trains Tuesday. while on his way to
Portland. Mr. Davy has been living
at Boulder, Colo, but has sold his
property at that place and is no"
looking for a new location.
Special prices on all house furn-
ishings at our Housekeepers event
this week.-Payette Coop. Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. a. Anderson OF
Grand Island. Neb.. arrived Wednes- (
day for an extended visit at the
home of Mrs. Anderson's brother,
Mr.. c. A. Smith. The two families
left this (Thursday) morning for
weeks outing in the mountains.
Sylvester jackson one of the old /.
timers in the melon business is re-
sponsible for the Editors family en- !
joying a real water melon feast Syl- /
veSter knows how to raise the good /
ones. and the big one received by the
Editor was no exception to the rule. /
E. W. Equals left Tuesday morn /.
ing for the Payette Lakes and re |
turned Wednesday with Mrs. Equals /.
and the children who have been /
there for several weeks. I
The rainy weather Sunday and Mon /
day made camping rather cool.
Charley Walters of Bremerton, /
a former Payette bar
Der, arrived here last Friday for u I
visit with relatives and to renew his /
acquaintance with many Payette
friends. Charley is in the barber /
business at Bremerton and is doing
we'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. DAVIS, Mrs. r. E.
Haynes and daughter, Mrs. Kilborn,
returned Monday evening from Il
two weeks vacation at Evergreen
and the Payette Lakes. They came
by way of Cascade where Mr. Haynes
who was also in the party, remained
over on business until the following
lay.
1t will be u grea; piasure to the
people in Payette TO listen on We'd
1esday evening, August cath, at 81
}. m. to Mrs. p. a. Landis, a return
I'd missionary from India. She will
Ilso speak to the children Wednes-
lay afternoon at ESQ, All are invit-
ID and you will be assured of good
hings from Ulubaria, India. The
Church of God is the meeting place.