Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1922-05-18
PERSONAL AND LOCAL MENTION
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Beeler,
on May 18th, at the Blanchard home

girl.
L. Roroabsugh has just completed
a fine garage at his home on Second
Avenue South.
4 Mrs. Herman Whempler of Top
!, penish, Wash, Is here visiting her
sister. Mrs. S. J. Kennepp.
RI Attorney Geo. Donnart OF Weiser,
was in Payette Monday attending to
| matters of legal Importance.
? The Brethren Church on Third
Avenue North, presents a much bet
ter appearance since It has been given
: two coats of paint.
l Mrs. Alex Smith of Weatherby,
Oregon, arrived in Payette last Fri
day, for visit at the home Of her
daughter, Mrs. Bivens.
Better light, Hotter Spark, longer
life. more power,-U. S. L Battery.
i C. F. Callen, NJ. F. Bigelow and
/ Howard Snowberger made trip up
the Boise river Tuesday, where they
expect 10 do little prospecting.
! The library received substantial
| gift last week OF an encyclopedia of
! 80 volumns. This was gift worth
while and was given by Mrs. A. E.
Wood.
w A. Coughanour returned Satur-
day evening from business trip to
! Salt Lake, stopping on his return at
Pocatello for a day on business in
! that city.
! w a Bartlett returned Tuesday
evening from a two weeks trip to
I Boise, and Idaho City where he has
been doing some Geological work for
a company in Boise.
j. F. Draper OF Portland. arrived
here Monday to spend week with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. F.
Draper Mr.. Draper is doing well in !
the pottery business in Portland.
The Young Peoples Sunday School !
Glass of the Christian Church enjoyed /
a picnic at Jap Camp Sunday the
18th. After weiners were roasted 4
and lunch was served games were
played until about four O'Clock. !
The best for the money Is the L.
S. L. Battery. Apr 27u.
T. H. MeComsey Of Salem, Oregon,
came Monday evening, and will be
here several days in the interest of
his company who are manufacturing
electric blankets. and incidently meet
& host OF his Payette friends.
The Payette County Court House
has been frightened up very materi-
ally with coat OF paint on all OF the
outside wood work OF the building.
This was the first paint applied since
the building was erected in 1912.
Mrs. F. H. Hogue. Mrs. H. L.
Settle, and Mrs. P. S. Turner went to
Shoshone Wednesday morning to be
in attendance at the annual con-
yention of the Second District FEEDER
alton of Women's Clubs. They expect
to return on Saturday. 4
The interior of the Post Office has
recently been re-tinted and vanished.
The place has a much more sanitary
appearance and stamps and box rent
remain at the same price. We be-
lieve, however, the bunch behind the
bars have a little brighter smile.
The young people of the Christian
Church gave a surprise farewell party
in honor of Minnie Clark, who is
leaving in the near future for her
home in Garden Valley. at the J. o.
Bowker home Monday evening.
Games were enjoyed until late hour
when dainty refreshments were ,
served.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Weaver, father t
and mother of Mrs. Russell Sharp, {
brother of Mrs. Sharp, came over I
Dolce 20 l.
mained until Sunday evening. They
were accompanied home by Mr.. and
Mrs. Sharp who returned Monday
Try the Z. s. L. Battery. longer
guarantee. Apr. 27tf.
Senator John r. Mckinney was in \
Boise Monday and Tuesday on busi-
ness matters before the Board of
Highway Commissioners. The Sena-
-or is deeply interested in the con- S
struction of good roads throughout ;
Southern Idaho and particularly L
through Payette County and is doing c
much to bring about the best results. s
University of Idaho, Moscow.-The !
senior class carried off high honors Z
n the annual song and stunt fest at 1
he university this year. Gem of
he Mountains" written by Miss Inez r
sanger OF Payette and Fred Veatch
IF Occur d'Alene was awarded first :,
lonors, and "a Toast to Idaho" also :.
written by Miss Sanger was award =
d second honor. The freshman class
'eceived first award In the stunt fest, :
reproduction of "Ten =
Nights in the University Library" y
ANOTHER CAR SMASH-UP
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