Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1922-06-29

F. NJ. Moss and Brother delivered
a new Buick -Four" to Jos Petra.
shek of Weiser, last Monday.
]. L. Wells drove to Payette Lakes
Saturday evening. after closing time
to spend Sunday with his family.
J. E. Oldham is driving a new
Ford purchased of C. c. Hargroye
and was out for his first spin Sun
day evening.
Clayton Stewart and family also
Mr.. Whetsell of Nampa, were Sun
day visitors at the W. F. Stirm home
on Indian Creek.
Mrs. Geo. E. Marks, a sister Of
Mrs. Bernard Eastman, and son
Boyd came last week for an extend
ed visit at the Eastman home.
Miss Sara Nicholson, a former
teacher, of this town, but now of Los
Gatos, Cal, spent few DAYS with
Mrs. C. W. Giesler, the first of this
weew.
Better light, Hotter Spark, longer
lie, more power,-U. S. L. Battery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Longfellow
went to Boise Saturday. after spend
ing day in the Capital city, will 20
on to Mountain Home, to visit Mr..
Longfellow's parents.
The Payette Amusement Co. will
give big dance on the evening of
July 3rd in the pavilion, Good music.
Get ready for the celebration by at
tending the big dance.
H. E. Blivens in company with
George Hadden, o. S. L. Cashier, of
Nampa, drove to Mann's Creek last
Sunday and returned with a nice
string of fair sized trout.
Elmo Rotering drove to Lake
View Camp, Sunday morning, to
comfortable quarters for his
family who will go up this week for
a vacation on the shores of Payette |
Lakes.
Mr.. S. c. Clifford, who has had |
charge of the office work of the As
sociated Fruit Co., New York Office !
for the past few years, arrived in !
Payette last week to take up similar !
duties with the Associated Fruit Co., !
Idaho Office.
Mr.. r. c. Shearer and family, of |
Northern California, arrived in Pay
cite Saturday, and are guests at the 1
home of Mr. and Mrs. S. D. Thacker. /
Mrs. Shearer is a niece of Mrs. I
Thacker. Both families went to the
oayette Lakes Monoay afternoon.
The best for the money is the U. /
}. L. Battery. Apr 27tf.
DR. Will Holt left the latter part
If the week for PendIeton, Oregon
where he will take up the practice OF
lis brother, DR.. Glib Holt during his Il
bsence while attending the National
)steopathy convention at San Fran F
isco. He will also become q partner +
n his return. I.
j. G. Hillyer, who went to Yakima
few days ago to return with his
ar and also bring his daughter and
lother-in-law, met with a little mis-
ortune on the way braking an axel
t his car. He arrived in Payette 7
aturday for repairs leaving his
ar at Meschsm.
Fred Satoris and Dwight Bige-
ow returned last week from Seattle
there they were attending school at
ne University of Washington,
wight returning Wednesday and
red Friday. Fred will be behind
he counter at the Rezac Pharmacy y
uring his vacation. II
Try the U. S. L. Battery. longer
Apr. 27tf. :
w. F. Sherwood, F. NJ Satoris,
hris Henrisksen, David Jones, and
lark Prindle visited the Bay Horse
line last Sunday, and bring back
lowing reports of the progress be- {,
lg made and the prospects for all
srge mining camp, gradual in n
rease in shipment of ore is being Ii
lade with very satisfactory returns &
F. NJ. Moss and Clyde Thurston re-
lrned Thursday from San Fran
isco, after attending the National ]
hriners' convention, Clyde stopped G
yer at Astoria for a short visit /
18th his sister Mrs. Filler and was D
ccompanied home by little Jack ]
'iler. Mr.. Moss made side trip to
Tewberg where he has property In },
srests.
Its funny how all you fishermen
sll what big one you caught and X
ever produce the evidence. The !
our pound bass brought in by Nova '
athrope last Monday was no fish 1
tory. II was nicely dressed, placed /,
n ice and adorned the Editors din I
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