Payette enterprise., 1922-04-20
PERSONAL AND LOCAL MENTION

Watch for announcement of the
Portia Choral Club Cantata and
concert, May Sth.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. F. Antrim motor
ed to Caldwell, Tuesday morning, on
business matters.
]. P. Christensen is building a
front porch to his home on the west
side. It is a fine improvement.
Mrs. Ida Payne and daughter, Mrs.
Wick Johnson, were over Friday
from Ontario and spent the day in
Payette.
Contractor A. V. Williams Is keep
ing up with the city improvements
by re-painting his home on 3rd. Ave
nue. North.
Charles Nuzmen has given his
home on the west side fresh coat Of
paint 1t adds much to the appear
ance of the place.
r. D. Berry is making no.
ticabIe improvements at his home
on 3rd. Avenue North in the way of
front porch remodeling.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Sharp and
baby motored to Boise Sunday morn
ing and visited with relatives, re-
turning Monday morning
Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Dewalt of
this city, are rejoicing over the ar
rival of baby girl, born to them at
the Blanchard home on April 18th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bird Gish and child
rem of Boise, and Mr.. I. c. Barrie
Of LaGrand, Oregon, were Easter
guests at the Jennie Wilson home.
Don't be discouraged on account
Of the late spring. Just remember
the spring of 1919 when we had the
bumper crop, it was as late as this
spring.
J.P. Pinger Of the Payette Enter
prise, has purchased the Swanson
on North Sixth Street, and
will move to his new home within
4 few days.
Mrs. Julia c. Vallakett leaves to-
day for Sauk Center, Mimi, to assist
in the care OF an invalid brother.
She will visit on her way at her old
home in North Dakota.
NJ. D. Fleming, eyesight Special
Ist, will be at the Bancroft Hotel, on
Tuesday, April 25th. To those in
need we offer high class satisfactory
OPTHALMIC SERVICE.
4. B. Moss Jr., is preparing to
beautify his home in First Avenue
South by removing the unsightly
trees from the boulevard and will re
plant to something more ornamental.
The big doll given away Saturday
evening at Farber's Store, drew
large crowd of youngsters. Little
Leslie SewelI held the lucky number
and is about the proudest lassie in
Payette.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Dunn have sold
their property at Emmett and have
moved back to Payette, arriving here
the latter part of the week. We are
pleased to have Mr.. and Mrs. Dunn
with US again.
A letter received from Mrs. Mar
yaret Muller states she is returning
rom Philadelphia to her home at
Onset, Mass, and requests the Enter
prise sent there. We know her
many friends will be glad to see her
lame is the paper.
Mr.. John Finn of the Board of
of Boston, Mass, will
ieliver a lecture on Christian Sci
,nce next Sunday afternoon at the
oinny Theatre in Boise, at 1880. /
Quite a number from Payette expect /
o drive over.
Mr.. Charles Muzmand returned I
he latter part of the week from
Nalla, Walla, where Mrs. Muzmand /
md son have been for some time. 4
Mrs Muzmand has been quite i'll. /
md will return to Payette as soon 1
Is she is able to travel.
DR.. Campbell, son-in-law of Mrs.
Thode, who lives on North Sixth ST.,
low in the Government employ at
he Barracks in Portland, returned
o his duties the forepart of this
week after few days visit here. Mrs.
Campbell remained for longer visit.
]. E. Oldham, Worshipful Master,
the officers OF Washoe
4odge, No. 2S A. F. & A. NJ. to din
Ter Monday evening in honor of the
Ifficial visit of the Most Worshipful
irand Master of Idaho Fletcher A.
eter and Grand Senior Stewart
has. Mack, both of Boise. The
Inner was served in the dinning
DOM of the Masonic Temple. Mrs
oldham was assisted in serving by
drs. A. W. Christian, wife of the
enior Warden. Covers were laid
or Is.