Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1922-06-01
PERSONAL AND LOCAL MENTION

! Sunday, June 4th.
! Anything that is worth owning is
worth insuring.-B. F.McCarroll.
| Frank Suplee is splitting the wind
! these days with new Essex.
The best for the money ts the o.
S. L Battery. Apr 27tf.
Attorney A. L. Freehafer was in
Boise on matters Of legal Importance.
C. E. Larson and Attorney Helman
went to Boise Wednesday on bust
ness.
Mrs. G. T. Hammel OF Council,
spent Memorial Day In Payette at
the F. Stamey home.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. G. carp and boys
were the guests of the Bolton family
on Little Willow, Memorial Day.
B. R. Fitch, and Lyle Wood of
on matters pertaining to Highway.
Caldwell plays ball at Payette,
Sunday, June 4th.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ l. Church Of Boise,
were Sunday visitors at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ o. Luther on Sun
day.
In order to demonstrate our high
class finishing work we are develop
ing all films free during the month
of June-Thurstons Pharmacy. J1t2
Phil Krost has taken J. d. Miles
place at the Payette Equity E1-
change. Coal orders delivered any
place any time.
Mrs. John Walbrecht and her
daughter Frieda, were guests at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. A. c. Fenske
over Decoration Day.
Dave Shearer has been very sick
for the past week at the home of
Nurse Baker as the result of the fol-
low up troubles of the flu.
Ralph n. Garman, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. n. ]. Garman. who has been at
tending the college at Mcpherson,
Kansas, returned home last Monday.
Mrs. E. G. Toole left last Thurs
where she will spend the summer
with friends on the Atlantic Coast
Caldwell plays ball at Payette.
June 4th.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. W. Hughs made q
flying trip to Mountain Home, |
Sunday, making the round trip of
220 miles in eight hours. The Short !
Line is too SLOW for J. "
Try the o. S. L. Battery, longer
guarantee. Apr. g7tf.
Mrs. Carl Williamson and little |
daughter, left Monday for ,3urling- |
ton, Iowa having received word of |
the serious Illness of alb rother living !
at that place. They will remain the
greater part of the summer.
Give Phil Krost your order for /!
Equity Exchange. I
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Spauiding and !
little son Arland, of Weiser, were
iown and spent the day Sunday, at !
he home of Mr.. and Mrs. i. W. |
,paulding. Little Arland will re-
main and spend the week with his
In order to demonstrate our high
lass finishing work we are develop
ng all films free during the month
If June.-Thurstons Pharmacy. J1t2
E. L. Dunn of Baker, Oregon, was
visitor last week at the home OF his
,rother, Auctioneer E. ~. Dunn.
after spending a few days in Pay
tte spending few days in Payette
le went to Weiser where he accepted
position as locomotive engineer on
he P. and 1. n. s
Are your insurance fences proper
Y built or do they have holes7 In
urance is Service and not a cut
ate commodity-B. F. McCarroll.
The Farmers Cooperative Cream ;
ry Co., have recently purchased OF
he Payette Cooperative Co., large
truck to assist in TAX
lg care of their increased business. ! |
Better light, Hotter Spark. longer
fe, more power,-U. S. L. Battery.
Mrs. Henry Peutz has been very |
ariously i'll for several days at the '
blanchard Home. but is now nicely G
covering. A still born baby boy a
t five O'Clock Saturday morning was |
uried in Riverside cemetery Satur-
ay afternoon. The parents have
he sympathy of the entire cemmuni- {
7. s
Edgar Wilson who had appearant- =
: recovered from the flu, is suffer I
lg from a relapse and is being cared
,r at the home OF Nurse Baker, he
getting along very nicely. 7 Y
What are you going to do next !,
inter if your crops are destroyed :,
lis summer? See B. F. McCarroll :,
efore they are destroyed.
Miss Marion Crawford returned
ON Nampa, where she has been $
aching the past school term, and
i'll remain here for short time. q
tier which she will leave for Berke- T
y, Calf, where she plans on at
nding the Berkeley University this c
lmmer.
NJ D. Fleming, the Eye Specialist, "
i'll be at the Bancroft Hotel, on n
uesday. June s, where he will be n
eased TO meet anyone troubled r