Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1922-08-17
PERSONAL AND LOCAL MENTION

Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Brown of Dead
OK Flatt announce the arrival of q
10 pound daughter, at the Blanchard
= home on August 10th.
DR.. NJ. D. Fleming, the Eye Spe-
cialist will be at the Bancroft, in
Payette, Tuesday, August %, and
VIII be pleased to have any one call
troubled with their eyes.
j E. W. Equals drove to the Payette
Lakes Monday morning for a day
with his family and mussing up of
feathers on the way home Tuesday.
The Associated Fruit Co. have now
moved into new quarters in the Patch
building on Eighth street, they have
very neat office rooms and well To-
Gated.
/ Vet Gorham, John Bunker and E.
G. Dunn and a Mr.. Near of Nampa,
left Saturday on hunting and fish
ing trip and vacation near New
Meadows.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Smalley and
children of Nampa arrived Saturday
to visit at the R. j. Cushman home,
the Cushman and SmaIley families
were visitors to Weiser Sunday.
A party composed of Jennie and
Lahore Hanigan, Pete Hanigan, Floyd
Lockhart, and Alice Griffith left
early Sunday morning for upper
Squaw Greek on fishing and grouse
hunting trip.
The City Bakery is undergoing a
complete change in general appear
ance, the Interior of the building is
being made just like new. H. c..
Elton proprietor of the Star Paint
Shop, is doing the work.
Mr.. and Mrs Jack Hanigan who
have been camping at Lake View
Camp for the past ten days, returned
to Payette Sunday afternoon and are
temporarily stopping at the ]. H. !.
Hanigan home but. expect soon to he
located in apartment rooms.
Mrs. VIM. Moot who has been uv-
ing with her son Frank Moot, down
in Central America, has moved back
to Payette, arriving here Saturday of
last week, and is stopping at the
David Jones home, north of Payette,
but expects to get located again in
Payette soon.
LOANS-Pay Rent to Yourself on
Monthly Payment Plan. Small
Payments Reasonable Interest, -
B. F. McCarrou.
President c. W. Tenney of Good !
ing College, who passed through Pay /
ette Saturday as he returned from (
coast trip, reports that present indi-
cations point to the largest enroll
ment in the history of this progress Z,
sive young college of the inter
mountain people.
The change in the weather reminds
US that fall is coming. The last few
nights have been exceptionally cool |
for the middle Of August, but it is
excellent for the fruit, both apples \
and prunes, it will put somewhat of /
a check on the codling Moth, and also
give better growth to the fruit.
Better light, Hotter Spark, longer
life, more power,-U. S. L. Battery.
Mr.. and Mrs. 2. F. Antrim accom-
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Conn.
yers, motored to Boise last Sunday
for visit at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs Antrim's daughter, four blow
outs and a few punctures on the way
cut the visit rather short, but they
the same day Just the same.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Arnold will
leave the latter part of the week to
Red Bluff, California, but have ar
ranged for the Enterprise to, visit
their home each week in order to
keep posted on the news of Payette.
We are sorry to lose this good family,
but wish them success in their new
home.
Charlie Fulton and son Ross, H. R.
Cotton, Warren Dorathy and Crack
Shot Stub, left early Sunday morning
for the upper country loaded down
with fishing tackle, guns and amuni-
ton. Fishing will be the order of
business Monday and Tuesday they
will form a line of battle on the
grouse.
The best for the money is the U.
5. L. Battery. Apr 27tr.
Mr.. E. A Blair was very pleasantly
surprised last Thursday afternoon
when called upon by Mr. Frank
Thompson of Fruitland, accompanied
by Mr.. Joe weedman of Blaekfoot,
Idaho, a school-mate and chum of
his boyhood days who he had not
seen for over 80 years. They were d
boys together many years ago. Mr.. ]
Weedman is visiting Mr.. Thompson 4