Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1922-05-25
PERSONAL AND LOCAL MENTION

T. NJ. Dean ana T /. H. hdfoudiis U
Nyssa, were in Payette Monday, OF
business matters.
Mrs. c. w. Bader is visiting friend
at Mountain Home. She Will b.
gone until about June first.
I Mrs. N. S. Brumley of New York
! is here on a months visit with hsl
sister, Mrs. John McGlinchey.
Bessie Wheeler is building a neal
little home on East First Avenue
south. Albert Ball has the contract
The Brunswick Pool Hall has re-
Gently been re-tinted and painted In
side making wonderful change In
the appearance of the place.
Mrs. Pearl B. Allen, who was
supervisor of music in the schools,
the past year left for Portland We'd
nesday to spend the summer.
Commissioner W. H. Plau Is
changing the appearance aud con-
venience of his home on the west
side by building a very neat back
porch.
The new awning over the front OF
the Van Motor Garage Is somewhat
of an improvement over the old
worn out rag that did adorn the
I.lace few days ago.
We're only seven years old but are
larger than many that are Is years
old so we are going to celebrate our
anniversary soon.-Farbers.
Milt Nesbit was in town Monday,
and hauled out TO his ranch truck
load of large tile from the Valley
Concrete Co., to use as check boxes
in his irrigating bitches These will
never need replacing.
Better light, Hotter Spark, longer
life, more power,-U. S. L Battery.
D. V. Spaulding, Deputy Collector
of Internal Revenues, is in Payette
this week on official duties. Nj.
Spaulding is son of Mr.. and Mrs.
L. W. Spaulding. and one of the
Payette High School Graduates that
has made good.
A surprise party was given in
honor OF Ruth Smith by her hus-
band, May 10th. The young people
Of the Christian Church were invited.
Games were enjoyed until late IN the
evening, when refreshments were
served
bungalow Bill" Maule Is building
another bungalow on the corner of
10th Street and Third Avenue North.
The foundation is down and the
building will soon be on its way.
From the size OF the foundation, II
IS going TO be real house.
Mrs. E. W. Parks and two daugh-
ers, left Monday evening for Bur-
2ank, California, to join Mr.. Parks
\ ho has been at Burbank since last
summer They go expecting to make
Lat their home where the daughter
hay attend college at Burbank.
There will be some swift buying
when we celebrate our anniversary
'arbers.
C. W. Hinkley of Sioux City,
owa, arrived here last week for a
-isit at the home OF his son, W. c.
iinkley. About June 5th, c. W.
iinkley and family will return TO |
owa with his father, and from there |
will go on to Chicago where he will
axe a course in Chiropractic.
Mrs. L. V. Stewart will arrive in I
'ayette Friday evning from Laredo. |
'exas, where she and Mr.. Stewart
pent the winter. Mr.. Stewart, thu 1
1ell known fruit buyer will arrive
4 a few weeks. Until that time Mrs.
tewart will visit at the home of hel /
arents, Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Grit
in.
Mrs. j. W. Easter returned home
Ion6ay, from Portland, where She
pent two months in a hospital fol-
owing serious surgical operation.
We are pleased to announce that Mrs.
.aster is fully recovered and is look
lg better than she has for years.
he stopped for a day with her par
nts at Weiser on her return.
Watch for the dates-we're going
} celebrate our anniversary-Far-
ers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold TerwiligeI |
nd little son Darrell, OF Portland,
rrived Sunday as visitors at the
ONE of Harold's father T. W. Ter
iliger. Mr.. Terwiliger is one of
lie musicians at the Columbia
heatre in that city. His little son
We years OF age is also handy with
lie sticks on the snare drum. L
''Seottie" Anderson, well known
llesman for Zellerbach Paper Co.
Portland, who has made this ter
tory for the last ten or twelve
ears, has resigned his position as
ilesman. and has entered the print
lg business in Boise in partnership
ith Mr.. Kennard. Their place of
lsiness is known as Kennard-Ander-
IN Press.
w. F. Sherwood returned Sunday (,
rening from Yakima where he went :
70 weeks ago on account of his Ii
lther's illness. He reports his '
Ither much improved at the time
his return While gone Mr.. Sher- !
ood visited Sels and enjoyed a |
tort visit with our old friend, TIL
Brown, whom he reports looking
nd doing fine as ever.
Mrs. F. H. Hogue and Mrs. H. L.
sttle returned on Saturday from
hoshone where they were in attend ,