Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1922-04-06
PERSONAL AND LOCAL MENTION

Welser tuesday, on legal business.
Mr.. W. W. Gwin is moving into
the Chaplin house on North 9Th
i. street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Oldham moved
Wednesday 70 the Walbrecht home
on Fifth street.
Mrs. N. T. Weston of Baker, Ore
gOn, spent the weekend with her
brother, B. F. Huff and wife.
7. A Dominick has moved from
the GoTham Apartments to the Sher.
wood house on North 7th street.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Dunn of EN-
NETT, were down Saturday renewing
their acquaintance with their Pay
cite friends.
( Seed Corn at the Cash Feed Store.
The z. W. Blakesley home is be-
J ing improved by the building of a
[ sleeping porch at the front over the
/ present porch
I J. P. Christensen has improved
things about his home. The new
porch makes a wonderful change in
I the appearance.
Mrs. A. o. Sutton and little daugh-
L-I ElE4EA AuLr went " A--A-----~-f
wednesday for few days visit with
friends at that place.
The boys at the Postoffiee are en-
joying the heat these cool mornings
around a bran new stove. Nothing
like keeping up with the times.
William MauIe left Monday after /
noon for Ogden and Salt Lake TO
attend TO some business matters and
to visit relatives. He expects to be
gone two weeks.
Steve Clanton has made marked /
improvement in the convenience and .
appearance of his home on Sixth .
on the front porch and enclosing II
in glass windows.
L. X. BaIIenger and H. E. Van
VaIkenburg drove to Brogan, Mon
day, TO set up several spray outfits
sold to the fruit growers of that To- /.
cality by the Payette Valley Rex
Spray Co.
Pauline Adair arrived home Tues
day evening from Albion, Idaho,
where she has been attending
Normal school. She now has a first
grade certificate and expects to teach
at some place this fall.
Wash Hillman moved last week
with his family from Ontario TO a
home recently purchased on North
Ninth street. Mr.. Hillman was
former resident Of Payette. moving
from here about ten years ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Merritt came
down from LaGrande, Saturday even
ing and are visiting at the home Of
their daughter, near New Plymouth
We understand they will move back
to either Payette or New Plymouth.
Mrs. Weaver, mother of Mrs.
Russell Sharp. who has been with
Mrs. Sharp in getting settled in her
new home in Payette, returned Mon
day to her home in Boise. She will I
stop on her way at Nampa for few
days visit with relatives. II
The Cash Feed Store for Kerr's l
Little Chic Scratch Food. {
Mrs. Earl Hurd gave dinner
Sunday al the residence OF FRANK
Iurd honoring the birthdays of her |
,on Grant, and brother Horace. Those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. G. T.
Arment and sons, Horace and Hol- /
ace. Mrs. Clyde Hurd, Mr.. and
Grs. Frank Hurd and Mr.. and Mrs.
-arI Hurd. 6
The many friends of the First |
National Bank will be pleased to find !
Ir. Albert in the usual place in the
,ank. The business has been con-
Iucted very nicely during his sick p
less, but his presence counts for con- ? I
iderabIe Just the same, besides we
re all glad to know he is so nicely
:
Onion Sets at the Cash Feed Store.
W. a. Bartlett returned Monday \
from Boise, after spending
everaI DAYS in the Capital City on
usiness matters. He will leave the S
after part of the week for Idaho y
'ity where he expects to remain sew il
raj weeks assisting in Geological n
york for company recently organ Il
led at that place. v
]. r. Jewell Sr., left for his home Il
4 Montana, last Friday. II
Lauer Bros. have vacated the h
uilding adjoining the warehouse Of 81
ne independent Transfer Co. Work Il
len are now busy repairing and n
emodeling it after which Messrs.
Y. E Dorathy & Harrington will j.
love their Auto Repair Shop into
Grinding and cleaning at the Cash =
eed Store. We do it while you wait. =
Mr.. E. ]. Powell was surprised p
thursday by number of friends and 81
slatives who came to spend the a
vening of his 65th birthday. Among ar
lose present were: Mr.. and Mrs. \. m
{: Farnham, T. A. Wayne, Orin ct
hammer, Fay Sans, G. 2. Arment I'm
/. Linder, Clarence Powell, P. Keim, In
-rs. A. Rupp and children. Bob Fee,
ohm Banks, Wallace Griffin and Mrs.
ouie Hubert, tn
This section has been visited with M
.enty of rain during the past two tn
eeks, range grass is good and prac'
cally all sheep have been sent to
lie hills. Dry farmers are feeling ra
leerful over the present prospects. pa
ost of the orchard pruning has sa
zen completed and the spray ma
lines are at work Planting OF
'ring crops has been somewhat re-
rded on account of wet ground.