Payette enterprise., 1922-03-23
PERSONAL AND LOCAL MENTION

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ribbon for the first garden in.
Mrs. Amelia williams, mother o
Mrs. Sadie Krost, is still quite sick
DR.. E. R. Wells is a close secont
but he didn't go to church last Sun
day.
F. NJ. Moss transacted business a.
the Capitol City the latter part of the
week
S. B. Alspach after a month OF
sickness is able again to be at his
usual work.
Mrs. Argyll Houser is gaining
strength rapidly now and Is able to
be out some.
W. H. Farber is in the race for the
first lawn and from the looks OF
things he'll win.
Mrs. Henry Irwin left this (Thurs
day. afternoon for Portland to be
gone several weeks.
F. H. Hogue left Sunday for Walla
Walla, Wash. to be gone several
days on business matters.
B. A. McDevitt had the misfor.
tune of having his shoulder dis
located one day last week.
Frank Zimmerman is improving
the appearance of his home by build
ing front porch to his home.
Harry K. Friedman and Charles
H. Helmer of Boise, were in Payette
on business matters.
I. l.. Thurston has the plans in
his head for new home and will
likely put his plans in actien soon.
Don't forget the dance at the
Pavilion Saturday evening conduct
ID by the Payette Amusement Co.
Herman Cornelson of North Pay
cite, purchased this week of the
Van Motor Co. a new Chevrolet car.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Baker made a
rip by auto to Boise early Sunday
morning returning Monday evening.
Miss Martha Wilson left for Port
and on Friday where she intends
pending a week or ten days with /
riends.
F. W. Brown, Secretary to Cow
rnor Davis, was in Payette this
week looking after his ranch on the
oregon side.
Mrs. A. B. Moss. Sr.. left this
Thursday afternoon for Fresno,
on a pleasure trip to be
one several weeks.
Arthur Blanchard is just mean
nough to make his manure work
Tinter and summer, raked it off the
avn and but it on the garden.
Mrs. A. ]. Vanderford who was
AIKEN to the hospital at Boise is re-
orted as much improved and will
DON return to her home in Payette.
Mrs. A. V. williams is still at
ocatello with her daughter, Mrs. c.
. Wood, who has been seriously
l, but is much improved according
, letter received this week.
The Business and Professional
Tomen's Club will present THE
even Ages of the Business Woman"
the High School Auditorium on
riday, April the 2Sth. Remember
lie date!
A. ]. Vanderford has exchanged
Is acre tract on the highway
orth OF town for the Fred Christen-
N home on North 10th street. Both ;
arties will move to their new home
is week.
Mr.. A. ]. Mcfarland of near Falk, |
as in Payette, Tuesday. Mr. Nc |
arland has been confined to his
1me for several weeks with quite
severe case of pneumonia but is
ow fully recovered. !
Bob Keith returned Saturday
-ening from an extended trip to
ortland, while in the city Mr.. Keith :
sited some of the large stores and !
so picked up a few goods for his
tail business here in Payette.
NJ. F. Albert is nicely improving q
Id was able to be out for an auto r
de last Monday to enjoy the fine t
ring weather. We sincerely hope h
, will continue to improve and be G
lie to resume his duties at the bank. +
The Payette Valley is now making Z
, for lost time. Spring is little !
te but its here in dead earnest at
st. Garden making and lawn rak- \
G is the order Of business about +
e home. C
F. NJ. Satoris and G.. w. Watson o
we been spending some time the s
st week at the Bay Horse mine be-
W Huntington, and in that vicinity.
r. Watson has filed on q claim not I
r from the Bay Horse and believes c
has a good prospect. Q
There will be q twenty-five cent :,
a at the home of Mrs. Ruth Moss, :,
the afternoon of Thursday, March e
tn. The hostesses for the after :
on will be Mesdames Moss, Sam =
alker, w. F. Crockford, NJ E. Hul-r =
7 and Higginbothom. /.
Mrs. w. c. Hurd of Cascade, who S,
S been visiting at Boise came over
Payette Saturday evening for a }
sit with friends and relatives here,
e says, ''it is quite q change to see
e ground free of snow and the grass Q
owing. When she left Cascade a 6
" days ago, there was still three
ct of snow on the level. In.
FOR APPENDICITIS | +,
Olive Teeters, 16 year old grand
I, phtpr Of Mr. and Nfra AZ pordero l A.