Payette enterprise., 1922-03-16
PERSONAL AND LOCAL MENTION

MT. H. j. HOTIner IS spending Ills
week with friends at Weiser.
Bernard Eastman and Mr.. August
Stein was in Weiser Monday on bust
ness matters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Korup and
! daughter, elena, spent Sunday with
relatives in Weiser.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Shadoin has
moved from 9Th ST. 70 the c. E.
Dixon house on Fifth Street.
Miss Marion Crawford, who is
teaching in Nampa, spent Sunday at
the home of Mrs. NJ. E. Hulley.
]. D. Orr has purchased the Pres
byterian Church lot and will erect
modern bungalow in the near
future.
F. E. Seeley, manager of the Pay
ette Valley Rex Spray Co., returned
from a business trip to Portland last
Saturday.
NJ. E. Dolling, Manager for the
Mountain States Telephone Co., has
moved into the Smith Apartment on
Main street.
Col. G. F. Thayer was in town
Tuesday celebrating his 18th birth
day after successfully battling with
a weeks siege of the Flu.
W. A Coughanour left Monday
evening on a business trip to Salt
Lake which will necessitate his re-
naming in the city until the last Of
the week.
Mr.. Oren Davis formerly of Pay
ette, arrived here from his home in
Kansas Saturday evening being
here this week.
Mr. ]. H. Connyers and daughter,
Mrs. Will Wells, left for Mountain
Home Monday morning being called
on account of the death of Mrs. H.
H. McMannis, a sister of Mr.. Conn
yers. o.
Major ]. B. Burns of the Adjutant
Generals office, came over from
Boise this Thursday morning to
make inspection of Battery &C. and
see that the men and equipment are
in proper condition.
Fred Stanton left Tuesday even
ing for Twin Falls, where he will at
tend the Idaho State Truckman's
On his return he will
bring an auto from Rupert belong
ing to Mr.. McBrayer.
Mrs. W. C. Gardner, who came
here last fall to assist in the care OF
her daughter, Mrs Will Symes, who
passed away at her home east of Pay
cite, on Feb. End, left Monday even
ing for her home in Portland.
oofI n
change, the rain on Wednesday
morning reminds us, that while a
little slow in coming, spring is here
at last and every indication points
to good crops and success for 1922. I
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. W. F.
Chaplin Thursday, March 8, 1922, a |
ten pound son. Mother and son are
doing finely and Daddy" is walk /
ing on air. The newcomer is named
Walter Francis.-The Post Falls Ad-
vance.
There will be a 15c Lenten Tea
On the afternoon of Thursday, March .
23, at the home of Mrs. Bernard I
Eastman. The hostesses for the af-
.ernoon will be Mrs. Underwood, /
Mrs. Dunifer, Mrs. Easter, Mrs.
Landon and Mrs. Sutton.
Through the generosity of the late
Peter Pence, the Methodist people
nave come into possession of Mr..
2ence's fine home on south 9Th
street where the Rev. Walker and
,amily are now nicely located hav-
ng moved there the latter part of
he week.
Mrs. ]. L. Wells and little son,
vent to Ontario on Tuesday after
loon where they will visit Mrs.
Wells parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. W.
Cartwright. Mrs. Wells has Just re-
covered from an attack of the ''flu"
md thinks a few days vacation will
10 her good.
S. ]. Mayfield, a former we'll
Known Payette man, came down
rom Caldwell Wednesday morning
o spend a few days with his child
'en who are living near Payette,
While here he was caller at the
office and left the neces-
AIRY one-fifty for another years sub
criDtiOn