Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1922-04-27
PERSONAL AND LOCAL MENTION
e. B. Shanks and Attorney John
4. Norris were Boise visitors Tues

New Plymouth, were Payette visitor
Sunday.
Monday evening, May 8. 1922, the
date of the Choral Club Concert
At the Emma Theatre.
Raymond Connyers of Cascade
came down the latter part Of the
week for a few days visit with rela-
tives here. .
/ Another carload of new Chevro-
! lets due this week, consisting of 49O
Tourings and Roadsters.-Van
Motor Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. ]. Cushman and
family motored to Nampa, Sunday,
where they visited relatives return
ing to Payette that evening.
Better light, Hotter Spark, longer
life, more power,-U. s. Battery.
DR.. w. B. Sims, Chiropractor,
treats all kinds of Chronic Troubles,
and his Office is located over Keith's
clothing store. Payette. Ap.27tf.
Mrs. W. R. Mcclure and little son
returned to their home at Council,
Monday, after a few days visit with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. L.
TeeNdlel.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. Y. Bogard were
in Boise several days this week look
ing after their mining interest in the
Marsh Creek Mining Co. at Center
vile, Idaho.
Don't fail to hear Payette's Choral
Club in concert and cantata, May 8,
1922, and thereby assist in building
a new home for Portia and library
At the Emma Theatre.
Mr. R. Y. Bogard returned the
forepart of last week from Kansas
City at which place he has been for
the past three weeks on business
matters and also visiting relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs E E. Weaver accom-
panied by their son-in-law Mr.. Hogle,
of Boise, came over TO Payette Wed
nesday in their new Essex coach.
They are visiting at the home of
their daughter. Mrs. Russell Sharp.
Wes. Rhoades of Pocatello. came
down Tuesday, for short visit with
his mother. He returned today ac-
companied by his sister, Mrs. Morrel
and baby, who live at that place and
have been visiting here for several
weeks.
Mrs. Joe Davis Of Fruitland, was
taken to the Blanchard home Mon
day, where Drs. Payton, Drysdale
and Drake performed a major oper-
alton. Mrs. Felthouse is caring for
Ter and at present writing Mrs. Davis
Is doing nicely.
The best for the money is the U.
5. L. Battery. Apr. 27tf.
Ed Shelworth must be getting |
-eady for another move, he has
the completion of his home |
IN North Sixth with q coat OF white |
,aint and is making some modern |
inside. Ed has the !
labit of getting nicely settled in a |
rood home and then sell out to some !
,ther fellow.
The o. S. L. Co. has the little j
,ark in the center Of the street near
he passenger depot nicely arranged
With ornamental trees and seeded to
lue grass. In a short time the en-
rance to Payette will make a good
on the people coming into
own on the train
Some young people seem to think
hat flowers growing on the lawns
boat town are public property and
help themselves, quite I
number of flower beds have been
obbed the last few days. 1t may
sem like a triffling matter, but
yhen the people take a little pride
n beautifying their homes they are
lot doing it for the benefit Of the
ublic. h
Carl Williamson has opened up a
,eneral auto repair shop in the old
Ireamery building on west Center
Avenue, recently vacated by the
.uto Wrecking Co. He in now in
ossession of the shop. The stock of
epairs belonging to the Wrecking
20. haye been sold to the Automo-
i've Repair Co. The sign over Mr..
place of business is still
Auto Wrecking Co.. We wonder
! he intends to leave it that way.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. Satoris, Mr..
nd Mrs. U. S. Guss, Mr.: and Mrs.
'oehrum of Ontario, and Miss Lee,
ccompanied by Miss Pansy John
on of Weiser. Mrs. F. NJ. Nave and
Iiss Kate Stanford, motored to
,oise Saturday afternoon. The lat
pr three to attend party given by
friend, returning home the follow
lg morning. The remainder of the
arty stayed over for the Christian
cience lecture Sunday afternoon.
At their Stated Convocation held /
tuesday evening, April 25, 1922, {
ayette Chapter No. s. Royal Arch |
Iasons, enjoyed an official visit I
rom the Grand Lecturer. Henry 6
of the Grand Chapter of
loyal Arch Masons Of Idaho, accom- t
anied by the Grand Secretary, G
'erry C. Marshall, both of Boise. &
iaho, and the Grand Chaplain, Rev.
I. S. Rice, of New Plymouth, Idaho.
.fter a very interesting meeting in
he lodge hall. All adjourned to the
lue Bird Grill where an enjoyable
inch was partaken of.