Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1922-08-10


the Job at his Office.
\ H. E. Bliyen is spending this weel
pin the Cambridge and Council coun
try on business matters.
Miss Elsie LeavelI of Caldwell, i.
visiting this week at the home oi
Rev. and Mrs. C. w. Buell..
Miss Bertha Caldwell, of Logan
Iowa, spent the weekend with her
uncle, c. o. KirkendalI and family
! Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Korup, Mr. and
Mrs. L. E. Waters and family OF
Weiser, were Sunday guests at the
John Casbery home.
Mrs Ida Wells and Miss Lillian
Spotswood left on the early morning
train Monday, for Portland, and Sea
side, Oregon, on a two weeks vaca-
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Webb of Denver,
Colo, came the latter part of the
week for a visit at the home of Mrs.
Webb's daughter, Mrs. W. F. Sher-
wood.
Mrs. John H. Norris was taken
quite suddenly i'll last Thursday and
was taken by Mr.. Norris that even
ing to Boise hospital where she is
now recovering.
Try the U. S. L. Battery, longer
guarantee. Apr. 27tf.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. E. DoIling left
Sunday morning for Portland and
other points of interest on the coast
TO be gone on a weeks vacation, max
ing the trip in their Ford Coupe.
Mr.. and Mrs B. F. Huff, and
daughter Lenore, were entertained
at dinner Monday evening in honor
of Miss Bertha Caldwell of Logan,
Iowa. who is visiting at the Kirken-
dali home.
w. A. Bartlett returned Sunday
evening from Boise, where he went
to make inspection of a Diatomace-
Gus earth claim a few miles from the
city which is said to be a very valu-
able poperty.
Misses Ida and Lucy Wager re-
turned last Saturday evening, after
a two months stay at Bellingham,
Wash, where Miss Ida has been
taking post graduate work, at the
State Normal School.
On Saturday morning August 5th,
a daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs. /
Julius Christensen, living on East /
Second Avenue South. The little
miss has a fair start in the world, I
.iping the beam at 1914 pounds
The best for the money is the U. |
5. L. Battery. Apr 27tf.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Eastman
eft Saturday by auto for their ranch /
n upper Long Valley, on sort of a
second honeymoon trip, leaving the /
at home, Mr.. Eastman went
to arrange for putting
yater on his ranch, and bring it under
better state of cultivation
Art Bulmer who has been at Pay
tie for the past week left Tuesday
or La Grande, Oregon. where he will
axe up the work as operator for the
abroad company. While here he
pent a few days in Boise taking
reatment for an aiIment contracted
7hile in the overseas service.
H. J. Puchert and family and Mr.. !
nd Mrs. Clarence Ffcken, returned
he latter part of the week from
.awley. California, making the trip
Y auto. They have been extensive
' engaged in the production OF as
aragus down in the Imperial Valley,
ut may decide to again locate at
RUTLAND.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Smith re-
urned Sunday evening from u few
ays outing at Lake View Camp, and
ave many good things 20 say re-
arding the camp, and also report ,
he roads in excellent condition with ,
he exception of short distance at
'amarack. They met many Payette
eople at the camp.
Better light, Hotter Spark. longer
fe, more power,-U. S. l.. Battery. I
Miss Gladys Boltman entertained l
he Etiquette Club last Thursday &
vening at her home on 1900 North t
ecently been organized it appears to 2
-inth st. Altho the club has just
e a very promising one. The even
lg was spent in studying etiquette.
he guest of the club was Miss 9
lanche Bayer of Mountain Home, J,
no is visiting Miss Ula Hughes.
.isses Ethel Jefferis and Fern Bru
lker assisted the hostess in serving ]
dainty two course luncheon. The g
embers of the club are: Ethel JEFF $
iris, Hazel and Fern Brubaker, Ula f