Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1922-05-25

within q IeW Weeks the WOEh Oh lay
Ing the paving will begin.
We have grown more in seven years
than many have In 20.-Farbers.
Wes Farson has Just completed
very neat little barn at the Steve
Clanton home on 9Th street
Professor ]. E Turner made a
business trip TO Boise Wednesday
evening returning early this morn
ing.
Miss Leora Smith who underwent
an operation for appendicitis at the
Holy Rosary Hospital of Ontario, is
doing nicely and returned home
Wednesday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. j. H. Connyers, Mrs
L. K. Ballenger and Mrs. Will Wells,
drove TO Weiser Wednesday morning
to attend the graduating exercises at
1.-THE Intermountain Institute.
Barney wadford, of New Ply
mouth. W. 3. Baldwin Of Fruitland
and John Deidericksen of Payette
are each owners of new Chevrolet
cars purchased this week of the Van
Motor Co.
Mrs. D. B. Coates who was quite
Ill for several days, threatened with
appendicitis, after receiving careful
medical attention, has averted the
necessity OF an operation and is row
much improved.
Auto Livery-Lieensed trucks for
picnic parties. Independent Transfer
Co.. Phone 1876.
Mr.. E. W. Equals has also got the
paint habit which is evidenced by a
new coat of paint of his home on
North 6th Street. It's a good habit
to get into. Paint is cheaper than
lumber. and looks lots better.
Burt Chapman, a former Payette
man. now of Green River, Wyoming.
arrived Monday evening to renew
acqusintanees with his old time
friends. Burt has good position
Nth the L. P. at Green River.
Auto Repair Shop. N R. Storreu
1t Warehouse, Indep pendent Trans
Ter Co.. Phone 126.
A fine baby arrived at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. L. Rorabaugh at their
home on Second Avenue South, on
May goth. Wait a minute. Don't
:et excited, it was Just Baby Over
and.
Henry Sands closed a deal the lat
ser part OF the week with George
Neisner of Lexington, Neb., for the
purchase of his home on North 9Th
ztreet Mr.. Weisner is now in pos
session and Mr.. Sands has moved to
Council.
H. W. Zimmerman and wife. who
eft Payette last October by auto tor
long Beach, Cal, arrived home
Wednesday of this week. They en-
Dyed q very pleasant trip home,
hiding the road conditions coed
xcept a short distance over the
The window decorations at Wood
{ Spauldings, the handy work OF
ke Adair. is quite appropriate this
reek, while the town is filled with
'tasins. Give ike few joints of
itove pipe, a monkey-wrench and a
ew carpenter tools and he'll build
hem into most anything to suit the
occasion.
Rev. W E. Bobbitt of Woodland.
california, arrived on No. "a Wednes-
lay afternoon and is meeting a
iearty welcome by many of his old
ime friends As announced else
where in this issue he will deliver
he Memorial address on Tuesday
nd also lecture at the High School
Monday evening.
The latest home improvement is a
oat Of white-wash on the trunk OF
he trees in the front yard, and also
he curbing, and all weeds and rub
ish cleaned away to the center of
he street, q sample may be seen at.
he home of Mr.. r. A. Blair. Mr..
Blair is also building very neat
ement approach to his front porch.
The body of little Amy Francis
an Nslkenburg temporarily buried
4 Riverside cemetery on April 14th.
'ss removed Tuesday and shipped
Wednesday to Hepner. Oregon. ae-
ompanied by the family, for burial
4 the family lot. Mr.. and Mrs. Van
'alkenburg will go from there 10
'ortland where they viii rake their
ONE. We are sorry TO part with
his good family. but wish them sue
eSs In their new home.