Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1923-07-26
PERSONAL AND LOCAL MENTION
Deering Binding Twine-for sale
by A. J. Shearer. July 5tf.

Rummage Days at the Golden Rule
are Monday and Tuesday, July Soth
and 31st.
Leave orders for hemstitching at
Farber's.-Mrs. Bird Jacobsen.
Marjory Hewitt of Nampa, is Wis
ttipg with her grandmother, Mrs
George and other relatives.
When you need Battery get a
Williard-F. NJ. Moss & Bro.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Stottler and
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Cahil left Sat
urday night for weeks vacation in
the pines.
VIM. Smithwick of Buhl, Idaho,
was a visitor at the home of his
sister, Mrs. G.. F. Fee. the latter para
Of the week.
F. NJ. Moss & Bro repairs all makes
fof Batteries, all work done by an
expert.
Little Evelyn Coulter who has
spent the summer with her aunt,
ldrs. Founder of Emmett, returned
home Sunday.
Eggs are cheap and you must have
the maximum production. Feed our
laying mash and get the maximum.
Cash Feed Store.
Attorney John H. Norris and
family are spending a two week s
vacation on Bear Greek, leaving here
Saturday evening.
Mrs. ]. H. Stoner and little daugh-
ter, left Saturday on the P. V. train
for Round Valley, where Mrs. Stoner
will visit sister
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Schlottman
have been enjoying a visit from Mrs.
Schlottman's little brother, Jack
Norton, of Boise.
We carry the leading brands of
flour and our delivery runs to ali
parts of the city. Order sack to
day.-Cash Feed Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. JIM. Swansea Re
turned Saturday evening from thet
trip to YeIlowstone National Par
and report a trip of real paeAsures
G. w. Branch returned to Payett
Monday. accompanied by his father
i w. E. Branch. from Gasport. Ne
YORK They expect to remain dul
ling the fruit season.
Walter Pence writes from Tt Ju
ana, Mexico, says, they are having
the time of their lives taking in th'
sights across the border, but viii
soon. turn toward the north on theil
lomeward trip.
Mrs. Chester Muzzy and children
came down from Baker City. Oregon
Sunday, and visited at the Fret
Stanton home until Tuesday morn
ing, when they were accompanied
back to Baker by Mr. and Mrs
Stanton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Wolfenspergel
Nof Rogby, Idaho, have been visiting
/ Mr.. woifensperger's sister, Mrs
! Frank Middleton. They returned
/ home Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs. Middle
ton motoring with them a far as
/ Boise.
Deering Binding Twine-for sale
by A. ]. Shearer. July 5tf.
A slight mistake was made in las
weeks Enterprise concerning the
girls who decorated the chautauqu;
platform, they were Camp Fire Girls
instead of Girl Scouts, and they wis
to thank each and every person Wh
contributed flowers and stands TO
their use.
When Elmer Cole came dow
town Wednesday, his head seemed
lust a little redder than usual, bu
he wore a smile on his face tha
I seemed to say, Its fifty-fiIt,
proposiaon at our house now. CIR
the first time and a boy this time
and he's sure some baby.
i Mrs. ]. r. Brown came up from
Caldwell Saturday for a short cal
/ and to transact little business fol
the Caldwell Creamery. She report!
Bob" in the harness and goint
! some. with the prospects very brigh
for the creamery business IN ina
! section. It's a mortal cinch" Boi
will squeeze out of it all there is IL
it.
! The girls of the Fatapochon CAM
Fire held their last monthly counci
fire in the Payette auto park. Tn
rank of Wood -gatherer was bestowe'
on Maron Tharp, the first member t
receive this honor Eleanor Hart
we'll. Ida Tharp and Marion Thar
were also presented with their Cam
Fire rings. Every girl received homo
beads for the work she had accom-
plished during the preceding montl
Two visitors and nearly all the men
bers were present.