Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1923-05-24
PERSONAL AND LOCAL MENTION
Phone $40 for Taxi.
See those new dresses at Farber's.
Ham stitching at Earhers Mra Bird

Baker last SUNDAY.
H. O. Musgrove and family spent
Monday visiting relatives in Boise.
See those new ratine, linen and
voile dresses at Farber's.
For a Practical and Obstetrica
4 Nurse. Phone 81, Payette. May 24t4
Do you like the Irish? Then see
the Irish play at Fruitland H. S.
/. Auditorium, Friday evening. May rs.
> New York's latest in voile, ratine
and linen dresses Just arrived at
Farber's.
Mrs. j. E. Oldham visited at the
, and also witnessed the May Fete pro-
) gram.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Steffen and little
daughter of Nampa, came down Sat
I urday, in their new car and visited
relatives over Sunday.
Do you like good laugh? Then
see Peg O. My Heart" at High School
Auditorium, Fruitland, Friday even
ing.
Mr. and Mrs. L. NJ. Ferrel and DR..
and Mrs. D. S. Cochran were dinner
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Fuller.
We are preparing laying mash
for number of our customers. Why
feed something you do not know any
thing about.-Cash Feed Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Foster and
children were among the Emmett
people who visited Payette Sunday,
to witness the ball game.
II Can a man love two women at the
same time? See Peg o. My Heart
Friday night at Fruitland H S. Then
answer yourself.
Mr.. and Mrs. Till Powell were
Sunday guests at the home of Mrs
Powell's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. w.
/ Cartwright, of Ontario.
!; Mr. o. E. Bossen is enjoying visit
with his sister, Mrs. NJ. L. Delton, and
husband, of Seattle. They arrived
here Tuesday evening by way of
auto.
Mr. J. c. BaldridKe, manager of
the Co-operative Store, drove to
Parma, Tuesday Aftefaoon, to attend
the funeral OF a friend who lived at
: that place.
~ ohSi "OOu SnlpPCQ tHO cars
, of brick this week to Contractor o.
H. Richardson of Baker, Oregon He
also contracted for a large quantity
at Weiser.
I Miss Helen Harris, grand daughter
! of Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Alden, left
Saturday for St. Maries, Idaho, where
she is going to visit her mother and
sister for a while.
We have seed corn that will grow.
Those of our customers and pros
Those of our customers and pros |
late or desiring TO replant let US sup
ply you.-Cash Feed Store.
DR.. and Mrs. Steelhammer of Vale,
were spending a few days this week /
with Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert ]. Peter
son at the c. H. Robertson home,
Mrs. Steelhammer and Mrs. Peterson
are sisters.
In renewing her subscription Mrs.
Jas. c. Lewis of West Alexander, Pa.
says they are still much interested in
the people of Payette and glad to re-
ceive the news through the columns
of the Enterprise.
Del Christian, High Priest of Paw
ette Chapter, No. s leaves Payettel
Tuesday, May 22 on No. 23 as repre-
sentative to Grand Chapter, State of :
Idaho, which meets at st. Maries,
Idaho, May "a, 25 and 26.
There will be meeting of the
Business & Professional Women's
Club, Monday evening, May 2S, at s
O'Clock in the Chamber of Commercel
room. Very important Everyone
be sure and be there.
Mrs. c. G. Goodwin and SON Frank.
of Sweet, were visiting relatives in
Payette Sunday, and were accom- a
panied home by Franks younger il
brother Robert, who has been attend
ing the Payette school.
Stevenson's "Child's Garden of
Versus was presented by Miss
kundert to Mary Margaret Murphy :
for being neither absent nor tardy
Turing the entire school year. Mary
Margaret is in the second grade.
A. E. White, Eminent Commander
Of Weiser Commandry, leaves Pay
cite, Tuesday, May %, on No. 23. as
1t st. Maries, Idaho, May "a, 25 and
nandry, State of Idaho, which meets.
It Sa. Maries, Idaho, May "a, rs and II
96.
C. H. Robertson will leave via
luto about June 1st., for a two or
hree weeks visit with his daughter, m
Mrs. A. ]. Nicola, at Enumclaw, pl
Wash, on returning he will be in the
Ipple and pruhe buying game to the NJ
init.
Mrs. Audrey Harrington left Mon
lay for her home at Moscow, after :"
n extended visit with her uncle, al
frank Dubarka OF Payette, and IN
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM pi
of New Plymouth. and also "a
elatives and friends at Boise. ir
Mr.. and Mrs. R. D. Barry left Mon
ay evening for a two months trip to
he coast. Mr. Barry has been ON the w;
ob as section foreman OF the P. " no
ranch, of the o. S. L.. for the past in
5 years and will certainly enjoy the ~,
acation, his son, j w. Barry, and ~.
life, of Emmett, were down to see y
an, Tf ou