Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1923-04-05
Personal AND LOCAL MENTION
E. w. Equals was a business Wis
itor at Caldwell, Tuesday.

: Weiser on business Monday evening.
r Attorney o. A. Sutton was il
r Weiser, on legal matters, Monday.
: Bulbs-Canna and Gladola, Al
Mrs. C. E Genoway's. April 5tf.
Attorneys Keller and Freehafei
were in Weiser attending a law suit
Monday
Mrs. Wash Hilman was taken to
Baker City, Saturday, where she un-
derwent surgical operation.
} Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. s. Nesbitt and
I children were the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. L. X. Ballenger last Sunday.
Miss Anna Pearson, County School
Superintendent, visited the school at
District No. 4, on Little Willow, Fri
day.
/ Wesley Rhoades came in from
Pocatello Saturday, to spend Sunday
with his mother, returning Sunday
evening.
I Mrs. Elizabeth Purcell left Tues
( day evening, for visit with her son,
Burt Purcell, several miles northwest
of Weiser.
1 Mrs. A. c. Douglass purchased of
4 F. NJ. Moss & Bro, the latter part of
the week, a new 1928 model Buick
"A" Sedan.
/ Earl Peters who has been living in
apartment rooms, over the Gorham
Mere. Co., moved Saturday to North
! 5th. street.
{ The Ladies' Aid society of the
Church OF God, will again furnish
lunch at the Auction House sale next
Saturday afternoon
Mrs. Sarah Say moved Saturday
from her daughters home Mrs. VIII
Bivins, on North 6th., to rooms in the
tGilmore Rooming House.
r Mr. and Mrs A G. O'Leary Of
Weiser, were Sunday visitors at thf
home of Mrs O'Leary's parents, M
/ and Mrs H B. Orcutt-
Bob Harris is improving the ap-
pearance of the Fletcher Oil Com
pany's tanks on South Sixth street,
with a coat of paint.
On account of the steady growth of
the Baptist Sunday school, the base
ment is being finished to accommo-
date some of the classes.
! Prof. ]. E. Turner left Tuesday for
! Spokane, Washington, where he goes
to address Interstate Teachers Asso-
citation, which convenes there this
week.
Charlie McCosh left last week for
Glenns Ferry, where he has accepted
a position as foreman on the HOO
acre ranch belonging to Doubleday
& Williams. His family will remain
in Payette.
Last Saturday was the last day to
buy gasoline before the 2 cent tax
took effect, and the old wagons were
on the go early and late. Bob Harris
with the Fletcher Oil Co., delivered
1000 gallons on that day.
Attorney o. A. Sutton is making
some extensive Improvement in his
home on North Sixth street, by add
ing a two room addition, it adds ma
terially to the looks as well as room
and better conveniences.
1t is reported that Mr. "Twig'' was
pinehed for speeding on North 9Th /
street one day last week, but as the i
evidence showed he was making only
about eleven miles, he was released /
on a promise to slow up little while
driving around town.
Arthur Blanchard left Monday
morning for LONE, oregon, little
place four miles out of Huntington,
where a large cement factory is being
established. NJ. Blanchard is a thor
ough mechanic and will likely secure
a position with the company. i
L. E. Purcell, who for some time
has been representing the Golden
West Creamery, as purchasing agent
at this place, has closed his place Of
business and left Tuesday for Pen
dleton, where he has accepted po-
sition with the company at that place.
Last week Frank E. Seeley, A. B.
Moss Jr., w. 1. Potter, w. w. Letson,
Henry Ashcroft, F. A. Wilbur, David
|. Peterson, Chas. Hartung, c. c.
Hargrove and c. w. Thurston, 32nd.
degree Masons, were in attendance at
the S1st Reunion of the Scottish Rite
Bodies of Free Masonry, held March
rs, 20, so, and 81, at Boise, Idaho,
and on Friday afternoon the 27th. de-
gree, night Commander Of the Tenn
pie was conferred under the direc-
ton of Frank E. Seeley assisted by all
other members attending from Pay
cite.