Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1924-08-07
locals


Starkey Sunday to spend the day
j. C. Baldridge was a business
visitor in Boise Monday afternoon.
F. H. Hogue left Monday morning
for Salem, oregon, on business mat
tiers.
A daughter was born Sunday NOR
ming, August 3rd to Mr.. and Mrs. J.
F. Jones.
E. H. Brubaker and Elmer Kirk
endall were in Boise on business
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Homer Hart report
a 12-round daughter, born Thurs
day, July s1st.
C. c. Springston and son, Har-
land. left by auto Monday morning
to visit several coast points.
Col l.. ". Patch left Wednesday
for Twin Falls and Pocatello to be
gone several days on business mat
terra
"Sharkey' Ashenhurst and "Slim"
Loveland made flying trip to the
Payette lakes Sunday, returning in
the evening.
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George Small and wife are among
the number at Lakeview camp this
week, going up Sunday morning to
remain all week.
Neil Fitch of Pocatello arrived
here last Thursday evening to greet
his new daughter, born at the &. r.
Fitch home on that day.
Miss Florence Christensen. chief
operator at the telephone office, left
Saturday for Los Angles, to spend |
her vacation with relatives.
Misses Olga and Emma Johnson |
left Wednesday by auto for two
weeks vacation They will visit at
Portland, Tacoma and Seattle.
David 1. Peterson left Tuesday for
ST. Louis on business matters, leav-
ing Mrs Peterson and daughter at
Lake View camp during his abb
sence.
Dell Trimbow and Miss Erma c..
See. both of La Grande, Ore, were
married Monday, August 4, at the
court house. Judge Martin Luther
officiating
Charles Rose is doing some ex-
tensive Improvement at his home on
North Sixth street The house has
been resided and painted and looks
much better s,
Attorneys Norris and Sutton with
their families, drove to Bear creek
Saturday afternoon, returning Sun
day evening. They report fair
catch of trout.
Scott Brubaker and family left T
Saturday evening for Wallowa lake,
seventy miles out of La Grande,
Oregon, where they will spend the
week fishing.
Mr.. and Mrs Vet Gorham, accom-,
panied by Mr. and Mrs. Albert Moh-
Ter of Fruitland, drove to h e
Meadows Sunday where they spent
the day, returning late that evening.
Barbara Smith, 12-year-old daugh-
ter Of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Smith, is
nicely recovering from a severe at
tack of typhoid fever, the first case
of typhoid in Payette for more than
a year.
r. H. Shadoin and family and Carl
and family drove to
Sunday morning. Carl and
Fred returned sunday evening leav-
ing the families Is spend week in
the shade Of the big pines>
w. H. Farber and Son have made
a wonderful improvement in the ap-
pearance of their place of business. ,
Walls of the interior of the building {
have been re-kalsomined and wood
work re-painted. John Casberg is !
doing the work.
Gladys Ainey arrived in Payette
Sunday evening from Portland to
spend her Vacation at the home OF ,
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. D. W. ]
Ainey. Miss Ainey has good posi- t
ion with the bonding department of )
,ne Of the large banks of Portland .
l.. v. Patch, manager of the Idaho
Canning Co., was in Council the lat
Ter part of the week. He says the y
'ruit crop in that section is very Il
good. and while there purchased two
;ars OF liberia peaches which will
De shipped to the cannery about the
10th of September.
Arthur Johnston and family re- ~
urned home Saturday evening after !.
J camping trip Of two weeks in the v
ills. Several days were spent at the W
'ayette lakes and down the Payette n