Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1924-02-21

Eound on the streets of Payette
one tire and rim, left at Buick Gar
age.
Col L. V. Patch was business
visitor Tuesday at Parma, Calu"ei'
and Nampa.
Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Florer OF BOISE,
Ut sunday at the j. E. Oldham
home in this city.
4 We have the food for those chics
Won have Matched. Let US sho" you
Cash Feed Store.
Mrs G. w. Bush left for Long
Reach. Calf, Sunday, after a TWO
months visit at the home OF her
neice. Mrs. j. P. Pinger.
Delbert L. Davis, who is flillhs
vacancy on the P. l. C N. road as
Locomotive engineer, for a couple Oh
weeks. spent Sunday visiting nome
folks.
You should not wait until you are
readv to seed before you have your
seed cleaned. We will do TINS JOB
for YOU and do it right.-Cash Feeo
Store. :,
lack McDevitt of Boise, Wei
! known fruit buyer, was IN Payette
several days this week looking after
the shipment of several cars Oh
apples.
w A Coughanour went to Boise
Tuesday and purchased 1000 feet or
! 4 inch wood pipe which was delivered
Wednesday down to the Payette GEM
etery.
Mrs. Charley Galloway, Mrs. Ele-
more Hawthorn and Mrs. VIM. Gltlei
of Weiser, were in Payette Wednes-
dav and spent the day with Mrs
McGlinchey.
Mrs. 1. l.. Thurston accompanied
her sister, Mrs. Baker to Boise Inurs-
day. for few days visit and mel
dentally to hear the musicale play
at the Pinney.
i. E. Allison, who recently went
to Portland where he engaged IN the
retail grocery business, was IN Fay
cite this week to make disposition
of his property here.
H. r. Risley, Idaho state mana
ger. and C. H. Lyle, state auditor
of the Intermountain Telephone Co..
were in Payette Tuesday in the IN
terest of the company,
Mrs. H, T. Lemons who came to
Payette last week to be present al
the funeral of her brother, Bert
Sherman, returned Monday to her
home in Tacoma, Wash.
w. A. Coughanour is in Boise THIS
week in the interest of the ldaho
State Fire Insurance Co., attending
meeting of the board of directors OF
which he is a member, on Wednes-
day
D. H. Snowberger did system
attic job of pruning the Ball Locust
trees in front of the court house. The
job might be a pattern for others
who have the same kind OF trees TO
prune,
Mr.. and Mrs, b, H. Hegue were
among the music lovers who at
tended the Blossom Time enter
tainment in Boise Saturday night.
They returned Sunday making the
trip by rail.
The sports with the rod and line
have been on the job the last few
days with some pretty good results
Till Powell reports landing one at
Buttermilk Slough last Sunday that
weighed about three pounds.
Mrs VIM. Copeland returned Fri
day from an extended visit with her
sister at Blue Springs, Neb. Mrs.
Copeland went east late last summer
with the view of improving her
health but find her condition not
much improved.
Bob Keith left the latter part of
the week for Long Beach, Calf, on
a little vacation and a visit with his
parents, who have been spending the
winter there. He went by way of
Salt Lake, where he spent few
days on his way.
Mrs. Val Becker returned to her
home at Westfall, Oregon, Saturday,
after a weeks visit at the home of
her sister, Mrs. Charley Hartung
Her father and mother who lives
near Ontario were also here for a
few days during the week.
Mrs. M. E. Sturdevant returned to
her home in Payette Monday after a
visit of seevral months at the home
of her son, Will Sturdevant, who
lives at Chehalis, Washington She
was quite tired from her journey
home, but is much improved in
health.
These warm days make us feel like
being out in the open and gardening
little. We have the onion sets and
the garden seeds.-Cash Feed Store.