Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1924-05-08
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Sunday visiting friends in Payette.
The interior of the Brunswlcl
Pool Hall has been newly painted
and looks much better.
Mrs. Sarah Say left this mornlne
for Glenns Ferry for an ATTENDED WISH
at the home of her daughter.
Albert MauIe and wife and son
Dick, were son visitors at the nome
of Mrs. Maule's parents, Mr. ana
Mrs. c. j. Lattig.
Mrs. Ruth Moss has been quite
sick for the past week or ten days
but is much improved at this tlme'
James M. DAILY, the reliable Piano
Tuner. will be in Payette about June
/, leave orders with Mrs. Mason
heimer, Phone 24-J. May Sta
The w. C. T. U. will meet next
Tuesday Afternoon at 2:30 with Mrs.
/ p Zimmerman, 313 River street.
All ladies are cordially invited to
attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Dominick
and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wlld' OF
Nampa. were Sunday guests at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Bru-
| baker.
p. F.. Lockhart, wha has spent the
winter in California and other cost
points returned to Payette the latter
mart of the week and has accepted
noStion at the Elk barber shop.
Louie Hubert, who has been in
the employ of H. o. Musgrove FOR
some time past in the sheep business
has resigned his position and is now
in the employ of H. ]. Weidner in
the bee business.
The Gun club opened the seasons
trap-shooting Sunday. The attend
ance was small and due to lack OF
practice and the wind, the record
was rather low, % out of rs was the
best record made.
L. c.. Highly, former Payette
man, now living in Portland, came IN
this morning from Boise for brief
visit between trains. Mr.. Highly has
been in Boise installing a refr1gera-
tor plant for the Skagg's store, also
one at Caldwell.
Mrs. VIM. Bulmer left Wednesday
for Seattle to be present at the we'd
ding of her son Arthur Bulmer, who
will wed a Seattle lady on Sunday,
May 10th. Arthur has a good posi-
lion at Tacoma, where they will
make their home.
Dr. and Mrs. viii Holt of Yakima,
drrived in Payette
evening on a short visit and
'omd business matters, returning
.arly this morning accompanied by
he Doctors father and mother, who
will spend the summer in Yakima.
F. H. Hogue, accompanied by Mrs.
Iogue, left Monday morning for
cortland on business matters, from
here they will go to Seattle, and
ONE by way Of Yakima to look over
he fruit and produce situation. They
xpect to be gone a week or ten
avs. !
Things are being pretty well torn I
Ip at the E. A. Blair home this 8
week, two men at work on the out
ide and two women at work on
he inside, however the basement Is
where E. A. is still able
o hold forth and entertain his
riends.
Attorney F. H. Lyon drove In
rom Fullerton, California, Wednes-
lay evening to be here a few days
| business matters. He had but little
difficulty in driving through, said
Ie was only stopped and disinfected
bout twenty times on account of
he hoof and mouth disease.
Mrs. c. E. Larson of Weiser, en-
ertained the x. Y. q, club of Pay
tie at her home on Wednesday. A
most beautiful luncheon was served
It 1 o'clock to the 9 members pre-
ent. A social hour with music
nd poetry closed the afternoon,
which was much enjoyed by all pre-
ent.
Mrs. R. S. Stringfellow, field sec
etary for st. Margaret's school,
Boise, was in Payette the first of
he week looking up prospective stu
ents in this vicinity st. Margaret'sI
S an accredited high school under
he auspices of the Episcopal church,
nd has had very successful year.
drs. Stringfellow stated Miss Elise
\. Roberts formerly of Hartford,
'onn., is the principal, Miss Susan !
irothe of Payette, is house-mother
t Se Margaret's and has the special
are OF the younger girls.