Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1924-05-22

: Lauer, proprietor.
: flour. Our delivery runs to al
parts of the city.-Cash Feed Store
: Mrs. N. S. Brumley arrived Wed
nesday from South Dakota, to visi
: her sister, Mrs. M. McGlinchy.
A ten pound daughter was born tc
; Mr.. and Mrs. Lyle Terrell at the
Blanchard home on Thursday morn
ing, May 18th.
C. r. Augustus left early Tuesday
morning driving to Parma, where
he will make delivery of goods sold
near that place.
The Warren Dorathy and Roy
| Harrington families went to the
upper country Saturday evening and
tried their luck at fishing.
Mrs. A. S. Hammock came down
from New Plymouth Tuesday even
ing for a few days visit at the home
of her sister, Mrs. c. w. Giesler.
The most unique and interesting
contest you ever entered. The
Chi-Nameling contest at the Peter
son Furniture store. Is prizes, no
expense.
III. d. Jackson went to Boise the
latter part of this week where he
will remain for a couple of days,
looking after legal affairs concern
ing the Payette National Bank.
Marjorie Hamilton, of Weiser,
daughter of DR.. and Mrs. w. r..
Hamilton, is spending few days at
the home of her grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. w. A. Coughanour
Store and Fixtures for Sale or
rent, inquire of Mrs. Pauline Ficke.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Freddy of
Pendleton, Oregon, are here visiting
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Allen
Stegal Mrs. Freddy was formerly
Miss Myrtle Salee of this place.
Carroll Parks Reiser, and Wilma
Irene Gish, of Emmett, were united !
in marriage Monday afternoon, May
10Th, at the court house, Will Wells
Justice of the Peace officiating.
Any one contemplating a trip to
Los Angeles, or near that point in
California, and willing to have a
little girl accompany them, kindly
notify Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Blair.
Henry Browning stopped off in
Payette Monday evening for brief
stay while enroute to Salt Lake.
Henry was one Payette boy leaving
lere when just lad about ten years
sgo.
Get more Eggs. Feed our Egg
Mash. You get results.-Payettel
equity Exchange.
David 1. Peterson, accompanied by
Yrs. Peterson, left the latter part
If the week for Lewiston, Yakima ,
md other fruit sections of the north
vest to look over the fruit situation !
They will go to Portland before re- ;
urning to Payette r
Mr. and Mrs. j. H. Davis and little I
Margaret, were in Payette Saturday
Ind Sunday. Jim was making his \
egular call among the business
len on Saturday and Sunday one
If the principal speakers at the
convention. While here G
hey were guests at the S. D. Coch- q
an home.
We know you cannot make any f
'etter laying mash than we can but
I you think so bring us what Won O
ave and we will supply the rest and S
% the grinding and mixing for you S
Cash Feed Store. Il
Everybody is doing it-What? e
training with the Patent Chi-Namel Il
trainer at the Peterson Furniture D
tore. Is prizes given away FREE. p
osts nothing to try. B
The dry weather that has prevail n
d during the past few weeks Is Il
citing to be a serious proposition d.
18th the stock men and the dry "
lrmers. The month of April and so 90
If is May it has been the dryest in W
any years, not drop of rain for III
early fifty days, and during the :.
lst two weeks the temperature has C
zen ranging around 90. 81 81
Don't forget the Evergreen Station de
hen in need of Oil and Gas.-Ed
luer. ~,
Did you ever stop to think that of
ltterfat was liable to be better w
ice owing to the prevalence of the sc
OF and mouth disease in California w
etter be prepared. Grow more so
ives. You can do the work with De
latchford's calf meal. We have il. so
Cash Feed Store. -
The Ampico Recital at the Paw 81
tie High School Tuesday evening tn
sisted by Evelyn Blake Sleep. and SV
ISIS Rollins of Ontario, was we'll Nc
tended and highly appreciated. es- nil
'cially the vocal numbers by Mrs Nc
eep. Mrs. Sleep has wonderful Sc
ntralto voice and those who were No
't there missed something worth rul
lille. III On
A Packard car belonging to Rob We
prominent sheen man mir
Weiser, was badly wrecked Mon the
y evening and one of the occcr- tai
nts quite seriously injured Tho Go
was being driven from Hunting get
TO Weiser by a lady book apl
eper from the Stanfield office
10 was accompanied by a ladv the
END, who received serious iniurias o'cI
zen the car left the highway and OF
lied down the embankment anu the
Attorney John H. Holman ana Oh
re returned Sunday EVENING fror. san
Trip of several days, VISITING Twin cIo'
lis ana several towns in that sec pr pro
n. eec- be
me past few days have haon r.
'al Tor gardening. All Won bo1,a fr,
40 now is to plant the seed and