Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1913-11-06
Personal Mention
Big Sale now on at Mrs. ccmrt7n'-


, day morning ON No. II from an ex
. tended eastern visit.
q Mrs. j. H Griffith let Saturday
| morning for Glenn's Ferry to Io-k
: after her son EserotE who is suffer
r ing from dislocated shoulder.
r Children's Goats at bargain pr.ces
: at Russell's Coat and Suit Sale.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nova Lathroo expect
to leave about the twenty-second o.
this month 1cr winters visit with
friends and relatives in Arkans
Mr. and Mrs. L. w. Blackwood Of
Ediscl, NeDr.. enroute for California.
stopped cne day in Payette, and Wis
tied with the A L. shafer family.
Miss Lena Puser ard br ther,
Frank, expect to leave next Satur-
day for Tucson. Arizona, where they
will spend the winter
Ladies-Mrs Compton is Offering
great bargains at her Rezuetion Sale.
Owing to q typographical error we
are again this week publishing cor
rected statement OF the condition of
the Payette National Bank.
Mr.. and rfrs. C. F. Muller have
moved from the Bradshaw property
On Second Avenue South into the
Lauer property on First Avenue
South
Special sale of Ladies Coats and
Suits at Russell's.
During the absence Of Nick Brod-
srson and family in Europe John
Henshaw and wife VII look after
their place north of Payette and are
now living there.
Commissioner W. B. Mitchell, of
the second district, hyas in Fayetts
Monday a-d with Commissioner E.
A Blair of this district went out to
the new Payette river bridge to lcok
it over
All those having canned fruit for
the Children's Home in Boise are
requested to leave it at tae freight
house not later than Saturday-By
the request o. the Fruit Committee
Of the Portia Club
Fer kitchen cabinet and
heating stove and pipe.-Can 81.
Mrs. wiz Farson was taken to
Boise Thursday morning in an un-
conscious condition suffering from
very severe attack Of appendicitis
An operation was performed AID she
seems to be out of all danger.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. orcutt let on
Wednesday of this week for vsst
at Pocatello and Ogden. TEeT ex 1e-t
to be gone some ten Gays in the
hopes the change viii benefit Mrs.
orcutt who is just recov eriI g from a
serious operation.
w. F. Stirm and brother Jacob.
who is visiting him, were in Payetee
Tuesday. Wednesday they will drive
to Middleton to visit with an unc'e
and from there go to Boise to visit
a time with relatives before Mr..
5 iirm returns to his home in Iowa.
One half off on al timme1 hats
strictly cash sale at Mrs. Comp
toms.
Mrs. A S. Hammack of New Fly
mouth returned from Boise SatnrSay
where she had been 10 consult spe-
cisiist in regard to her case Mrs.
H7nmack has been in decii3ing
Lea'th for several years and will
leave for Portland in the near fu-
lure to enter sanitarium. 1t is
hoped by her many friends that she
be successful in receiving permanent
relief
'How do you like it, said a frieni
10 NJ. D. Chandler, cashier Of the
Fruit Growers bank as he drove down
Monday morning in his big Stude-
oake~ car. ooh, it's a dandy" says
VI. D. regular 1914 model, his
1 longer wheel base, better par OF
amps and louder horn" 'sWhy
thought you get that car last year.
replied the friend" "Oh who's talk
ng about car SAYS Chandler. "Tm
thinking Of that bouncing baby boy
that came to our home Sunday morn
ng."
If you need a Coat or Suit you
,an not afford to miss the Big Spe-
,ial Sale at Russells.
L. S. Johnson of Sioux CITY, wto
has been in Payette this sess9n buy
ing apples ard who was fortunate
10 secure several car leads le t Tre--
lay for his home in Sio1x City. Mr..
Johnson was we'll ple@sed with bis
efforts here and his only regret is
that he did not get here earlier and
buy more Payette apples. He an
lo1nces his intent ton of RET rrlirR