Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1919-12-18


new Chevrolet run-sbout, purchased
Of the vanderford Garage.
H. ]. Thompson returned from
{ Boise Tuesday morning after spe1j-
ing Sunday at the capital city with
his wife.
According 10 reliable reports the
mercury registered 81 below zero
at the Payette Lakes last Monday.
/ slr. and Mrs. H. H. Clay returned
from Boise Tuesday from q two
weeks visit with relatives and fri
ends.
I For Plumbing work Of any kind
see Tom BuImer at Wood & spauld-
ings. He has had years of expert
enee and guarantees satisfaction.
Mrs. c. A snyred left Tuesday for
her home in Tacoma. Washington.
after very pleasant visit st the
home Of her daughter, Mrs. c. 4.
FieIstrom.
Charley Kent left Tuesday eve
ming for Yakima. Washington. where
he will attend business college. This
is perhaps the most important step
Charley has ever taken.
Mrs VIII Tyson who vas here
visiting her sister. Mrs. A B. Moss.
Jr-- left Sunday evening for Portland
to visit until after the holidays with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A ZelleT-
Dir. and Mrs. j. J. Boehmer who
have been visiting friends il Pay
ette for the past month, returned
TO Spokane Monday evening TO be
with their daughter who Is living at
that place
Mrs d. 2 Albert who was taken
70 81. Lakes hospital sL Boise Wed-
aesday OF last week. Is recovering
LIom the effects OF the operation
seiy nleeiy and Is expected home
sItninNa snort time
r n Hogue returned the latter
part OF the week from Calcago where
le mas been on Z Business trip to
ne city Tor about ten days ne re-
ports the weather quite cold but the
market conditions good
Big Shipment of victor Records
.nd. Sneet Music for Anas-Let-
.ons JeweIry and Music Store.
Dr. H B. Catron was in Boise /
ne fore part OF the week Tne
JOeIor Is 3 member or the State /
-xamining board Tor osteOpatns- :
M was there Tor the purpose OL i
ssisting with the giving os eIzmiua- :
ion questions
The girls Of the High School gave
banquet on last Friday evening 8
o the foot ball boys, at the dining I
Dom in the Y. VI. c. A. From ali
eports there we're plenty of good
hIngs to eat and very enjoyable
yening spent I
David Shearer who has been work
1g al the logging camp near Cas-
sde. came down the latter part Of {
he week TO spend the holidays aud
o wait until the weather conditions
III permit the re-opening OF the {
rork at the camp.
Rev. NJ. D. Reed left Tuesday
loruing for Boise 10 attend . three !
ays session of the Inter-Church :,
World movement. This is a very i'm !
ortart meeting and it is expected :
hat much good will result from the :
1ree days session ;,
All latest Sheet Music. both in y
.rumental and Vocal Lets0n I,
ewelry and Music Store
Mr. and Mrs. D. NJ Parks and two g
aughters LETT Sunday evening for
.ogaIes, Arizona, TO visit at the L
ONE of their son. Ferald. who is
! business at that place, They also
zpect to go to California for few al
seks before returning. in
On account Of belated trains, the g
QOAAcA u Il " NA-4 NS-- E--
snted from holding their Public n
eeting Saturday evening, but they 9
ave the assurance of Head Con-
II 1. l. Book that he will visit 2'
ayette at his first opportunity, and a
axe good his promise.
Mrs. Elmer Nesbitt came down :
ON Crane Creek Monday to spend
.e holidays with her parents, Mr..
Id Mrs. I. W. Kenwsrd. and per
APPS viii remain until spring. The :,
Gather conditions and the deep
low made the trip a rather tedi- = =
is one. She was five days on the -
,ad.
The 18th has come and gone with
It any particularly unusual dis an
rbance in the elements or weather kn
,nditious. Some who were inclin- m:
to believe all the reports given W.
Il really expected some great ca