Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1919-11-20

ing a new Allen car which he re
Gently purchased.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Reilly were oyel
from Vale Tuesday and spent few
hours visiting friends in Payette.
/ Beth Wainwright went to Boise
Saturday to attend to some legal
matters for Attorney ]. H. Norris.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Melee of Prosser
Oregon, are here visiting at the home
of Mrs. McLee's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Crumme.
Misses Hazel Shafer and Alberta
Wainwright went to Boise Saturday
where they will take a course in
Links Business College.
Capt. McRoberts of Twin Falls
who is here visiting and Capt ]. E.
Crouch motored to Weiser Monday
to visit Col. c. C. Connant.
Mr. and Mrs. A. A Stettler and
Miss Helen left Tuesday night on
No Is for a two months visit with
relatives in Chicago and Ohio.
Have calls for farm land. List
your farms with w NJ Copeland. t2
Will Kirk of Salem, Oregon, came
Friday and visited until Monday
evening with his mother, Mrs. MSry
E. Kirk, and other relatives and
friends.
MIR. R. Dando, proprietor IF the
City Meat Market, has secured a fine
bear for his Thanksgiving trade.
He is about a two-year old and is
in prime condition
Mr. E. H. Dougherty, proprietor
of the Minnesota Shoe Hospital, re-
Gently purchased a house on End
Avenue South and 7th Street, and
moved to the new. home last week.
Have demand for city property I'M
Payette. List your property with
W NJ Copeland. t2.
y Among the new car owners we
notice c. E. Larson and Attorney
Norris driving a Baby Overland; c.
P. Lattig and c. H. Sargent Scripps
Booth; and Mrs Mary o. Wilson a
Cadillac Eight.
Captain McRoberts of Twin Falls
came Saturday to meet his wife who
has been visiting on the coast and
stopped on her return at Payette to
visit friends. Capt. McRoberts was
one of the first of the End Idaho,
and served eighteen months over
seas.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Jacobsen,
Mrs. Lester c. Sewell and little
Leslie are preparing for another
trip to Long Beach, California. They
expect to start about the last of this
week. Mrs. Sewell and daughter will
return after a months stay leaving
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacobsen to spend the
winter.
D. B. Coats came into the Enter
prise office the other day peeking
over a big scab on the northwest
corner of his face, presenting the
appearance of a man who had been
attending an Irish Wake. But when
questioned about what had happen
ed, said he had just been shaking
hands with a young colt which OBJ
iected to having its feet trimmed.
Money to Loan on Real Estate
W. NJ. Copeland. t2.
General L. v. Patch returned Sun
day evening from Minneapolis where
he had been attending the American
Legion Convention While there Mr..
Patch was elected permanent chair
man of the committee on future
military policies of the United States.
This is very important and hon
orable position but we know of no
one better qualified or more deserv-
ing than Gen. Patch.
James Wright and family of AL
berta, Canada, arrived in Payette
Saturday evening and are visiting at
the d. B. Coats home. Mr.. and Mrs.
Wright were residents of this coun-
try years ago, leaving here about
the year 1906, first locating in
Missouri and later to Canada. He was
for several years in partnership in
the sheep business with Mr.. Coats.
We understand it is their intention
to again make this their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Kent left
last Sunday for st. James, New
Brunswick, Canada. to visit at the
home of Mrs. Kent's sister. They
will stop on their way at Salt Lake
for a few days to visit Mr.. Kent's
brother. Mr.. Kent will return the
latter part of December, stopping at
Chicago to visit his parents. Mrs,
Kent will remain in Canada until