Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1919-12-11


quire of T. ]. Ripper. proprietor of
the Valley Music House.
Mr.. and Mrs. viii Tyson OF Banks
came down the latter part Of the
week and are visiting 1t the home of
Mrs. Tyson's sister. Mrs. A. B. Moss
Jr.
Get your Red Cross Xmas Seals.
Martin o. Luther. Probate Judge,
united in marriage ct shs Court
House. December 4. Revisllo Lundt
and Miss Florence Murray. both of
Emmett
Phoenix Silk hose at YaYbeY's.
2 W. ]. Lyon, son of hrs N ].
Deal, who has been stopping at the
Deal home the past few months. left
Monday evening for Portland where
ne will spend the winter.
c. e. Darling of the University of
IDAHO was in Payette today making
arrangements for a concert to be
given some time in January by the
University Glee Club. Announcement
of exact date will be given later.
N. NJ. Jensen left Tuesday for
Scranton, Iowa, and several other
middle west points. He expects to
be gone about six weeks. He left
rather cold weather here, but just
wait until he reaches his destina-
tion.
Farbers Toy room pleases the
kiddies.
Henry A. Gladish of Fruitland,
and Miss Alice Lee Stoneman of
Grayson, Va, were united in mar,
riage at the Wash Brannock home
near New Plymouth Wednesday at
one O'Clock. Rev. F. NJ. Burtch Of
ficiating.
Red Gross Xmas Seals at all stores
Mrs. Frank Forbes left last week
for Portland, Oregon, to keep
house and spend the winter with
her two sons, Orren and Ray who
both have good positions in the
City. Frank is at home Tipping his
own flap jacks, but expects to take
a trip down about the holidays.
Thomas Dolon of Omaha, Neb., !
who has been here visiting his |
daughter, Mrs. James Church near
Fruitland, returned to his home |
on Wednesday. Mr.. Dolon is past |
So years of age. He made the trip |
alone and says he feels the visit
to this country will add five years |
to his life.
Charley Shontz OF Eugene, Ore
gon, arrived IN Payette Saturday
for a visit and to attend to some
business at the County Seat. Char I
ley was considered pretty fair for /
truth and veracity when he lived |
here a few years ago, but when
asked how every thing was at Eu-
gene, said the roses were still in
bloom.
Red Cross Xmas Seals at all stores. |
Thomas Reiger came in from Rig
gins, Idaho, to spend the Holidays
with friends and old acquaintances.
Tom has been on the Brundage |
ranch on Salmon river since re-
turning from the service almost
year ago. He has made considerable
in size during his alb
sence and has lost none of his
good looks either.
Have you been in Farber's Christ
mas Store?
The window displays OF the Pay
stte Stores have again taken on
heir Christmas appearance and are
'ull of many good suggestions for
he Christmas shopper. The window
we'll decorated, is an outward ap-
of thrift and good business.
3nt the throngs of people that
pack the stores every day in the
week and are seen coming out with
arms filled with packages is sure
ign of good goods at the right pri-
.es. Additional help has been put
IN at almost every store, and even d
hen patrons must often wait for !
heir turn The merchant who buys
light, sells right and advertises /,
What he has to sell, gets the business
1oek the ads over in this issue I
-ou will find many good suggestions ]
or your OhTistmss deeds.