Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1919-11-06
ONE DOLLAR AND oNE-RALF A YEAR
Personal and Local Mention

J HATS at COST. Saturday. Novem-
Der sth.-Mrs. A. V. Strauss
". L Hasbrock Of Caldwell was
a guest Of c. A Smith the fore par,
Of the week Mr.. Hasbrook is inter
ested in oil stock in Texas
Mrs. J. c. vallikett who has been
4 visiting relatives al Sauk Centre.
Minnesota, the past two months. re-
turned TO Payette last Friday.
County Commissioner c. A Strong
Of New Plymouth, returned Wednes-
day evening from Douglass. wyom-
ing, where he had been two weeks.
J. R. McKinneys are moving this
week 10 the Satoris home. They VIII
occupy the first floor and Mr.. and
Mrs satoris VIII occupy the second
floor
Mrs Faye Graves of Chadron.
Nebraska, is visiting her friend.
Miss Helena Eddy. These ladies were
College mates when attending the
Illinois College Of Photography
Mrs. Paul Walker was hostess to
the A B. c. Club al her home on n.
5th Street, Wednesday afternoon
Eight members were present Mrs.
Walker served dainty refreshments
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Emerson and
children left Tuesday evening for
Pheonir. Arizona, TO spend the win
ter, the trip being largely for the
benefit of Mr. Emerson who is in
poor health
L. K Ballenger. salesman for the
Rex Spray Co. went To Tamarack
Wednesday morning TO procure wood
if possible 10 help relieve the fuel
situation At present coal seems to
be out of the question
Forrest Stamey left Monday for
Pendleton, where he VIII resume his
position as travelling salesman for
the Liggett-Myers Tobacco Co. He
has the territory between Portland
and Vale. ~
s. G. Davis. car Inspector for the
-oS- L.. who has bes6 stationed at
Payette the past fall. left wednes-
day evening for his home in Black
foot Mr.. Davis is a brother of NJ G.
Davis of this city.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Forbes and
son Ray expect to leave soon for
Portland to spend the winter with
their two sons, jim and E D. Forbes
They will also visit their daughter,
Mrs W. C. Ireton, at LaCenter, Wash
Reduced prices on hats at Ensign
Millinery.
Friends of o. L Hargroye, who
was teacher in the Payette High
School several years. viii be interest
ed to know that a son vas born to
Mr. and Mrs Hargroye, Oct. Is. at
Gunnison, Colorado. They have nam
ed him Dawson Kenneth
Mr. and Mrs F. E seeley, little
Bobby, ard Mr.. z. A Clement. father
of Mrs Seeley. left Monday evening
for California Mr. Seeley viii re-
turn to Payette in a week or ten
days, leaving the rest of the family
to spend the winter with a sister OF
Mrs Seeley-
Potted Bulbs at the Ensign Mill
merry Store.
Dr.. Steele. Eye and Nerve Spe-
cialist- will be in Payette again. Ban
croft Hotel. Thursday. Nov. IS Eye
troubles of any form. adjusted cor
rectly- Nerve strain relieved that
causes headache. hayfever. female
irregularities and suffering periods
Cali early; consultation free
]. a. Lauer and Brother are ar
ranging Tor quite change in thei5
place of business. The room over the
Enterprise office. formerly occupied
by the Government as a Post Office,
- uCA4S ISk4NAcQ AOE NlClE- use A
partition is built through the center.
The back part in the rear OF the
store room. viii be used as a plumb
ing shop, and the front part for an
Undertaking Parlor
Just received new line OF beau
tiful Georgette Crepe weists.-Mrs.
Strauss
Street Commissioner yanvalken-
berg has made wonderful improve
ment on the streets of our city dur
ing the past few days The recent
rains have softened the ground and
with the use of the road drag the
main street looks almost like paw
ed street 1t is sometimes quite diff
ficalt TO drag the streets while -
many autos are lined up on each side
but with the assistance Of Marshal
Fitch the cars were parked in the.
center while the dragging was be-.
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