Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1919-11-20
ONE DOLLAR AND ONE -RALF A YEAR
PERSONAL AND LOCAL MENTION

MIS- Iom McCallster OF Caldwell
was Payette visitor Saturday.
DIR. R. B. Hurd went to Nampa
Wednesday on professional business.
H. J. Thompson went to Boise
Wednesday to attend Shriner's Ball
Mr.. and Mrs. Carrigan of Ontario
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Hen
shaw.
Mrs. Frances Fuller spent a
few days last week with Mrs. Joseph
in weiser.
Mrs. McCullock and Miss Ander-
son of Ontario were visiting Payette
friends Saturday.
Mrs o. H. Graham and Bobby
of Ontario were visiting friends in
Payette Wednesday.
Mrs L. Hubert left last night on
No 19 for Toppenish, Washington on
a two weeks visit with her sister,
Mrs Dixon Gaunt
Chas. Hartung has purchased the
lot adjoining his property on the
north, on 9Th Street, from Mrs. Lena
Looney of Boise.
Homer Settle went to Vale Mon
day where he has accepted position
in the Malheur Enterprise printing
office for the winter.
Suits at Half Price Saturday at.
Farbers.
Born: To Mr.. and Mrs Arthur
johnson of Fruitland, Sunday, Nov.
18th, son, at the home of Mrs.
Blanchard on Centre Avenue.
Mrs. Wallace Griffin and daughter
Helen went to Boise Wednesday and
Miss Helen will enter St. Teresa's
Academy for the rest of the school
year.
Mrs A " Strauss and Miss Myr-
tie Chaplin went to Weiser Wednes-
day evening and attended birth
day dinner party for Master Ralph
Morrow.
Farber's sh6e Store where good
shoes come from.
Mr. and Mrs E H Murphy are re-
joicing over a baby boy that arrived
at St. Alphonsus hospital, Boise, Mon
day evening Both mother and son
are getting along nicely.
The Frank Shaw property on N.
9Th ST. was sold Tuesday to Aaron E.
Smith of Sites, Idaho. This place
consists of 5 acres. Mr. Smith is
acting as temporary mail carrier on
Route 3.
Mrs. C. F. Muller will leave Sun
day evening for Seattle to spend
few weeks with Junior who is at
tending school there, and then she
will go to San Francisco to visit
her sister, Mrs. Vaudeville.
The Queen Esther Circle met
Monday evening at the Wilson home.
A jolly time was had by these young
ladies'. Games and music were en-
joyed and the hostess served de-
licious refreshments.
Farber's Big Ready to Wear Sale
ends Saturday.
Frank Walters, proprietor of the
City Bakery, has another speciman
of his handiwork in building orna-
mental cakes, on display in his win
dow that is well worthy of mention
There are but few in his line who
are his equal as real baker.
Ora Bliss, foreman for the last
four years at the Independent print
ing company's office, has resigned
and has accepted position with the
Weiser Signal Mr.. Bliss is a good
man in his line of work and will
give the Weiser people the best of
Mr.. D. D. Griggs arrived in Pay
ette teh latter part of the week from
Canada, and after look
ing the valley over for a few days,
concluded to make the Payette Val
ley his home, and purchased the
Sherwood eighty-acre tract on the
Payette Heights. northeast of town
We don't blame Mr.. Griggs for max
ing change in location for when he
left Canada about week ago it was
80 below zero.
Special lot of Hats at $500. Sat.
urday, November 22.-Mrs. A. "
Strauss.