Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1919-11-13

The party who picked up the boy
q maekinaw on 3rd Ave. n. Tuesda,
please leave at this office IT,
Come Early,/Get yAr choice o
Farbers Coat aiia5ufr bargains
\ c. A Tjelstrom of Boise. Idaho
has accepted position with the Ida
no Power Company at Payette a.
Sales manager and commenced his
duties this week
A goory number of Payette peo-
pie attended the show, Fair and
Warmer in wefser Tuesday night.
II was thoroughly enjoyed by the
large crowd present
Mr.. ". W. Dillon. Oregon Idaho
Interstate Commissioner of the Y
n C. a. headquarters Portland. is
in Payette for few days in the
interest of the local "Y"
]. W Gray came down from Half
way. Oregon last Saturday and visit
ed q few days while on his way to
Kansas City. TO visit relatives, where
he viii spend the winter
Mr. O. A Walling, who has the
state agency for the Stevens car.
was in Boise Monday and Tuesday
completing arrangements for sales
department at that place
Ronald Wood who is here on a
months vacation went to Boise Tues
day for a few days visit. He will re-
turn to Lewiston the first of next
week to resume his duties as mana.
ger of q large creamery at that place
The funeral of Mr. W l. Griffin
vas held at Vale. Oregon. Sunday
afternoon. Rev a J. Adams of Pay
site officiating Mr.. Griffin was a
pioneer of that section, and was a
Charter Member of the Christian
Church when organized there in
1898.
W F. Sherwood returned Sunday
morning from two weeks trip into T,
northern Idaho and Washington. He
left Payette about two weeks ago
with the body of his mother for
Kendriek, Idaho, for burial, and /
from there he vent TO walla waila |
and North Yakima, to visit relatives I
Rev. A j. Adams was called to /
Parma Mondat where the funeral of /
Mr. L. L. Mundel was conducted by /
Thos E Buckner and Rev. Adams, !
Grand Master and Chaplain of the /
Grand Lodge /. O. o. F. Mr. Mundei /
was one of the leading business
men of Parma and an Honored Citi-
zen
Our City Officers. Fitch and I
Fenske, placed under arrest three
young men from Weiser who were
under the influence of liquor and
raising a disturbance at the Tuesday
evening dance They were released +
upon the payment of s25.00 each for
their appearance in Police Court the
next morning.
Another dry goods merchant ar
rived in town Sunday, but owing to i
his being a little undersize and new
at the business, has engaged board
and lodging at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Farber for 8 few years un-
til he gets big enough to see over the
counter His name is Jack Russell
Farber, and his weight is s Il pounds
Saturday will be the first big day
at Farber's Coat and Suit Sale.
Mrs. L. K Ballenger and Mrs.
Bruce Shafer motored to Boise Sat,
urday evening to spend Sunday with
relatives. They were joined in Boise
by Mr.. Shafer who went over Sunday
morning. and Mr. Ballenger who
came in from Cascade where he went
several days ago on business matters
for the Rex Spray Company. They
all motored home together Sunday
evening.
A E. Wood has finely surrendered
t-ic uOt b0SSy A-A6 - ~" -
hind the steering wheel of an auto
mobile Mr.. Wood has always been
a horse fancier and generally owned
the best and has stayed with the
horse until last week when he pur-
chased an Oakland Six OF J. H.
He win find it much more
convenient and quicker in his bust
ness than the horse and buggy.
Captain Ross McClanahan arrived
in Payette from overseas last week
after serving about eighteen months
across the water. Capt NcCianahan
perhaps saw as much actual fight
ing on the front line as any OF the
boys who went from this County.
He returned in the best of health
and is enjoying civilian life once
more. We understand his intentions
are to remain at Psyette and con-