Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-12-09

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Mrs. ]. E. Crouch came over from
Boise and spent a few days this
week with Payette friends.
Mrs. D. G. Gardner of New Ply
mouth is spending a few days at the
, home Of Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Seeley.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Kirk
at the Hubert Maternity Home, early
, this Thursday morning, a big boy.
Mr. C. G. Goodwin OF Sweet came
up from Nampa Tuesday morning
where he had been on business mat
ters.
DR.. and Mrs. ]. B. Burns came
over from Boise Saturday evening
for a few days visit with friends il
Payette
The County Commissioners were
in session for several days this week
grinding out considerable county
business.
! Mr.. Ed. Pence of Boise was over
the latter part OF the week to visi,
with relatives and attend to some |
business matters.
Special Market Day, Dec. 11th,
Geo. W. Baker who has been suf-
fering for some time with a severe
attack of la grippe and confined to |
mis- bsd, is now improving and able
to sit up,
Mr.. Ia K. Ballenger left Saturday
on business trip to the Coast in the
interest of the Rex Spray Co. Mrs.
i Ballenger accompanied him for a
short vacation.
Mrs. L. Roark of Browns Valley,
Mimi, is visiting Mrs. G. H. Perry
this week. Mrs. Roark is spending
the winter with her nephew, James
Ilett, near New Plymouth.
Miss Dorothy Wilcox was taken
to the Ontario Hospital Monday,
where she underwent an operation
Wednesday morning for appendicitis.
She is reported to be doing nicely.
Mr. G. w. Rhoads returned from
Boise. the fore part of the week
where he went for treatment some
time ago. He is some improved, but
is still confined to his home.
Why pay fancy prices for coffee
when you can get better coffee at
the Cooperative Store at 25c, 33 Is c
and 40c.
An item that was overlooked by
the Enterprise last week was the ar
rival of 715 pound boy at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. F Littler, in
the east part of town, November %.
Special Market Day, Dec. 18th.
Mrs. Tom Helmbolt of StettIer,
Alberta, Canada, arrived in Payette
Sunday evening for a visit at the ,
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
E. C. Keith.
Better Coffee for less money at
the Cooperative Store. A splendid
coffee at Csc; better coffee at ;
pounds for $1.OO; and the best at +
4Oc. We guarantee satisfaction.
FOR SALE: Will sell at sacri-
flee, 35 head of full blood Hamp-
shire Sheep, or would let out on the
shares for the winter Mrs. Carl
Jacobsen.
A few of the neighbors gathered
at the home of Charley Browning in
Washoe Sunday, just to remind him
that December 5th was his birthday
A big feed and pleasant day was a
enjoyed. g
Ray Chatfield and A. ]. Wilson,
manager for the Western Idaho
Lumber and Building Company, left
this morning for the timber to ar
range for getting out logs to be used
in t. Mill here at Payette.
The Q. It's met last Monday eve {
ming at the home of Miss Bessie 4
Musgrove. All members-13 in num- O
ber-were present. Refreshments f
were served and plenty of fun was t
enjoyed thruout the evening.
The Music Club of Weiser will .
sing the Oratorio Holy City, Sun
day evening at the Wheaton Theatre
Dec. 18th. There will be chorus of n
so voices, including Soloists, and
orchestra. A Silver Offering will be
taken. B
Scott McClanahan came up from =
Caldwell Monday. and spent few =
days among his Payette friends. We
learn from Scott that his parents, Nj .
and Mrs. A l. McClanahan, are now
located at San Diego, where they
will spend the winter.
LOST: A Lady's grey silk hand r
bag, containing a pair of glasses and II
other valuable keep sakes. Please re f
ta apf,on