Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-11-25


few days at Banks and Cascade.
DR.. Glib Holt of Pendleton was a
visitor with home folks Saturday and
Sunday.
1t is none too soon to suggest that
you do your Xmas shopping as early
as possible.
DR. J. c. Woodward went to Boise
Sunday evening on professional busi-
ness, returning Monday evening.
Miss Ruby Landon spent a couple
OF days last week with Miss Ella
I Meyers at her home in New Ply
mouth
Mrs. Geo. L. Meyers of Boise came
/ Tuesday evening to spend Thanks
giving with her sister, Mrs. H. Blair
Johnson.
Myrne Wilson returned the latter
part of the week from Cherokee,
Iowa, where she has been during tht
past summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. C. Graft are house
guests today at the home of DR..
and Mrs. Philpots OF Boise, at the
wedding of their son.
DR.. and Mrs. l. R. Woodward, Mrs.
Geo. Kellogg, and Mr.. Wes Potter
were Boise visitors Monday and
Tuesday The two gentlemen attend
ed a meeting of the Shriners Monday
evening.
Mr.. Frank Korup and Mrs. Hans
Korup of Weiser, were down Thurs
day to attend the funeral of Carl
Jacobsen. Mrs Korup remained
with Mrs. Jacobsen until Saturday
evening.
Mr.. R. c. Graft went to Caldwell
Tuesday to attend the Annual Con-
vention of the Idaho State CONNER
cial Club Secretaries Association,
which was held at that place on the
23rd and oath.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Baker who /.
have been visiting his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. Baker the past few /
weeks, left last Friday for their
home in Des Moines, Iowa, going
around by way of Seattle and down
thru California.
Mr.. ]. L. Hollingsworth left Mon /
day evening for Block House, Wash
ngton, where he has relatives who |
are in charge of a sanitarium, the |
visit is in hopes of improving his
health which has been very poorly
for some time.
Mrs. Mana E. Harrington left for
LOS Angeles, Calf the latter part of
he week where she will spend the
winter visiting two daughters, Miss
lucille anad Mrs. Bessie Frazier. at
hat place Miss Lucille has been
here about three weeks.
Mr.. Geo. Rhoades left last We'd
Iesday evening for Boise where he
will rciv mdicals lssFnhrdg -mtdfdmh
will receive medical treatment at the
ct. Alfonsis Hospital. Mr.. Rhoads
las been feeling porly for some time
elieved to be caused from painting.
Mr.. and Mrs. ] NJ. Swanson left
Monday evening for Rochester, MINI.
where Mr.. Swanson will consult with
he Mayo Bros. relative to an all
nent as the result of an attack of !
he Flu about year ago. They ex-
ect to be gone the greater part of ;
he winter and will probably visit
riends at different points in the
liddle west. t
Mr.. J. L. Smith of this city, pro-
rietor of the Star Barber Shop, pur-
nased this week, a beautiful home &
t the corner of Lovers Lane and
-orth 9Th Street in this city He pur I
hased the same from ]. L. Hollands
rorth. He will occupy it on or about S
november 1st. The sale was made by d
he Northwest General Brokerage
ompany of this city.
The Northwest General Brokerage
ompany of this city reports the
lle this week of 16O-acre stock e
arm in the rich Powder River Val \
", near Haynes, Oregon, to Will S
am A. Moss, also of this city Mr.. v
loss has taken possession of his y
ew farm and proposes to improve ]
nd stock it in the near future and v
lake of it one of the prominent "
We stock enterprises of the North t
est. il
Mr.. William Moss of this city, re- v
emily sold his 80 acres on the Pay
tie Heights to Lyman M. Lee of y
ortland, Oregon. The consideration "
as S350000. Mr.. Lee takes immedi- "
Le possession of his new property C
nd proposes to put the whole OF 1t A
ito crops this coming season. He "
Itends to erect buildings and other q
nproyements upon the property i'm 81