Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-10-21

Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Shafer of
Boise were Sunday visitors in Pay,
cite.
Jack Gravenstein, proprietor of
the Service Garage, was in Weiser
on business Tuesday.
Mrs. A. C. Douglas who has been
visiting in Iowa the past month, ar,
rived home last week.
Mr.. Geo. W. Baker who has been
confined to his bed for several days
is again able to be on the street.
Miss Ruby Landon arrived home
from Seattle last week, where she
has been attending a Commercial
College.
/ Halloween Dance given by the
st James Club, Tuesday evening
Oct. 26th, at the Pavilion. COME!
! G. W. Rhoads arrived in Payette
Saturday evening to take up his work
on the local freight between Payette
and Nampa.
Jesse Wells drove to Brogan We'd
nesday to see to the loading of two
cars of fat cattle for the Portland
market.
Miss Florence Douglas was over
from Boise and spent the weekend
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. C.
Douglass.
Mr.. and Mrs. A l. McCIanahan and
Mr.. and Mrs. W. D. Case left this
morning by auto for California to
spend the winter.
Media Sheppard arrived home Sun
day after spending few days with
her brother John who underwent an
operation in Caldwell
DR.. and Mrs. j. E Crouch and
Mr.. and Mrs. Merrill Crouch of Boise,
came over Saturday and spent Sum
day with friends in Payette.
October 2Sth is the date of the
Yeomen Chldren's Festival Yeo>
men children wishing to take part
in the program report to Mrs. George
Alspach.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Rorabaugh who
have spent the summer at Gardena,
Idaho where Mr.. Rorabaugh had
charge OF a saw mill, have returned
to Payette to spend the winter.
DR.. W. B. Sims has discontinued
his regular trips to New Plymouth,
and will be in his office in Payette
every day during usual office hours
Oct. alta.
B. R. Fitch and Mr.. Howard and
some relatives from the East drove
to their Dry Buck ranch Monday to
look after some work on the place
They returned the same evening.
Mr.. A. H. Wilson of Boise, State
Food Inspector, is, in Payette this
week on official business Mr.. VIII, |
son has many friends in Payette
having been a resident here fifteen
years ago.
Halloween Dance given by the |
st James Club, Tuesday evening, |
Oct. 26th, at the Pavilion. COME.
The friends of Mrs. j. F. Orr and |
Mrs. Ed Lauer will be pleased to |
know that both are improving nicely
after undergoing an operation. Mrs.
Orr was operated on at Boise some
time ago and Mrs. Lauer at Salt
Lake.
General L. V. Patch spent Sun,
day and Monday in Payette with his |
family, leaving for Pocatello Tues
day where he will start on a two |
weeks stumping tour through the |
eastern part of the state in the in |
terest of the Republican party.
Mr.. ]. F. Orr, Division Manager
for the Idaho Power Company, at
tended the Complimentary Dime
given by the Portland Trade Elk
cursionists at Ontario Tuesday eve
ming. More than one hundred of Port
lands business men were present at
the dinner.
Mr. Copeland, the new Agent for
the o. S. L.. took full possession Tues
day. This does not mean that his
Real Estate business will be discon-
tinued. Mr.. Copeland has a compet-
ent man to take charge of the work
and will put the same push to the
business as has been done in the
past.
]. H Connyers returned Monday
evening from his annual Deer hunt
and as usual came home with his
limit Two of the boys went with
him from Cascade and were equally
successful. Mr.. Connyers says the
deer hunters are scattered through
the hills and are more plentiful than
the deer. many of them going IN