Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-10-07


that place
Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. ScritehfisId o
Wendle, Idaho, were in Payette Mon
day on business matters and TO visi
at the Cree home.
{ Mrs. Anna S. Allen, q profession
al nurse from Iowa. came recently
and is making her home with her
daughter, Mrs. z. z. Dean.
Mrs. 4. Z. Lyman and daughter
Marie, Of sauk Center, Mimi, came
Saturday to spend the winter with
her cousin, Mrs. c. H Ensign.
The Lady DemonstrstOr will show
you the Crystal Electric Washer and
wringer- and prove all its points o.
superiority over other Electries-
/ Jake Bowker returned from Port
land the first OF the week where he
had taken a carload Of cattle Jake
says the market was pretty fair.
Mrs. Grace Kelly who has been
visiting at the home Of her sister,
Mrs. Arthur Johnston, left Wednes-
day for her home in Dayton, Wash
Mr.. Scott Brubaker. q brother @.
Z. H. Brubaker, arrived Friday morn
ing and after a few days visit, took
up his duties on the office force at
the office of Denney & Co.
Miss Emma Henningsen enter
tained at a delightful dinner party
Saturday evening at her home. given
in honor of z. Lombard who IS
here from Lawrence, Kansas
Mr.. 2. NJ. Moss is excavating, pre-
paratory to building modern bun
galow on the corner OF Center Ave
nue. and 10th Street Center Avenue
will soon be ready for new name
Bungalow Avenue
Mrs. Fred Naffoch VINO has been
here for the past two weeks visiting
her sister, Mrs H B. Catron, spent
the latter part of the week at the
State Fair, and returned TO her home
n Portland Tuesday evening
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Redington
and baby arrived in Payette the fore
part of the week and will make a
several days visit with friends and /
relatives. Mr.. RedingtOn is now
osate6 at Mountain Home where he
holds a position as telegraph opera
or.
Edith Bradshaw, the u year old
laughter of Mr.. and Mrs Rex Brad
haw fell from q swing Saturday af-
ernoon and as a result received I
broken arm. She is getting along
licely but will be unable to continue
Ter school work and music lessons
or some time.
C. L. McCammUn and wife, form
7 residents OF this valley. drove in
o Payette Tuesday after being alb
ent eight years. They left the Dead
* Flat in 1912 and have lived at
-arious places during that time
they expect TO work in the fruit and
hen go to the coast for the winter.
Ernest Blunk, 3 well known busi-
less man of Mountain Home who
-isited Mr.. and Mrs ". J. Hughes
and Sunday, had some won
Ierful trophies from Alaska where
le has been hunting during the past
our months. He gave Mr.. Hughes 8
arge black bear hide as a souvenir
me OF the many he killed while in
ne frozen north.
Mr.. L. S. Cline of Ls Grand, Ore,
.rrived in Payette Monday on bust
less matters connected with the
Berry ranch on Linsen Creek Mr.,
Zine is : son-in-law of the old cou-
lie who died at the ranch last spring
md is looking after the property, He
lrove to the ranch Tuesday morning
o see TO the handling Of his share Of
he crop.
The Grange Cooperative Milling
company have purchased the three /
OTIS belonging to Mrs. C. H. ellison.
.dioining their property. This pur-
hase was made to give them more
ard room. They have also moved
heir planning mill machinery from
he Dry Buck plant and viii install it
lere as soon as suitable place can
,e located. The machinery was brot
Iown By Arthur 0rcutt and Mr.. Pu-
hert of Fruitland.
VIM. May. of Nebo. Ill, recently
.rrived in Payette and has pur-
hased a home on Seventh Street
nd has installed first class paint
hop in the former Peterson Auto
,o's. building. He has been in
he business 80 consecutive years
md guarantees all his. work as be-
ng satisfactory. He makes spe-
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