Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-12-23

Ben Kostenbader, Agent at Coun,
Gil, was shaking hands with Payette
friends last Sunday, and making his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. D L. Kosten,
bader, short visit.
County Commissioner L. B. Maxim
son was in Boise last week in at
tendance at the State Association OF
County Commissioners which con-
vened at that place the 14th, 18th,
and 18th.
w. F. Breckon of Kimberly, Idaho
made his old time friends in Payette
"a call last Saturday. He is one of
the County Commissioners from his
county and was at Boise attending
/ tho state County Commissioners As
/ sociation and ran over for the day.
( Horace Arment, a student in the
Payette High School, left Monday for
/ Cascade where he will be with his
parents during the holidays. Horace
is rather expecting to have the plea
sure of skeeing out to the place as
he understands there is now five
feet of snow in the Valley.
Miss Cora Mcclure, sister of Mrs.
w. H. Farber, left for Portland Sun
day where she will consult spe-
cialist, and probably undergo an op-
Grafton. She was accompanied by
Mrs. Kilborne and sister Leah Hay
mes. The later will receive treatment
also.
A colored couple who were said
to be from Ontario, were refused a
marriage license at the Clerks Of
flee in Payette Saturday afternoon
on the grounds Of the girl being un-
der age, although her mother was
present and gave her consent The
girl was under Il, her intended SO.
Professor G. Leslie Farnham of
Cheney, Washington, also brother
and sister, Harry and Isabel Farm.
ham, teachers at BIackfoot, arrived
in Payette to-day to spend Christmas
with their parents, Rev. and Mrs. n.
H. Farnham Prof Farnham will de-
liver a lecture Sunday at the Church
of God.
The Northwest General Brokerage
Company of this city report the sale
this week to ]. L. Hollandsworth of
a beautiful home on North 9Th St..
formerly owned by W A. Cougha-
nour. This property Is now occupied
by Mr.. Mohler and family Mr.. Hol>
landsworth will take possession of
his new home shortly after the holi-
days.
Mr.. Milo W. Stewart left last Sun
day morning for Portland, Oregon
by auto. Milo expects to be gone for
a week or ten days attending to bust ,
ness matters in connection with his
new soap company, to be known as
the Milo Products Company. Roads
are reported to be extraordinarily bad
over the Blue Mountains but Milo /
says that he will make it any way.
The Gorham Mercantile Company /!
are doing their bit in relieving the
housing problem They have convert !
ed the entire upper floor of their
store building into living apart, /
ments. Six suits of rooms in all. and |
they are exceptionally nice. heated 4
by steam, hot and cold water, and /
each equipped with electric ranges
for cooking. They were all engaged I.
before finished.
The State Highway Department |
are doing an excellent piece of work !
on the Highway just adjoining the
city limits on the south. The grade .
between the city and the A. s. Worth +.
place is being widened and raised to /
a considerable extent. 1t is we'll to |
have that piece of road repaired at
this time of the year as the breaking !
up in the spring time usually leaves
It almost impossible.
If the Editor and family continue
to be- remembered by their friends a 4
few days longer, there will be nc |
need of Christmas turkey. Last [
week, Mr.. H A. Daubenberger called
leaving a generous hunk of beef that /
was the best ever; and this week, !
two fine wild ducks by Will Cougha-
nour, just to remind us that very
successful hunt was enjoyed by him
self and Mr.. Pennel the day before.
The Mckenzie Five, an orchestra /
from Minneapolis, have located in
Payette and are playing a circuit of
towns in this vicinity. Their first
dance last Saturday at the Payette
Pavilion was well attended and .
everyone reports a good time and
music that makes dancing easy. Fea-
tureS of the Orchestra arc thol