Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-04-15

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Special Sale, $50 off on all hat
: Saturday, April 18th at Straus
Millinery.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. H. Graham of tn
: Golden Rule Store of Ontario wer
j in Payette Sunday.
Farber's Waist Sale now on.
I E. w. Equals went to Boise Tues
day on special business connected
with the Golden Rule Store.
Mrs. Argyll Houser will leaye this
week for two weeks visi. with a
brother at Wasco. Oregon.
G. w. Rhoads of Pocatello, spent
the weekend at the parental home
returning Monday morning.
The Yeomen will meet Friday eve.
of this week, April 16, and Thurs
day eve, April %, of next week.
Bernard Eastman sold to the B.
r. Fitch Realty Company 10 acres
of land near New Plymouth, same
Delng IN orchard.
Mr.. W. R. Putnam, General Man
ager, and Jess Hawley, attorney for
the Idaho Power Company, were
Payette visitors Friday.
DR.. Chen Wei Ping, Leading Citi-
zen of China, but educated in the U.
s., will speak at the Methodist
church Sunday evening, az 1880.
The Queen Esther Circle met last
Monday evening with Mrs. H. K. Wal |
lis. About 25 were present. Refresh |
ments were served. Good time re-
ported.
Mr.. Peterson of the Peterson Auto
Company, is having erected a ce-
ment block addition to the rear of /
his business block to be used as a re-
pair shop.
W. H. Schultz and wife of Milwau.
kee, Wis, are spending a few days
in town, looking over the orchard
tracts with view of locating in the
Northwest.
SPECIAL SALE 25a5 off on all
hats Saturday, April 18th at Strauss
Millinery.
A noted Evangelist, Rev. J. E. Bar
oour of Martinsville, ILL.,, will hold
an Evangelistic campaign for the
local Church of God during the {
month of May. J
Big Special Sale on all waists at !
Farber's. e
Mr.. and Mrs c. G. Goodwin of
'quaw Valley near Sweet, came down
sunday evening for a short visit
.mong relatives and friends, return
ng Monday evening. t
Mr.. and Mrs. C. E Redfield and
heir daughter of Pendleton, Ore
on, who have recently purchased "
ranch near Fruitland, are moving :
nd getting things located this week. y
Mr.. A. Zeller of Portland cam. \,
unday evening on a business trip
nd to visit for a few days among
elatives and frineds. Mr.. Zeller is
ngaged in the furniture business in y
he City and is doing we'll. -
Mr.. John M. DenBoer who has Ia
cen engaged in orchard pruning, a,
rafting and other orchard work, in cl
lis section, leaves today for Council pl
here he has been appointed district IT
'uit inspector for the Council dis p
let.
Mrs. Nova Lathrop took her de- 10
arturo Monday for a visit with her bl
other at GAINESVILLE, Mo. She ex- "
ects to stop at Des Moines, Iowa for m
few days to visit relatives at that tn
ace. Miss Dora Huxford, clerk at vi
e Golden Rule Store, who is visiting pc
II few days at Mountain Home, OIL
i'll join Mrs. Lathrop as far as Des br
oines.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Albert who
i've been making trip by auto to
win Falls and the eastern part of w
e state, reached Boise on their re- sh
IN Sunday evening, and on Mon A
~ morning Mrs. Albert underwent ne
operation for stomach trouble. Mr., te
bert came on to Payette Monday
ening and reported Mrs. as doing FRI
ry nicely. FIR
Silk and Cotton Waists on Special ~
lie at Farber's. pa
tn
H. ]. Thompson, Proprietor of the be
lompson Cafe, has recently INSTALL ju.
a corn pepper and peanut roaster GO
at is certainly some machine. 1t is
Q most elaborate machine of ita
nd we have ever seen. Mr.. Thomp-
n is believer in the very best of
money will buy, and is re,
'ing the people of this place SER Lii
'e such as they have never had be, I
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