Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-10-14
PERSONAL AND LOCAL MENTION

Mrs. M. E. Kirk left Monday eve
ming for Baker, Oregon to visit her
daughter.
j. S. Crosby, the well known saw,
mill man, was in Payette Tuesday
and Wednesday on business.
o. A. Walling of Boise was in Pay
cite the fore part of the week look
ing after his business interests at
this place.
]. r. Brown is making quite d
change in the appearance of his
home on North Sixth st. by having il
repainted.
Mr.. F. E. Keith who had beA
visiting at the home of his brother,
E. C. Keith, left Monday for his
home in Claremore. Okla.
Mr.. U. C. Guss is erecting a fine
cottage home on his property on
North 10th Street where they will
move as soon as completed.
( 1. L. Thurston, vice president Of
the Idaho Alfalfa Milling Co., went
to Portland Wednesday evening in
/ the interest OF the Company.
{ The Golden Gate Coffee is the
best the market offers. If you are
using it, you know it; if not, try 1t
For sale at the Riverside Market
Mr.. and Mrs. C. B. Mays drove in
from Weiser Wednesday and are
guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
viii -Coughanour and Mr.. and Mrs,
Pennell.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Williams
left Tuesday evening for Portland
and several other coast points. They
expect to spend the winter at Tacoms
with their children.
Mrs. Van Peopaheam who has
been visiting at the home OF her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. H. D. Bartenhag-
en- the past month, left Tuesday for
her home in California.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W. Cartwright OF
Ironside, Oregon arrived in PayetJe !
Tuesday evening and will remain un-
til Saturday. They report the roads |
good considering the heavy rams.
SPECIAL SALE: On Hats ana
Georgette Crepe Waists at Strauss
Millinery, Saturday, Oct. 10th
Mrs. Earl Venable and little daugh |
ter of Washington, D. c. arriyedt
SATURDAY. evening to visit her father |
and mother, Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Ba. |
ker. and with other relatives and |
friends.
: The strongest LYeeum Course
ever put on in Payette viii be given |
this winter in the Auditorium OF the
new High School. Five big num- |
bers. Adult tickets S2.50; Student
tickets, S1.50.
Mr.. H. W. Lauglin of North Pow
der, Oregon, came Wednesday for
few days visit at the home OF Mr.. |
and Mrs. Will Coughanour. Mr..
Laughlin is well pleased with Pay
ette and vicinity.
Mrs. w. F. Sherwood returned Sat
urday evening from Salt Lake City. |
going that far with her mother Mrs
Webb, who left several days ago for
her home in Denver, after an ex-
tended visit in Payette.
Mrs. H. NJ. Bell who has been
visiting in Indiana and Minnesota
the past month, stopped off in Pay,
ette Monday for few weeks visit
with relatives and friends. She is on
her way to her home in Raymond,
Washington.
The fellow who slipped off the
grade on the State Highway south
OF town last week and turned turtle
with his big Cadillac in an endeayor
to pass a Ford, has decided it would
have been better to let Tin Lizzy
have the road.
The Payette Vinegar and Picking
Co. have just completed the installa,
ton of a ten b. p. hydrollic press
which adds greatly to the capacity
of their plant They expect within a
few days to put on night force thus
running two shifts.
P, P. Fortner, Farm Bureau Agent
left Tuesday evening for Western
Washington where he went to pur-
chase four cars of Dairy stock which
will consist of about 20 cows ana
heifers and six bulls. They will be
sold here at public auction at later
date.
The Coughanour mansion next
door to the Editor, is now beginning
I
ing huse. 1t is being treated to a
coat of paint We have about decided
it won't be necessary for him to re-
serve that corner lot in the GENE,
terry for his own use.
Mr.. E. G. Dunn has recently pur>
chased the property of Clarence
Dunn on the corner of 9th st. ana
7th Ave North, and has raised the
house about two feet higher, built
concrete foundation and is remodel
ing and painting, converting the
place into modern home.
SPECIAL SALE: On Hats and
Georgette Crepe Waists at Strauss
Millinery, Saturday, Oct. 10Th
Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Wells OF
Schaller. Iowa arrived on the early
morning train Monday for an exteno
ed visit at the home of Mr.. Wells
mother, Mrs. A Wells, and other