Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-04-22
PERSONAL AND LOCAL. MENTION

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ley where he has been on a weeks
business trip.
We have in this office pair of la
dies gloves, a mans left hand glove,
and lady's hat that was found and
brought here to be advertised.
Mrs c. E. Morrell and baby of
Pocatello, Idaho, came down Tues
day evening for a three weeks stay
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. G.
T. Rhoads.
Mrs. NJ. F. Albert ana Mrs. Lester
Albert are both slowly improving at
the hospital in Boise, but it will be
some time before either will be able
to return home.
E. H. Murphy has the frame raised
for his new home on the corner of
Tenth and First Avenue North 1t
will be quite an improvement to that
part of town when completed.
The Jim Stoner place in North
west part of town was sold Wednes-
day to Mr. Biggerstaff Of Council
Valley. Consideration $4,000 Pos
session will be given May 1st.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. ]. Henry arrived
in Payette Thursday morning from
Hover, Wash, and are at the home
of Mrs. Henry's parents, MIR. and
Mrs. c. S. Clark for a short visit.
Mr.. Albert Jones and wife OF, Schal
Ter, Iowa, are here looking over the
country with the view of locating. !
Mr.. Jones is an old time friend of the
Editor We were young men together
25 years ago.
Claud Horton of Franklin, Neb., |
is here visiting at the home of Mr. |
and Mrs. ]. L. Hollandsworth Mr. !
Horton is very much taken with the
Payette Valley and will likely become
a resident here.
SPECIAL Sale-25% off on all
hats Saturday, April Gath at Strauss
Millinery.
John NJ. DenBoer who went TO |
Council last week as district fruit in /
spector, in writing to have the Enter, (
prise sent to his address at Council, /
states it is very cold with 6o-mile /
wind and plenty of snow on the hills |
near by.
B. R. Fitch reports the sale of the |
John Fisher 100 acres near New Ply
mouth to W. H. ShuItz of Yakima, /
Washington. Consideration $4,000. +,
This is an exceptionally fine place /
mostly in bearing orchard. Mr.. |
Shultz now has possession.
Chevrolet Touring car, fine shape |
Will sell cheap. Terms if desired
Motor Service Co.
Mrs. Sarah VanDoozer left Thurs.
day evening for Waterloo. Oregon, !
where she expects to spend a year
with a nephew. She has rented her
home here. Before leaving she called 1
at the Enterprise office and made ar
rangements 20 have the Enterprise
sent to her.
The Brotherhood of American Yeo
men held special meeting Monday
evening in honor of Director H. W.
Pitkin of Sioux City, Iowa, and
State Manager H NJ. Wolfe. State /
Foreman T. M NichoI, Mrs. Ander'
son and Mrs. McAllister of Caldwell /
were also present.
SPECIAL SALE 25% off on
all hats Saturday, April gath at |
Strauss Millinery.
]. o. Tunnen and Earl Coats of
French were in Payette Wednesday. |
They report the Willow Greek coun,
try looking good with prospects of
good crop. Some of the ranchers are
already irrigating their crops, utiliz,
ing the water now coming down be-
low the reservoir.
Lester Albert left today for Poea-
tello to take charge of the State of
flee of the American Legion. He ex-
poets to move the office to Twin
Falls in the near future. Lester is
we'll qualified to handle the business
for this organization, and it also fur |
nishes him a good position.
Andy Maneman returned last
week from Rochester, Mimi, where |
he went some time ago and under,
went an operation for stomach trou-
BILE. The operation was successful and |
he is now much improved. Mr.. Name
man says the people here don't know
anything about storms or bad wealth
er as compared to what they have
back there.
There are two things that don't
go we'll ogether-whiskey and gaso-
lene, especially when the gasolene
is in the automobile and the whiskey
in the driver. What would it be at
Ill