Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-02-19
E. w. Equals made a business trip
to Boise Wednesday.


o. S. Smith of Canyon City, Oregon
I was in Payette Wednesday.
j. R. Brown went to Boise on bust
ness matters Wednesday evening.
a full line of spring and summer
millinery is now on display at the
Ensign Millinery and Art Store. IL
Mrs. Elmer Cole left Tuesday fol
a months visit with her mother in
Denver, Colo. She will also visit in
Pocatello.
David Shearer left Monday morn
, ing for the logging camp near Cas-
: cade where he has good job with
the company.
Albert ]. Straton, a young man
who recently returned from France
is now employed as deliveryman at
the Anson-Hart Grocery.
Farber's White Sale starts Satur-
day-Buy your white goods then.
Mr.. E. w. Blakesley who has been
confined to the house for the past
two months is now able to be out on
the walk and enjoy the sun these fine
days.
| c. z. Dunifer made a business trip
to Boise Tuesday morning He ex-
poets to return with several farm
tractors which have been sold by the
Motor Service Co.
Mr.. A. S. Luther is recuperating
from severe cold and other compli-
! cations which has caused his confine-
| ment at home for some time. He
was able to be down town one day
last week.
Mrs. Louise Kelly, Regional Secre,
tary of the Christian Women's Board
of Missions of the Christian Church
will be in Payette to meet and ad-
dress the Missionary Ladies, Thurs
day, Feb. 26th.
Lester Albert is the proud posses
sor of a new Columbia Six, and not
withstanding the fact that he has
two artificial legs, is able to handle
it perfectly, driving it to Ontario
and back the day of purchase.
Sheriff Lee Noe of Malheur Coun,
ty was in Payette Monday in search
of wagon load of sheep pelts which
were stolen near Vale. He went from
bara to Uraicar nm q clua fhaf NAV
lead to the arrest of he guilty party.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G.. Harris of Stew
artsville, Mo-, arrived in Payette
Tuesday morning on their return
trip from California where they have
been spending the winter. They have
property here and many friends and
their stay in Payette is both on plea,
surfe and business.
Farber's Annual White Sale starts
Saturday.
Harry Kent has just received a
letter from Mrs. Kent who is still at
the home of her sister in Canada,
which states she is ready to return
home but owing to the snow and
weather conditions it is impossible,
as all trains are snow bound and the
mercury 40 below zero.
When Mr. and Mrs. Clau6 Hurd
were ready to return home Sunday
evening from attending services at
the Baptist Church, they found their
car had been stolen. Sheriff Jefferis
was notified at once, who took what
seemed to him the most likely route
and within an hour located the car
at Ontario but no one could be found
who was even suspected of taking
it. After remaining with the car
for some time Mr.. Jefferis returned
it to the owner.
The Ensign & Co. Millinery has
secured the services of Miss Gertrude
Kirkwood, an experienced Designer
and Trimmer, for short time only
and those wishing exclusive models
are requested to call. IL.
You can save money at Farber's
White Sale Saturday.
Henry Solterbeck is now rapidly
improving from a three weeks siege
of pneumonia and other complica-
tions. Upon thorough diagnosis OF
his case last Monday by Drs. Wood
ward, showed an abscess had formed
on the left side near the heart A
small incission was made without
even the administering of an anes-
thetic, releasing fully five pints of
pus greatly to the relief Of the pa
tient.