Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-12-16
PERSONAL AND LOCAL MENTION

r. D. Jensen drove TO Melba, the
latter part Of the week and closed
deal for z tract Of land near that
place
Lon Farber, manager for Farber
& Sons Department Store at Wei
ser. spent Sunday with his parents
in Payette.
Gen. L. V Patch was in town
Saturday and Sunday and returned
again Tuesday 70 ststeud 10 some
business matters.
Wes Rhoads, brakeman on the
Short Line between Huntington and
Nsmpa, came few days ago 70 see
his father Who Is quite i'll a. home.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Hinze Of
HomedaIe, and Mrs Fred Walker Of
Edsen, Idaho, were guests this week
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. 4
Lsuer
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Schmidt Of
New Plymouth were pleasant callers
at the Enterprise office this week
and added their name TO our list Of
subscribers.
J. L. Hollsndsvorth who went 70
Block House, Washington, some
time ago 10 receive treatment for
his health, returned last Saturday, !
S----o-.=
Mr.. and Mrs Charley Hanes Of
Guthrie Centre, Iowa, left last Fri Z
day evening for Southern California .
to spend the winter, after spending
. few days With their uncle, Jake
NodIe.
Clifford Baker who IS interested 1
in the Army Store al Ontario, was
over : few days this week with 2 (
quantity OF army goods on display, 1
and also to visit his mother, Ms
Hattie Shafer.
Reserved Seats for the Second
Lyceum number will be on sale al
Coles Drug Store, Monday afternoon
This number will be given in the
New High School Auditorium. Sea
son tickets for the remaining four
numbers will be: Adults, s2-00; Stu
dents. s1.e0-
The Northwest General Brokerage
Company of this city reports the sale
this week Of Z room house and
property on sth street owned by D
c. Chase, TO Earl z Kirk of Fruit
land. Mr.. Kirk will take possession
and move into his newly acquired
home about the 25th Of this month
Friday evening while 4 r, AIbee
and family were taking dinner At
Frank ZimmeTman's, they received q
message calling them home, and up
on arriving 81 home found that the
G. and G. class Of the VI E S S had
taken possession Of their home II
was complete surprise and very
pleasant time was had. Mr. Albee and
family will move in q short time 10 :
large ranch miles southwest OF
Ontario.
Second Lyceum number. Dec. -,
in new H. S. Auditorium.
Earl yenabIe who is here from
Washington, D. c.. TO visit relatives
and friends, and TO get good full
breath after the strenuous grind
during the political campaign, went
to Cascade for week with his ia
ther, Burt VenabIe, Editor OF the
Cascade News 1t is quite likely his
visit up there will take him back 70
former days in the print shop, for We
just imagine he will have his fingers
in the type case most Of the time.
August Senkbeil is once more on
the streets, practically s sound man
and will not be in any way, crippled
after being run over. rolled out,
chewed up and spit out by : thresh-
ing machine last fall, resulting in
nine fractures and many severe brui
seS. He has born with patience, the
processes of wearing casts and other
Z apparatussS TO straighten and equal
iZs his pedal extremetiss with won
derful success. If he had been made
Of India Rubber and endowed with
world of grit and endurance, he
would have been boxed up long be
fore this.
Jack Gr2vensteiu, A. B. Moss, Jr-
c. E. Duunifer and Mr.. Glase were in
at meeting Of the Idaho
Auto Motive Trades Association held
at Boise last Tuesday.
WINS SILVER rI-p