Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-09-02
PERSONAL AND LOCAL MENTION

MdyLue HHeLIepldce dIElNtu L ueS-
I day from The Dalles and is visiting
= Marion and Ida TharD.
Mr.. S. Rolph of near Emmett, a
! former Fruitland man, is here in
Payette on business matters.
J. W. Cartwright and wife came
. down from Ironside, Oregon, Mon
day evening on business matters.
, Mr.. H. Harland left Sunday eve
ming for Boise to be gone for some
/, time as inspector for the Bureau. of
Markets in that. territory.
The Yeomen will go to the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Alspach for q
social evening, Thursday, Sept, 8.
Members planning on going be at the
hall at 1880.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Lundt re-
turned this morning from their Wis
it at Emmett and Boise While at
Emmett they visited with Mr..
/ Lundt's nephew, r. H. Lundt, form
/ erly of North Payette.
Edward A. Weshneske of Paul,
Idaho, an experienced tailor, has
opened up tailor shop in the Jacob
sen Block over the Postoffiee Mr..
Weshneske makes and repairs ladies'
suits as well as mems.
New all-wooI tricotine suits silk
lined for s39.75 at Farber's.
Mr. and Mrs. Dell Fifer of Deer
Lodge, Mont, arrived here by auto
last Saturday evening. They will
visit at the home of Mr.. ifer's moth,
er and among many of their Payette
friends until about the goth Of this
month.
B. R. Fitcn and Guy Howard drove
to the Dry Buck ranch Saturday
afternoon and returned Sunday eve,
ming with Mr. and Mrs. Howard, Mrs
Fitch and the children The weather
up in that section is just a little
cool for comfort Guy drove the big
truck to bring back the household
equipment
The Payette Steam Laundry has
just finished installing another large
Eentilating fan. This makes two
suction fans 80 inches in diameter
which handle nearly ten thousand GU
bic feet of air per minute, These
fans suck the warm air out of the
building and insure a plentiful sup
ply of pure air for the employees.
Jim Hutchinson, engineer on the
P. V. says no matter if all the fire
men go on strike the Pumpkin
Vine will run Just the same He
has fireman of his own, he ar
rived last Saturday evening at the
Hutchinson home, he is a little
small to heave coal but he can heave
Jonah all right.
New all-wool poplin suitss3375
at Farber's.
Oscar Keifer of Little Willow Val
ley returned Friday evening from
Port Orchard where he has been
visiting 4 brother for the last five
weeks. Mr. Keifer is now better sat,
isfied with Payette and Willow Creek
Valley than ever before The method
of farming and general production
of the country witnessed by Mr..
Keifer on his trip does not compare
in his judgement with this section.
DR.. E. B. Holmes finely received
a sufficient amount of camp life.
fishing and climbing the hills, and
returned Friday evening little
tanned but physically in fine con-
dition and is now back in his office
at the service of his patients. II you
have stubborn old grinder that
needs removing, it's a mighty good
time to have it pulled for the Doc,
tors muscles are hardened ready
for the job
Sim Smith, and Vet Gorham and
family returned Monday evening
from a two weeks outing trip to
Deadwood and the south fork of tho
They report the streams
pretty well fished out, but by going
back q considerable distance the9
made some excellent catches ana
brought home some exceptionally
fine ones. They also saw plenty OF
Deer, but being out of season had
to pass them up.
Gilbert Teien and family of Fargo
North Dakota, old time friends of
Col C. F. Thayer and the Prindie
family, who are making a tour of
the west by auto. arrived last Thurs
day and spent few days at the Prin
die home in the west part of town.
Mr.. Teien is a newspaper man, hav,
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