Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-10-20
PERSONAL AND LOCAL MENTION

Attorney John H. Norris was in
Boise on legal matters Monday.
V. C. carp and family& motored
to Boise Saturday returning the
same evening.
Furniture and pianos packed and
shipped. Independent Transfer 4
Storage Co, hone 126.
Miss Gladys Kundert has moved
from the 7. b. c. A apartments to
the Hugh's apartments.
The brick work is completed on
the school house in Dist. No. and
the roof is now being put on
Mr. and Mrs. H R. Shake have
sold their household goods and ex-
pact 70 leave for California this
week.
City Attorney o. A. Sutton and his
father c. W. Sutton, of Boise, letL
Sunday Tor the upper country on
deer hunt.
3ir. Il. Powell, clerk at the Post
office, is now driving a new Chevro-
let, purchased Of the Van Motor &C.
last Monday.
The Payette Hotel is being i'm
proved with a fresh coat OF pain;
both inside and out. Painter Jones
s doing the work.
a. Z. Wigehert has recently re-
seiYed a shipmsn OF flower bulbs
rom Holland and is offering them
or sale. His ad appears in this is
sue.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. O. Luther drove
% Boise Saturday Mr. Luther re-
turned on Monday, Mrs. Luther and
little daughter, remaining over for
a few days.
Our warehouse is the best place in
Town TO store. furniture, pianos,
grain, automobiles, baggage and ey-
erything. Independent Transfer &
Storage Co., Phone 1EG.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. c. Keith are Wis
iting at the home OF their daughter,
Mrs. Wright, at Jerome. They will
also visit the Olsen family at Twin
Falls before returning home.
The home OF Mr. D. a. Ham or
First Avenue North. has q much
brighter appearance both inside and
out since D. a McAlister has com
pleted the work OF painting and
vanishing.
Mrs. F. H. Muzzy is visiting
friends at Cheyenne. Wyoming. her
old home. From there she viii go
10 Oklahoma City for an extended
visit with her daughter, Mrs. Ken
meth Taylor.
Mr.. H. a. Dunkle who has been
here for the past four months over
seeing the street paving work, drove
overland TO Portland last week,
where he expects TO make his home
for the winter
Anson-Hart Grocery Co. have
made q noticeable change in their
place of business by adding candy
and fancy goods department and
nave placed Miss May Genoway in
charge. Several new show cases
have been added and also some new
lines Of goods.
Miss Lucille Bindell, one of the
deputies in the Recorder & Clerks
office leacTes this week for her home
in Spokane. Wash. Miss Bindell
will return the first OF the year to
resume her work on the office. Miss
Wainwright is taking her place dur
ing her absence.
The Ci,v have about completed
the city water mains on South 18th
street, giving the people in that part
cs the city the opportunity Of having
modern homes. With this and the
street paving that has just been com
pieted, South 18th promises to be
the coming part OF Payette
Mr.. I. L. Thurston and family who
lave had their furniture stored here
for some time, have moved into the
Nesbit property on 10th St, formally
occupied by Bernard Eastman. Mr..
and Mrs. Eastman have moved into
the property formally occupied by
9Ir. F. II. FG-ber on 1st Avenue S.
Mrs. I. R. Woodward delightfully."-
entertained at dinner last Wednes-
day evening, Mrs. John Mckinney.
Miss Anna Johnson, Ruth Pierce.
Esther Valleau. Gladys Kundert and
Mabel Maule. After dinner two
tables were set for cards. Miss
Fierce won the favor for highest
score.