Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-09-01
PERSONAL AND LOCAL MENTION

I heI, d SO4l, -dONQdy, august ZSLn.
! A. c. Hammond has moved into
one of the Gorham Apartments.
G. ". GildersIeev has moved from
$40 North 9Th 10 1924 n. 6th st.
Rev Clyde Walker is attending
Conference in Twin Falls this week.
w c. Boiling has moved into the
property recently purchased from L.
R. Jensen.
Mrs C. F. Miller Of Nyssa was in
Payette Wednesday spending the day
with friends.
Miss Marian Clark left Tuesday
for Joseph, Idaho. where she will
teach school.
G. W. Branch shipped a car OF
early apples from Fruitland AMI Pay
ette last week.
Mrs. E. W. Parks and daughters.
Helen and Doleta, have returned
from California.
Vivian Dunkle of Lawrence. Kan
sas is visiting at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Claude Browning.
Leander Kiel of the Council-Mesa
Orchard Tract is visiting relatives
n
Miss Marie Kay who has been at
tending Links and Idaho Commercial
College in Boise. returned home
Monday.
Prune Pickers Attention-You are
here to save money. Then buy your
Groceries at Anson-5art Gro. Co.
Has it for Less
Will Griggs fell in line and pur-
chased car Says he don't mind
walking. but Ford tires are cheaper
than shoe soles.
F. NJ Moss & Bro. have installed
four large Parts" cases in their
Garage, and will handle a complete
line of Buick parts.
y. G. Veilleux who has been at the
Golden Rule Store for some time, is
having his furniture packed, and will
leave for Minneapolis. Mimi, Friday
or Saturday
Mr.. G. c. Irwin, while here in the
interest of the Government Irriga-
ton Investigation, spent Tuesday eve
ming visiting with his old friends, F
]. and ]. W Stanton.
Lee Gearhart has resigned his
position with the Payette Service Gar
age. and has set up business for him
self with headquarters at the Inde-
pendent Transfer Company's ware
house.
The Baptist Ladies viii hold
Bazaar and Cooked Food Sale, Sat
lrday, the place TO be announced by
posters. All garments will be sold at
greatly reduced prices as they wish
10 clean up.
E. w. Dunn left Tuesday afternoon
IN a business trip to Halfway, Ore
son. He was accompanied by Nh N
D. Brown, prominent merchant of
Halfway, who happened to be in Pay
stte enroute to Halfway, from a yaea
ion trip.
If you must have truck at once,
Phone 126. IL.
The garage belonging to Willard
Alden was broken into last Saturday
hight, but fortunately one of the
Tres had been removed for repairs
which undoubtedly prevented the
from taking the car. The
ock which fastened the door was
broken
Mrs. T. ~ Blair is recovering
rom a very serious spell OF illness.
She was taken the later part of the
week with sinking spells and fell to
he floor twice on Saturday and also
IN Tuesday of this week. but we are
pleased to announce that she is now
much better.
White Crystal Syrup, in gallon
ans, S5c. at Anson-Hart Gro. Co.
Mrs. E. O. Clelland, living on the
Tom Barns place, who has been sicl-
or the last ten weeks, is still very
ow. She has been confined to her
ed for the past six weeks. The neigh
'ors in that community have been
exceptionally generous in rendering
heir. assistance.
we are packing another large lot
Il furniture for shipment this week
independent Transfer & Storage
20, Phone 1876 r.
Frank Attebury reeentIv from
PORTLAND, has moved his family into
ne w. F. Sherwood house on 7th
II. MT. Atteoury expects to stay in
own thru the fruit season Thi.
aakes tnree families living in one
I've room mousse. Evidently the hous-
ng problem in Payette has not been
ully solved yet.
The Annual Advertising Sale of
Iolden Gate Coffee will be held on
'rlday and Saturday, Sept 2nd ara
rd at the RIVERSIDE MARKET
'ne-haLf pound free with a 2lh ~
an; one pound free with 5-lb. ean
We also have the Arrow and Suns;iTa
pecial flour on sale, and will give
ou 70 discount for cash. Ramembs-
ne date-don't miss this chance
R. G. Wilson enjoyed visit fro,,
Is sister Mrs. Herman Wepple-
nd family of Columbus. Montan,
lst week. They drove thru in tbeir
al. They returned home via Sain,on
10y, Ihey report crops in the Sti,i
ater valley good this year Tha
ry tarm crops are harvested ana
n ne irrigated crops were about ready
Or harvesting. Eau
Mr. and Mrs. D. w. Shelton re-
arned Urn last week from an extendsd
,slt with relatives and friends ~
lsI and Wisconsin. when the
sLl Fayette, they rather expec1ed =,
OHdlU In that cOuntry h,. :,