Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-09-29

Mrs b x. Ballenger is in Bois'
this week spending a few days will
her parents.
Fred Brewers of Richmond, Utaf
is visiting at the Sam Dearborn homt
for few days.
(. 40 full sized bars Lenox Soap fol
S1.00 at Anson-Hart Grocery, Satur,
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Murphy are
among the State Fair visitors in
Boise this week.
Dwight Maule returned Tuesday
afternoon from Boise where he has
| been spending few days.
Mr.. 5. A. White was on the sick
list the fore part of the week, but
is better at this writing.
Mr.. D. X. MacDougall of Pocatello
was visiting at the Dearborn home
the fore part of the week.
Miss Effie Moreland is leaving to-
day (Thursday) for Monroe, Oregon
where she will teach school, this year
Greene McCraw of lone, Oregon,
who has heen visiting AZ the E. w.
Equals home, left for Portland, Tues
day.
Sam Dearborn and family, Miss
Gladys Bedell and Mr.. Fred Brewers
were Sunday visitors in Weiser at
the home of Willard Robinson.
Rex Bacon, nice and lean, 26c lb.
-Anson-Hart Grocery, Payette's
Cash Store.
P. E. Short left last Sunday for
Auburn, Oregon, where he expects
to buy one or two car loads Of thor
oughbred JERSEY heifers and cows.
A letter from ]. w. C. Springston
of Watsonville, California. inclosing
his renewal to the Enterprise, states
they are well and contented in their
California home.
BOYS AND GIRLS! Don't fail to
register for the big Contest by Tues.
Oct. 4th.-Anson-Hart Grocery. Has
It For Less.
Nick, a Lewellyn Setter, arrived
last week to make his home with his
new master. Mr.. Ed. Pease. Mr.
Pease' father sent him from Nebras-
ka.
Mrs. Bessie Lemley arrived in Pay
ette last Sunday from Idaho Falls,
to spend the winter at the home of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. W.
Watts.
Picnic Hams, 22c. lb. at Anson-
Hart Grocery.
Mr.. Glenn Landon went to Boise
wednesday morning to. be in at
tendance at two day convention
of Idaho Undertakers. to be held in
that City.
Ralph Walker, who is attending
the College of Idaho, at Caldwell,
spent the weekend with home folks.
Ralph is showing up well as timber
fo- the College Football Team.
A card received from Mrs. VIII
Holt, giving address for the Enter
prise, states the Holt families are
nicely located at Des Moines, Iowa,
and are much pleased with the capi-
:al city.
DR.. Stockton and H. W. Douglass
left Tuesday afternoon with a COM
plete camp equipment, for the up
per country, to be ready when the big
game season opens. They expect to
6e. joined at Cascade by other parties.
Erma Carrier who was taken to
the Ontario Hospital some three
weeks ago where she underwent a.
second very critical operation, and
for a few days was exceedingly low,
is now much improved and was able
to return home last Sunday.
Walter Pence, for the last few
days. has been considerably crippled
up as a result of little Roundup
performance with the old family
horse that has had his own way in
tho pasture for the past year, and
from all reports is<still having it.
Mrs. Jennie Soule who came to
Payette last week in response to a
message announcing the death of
her father, Mr. A. e. Wood, will re-
turn to Seattle Sunday and arrange
her affairs to return to Payette,
where she will make her home with
her mother.
The open season for Duck shoot
ing will begin next Saturday morn
ing at sunrise, when every sport in
the community will be out after his
bag limit. From all reports there are
rlenty of birds. 1t is well not to for
get that those with long tails don't
go until November list.