Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-01-13
PERSONAL AND LOCAL MENTION

! William Peutz of Nyssa, came
over Tuesday for visit with his
i, brother Henry. and other friends in
Payette.
We are pleased to see Mr.. C. w
Baker again on the street after a
long continued illness which has
confined him to his home.
D. r. Jensen, one of Payette's
real estate men, was in Boise Friday
and Saturday where he attended the
Sheep Growers Association.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Sherwood and
family were entertained for Sunday
dinner at the Oriole, as guests OF the
proprietors, Mr.. and Mrs. Terwilli-
ger.
Mr.. A. E. Wood left Wednesday
for Kansas and Nebraska with four
cars of apples, which he will dis
pose Of to some of his regular Gus
toners.
General L. V. Patch was over
from Boise Tuesday to attend the
stockholders meeting of the First
National Bank and to look after
other business matters.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. ]. Lattig who
have been in California for some
time returned home Monday even
ing They will notice a little
change in the atmosphere.
Mrs. A. F. Taylor and daughter
Dorothy, left last Sunday evening
for Seattle to visit with her sister,
Mrs. Mcdonald of that place, they
expect to be gone two or three weeks
Attorney NJ. G. Reibling of Port
land, dropped in rather unexpected
Tuesday morning for a short stay
on business matters. Mr.. Reibling
gives an account of himself as doing
good business in the city.
Mr.. Burt Venable, Editor of the
Cascade News says ''its never to late
to make New Years resolution,
Flip US, one-fifty on subscription"
Hes right You might flip US a
years subscription just for luck.
?. Mr.. and Mrs. Grover Stewart and
daughter Elaine, of Lagrand, Ore,
came the latter part of the week to
spend a waak or two at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Blair, and other
relatives in this part of the country.
Mr.. Edward D. Pacha, son of ]. r.
Pacha of this city, has accepted
position with the Payette National
Bank. to succeed Mrs. Ruth R. Shaw
as bookkeeper. Mr.. Pacha is a very
competent young man who has had
much. experience in the banking
business.
The weather man seems to. have
gotten squared away about right.
The damp and sloppy weather has
into a nice crisp cold wealth
er, is to 20 above with, the sun
shining bright, some of the weak
eyed ones had to wear smoked glass
es for few days, but its better Just
the same.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Orr took their
departure Tuesday for their new
home in Boise. We are very sorry
to see them leave, but living SO near
we will see them occasionly. Their
beautiful home on Second Avenue
South will soon be occupied by Mr..
and Mrs. Earl Farber who purchased
the property some time ago.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs
E. C. Keith will be pleased to learn
that recent word has been received
from them where they are spending
the winter in California, announcing
a great Improvement in Mr.. Keith's
health. The letter stated he was.
feeling at himself once more.
The State Horticultural meeting
held in Boise the past week was well
attended by our Payette people.
Questions of vital Importance were
discussed. Thursday evening the
social side OF. the society was treated
to very fine banquet. The toasts
were exceedingly humorous and
frought forth shouts of laughter.
The summer session is to be held in
Fruitland in June was put in charge
of A. A. Stettler of the Bench.
Miss Irma MeGee of Nampa, spent
last Sunday with Miss Reed. They
were class mates in the College of
IDAHO. Miss McGee is now conduct
ing an art store in Nampa in partner
ship with F. F. Brown who was. in
Payette with a store in that iine.
Miss McGee's visit was more than a
visit, she and Miss Reed were plan
ming a Chinese department to the
store in Nampa to handle goods that
Alice Reed can send for relief TO the
starving there, as we'll as to the ac-
,eommotation of psople here