Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-11-24

/. Attorney John H. Norris made a
lasusiness trip to Vale, Thursday.
Attorney o. A. Sutton was a bust
ness visitor in Emmett, Friday. q
Xmas Toys to suit all ages and
all purses at Johnson s Variety Store
I; Winters. here and you wilP want to
store your car. See US for prices.
.Eah Motor Co.
- Marriage License-George RAIDER
ilof sNyssa, Oregon, and Amy Boston
of sNyssa, Oregon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claud Browning Wis
lited the o. W. Browning home Sun
day at Fruitland.
| MIR. John H. Norris made a bust
ness visit to the Capitol City the
latter part of the week.
airs. Hattie Baker spent Saturday
and Sunday in New Plymouth with
her son, Arthur Baker and family
{ Mr.. and Mrs v. o. Wainwright
spent Sunday with their daughter
Mrs. Lou j. Farber at Weiser, Sun
day.
The big rock crusher in the east
part of town is running full blast
supplying rock for the highway
north of town.
: Mr. and Mrs. Walter Johnson and
Charley Johnston and Alberta Vain
wright visited the home of Fred NJ
Johnston at Parma, Sunday.
NJ. ]. Deal of Portland, sends the
necessary S1.50 for renewal to
the Enterprise to keep in touch with .
the news from his old home town
Miss Bette Harrison of Weiser, (
came Thursday and spent very
pleasant week at the home of Mr. |
and Mrs. ]. P. Pinger on the west /
side
Mr.. w. B. Baker, Dry-goods Man
ager, at the Cooperative store, was
in Boise the latter part of the week
on business matters, remaining until
Monday morning.
FOR SALE-16 White Leghorn
cockerels, Transcreed strain, none
better, S150 each.-Dr. ]. D. Baker.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Merritt left
Tuesday for LaGrande, Oregon,
From all reports they will encounter
plenty of snow when arriving at
their destination.
Mrs. K. L. Johnson and Mrs. ]. L.
Wells left Friday evening for Port
land where they will visit friends
and relatives. Mrs. Wells will visit
Mrs. Herald Hewett at Salem before
her return.
Mrs. Jim Shelton and two child
ren, of Ketchikan, Alaska, who have
been visiting at the II. L. Precht
home for the past couple of weeks
left for her home on Tuesday eve
ming after an enjoyable visit Il
Keith Burns of Emmett and R
L. Lewis of Boise, were IN Payette :
Tuesday selling insurance and build
ing and loan stock Keith is one OF j
Payette's old timers and spent con- !
siderable time visiting friends
The ladies of the NJ. E. church
will hold bazaar and cafeteria
supper at the NJ E. Church on Sat Il
lrday, December g. Supper will be '
served from p. m. to p. m. The
,azaar will be held during the entire
lay.
J. P. Walker and son ]. r. Walk
n, left early Monday morning for
Burbank, Calf, going overland by
way of Salt Lake. They have a large
contract in their line of work which
will necesSitate their remaining
Until late in the spring.
LOST side curtain for an !
overland car.-Burt Duell. =
We are preparing statements and '
will mail to all delinquent subscrib
RS within a few days. Kindly be
to send in your renewal. a
70 writing necessary, just send your r
heck together with the statement in a
he enclosed self addressed envelope. |
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Baker in COM
amy with Mrs. Bakers mother, Mrs. q
Wolfe, Mrs. Satoris and Miss Pearce a
rove to Nampa Sunday afternoon S
yhere they attended very interest :
ng and instructive lecture by DR..
iraham on Christian Science.
William Maule is erecting another
inc bungalow on the corner of 10th
nd Third Avenue, North. Mr.. 4
Iaule has improved his part of town :
cry noticably during the past year :
Y building quite a number of very =
eat modern homes. They are all q
coupled and more homes are need !,
d., D
Charley Mcintyre, the lad who a
let with an accident plowing about
wo weeks ago which resulted in the
reater portion of his right hand be- q
lg amputated, is now able to attend :
chool. His skill in playing marbles .
; somewhat handicapped, however, q
e is still in the game with some I,
retty keen left-handed shots. Is,
Mr.. Geo. Rezac left Tuesday eve :
ing for Spokane to spend Thanks g
living with his family who are al b
ne present time at that place, the
wo daughters Blanch and Donna,
re there attending school, and Mrs. a
.ezac who has been visiting at Pull t.
ian for the past week will join the e
imily for Thanksgiving dinner. 81
The weather took sudden change u
ne fore-part of the week from the II
risp sunshiny weather to a balmy 81
ain, which is very beneficial. If it
ill continue until the ground is well
baked before freezing weather it I
ill make material difference in g
le crops of next year. The grass on n
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