Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-11-03
PERSONAL AND LOCAL MENTION

with the Payette High School Friday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lou Farber OF
Weiser, was in Payette Sunday Wis
iting relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Huff drove to
Nampa Wednesday on some bust
ness matters.
Attorney John H. Norris was in
Boise Wednesday on legal business
returning Wednesday.
Call Mrs. Bovee at Bancroft Hotel
or Pavilion for appointment for
private Dancing lessons.
November 18th is a National holi-
day, all business houses in Payette
will close on that day
Miss Esther Peterson visited her
friend Mrs. Lou ]. Farber in Weiser
from Thursday to Sunday.
4 fine baby boy was born to MI.
and Mrs. Russell Maxfield on Satur-
day morning, October 29th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Spaulding
were down from Weiser Sunday and
spent the day with his parents.
Mrs. A. o. Sutton and baby re-
turned Saturday after spending a
month with her mother at Mos
COW, Idaho.
Anyone wishing to lease a ranch
see L. C. Moore, on Lovers Lane
Professor ]. E. Turner is now back
in his commodious home on the Pay
cite Heights. He moved with his
family last Saturday.
Rev. H. X. Wallace, a former pas
tor Of this place, passed thru Pay
cite TO his home at Joseph, Oregon.
from a trip into the Twin Falls
country.
Mr.. W. F. Strothers has moved
his iewelry stock from the Satoris
building to the Case building. in the
rooms formerly occupied by Mrs. A
v Strauss.
Fitch will write your security
bonds.
W. D. Shelton, after travelling
about more or less for the last year
or two, has finally settled down in
Payette, and is buying poultry for
the coast market.
The K. of P. lodge have moved
their furniture and other equipment
to their new home in the Lauer
building, in the rooms formerly oc-
cupied by the Masonic lodge,
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Korup and
little daugter. Mrs Ida Wells, Mrs.
Bird -Jacobsent and two children
were Sunday visitors at the home Of
Mr.. and Frank Korup of Weiser.
Mr.. ]. P. Pinger, one of the Enter
prise force, moved his family from
Weiser the forepart of the week, and
are now nicely located in the J. H.
Connyer's home on the west side.
Brubaker & Cotton received Tues
day. a carload OF Nash cars, they
were unloaded at Boise and were
driven across. Mr.. ]. A. Bates drove
one home and prchased it on his re-
turn.
See the Studebaker Light Six,
Payette Service Garage.
Earl Kirk is making good use of
the fine weather and is making good
headway toward completion of a
modern bungalow on his tract of
land on the Kent orchard east of
Payette
Mrs. E. Kummerer left Monday
for Spokane after an extended visit
with her daughter, Mrs. ]. H Norris,
after a few weeks visit with relatives
in Spokane, will visit at Deer Park,
before returning to her
home.
Have a good residence property
in Payette, close in, which we will
trade for 10 to 25 acres.-Fitch
Realty Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. X. Ballenger, Mr.. |
and Mrs. Rodney Shake, Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Dibbie and Mr.. and Mrs. !
Logan Bowman, were dinner guests !
Sunday at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. |
Tom Bulmer at their home on Dead !
Ok Flat.
The Women's Relief Corps Dis
trict Convention will be held in Pay /
ette, Idaho, Nov. II. The meeting !
will be held in the X. of P hall, owe
the Lauer hardware store. A dinner !
will be served at IL o'clock for all 1
members of Relief Corps and G. A I
R.
Insure your property against fire (
with Fitch. The Land Man.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. G. Harris left |
last Saturday overland for Los !
Angeles, California. however. they
expect to return to Payette within ]
few weeks, when it is their expecta- /
tions to start operations on the sink !
ing of an oil well some where in !
this locality.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. o. Moburg of |
Toledo, Ohio. are here this week. !
Mr. Moburg is local manager for the /!
Rex Spray Co., at Toledo and also |
General Manager for all of the Rex
Spray Companies over the United |
States. His visit here at this time |
is while on his tour of inspection.
Mr.. John Baldwin, President of
the Baldwin-Pope Marketing Co. of
ST. Louis, Mo-, left for the East Sun |
day. Mr.. Baldwin purchased a
couple hundred carloads of Idaho |
fruit through Gilbert ]. Peterson of
Payette, and has been stopping at
Payette during the shipping season. /
Mr.. Baldwin is so well pleased with /
his fruit deal and the people that he /
met while in Idaho that he expects
to return again next year if we have I