Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-12-01

! Attorney r. B. Scatterday of Cald,
well, was a Payette visitor Friday
{ Mrs. Argyll Houser is greatly i'm.
proved from an attack of pneumonia
! General L. v Patch left Friday
evening for San Francisco on i'm
portant business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Williams of Weiser,
spent Sunday at the home of Mrs.
Williams parents, Mr. and Mrs. c.
Il. Bowman.
have some private money that
can loan you on approved city proper
ty.-W. C. Bader.
Mrs. Henry Williams who is quite
sick with rheumatism is being cared
for al the home of Mrs. 3. D. Wilson
on 7th. street.
Edward Stanton, an uncle OF
Frank Stanton, of this city, visited
with the Stanton families for three
days this week.
Rev. H. G. Herendeen who is con-
ducting the Evangelistic campaign
at the Church of God enjoyed visit
10 Boise Monday.
". D. Case settled his Thanksgiv-
ing dinner with a ride in a new Nash
Six, purchased that morning from
Brubaker & Cotton.
Santa Claus will come down the
at the Anson-Hart Grocery
Wednesday, December 7th at P NJ
Mrs. Mary Stone will move De
cember l, to her new home recently
purchased of Mr.. Owens and son on
Second Avenue South.
MI and Mrs. Geo. Rezac returned
Sunday evening after spending a very
pleasant Thanksgiving week with
their daughters at Spokane.
Eight cars of fat cattle left Pay
cite, Tuesday, for the Portland
market, James Applegate shipped
three cars and ]. o. Bowker five.
Mrs. W. W. Kay returned Monday
from Twin Falls where she
was called on account of the death
Of a cousin, who lived at that place 3
Dwight MauIe returned to Boise, !
Monday morning after spending the
weekend with the home-folks. I.
Dwight is still with the Mckenzie
Five.
Mr.. and Hrs. J. Frost and family
arrived here Saturday from Nebras-
ka. They are at present with Mrs
Frost's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
zeiger.
The Farmers Cooperative Cream
Try Company are building a large
concrete block garage on the south
ide of their property, to be used in
lousing the cream trucks.
4. L. Pence, 1. L. Thurston and
Rex Bradshaw left Monday morning
or Garden Valley on a deer hunt
'he boys are all old hands at 1.-THE
and will undoubtedly re-
urn with their limit
When in need of a blank mort
age deed, bill of sale or any legal
tanks, call on W. c. Bader. Z.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Fuller were Sun
ay dinner guests at dinner at the
ONE OF Mr. and Mrs. Nova Lathrop.
n the aftrnoon they enjoyed a drive
through the Dead Ok Flat country
n the Oregon side. Il
The Woman's Relief Corps will
leet the second and fourth Friday {
T each month at 2:3O P NJ. in the
!. P. hall over Lauer IS store. Decem-
er 9Th, will be election of officers.
IL members are requested to be
resent
The Payette Cooperative Co., has
his week purchased of Van Motor
10. a new Chevrolet one ton truck
D put on their delivery service, the
ruck has been taken to Boise to
ave a special built body TO accom-
lodate their requirements.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Pease are the
roud parents of a baby daughter
4 pounds, who arrived at their,
ONE on Center Avenue last Satur-
ay, November 26th. Mrs. ]. V.
, taking care of the little Miss and
er mother.
Mrs. J. c. Chaplin will leave Mon {
ay for Marshfield, Oregon to !
Din M-. Chaplin who has been with !
heir son Dr. Clarence Chaplin, at i
nat place for several months. The !
oast climate being beneficial for |
Ir. Chaplin, it is likely they win {
lake their future home at March [
eld II
The Payette County Ministerial
ssociation met in New Plymouth,
Ionday afternoon. The session was
ED in the Congregational Church
nd most of the Payette ministers
-ere- present. Matters of material
ltereSt were discussed. The next
leeting will be held in Payette in
-eeks.
Miss Blanche Bigelow entertained
aturday evening at supper inl
onor of Anna Peutz who is leaving
Dr. Portland in few days. Those
resent were; Anna Peutz, Hazel
nd Fray Shafer, Ethel Jefferis,
label Lindquist, Alta Porter, Hope ,
hearer, Dorothy Turner, Esther and
Iarie Wasson, Blanche and Belva
igelow.
Mr.. Warren Flagg of Yakima,
stopped off at Pay
tie, Monday, on his return from
Dwa where he went some time ago
, dispose of several cars of apples,
,r a short visit with DIR. ]. ID. Baker. I
Ir. Flagg and DR.. Baker were old
me friends at Lowerville, Iowa,
many years ago and their visit was d
leaSapt ono - Z