Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-01-27

day.
Attorney s. H. HeltzsI and C. z.
Larson went TO Huntington Tuesday
> on legal business
Vet Connyers and Virgil Bears
we're down from Emmett the latter
part OF the week visiting relatives
and acquaintance
Mr.. and Mrs. c. 7. Hall Of Fruit.
land who have been visiting with
friends in this city. left on Monday
for San Diego, Calf.
We see BY the Cascade News that
( Dr. ". C. Hurd Of Cascade has been
I appointed and duly sworn in IS Dep
/ uty Sheriff Of Valley County
Amy Mcdonald, niece Of Mr. A
F Taylor, returned TO her home IN
Seattle Tuesday after an extended
visit with relatives in Payette
, The Sixth Street Club meJ Tues
day afternoon at the home Of Mrs
/ Carl Korup, and the usual good time
was enjoyed, including refreshments
Mrs !. 2. Taylor and daughter
Dorothy who have been visiting EoE
some time with relatives in Seattle,
returned 10 Payette Monday evening
Arthur Ackernau and wife Of New
Plymouth are visiting at the HAM
gan home this week and also at
tending the Catholic Mission which
is being held here this week
Mr.. and Mrs ". H. Jefferis who
have been visiting at the home Of
their son, Sheriff Jefferis, for the
past four weeks left Wednesday for
their home in WaIIa Walla, wash
Miss Daisy Crump entertained the
81. James Club at her home Wednes-
day evening SEQ was played .sno
Miss Crump served dainty refresh
uents At the close Of the evening
There viii be q Shadow Social in
the 'T'' basement, Tuesday, Feb 1,
At S o'clock. Shadows will be sold
to the highest bidders And ladies
bring box supper for two Public Al
fair.
Z. L Cole was passing around the
cigars Tuesday evening as the result
OF q fine baby girl who arrived at
the home OF Nurse Shafer that after
noon. Both mother and baby are do
ing nicely.
DR.. r 3. Hurd- Assistant State
Veterinary, returned from Boise this
morning where he has been for some
time on professional business, and
70 attend to some important Teterf-
nary meetings
Mr.. and Mrs. D. o. Bulls returned
Tuesday from Corvallis Ore, where
they enjoyed very pleasant six
weeks visit with their son D. Z. Bull
lis. They were also AZ Salem Ore
gon, visiting Mrs Bulls parents
while gone.
Mr. F. Z. Seeley, manager for the
Payette Valley Rex Spray Co, return
ed from Twin Falls and several other |
towns in that section, where he vent |
to arrange for the sale of spray ma
teriaI and other goods sold By this
company.
F. z. SeeIey. c. H Sargent, A J. |
Shearer and Fred Ahlstrand went 10
Boise Wednesday to attend q Confer
ence between the Fruit Growers and |
q number OF Rail Road Officials in |
the matter of freight rates for the
shipment Of fruit
The Wrestling Match and Sparing /
Contest at the Y. NJ c. 4 Tuesday /
evening was well attended and the |
exhibitions were rather classy. Our
boys and young men are evidently 4
getting some splendid physical train i
ing at the gymnasium.
Mr. and Mrs. Grover Stewart and |
little daughter who have been visit
ing at the E A Blair home, and al
so with relatives in Emmett, On
tario. Caldwell sad Boise, for the
u2sr three weeks, returned 10 their
home in La Grande last Sunday eve
ming
Mrs. KAY GuilIiams of Emmett
came down Tuesday evening 10 spend i
a few days at the homes of Mr. and /
Mrs Carl Horup and Mrs. Bird Jacob |
sen. Mr. GuiIliams expects to CONS 1
down Saturday evening and will re-
turn with Mrs Guilliams the first of 1
the week
Clifford Hart, OF the Auson-Hart
Grocery Co. has been absent iron
his usual place of business for cOu
pie of days. being confined at home |
with q little of Jobs trouble Its
not much fun, but when you get
filled up with meanness its bound /
to break out some where
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Farber hsvs
finely got settled in their new hOms 1
on Second Avenue South. There are
always some things that come raths-
Unexpectedly. We have been quite an
xious 20 have our new neighborS set
tie next to Us, but never even dream
ed OF the convenience of being called
on time in the morning, and having
our room all lit up for dressing
Ralph's old whizzer sounds off the
morning call Ciust little early how
ever and the light from his window
shines in on US free of charge
WILL BUILD LARGE
PACKING HOUSE
Harry Kent will build this year. on 4
his fine orchard tract east OF Pay |
ette. 4 paeking heuse with ample /
storage resm for all time to come
He has contracted for the material
and will begin as soon as the weath i
er conditions will permit. The build. 4
ing viii be so by 100 feet and will 4
be substantially constructed. Mr. /
Kent has one OF the fiRest orchards !
in this section of the country 66 4
acres Of solid Jonathans, and nov