Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-10-20


Almost train time, you must have
your baggage to the depot at once
Phone 126.
Mr.. ]. H. Davis left Saturday for
Salt Lake and was gone several days
on business connected with the Pay
cite Mills.
J Mrs. Mary Arnold of Portland,
Oregon, who has been visiting al
the home of VIM. Syme left for her
home today.
Attorney Norris and family ac-
! cCmpanied by Mrs. Hummer, mother
CT Mrs. Norris, drove TO the Mesa
Orchard Sunday.
/ C. W. Giesler drove to the Council
country the forepart of the week
with an apple buyer who purchased
several cars of apples.
The Methodist Ladies will hold a
Z cooked food sale at the City Meat
Market, Saturday, Oct. %. Come
and get something good to eat
Lloyd Birge and Eva May Hunt,
both of Ontario, were married al
the N. z. Parsonage on Monday af-
ternoon, Rev. c. L. Walker officiat-
ing.
Mrs. A. C. Gardner of Portland,
an aunt of Mrs. VIM. Syme, arrived
this week on visit and to take care
Of Mrs. VIM. Syme who is very sick
at her home.
Foot Specialist at the Golden
Rule, Thursday, Oct. 81.
Mrs. A. B. Moss, Sr., left Saturday
for Baker, Oregon, for a few days
visit with friends. From there Mrs.
Moss will go to Portland TO be gone
several weeks.
c. W. DeBore and F. r. Mashal Of
Nyssa, was in Payette Friday, Mr..
DeBore purchased several fine thor
oughbred Jersey cows at the auction
sale at Banks barn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lou Farber OF
Weiser, Mr.. and Mrs. ". H. Farber
and Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Farber were
Sunday guests at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Ralph Farber.
Otto Asmussen came down town
Monday morning fairly red-headed
over what had happened at his place
Sunday evening. The boy only
weighed six and a half pounds. New
re mind, Otto, the high cost of living
has come down, he'll soon grow big
ger.
Messrs. E. B. Shanks, Arthur
Blanchard, W. B. Stearman, W. A
Coughanour. Ira W. Kenward and
Charlie Fulton were among the num-
ber who left Sunday on the special
train for Lewiston to attend the
Odd Fellows Convention held there
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. S. Taggert who
have sepnt the last six weeks in Pay
cite in the interest of shipping fruit,
left Saturday evening for Nampa,
where Mr.. Taggert has some unfin-
ished business. Mr.. Taggert has
handled out of this place about 90
cars OF fruit.
Foot Specialist at the Golden
Rule, Thursday, Oct. 27.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Baker, Mr..
and Mrs. U. S. Guss, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Steigerwalt, Mrs. Davis, and
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Johnston, drove
to Caldwell Sunday afternoon where
they attended the Christian Science
lecture by DR.. John NJ. Tutt. They
report a very instructive meeting.
Mr.. W. L. Spotswood, his daugh-
ter, Mrs. B. L. Wells, and grandson
Floyd Wells, took their departure on
the morning train Wednesday for
Los Angeles, Calf, to spend the
winter. where Mr.. Spotswood has
three brothers and two sisters living.
It's a safe bet, his fishing tackle was
his ha
The Dodge car is not a bad car
to ride in, but its not near big
enough for Jack Short now. The
information came last Sunday morn
ing from weiser, that a fine boy
y pounds arrived at his home in
that city. Mrs. r. E. Short OF this
city. drove down in the afternoon
to take a look at the fine grandson.
Mr.. Burt Venable came down from
Boise Saturday evening in company
with CLYDE hurston, and spent sun
dav with Payette friends. Mr.. Ven
able has sold his newspaper plant at
Cascade and will rest up for few
weeks before entering into any line
of business. Burt is looking fine
ard was a welcome guest among his
many Payette friends.
Come! Where? To the Golden
Rule to see the Foot Specialist,
Thursday, Oct. 27.
Ira Reed and wife, and Morton
Johnson and wife. of Alliance, Neb.,
VINO is out TO this country visit,
were Sunday guests at the W. NJ.
Copeland home Sunday. Mr.. John
son has been a conductor on the
Burlington road for 4S years. Both
gentlemen were friends of Mr.. and
Mrs Copeland back in Nebraska.
NJ and Mrs. Charles Splawn OF
vale were also callers at the Cope
land home Sunday afternoon.
Sheriff Jefferis returned Thurs
day from a short hunting trip to
Stoley Meadows, yet long enough to
bring back the venison. John usu-
a,iv brings in the game when he goes
after dead or alive. From Mr.. JET
ferris story that territory is simply
covered with hunters and but few
aro returning successful. With
good road for autos in to Knox, that
section will be q thing of the past so
far as hunting and fishing is con-
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