Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-12-22
PERSONAL AND LOCAL MENTION
W. B. Baker and family motored

. IueSudyf on DuslneSS UdItofS
Twenty pounds washing for 800
ask us.-Payette Steam Laundry.
The City Meat Market shipped
I Monday from Emmett, 2 car loads OF
( hogs and of cattle to the Portland
market.
| Miss Edna Inman returned Sun
day evening from Ames, Iowa, where
she has been spending the summer.
She will remain in Payette.
W. A. Coughanour has broken
ground for the erection of an up-to-
date opera house on his property
just south of the post-office.
W A. McKevitt who has leased
the Dancing Pavilion here at Payette,
has moved down from Boise and is
now living in the c. A. Smith apart
ment rooms.
Mrs. E. H. Nesbit, Post-mistress at
Gross, Idaho, and children came
down Saturday evening to spend the
holidays with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. I. w. Kenward.
Mrs. L. L. Gearhart and son,
Richard Lee, were removed from
Mrs. Blanchard's to their own home
Sunday. Both are well and the
whole family made happy.
W. z. Frost and family recently
from Nebraska, moved this week to
the Coughanour house on Second
Avenue South. formerly occupied by
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Farber.
P L. Johnson has just completed
a beautiful bungalow on the D. E.
Wilcox ranch near Fruitland. Mr..
Wilcox and family are now OCCUPYING
the place and feel much at home.
If you have failed to find a suit
able Christmas gift, you might send
your friends g receipt for years
to the Enterprise. 1t !
will be remembrance 81 times dur
ing the year.
Mr.. R. Pinger OF Dutton, Mont,
arrived Saturday evening for a visit |
with his son J. P. Pinger, one Of |
the Enterprise force He will also !
visit a daughter in Weiser, and like
ly spend the winter in this part of |
Idaho.
Miss Gladys Compton of Kinks /
vile. Mo-, sister of Mrs. Ida B. |
Rodgers, arrived last evening on No |
IS. Miss Compton will make her
home with Mrs. Rodgers, she will /
finish her course in the Payette High /
School.
Mrs. L. E. Peterson is nicely re-
covering from the effect of her
operation at the Mayo Hospital ac-
cording to late information received. !
However it will be after New Years I
before she will be able &c leave /
Mrs. G. T. Arment sends her re-
newal to the Enterprise from Cas-
,ade, and repudiztes the statement
n the Enterprise regarding tie deep
snow at that place, says the roads
are good for auto driving and the
weather. is fine.
The first snow Of the season fell
Sunday night, about two inches COW
sred the ground Monday morning
The weather is not cold, but TYPICAL
or southern Idaho. The present in
iications are for more snow and
white Christmas.
Darrell Connerly has recently pur
,hased the Garden property ON Tenth
street, formerly owned by Mrs.
Sarah Say. He and Mrs. Conncrly
will move to their new home about
January first. The deal vss made by
he Fitch Realty Co. !
. F. NJ. Moss accompanied by his
mother, Mrs. A. B. Moss, Sr., went
% Boise, Wednesday morning on
business matters, returning in the
evening with 1922 modle Buick,
which was previously sold for Christ
mas delivery.
The Payette Green House, under
he management Of Sam Genovay, Is
second to none in the state for real
quality and variety OF besutlful
Towers. II the display at the Anscn-
Hart Grocery Co. is a sample. II is
a beautiful display.
Mrs. Jones: Have you tried the
7ayette Steam Lsundry's new Dsmp
Wash yet?
Mrs. Smith; l should say 1 have,
{ is great. they wash and wiring
hem so nice, and think of il twenty
pounds for S1.00.
W. T. Wood Of Deer Park, Wash
ngton, arrived Sunday for visit
With his brother NJ. E. Wood. OF this
,ity. he has been spending the last
week with another brother Frank
Wood, formerly OF this place, now
living near Iidvale, who is in very
poor health.
Clarence Larson who was reported
III in last weeks issue was taken TO
Ontario Sunday morning where se
underwent an operation for Rppendi-
,itis. His case was pronounced :
very critical one, however he is do
ng very nicely and unless eomplies-
lions develop will soon recover.
B. W. Gilmore came down Monday
from his ranch near Council and
after attending to some business
matters at Weiser, came on down to
spend a few days with his Payette
friends. He reports about one foot
of snow in his locality at the time he
eft but undoubtedly will find more
on his return.
Clarence Sherwood. student ut
he Intermountain Institute at
Weiser came down Sunday evening
% spend his holiday vacation at
home. Vernon Connyers who is also
| student at the same school came