Payette enterprise., 1921-10-13

MISS Lllildn Buell. mas gone LC
Boise to attend Business College.
]. w. Slick was in Payette Mon
day on his way to Caldwell on bust
ness matters.
C. E. Larson, cashier of the Pay
cite National Bank, was a Boise
visitor Monday.
C. A. Smith and General L. V
Patch drove to Lake Port Saturday
returning Sunday evening
FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN
ton Ford Truck, Express Body, Cord
Tires-Anson-Hart Groc Co.
The Mckenzie Five returned Mon
day from HALEY, where they went
/ to fill a weeks engagement
Mrs. Glen Landon and two little
boys, returned Sunday evening from
an extended visit with relatives in
iowa.
A. B. Moss, Jr., went to Boise on
business Monday returning Tuesday
with another Buick, sold to Gus
toner.
Mr.. Frank Mauley of India. will
speak at the Baptist church Friday
evening, Oct. IA All are cordially
invited.
Mr. Steve Clanton left Saturday for
Laurens, Iowa, for an extended visit
with a brother and other relatives in
that section.
Mrs. w L. Mayo who has been
visiting at the home of her daughter
Mrs. j. W. Arnett, left for her home
in Portland, Tuesday morning.
Miss Hardin and Miss zehr arrived
home Sunday after having attended
Institute in Boise last week, they
visited relatives in Nampa, enrouts
to Payette.
w. A. Coughanour returned Mon
day from Portland. According to
the Portland papers, Mr. Cougha-
nour is one of the big sheep lnen OF
this section.
Miss Esther Golden of District No.
6, went to Boise Friday and remain
ed over Sunday with her brother
and two sisters who have positions in
the Capital City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Coughanour re-
turned to their home in Garden Val
ley this morning after spending
very pleasant visit of two weeks with
their many Payette friends.
Frank X. Fuller, bookkeeper at
the First National Bank closed the
deal Monday for the VIII Moss home
on Center Avenue, I'VE suppose this
will be for renting purposes"
DR.. Sims will not be in New Ply
mouth office until November 1st.
Until the first of the month he will
be in his office in Payette every day
during usual office hours.
Walter Hezeltine and family re
turned the latter part of the week
from California and will again be-
come residents of Payette. They
have been absent for more than a
year.
Keith Burns and wife returned
today from their hunt on the Middle
Fork with two fine beads, seven and
five point busks. 1t is needless TO
say Mrs. Burns got hers.-Cascade
News.
P. E. Short returned Friday from
Cottage Grove, Oregon, where ht
purchased and brought with him II
car load of fine young Jersey COWS
and heifers and now has them on
his ranch east of Payette.
Austin McWilliams, we'll known
horse buyer, was in the city Monday
meeting his old time friends. Aus
tin is now living in Boise and is
shipping horses to Wyoming from
idaho, Oregon and Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Austen Anson, Mr.
and Mrs. Clifford Hart and Mr.. and
Mrs. w. C. Bader went to Nampa
Tuesday 10 attend the funeral of Mr
Fred Bader, a brother of Mrs. Anson,
Mrs. Hart and Mr.. Bader.
Mr.. F. Stamey is remodling his
home on Seventh street, converting
it into a modern bungalow. When
completed it is going to make de
cided improvement in the appearance
of the place and a cozy little home.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Petty of Boise,
returned Sunday after spending a
very pleasant weekend visit at the
homes of Mr.. and Mrs. Stockton and
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Douglass Mr..
and Mrs. Petty were former friends
of Mr.. and Mrs. Stockton and Mr..
and Mrs. Douglass, at Gridley, Kan
sas.
Capt. Anderson and Bud Duncan,
friends of L. NJ. Ferrel of this city,
and two of Boise's crack shots,
came down Saturday evening to
spend q day with Mr.. Ferrel up the
Payette river among the web-footed
tribe. They bagged good number
of birds alright, but will spend the
next two weeks doctoring up the
blisters on their feet.
w. r. Fitch returned to Payette
Monday evening from Omaho and
will spend the winter here. Mr..
Fitch came to Payette the forepart
of September in company with his
two daughters intending to make q
ohort visit. but after renewing his
desires TO lie in Payette, accompan-
led the daughters to their home in
Omaha, and returned to spend the
winter with his two sons, Scott and
B. r. Fitch.
FOR GALE AT A BARGAIN
on Ford Truck, Express Body, Cord
Tires-Anson--Hart Groc Co.