Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1922-11-02
PERSONAL AND LOCAL MENTION


Attorney Geo. Donnart of Weiser,
was in Payette Monday, on legal
business.
!. Mrs. U. S. Guss went to Ontario,
Wednesday, to visit at the home of
her daughter.
Miss Aleda Cosman left Saturday
for Boise, where she will attend
Links Business College.
Suits and oyercoats cleaned and
pressed SIPS. Sponged and pressed
t75c.-Payette Pressary, Phone 112-R
! Mrs. F. NJ. Moss and children re-
turned Monday evening, from a six
I weeks visit with relatives in Mime
apolis.
Mrs. Leo Schmidt and daughter of
New Plymouth, were in Payette Fri
/ day on business.
! E. W. Perkins and little son of
La Grande, came down Friday even
ing and returned home Sunday even
ing.
DR.. ]. w. Huff and T. C. Huff, of
Baker, Oregon, came down Friday
and visited until Monday at the home
OF their brother, B F. Huff, of this
city.
Zack Walker, who has been con-.
fined to his bed for some time suf-
fering from severe attact of Pneu-i
moia, is now able to be out and
around
Miss Nellie Hayes, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. L. K Bal
lenger, for the past three weeks,
left Saturday evening for her home
in Boise.
Auctioneer ]. W. Clanton conduct
ed a large farm sale near Ontario,
Tuesday. Cattle averaged $1,000
per head and horses sold for $50 to
S7o Fer head.
O-Tan Forbes came in from Port
land, the latter part of the week for
visit at the home of his parents,
M. and Mrs. Frank Forbes, and also
a host of other friends in Payette.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip OFT and Miss
Ruth Harris, who have been visiting
for the past three weeks at the home
of Mrs. Otis sister, Mrs. ]. E. Old
ham, left Wednesday for their home
in Pennsylvania.
o. 2. Mathews of Washoe, returned !
Tuesday, from successful hunting
trip on Trail Creek. He was accom-
panied on the trip by a party of
friends from Cascade, all bringing
out their limit of deer.
Boyd Swanson came over from
Apple Valley Tuesday, on business
matters. He reports his apple crop
of 5000 boxes all gathered and in the
storage waiting for cars to move
them.
Mrs. Julia F. Carothers has i'm
proved the appearance and conven-
ience of her home on Second Avenue
South, by building large porch ex-
tending across the north and west
side of her house.
]. R. Mckinney made a business
trip to Emmett Monday afternoon,
leaving Payette after two o'clock,
stopped in Emmett an hour and ar
rived home before five, Guess that's
hitting the high places"
F. NJ. Moss, Clyde Thurston, F. E.
5eeley and David l. Peterson were
-ocatello last Saturday, where they
.ttended tie Shriner's Ceremc NAL.
Ihey were all sober when they re-
turned the following Monday. /.
The Enterprise is in receipt of a
receipt of letter from our old
friend, Geo. c. Sothman, of Los
Calf, requesting the paper ;
sent to his address. Geo. is still in '
he laundry business and is doing {
we'll, but has not forgotten his |
.ormer Payette friends.
L. V. Stewart, G. W. Branch and
9heiix Brown left Saturday evening
Tor Wild Horse Greek, north of
council on a hunting trip prepared
or most any kind OF game, but re-
.urned Monday evening we'll covered
With dust and rather evaded the
question when asked, What Luck"
The long drouth was broken Mon
lay night when this section was Wis
ted with fine rain. The dry season
las been favorable for the fruit
grower In gathering their crops, but /.
ne dry farmers, who have fall grain :
planted need the rain in order to
'r1ng 1t up before the cold weather !.
lets in. i
DR.. A. NJ. Wilton, Neurologist of f
3uhl, Idaho, will again visit Payette. Q
oming Monday, Nov. 9th, and will t
'e at the Bancroft Hotel for a few c
lays only, devoting his time to the n
'xamlnatlon of eyes and the fitting
u glasses and have special terms for L
he students of the schools. If you h
re interested in the causes of i'll r
lealth and care to learn how to re- II
move them, regain your health and d
earn how to keep well, call or Phone S
49-JS for an appointment. t
A letter from Mr. and Mre naol oFl o