Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1922-12-07
PERSONAL AND LOCAL MENTION

tOunQaJlon is complete on the Dacl
end of the church lot.
Mrs. Ida Payne and daughter, Mrs
Wick Johnson came over Tuesda!
morning and spent the day will
Mrs Vincent Byram.
The w. T. c. u will meet mex
: Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 with Mrs
> Conover on North Tenth Street
Clone and bring a friend.
Goods of Quality" at Lessons.
: Mr.. and Mrs ]. H. Connyers went
to Weiser Sunday morning, where
| they attended the Latter Day Saints
church, and also picnic dinner By
the members.
Mrs. w. w. Letson returned the
latter part of the week from Washing
\ on, D. c., where she was in attend
ance at the National convention of
THE Eastern Star
! s1.0O guaranteed Alarm Clocks at
Lessons.
y The first snow of the season fell
Tuesday morning, Dec 5th. The
ground was covered with white
coat and looked quite wintery, but
by noon it had all disappeared.
Mr. and Mrs. Satoris are nicely set
tied in the new home recently COM
pleted on North Tenth Street. They
moved last Monday and are quite
proud of their new commodiousI
home
: Mrs. Will Coughanour came down
from Garden Valley Friday evening
with her brothers, Lon and Streeter
Stroup, who were hunting in that
vicinity. She returned home We'd
nesday.
Better light, Hotter Spark. longer
life. more power.-U. S. L. Battery.
Mrs. F. NJ. Nave of Des Moines, Ia, !
arrived in Payette in time to spend
Thanksgiving with her parents, Mr.;
and Mrs. F. NJ. Satoris. She will
make an extended visit before re-
turning to Iowa
Ivory goods at new prices at
Lessons.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Draper were
guests at the turkey dinner on
day at the home of their
daughter, Mrs. Elmer Ahlstrand, near
Fruitland. Mr.. and Mrs. A B. .Mul-,
len of Washoe, were also invited
guests at the dinner.
Harry Pence, who is spending the
most of his time at Homedale, in
the manufacturing of alfalfa meal,
was home over Sunday. He reports
a good business at that place, ship
ping about six to seven cars per
week mostly going into the cotton
belt of the south.
s1.O0 guaranteed Alarm Clocks at,
Letson's.
c. A. Smith, who was called to
Omaha, Nebr., a short time ago to
be at the bed side of his mother, who
was seriously i'll, returned Monday
His mother passed away,
Nov. 30th, and was buried at her
lone town Kearney, Nebr., on Dec. =,
Ind. Mrs. Smith and the children
'emained for a longer stay
Mrs. William Bulmer received a
etter last week and also a mamouta /,
punch of grapes from her daughter
n-law, Mrs. Alice Bulmer, of Dee,
oregon, the grapes came in time for
dinner and the single
,unch was so large it would not go j,
u q gallon pail. The letter states
hey are all we'll and happy snd pros
'ering.
Try the U. S. L. Battery, longer !
Apr. 27tf.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. X. Ballenger, Miss :
Alfaretta Ballenger, and the Editor
nd family were guests on Thanks ,
living day, at the j. H. Connyer'st
.ome in the west part of town and
eft as remembrance of their
orgeous feed the stripped carcass of
n Is pound goose, besides devour- !.
ng enough trimming 10 satisfy the )
ppetite of platoon of Irish Hoboes.
FOR SALE-or exchange, 20
cres good irrigated land, for cars g
r stock.-zack Walker
A few years ago the entire nation !,
yas deeply aroused over the Flu. D
very ailment was the Flu, or the
ffects;of the Flu. Today the farm 9
rs in Iowa are losing their hogs by =
be thousands with the Flu. La r.
rippe among the humane race and
og cholera among the hogs has been g
common thing for many gener- a a
tions but the Flu" is like the short :