Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1922-09-07

short vacation.
Mr.. H. E. Blivin and family drove
to Nampa Sunday, where they spent
the day with relatives.
! Mrs. P. H. Brown will soon have
her new home on North Ninth street
completed and ready for occupancy.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. R. Sharp went to
Boise Sunday, Mrs. Sharp remaining
for a few days to receive treatment
for eye trouble.
3Ox3h seiberling Cords $3.50
at Brubaker & CoItons.
F. E. Seelty, Col. L. V. Patch and
J. H Davis went TO Nampa Tuesday,
to attend a directors meeting Of the
Idaho Oil & Gas Co.
/ TOMATOES WANTED-At the
Idaho Canning Company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merrill Crouch of
Boise, spent Sunday with Payette
relatives and friends, returning to
. oOASC -4OAOoy C'CA4A6s
Miss Lillian Ackerman of New Ply
mouth, left Friday for Mountain
Home where she will teach in the
city schools at that place.
The W. C. T. U. will meet next
Tuesday afternoon at 1880 with Mrs
R. E. Haynes at No. 16 North 9Th St.
AL ladies are invited to attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Connyers went
10 Weiser Sunday morning where
they attended church and to meet
some of their friends in that city.
NJ. ,. Fleming, the Eye Specialist
will be at the Bancroft Hotel, Tues
day, Sept 18th. and will be glad to
meet any one having eye trouble.
auto wheels frightened, call 275-w
Miss Marion HalIet of Boise, and
Miss Hazel Hamilton OF Weiser, were
weekend visitors at the home OF
Miss Mildred Baker north of town
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Coughauour
came down the latter part OF the
week from Garden Valley to spend
few days with their many Payetve
friends.
4. 1. McClanahan has about COM
pleted his modern home on the corner
of Ninth and Fourth Avenue north. |
When completed it will be one of the
finest homes on that part of Payette. !
Mr.. F. NJ. Satoris, who recently |
sold his home on Ninth street. has
purchased the L. F. Shaw property on |
Tenth street, and will erect mod
ern bungalow. The basement is now
excavated.
Guaranteed fountain pens $3.50 at I
Lessons.
Billy" Carstens and family came
over from Boise Sunday and spent
the day with relatives in Payette.
They were accompanied by Miss Ma
linda Precht, who is one OF the clerks
at the Golden Rule.
Self filler fountain pens $3.50 at
Letson's.
Mrs. Viola Price who has been
here during the summer with her
daughter Mrs. Rabenau, left Sunday
for Pendleton, where she has ac-
cepted position as nurse in the
hospital at that place.
Thomas Hawkins, one OF the old
timers in this section who left Pay
cite three years ago and went to the
coast, returned Monday and will like
iy spend the rest of his days here.
He is stopping at the Commercial
hotel.
The best for the money is the o.
S. L. Battery. Apr 27tf.
U. S. Guss has fell in line on city
he is having built at
his home on Tenth street modern
back porch with a full basement,
five foot cement walk in front and
from the walk to the house. Nova
Lathrop is doing the work.
TOMATOES wANTED-At the
Idaho Canning Company.
Mrs. Wallace Griffin and daugh-
ter Miss Helen Griffin, Mr. and Mrs.
George Shellhaas and Harland
Springston returned this week from
a two weeks motor trip to Portland.
They also spent several days in The
Dalles, where they visited friends. J.
Mr.. ]. E. Harris and wife of Belt.
arrived the forepart of last
week for a visit with his brother,J. !
G. Harris of the Fruitland bench, and
also another brother and wife who
were from Los Angeles, Calf. On
the two visiting brothers
and their wives left by auto for Spo-