Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1922-03-09
PERSONAL AND LOCAL MENTION

Brubaker & Cotton, Exide Batter,
Service Station.
Mrs. Belle Sur IS reported to b.
improving from q severe sick spell
Guard Wood came over from Boise
Saturday and spent Sunday with hf.
parents.
]. W. Landon is again back at the
News stand after weeks spell OF
sickness.
I Bernard Eastman was In Boise
several days this week on business
matters.
. Earl Farber is among those on the
sick list and is absent from his place
Of business.
Mrs. Ann McIIvene who has been
quite sick for the past week Is slow
/ ly recovering.
The Perry brothers Of the Fruit
land bench have recovered from an
attack Of the flu.
Mrs. Rawlston has returned 10
Washington after visiting with her
sister, Mrs. Jesse Wells.
Mr.. Frank Korup of Weiser, was
in Payette Saturday for a call at the
home of his son, Carl Korup.
DR.. and Mrs. E. r. Wells are the
proud parents Of an eight pound
daughter born to them March first.
The local lodge of Modern Wood
man Of America will give q dance,
Friday night, March 10th, at the
German Hall.
Attorney J. H. Hellman and VIM.
Lamott have returned from Baker,
where Mr.. Hellman won a law suit,
and Mr. Lamott was busy on lum-
Der deal.
Mrs. n. E. Felthouse came in from
New Plymouth last week as nurse in
care of Mrs. a. B. Moss, Sr., who
is quite i'll, she will be in Payette all
next week.
Mr.. and Mrs I. A. Adair have
rented their ranch north Of town
and have moved to Payette and are
now nicely located in the Episcopal
Parish house.
Sheriff John T Jefferis has been
on the sick list for several days but |
is very much improved. A. c. Fenske {
sence from the office.
Sterling Wells, brother of Will and I
3. L. Wells, who was called to Pay
ette last week on account of the /
death of his mother, left this (Thurs- /
day. morning for his home in Iowa. I
Mrs. a. ]. Yanderford who has
been quite i'll for the past six weeks, 1
was taken to hospital at Boise Mon
day morning for examination and 4
treatment. At the last report she 4
was doing nicely.
DR.. A. V. Strauss returned Tues
iay morning from Seattle, where he
had been spending a week in that
7itv visiting at the home Of Mr.. and
"rs. T. F. Adams. He reports Mr..
adams making good financially.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Connyers and
I son of Mrs. Connyers, arrived in
2ayette Friday evening from indie
Oendence, Mo. and will make their
home here. They are now getting
settled in their home on the west
;ide.
The Van Motor Co. received a mail
,rder Monday morning enclosing
heck in payment for a Chevrolet car
which they will deliver to Grand
view idaho. on the arrival of a car
Dad which will be here the first of
he week
Mr. and Mrs. W A. Hunt stopped
IF at Payette the latter part of the
week enroute from Missouri to their
lone in Canada, for few days visit
I the home of Mr.. and Mrs 2. F.
Mrs. Hunt and Mrs. Antrim |
re sisters.
Insurance substitutes certainty for z
uncertainty and gives stability TO all 7
orms of business. B. F. McCarroll \
yill take care of you. Marst :
The ladies of st. James Church I
Till give a 25 cent Lenten Tea on q
thursday, March 18th, at the home
f Mrs. 1. r. Woodward The hos
esses for the afternoon will be Mrs. c
Kellogg, Mrs. Marks, Mrs. Holmes
nd Mrs. Woodward.
Mr.. Geo. A. Cooley of Rising City,
'eb., brother of Mrs. A. T. Wilson. ,
rriyed Tuesday morning for a visit .
[ the Wilson home On his return :
ONE he will be accompanied by his
lother who has been here with her i.
aughter for some time.
Insurance removes ventures and
alues from the sphere of chance. B. tC
:. McCarroll will serve you quickly 5
nd thoroughly Mar st2. a
Mr.. and Mrs. G. T. Armetn of Gas, +
ade, came down the latter part Of
he week and will remain until about a
April first According to their re- c
ort there is about four feet of snow T
4 that section, however they have I
ood word for the Long Valley coun- t
~.
Mr.. G.. W. Watson, F. M Satoris |
:. E. Seeley and Mr.. Clement ac-
Mr.. August Stein to tn
lay Horse mine last Monday. The, |
Tere quite enthused over the pros
ect and report the Company about
eady to begin shipping ore to the
melter.
Mrs. A. B. Moss Jr. and daughter, =
ella, left Saturday for Portland in ,
sSponse to a message announcing ,
he serious illness of Mrs. A. Cellar, 4
lother of Mr. Moss. Word has been | ]
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