Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1922-10-19
PERSONAL AND LOCAL MENTION


into Washington and Oregon.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Coughanou
left Sunday evening for Pocatello
where they went to attend Crane
Lodge.
Senator John R. Mckinney was il
Boise several days the latter part o.
the week on business matters, return
ing Monday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles B. Short, OF
North 9Th street, announce the ar
rival of Charles B. Short, Jr.", al
their home on Friday, October 18th
B. R. Fitch drove to his Dry Buck
ranch last Saturday and returned ac-
companied by his brother-in-law, Guy
Howard, who has been spending the
summer on the place.
We exchange Flour for wheat
Cash Feed Store.
District Judge, Ed. L. Bryan, and
Mr.. N. Ney, court reporter, from
Caldwell were in Payette Monday, at
tending to court matters, leaving
Tuesday morning for Weiser.
Judge B. S. yarian and Mr.. Com
mick, court reporter, from Weiser,
were in Payette Monday evening, and
left Tuesday morning for Emmett,
where the Judge will hold court for
a few days.
This week Mr.. and Mira. Shoemaker
of this city, purchased two lots on
which they intend building small
modern bungalow in the near future.
The sale was made by The Lamott
Brokerage Co.
Miss Dorathy Turner is home on a
vacation from Portland, where she
h., Ocen in training at the Good Sa-
maritan hospital. She is very much
taken with the work and will return
he latter part of the week.
Try the U. S. L. Battery, longer
guarantee. Apr. 27tf.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. ]. Hughs drove
to Mountain Home, Sunday morning
to look after their interest in crops
grown on their ranches near that
place. They returned to Boise, where
they remained over night, returning
to Payette Monday morning.
Mrs. Harry Kent returned the lat
ter part of the week from Tacoma,
where she has spent the
past month visiting at the home Of
her son, Charlie Kent. She was ac-l
,ompanied by her daughter-in-lap
md baby, who came to make an ex-
tended visit.
HEMSTITCHING properly done,
Mrs. Bird Jacobsen, in Coughanour
block on way to passenger depot.
Mrs. H. NJ. Hewitt, of Salem, Ore
son, came the latter part of the,
week for visit at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. ]. Jackson,
If Crystal Bottom. Mrs. Hewitt is
veil pleased. with her home at Salem,
Gems to enjoy visiting her many
oayette friends.
C. R. Sharp is enjoying visit with
lis father, two half brothers and
lister, they are here from Oklahoma.
The sister came a few days ago arriy-
ng on the train, Mr.. Sharp and the
wo sons arrived overland Monday
1t is their intention to
make this their future home.
Better light, Hotter Spark, longer
ife, more power,-U. S. L. Battery.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Platt, who '
ave been at the home of their daugh- !,
er, Mrs Fred Marquardsen, near
,uhl, for the past two weeks, assist
ng in the harvesting or a sine prune, !
rop, arrived home Monday after ,
oon accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs.
Eighteen cars of :
runes were shipped from Mr. Mar
uardsen's orchard this year. &,
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip OFT and Miss
.uth Harris of Roaming Springs, Pa, I
rrived the latter part of the week as
uests at the J. E. Oldham home. Mrs. /.
Ut is sister of Mr.. Oldham. On !
unday, Mr.. and Mrs. Oldham and I
isitors motored to Starkeys stopping S
> visit the Mesa Odchard, on their
-ay. Mr.. and Mrs. OFT are well r
leased with this part OF the state.
SEAMLESS SACKS at the Cash 9
'eed Store.
Jake NodIe and C. C. Cochrum had
little collision on the street Monday /
vening resulting in CONSIDERABLE t
amage to Mr.. Nodle's car. Mr.. I
ockrum was backing away from the
urb in the opposite direction from U
he usual custom when the rear end !
{ his truck was struck by Mr.. :