Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1922-11-30
MORE EGGS. Huffs lay
Mash -rash Feed Store


A. Holloway, who has been cen
fined to the house for about a
month, was able to be out to church
Sunday.
A line from A. V. Strauss to Z.
F. Huff advises that he was married
in Omaha on Sunday evening 10 Miss
Minnie Jones of Dunlap. Iowa.
E. C. S. Brainard is in New YORK
City on business matters, leaving here
Sunday OF last week, he expects 10
return about December first.
Mrs. August jacobson. who has
for several days been quite i'll and
confined to her bed, is now much in
proved and able to be about the
house.
. Better light, Hotter Spark, longer
life. more power.-U- s. L. Battery.
Mrs. H. T. Kenepp, o. Rock Lake,
y. Oak, who has spent the past two
weeks visiting with the S. j. Kenepp
family and other friends here, left
Sunday evening to visit with friends
in Nampa.
Mrs. Homer Settle was in Boise,
Tuesday and Wednesday, looking al
sample lines and buying merchandise
for her new store, "The Settle shop"
which she will open the latter part
Of the week.
Roy Harrington, who was con-
siderably bruised up and rendered
unconscious in an automobile acet-4
dent last week, has recovered SUI.
ficiently to be back at work in the
shop on Monday.
GRINDING. Bring US your
grinding. We do it as you want it
and when you want it.-Cash Feed
saore.
W. A. Coughanour is making good
use Of the beautiful weather in the
erection of another modern bungalow
on his property on the corner of End
Avenue South and 11th street
T. Wilson is doing the work
The best for the money is the U.
S. L. Battery. Apr 27tf.
The members Of the G. A. R. and
". R. C enjoyed very pleasant af-
.ernoon last Friday in the dining
room of the Y. NJ C. A, the ladies
Ill being guests of honor at big
oyster feed given by the Post.
Mrs. Ettley Laughrey Of the Dalles,
Oregon, is here visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. z. Roberts, Tuesday.
If last week. Mrs. Laughhrey and
Mrs Roberts went to Boise, where
hey visited with friends for a few
lays
NJ. and Mrs. W. ]. Eughs motored
o Mountain Home Sunday. to look
lfter their interest in their ranches =,
lear that place, Mrs. Hughs returned :
IN the afternoon train Monday, Mr. ,
Iughs remaining to close up some
Ieals on his hay.
E. W. Equals, A S. Hobbs, Tom ,
and T. E. Butler, of the
iolden Rule Store, at Payette, drove ,
o Weiser Monday evening, where ]
hey were dinner guests at tbs
Washington Hotel, given by the !
solden Rule force at that place a
Try the U. S. L. Battery, longer Y
.usrantee. Apr. 27tf.
NJ. E. Wood, who is at the Sanitor- :
lm at Waukesha, Wisconsin, to re- 4
Give professional treatment, writes
e is feeling much better and that so
lr the examination by specialists
ave proven very encouraging He l
oes not give any date when he viii
return.
William A. Logan and family, who O
ave resided for sometime q few miles a
orth of Payette, left Sunday morn \
lg for Newburg, Oregon, where they o
ill make their future home. The d
ogan family were good neighbors In =
leir community, where the people Ii
ill regret their leaving. F
Horace Arment, a student in COT
'ge at Finlay, Ohio, son of Mr.. and
RS, G. z. Arment, has been awarded RI
rst prize in the Annual Short Story 6,
ontest, of the Eastern institution OF il
arning. 1t is no small honor as
lere is a large enrolment. HIS
lends will be glad to hear Of his f,
access, II,