Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1922-02-02
PERSONAL AND LOCAL MENTION

If you have money to loan on cit
= or farm property with good security
see Fitch Realty Co.
u Mrs. NJ. E. Kilbourne is having
g siege of lagrippe and was absen
from her duties at the office Wednes
day.
e We are pleased to announce tha
k Mrs. Bulmer who has been quite IL
: for some time is now much i'm
proved.
: Rev. Clyde L. Walker went to La
/ Grande, Monday to attend the North
= west District Convention of the NJ
z. Church.
r. A. Crump went to Bliss on
Tuesday morning where he pur-
chased about 1000 lambs which he
will run this summer.
Mrs. VIM. Copeland has been sick
and confined to her home on North
Sixth Street for the past three weeks,
but is now much improved.
Mrs. w. S. Patterson went to New
Plymouth Tuesday evening to assist
in the care of her son and family who
are all having siege of la grippe.
General L. V. Patch left Friday
for his headquarters at Salt Lake
where he will remain several weeks
in the interest of his recent appoint
ment as Rrigadier-General.
The ladies of the Home Mission
ary Society of the NJ. E. Church, will
hold cooked food sale, Saturday,
Feb. at the Cash & Carry Grocery,
opposite the Emma Theatre.
Wesley Smith and family of Cald-
well came over to Payette last Mon
day for visit with his brother, Tom
Smith and family, they expect to
make their home in Payette.
Art Bulmer arrived home Monday
from Seattle where he was attending
the University of Washington. After
spending a few days here, he will go
to Hood River, to visit a brother be- I
fore returning to his school work.
]. E. oldham, W. M, and a. w. !
Christian, Senior Warden, of Washoe !
Lodge, went to Boise on Sunday
morning to attend a School of In
struction, pertaining to Masonry.
Frank Forbes has just completed .
a double front row of shelving at
Wood & Spauldings to be used as
paint rack in the front room which
will make it more convenient for
themselves as well as their custom
ers..
We have well improved 40 acre
tract located on the Highway be-
tween FruitIand and New Plymouth
for sale if taken at once for $500,
$4,000 cash and the balance to suit
purchaser at SO. Six acres in al
falfa and balance grain land. Good
5 room house and good well. Pos
session in 80 days. See Fitch Real
ty Co.
Mrs. NJ. V. Eggleston, agent for
the Oregon Life Insurance Co., re-
turned Thursday evening from Port |
land where she attended the Oregon :
Life Insurance Convention. She has :
been absent from Payette for two =
most of the time visiting 6
daughter who lives near Portland. =
Judge Morgan of Boise, is il
Payette thiS week, one of the al
.orneys on the defense, in a crimina
Ease that has been occupying III
attention of the Probate Court, an.
also a large crowd of people eage
% hear the testimony in an actiol
hat would have been better tried be
lind closed doors.
We understand n. S. Felthouse
living near New Plymouth, who l.
quite a poultry fancier and pro
iucer of some fancy thoroughbred
,attle, has branched out littl,
n new line of business. While
attending the poultry show at On
ario where he captured several
rood prizes on fancy chickens, made
IN exchange of few settings OF
lggs with another exhibitor for
yet Monkey. Just what he intended
o do with this little tropical bred
hap we are not informed, but ow-
ng to his being accustomed to
warm climate, was given board and
odging in the house and after he
lad unwound and wound, all the
bread in the house, ransacked the
'ureau draws and in general played
Pecks Bad Boy, N. S. decided he T
ad monkeyed with the Monkey I