Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1922-09-28

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1 Boyd Swanson was down from
Apple Valley Tuesday, on business
matters.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Giesler re-
turned Sunday evening from two
weeks trip to the coast.'
HEMsTITCHING properly done,
Mrs. Bird Jacobsen, in Coughanour
block on way to passenger depot.
Mrs. H. Pembertdn of Seattle
Washington, is spending a few weeks
visiting Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Precht,
north of town
Eversharp Pencils 5Oc, at Letson's.
F. S. Zimerman and A. E. White.
went to Boise on Wednesday where
they will attend a banquet given by
the Masonic Council.
Mr.. ]. A. Mcmillan left Tuesday of
last week for Munising, Michigan,
being called there, ON account Of
the death of his mother
Mr.. and Mrs. T. 3. Landon and
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Gravenstein made
a trip to Council last. Sunday 4
]. ]. Whalen and wife went to the
Pendleton Roundup last week, and
from there to Portland, Seattle and
to Milwaukee, where they will visit.
Try the U. S. L. Battery, longer
guarantee. Apr. 27tf.
FANCY WORK or garments of any
kind, correctly Hemstitched, latest !
improved electric machine, Mrs. Bird
Jacobsen, Coughanour block, First
Avenue North.
Miss Grace DeHaven returned
Tuesday, from the Holy Rosary hos :
pital at Ontario, where she was
operated on for appendicitis, she Is
getting along fine.
Mrs. W. R Hamilton and daughter,
Marjorie, of Weiser, were down the
forepart. of the week visiting at the
home of Mrs. Hamilton's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A Coughanour.
EVersharp Pencils soc, at Lessons.
DR.. NJ. D. Fleming, the Eye Spe-
cialist, will be at the Bancroft Hotel
on Tuesday, October 3rd., and will
be pleased to have any one having
trouble with their eyes call and con-
suit him
Attorney Calvin Keller left Sun
day morning for Seattle, to visit his
University of Washington. He will
also visit at Portlandf and Spokane
on mrs "TRIP. ~ :, '-A'.- > 's'
Fountain Pen, $3.50 and up at
Letson's.
Fred Stanton, who is serving on {
the Federal Grand Jury at Boise, re-
turned Saturday, spending Sunday at
home, Mrs. Stanton returned with, I
him Monday morning and will take {
in the State Fair. i;
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Coughaiour are
iown from their GaEden Valley
ranch spending a few days with refa-
lives and friends in Payette. They
will remain this week and take I'M
he WeiseE Roundup. D
Mr.. A. G. Fletcher, OF. the Fletcher
Dill Co., of Boise, was a Payette Wis
tor. Having been toe Pendleton and
several other towns in Oregon, and {
1isiting their local stations along the !
inc, stopped to see their local agent L
here on the way back to Boise. |
1. L. Thurston left Tuesday after {
loon for the Mesa orchard near Coun- c
ii, to look after, the Shipment of i
Ipples being handled by The Pay +
Ute Valley Produce Exchange. The
company have handled nine cars OF e
for the Mesa people and will Z
landle many cars of apples. S
> D. W. Ainey left Monday morning I
or Mccall and other points in Long i
ialiey, where Denpey & Co. have a
,een operating in the lettuce bust
less, to make disposition of the \
Equipment One car load will be
ent to Fruitiand, where the com
'any have several carloads to handle. T
Better light, Hotter Spark, longer G
ife, more power.-U. S. L. Battery. E
B. R. Fitch. traffic manager, for .
he growers and shippers of this :
ection of Idaho, left Monday morn :,
ng for Boise, to attend a meeting OF q
ne Public Utilities Commission. a
While in Boise, Mr.. Fitch, who is :,
lso Chief of the Payette Fire De-
artment, will attend the state fire a
len's convention. h
E. W. Dunn and family returned h
Ionday evening from a weeks out b
ng during which time they visited h
he Pendleton Roundup and report ii
to be an excellent entertainment tt
nd well patronized. They made the A
rip by auto, camping out while on g.
he road and while at Pendleton and W
realty enjoyed the week. b
Sunday is the first day of the -
pen season on ducks, every hunter !,
J cleaning up his gun for an early n
tart in the line of battle. Ducks are n
eported to be quite plentiful this N
eason, but the fellow who don't get =,
l on the first day will have slim ~
licking. Better pass up the long tail tc
reed for another month. o.
Mrs. P. L. Johnston of Payette, G.
-ho had five articles of fancy work a
n exhibition at the Malheur County D
lir captured five ribbons, three first OF
nd two second. She might have se- W
lred another first, on fancy spread al
ut only got second as the 1udges de-