Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1922-08-24
PERSONAL AND LOCAL MENTION
Try the U. S. L. Battery, longer
guarantee. Apr. 27tf.


may again locate here.
Claud Hurd returned Friday from
Long Valley where he has been for
the past few months, and is now be-
hind the counter at the Skaggs Gro
cery store.
! Mrs. Sarah Say has sold hci home
on South 10th street and has gone to
Little Willow Creek for an extended
visit at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. B. D. Mcintyre.
E. F. ogden and wife OF Sumpter,
Oregon, are visiting at the home of
the B. F. Huff family and incidently
attending the Iowa Picnic at Oregon
Trail Park, Weiser.
Mr.. Charley Hammell of Salt
Lake, salesman for the First Ma
tional Film Exchange, a friend Of the
~. w. Hughs family was here the
forepart of the week on a few days
visit.
Miss Lenore Huff will depart on
Saturday of this week to resume her
school-work at Turlock, California,
after spending her summer vacation
at the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. B. F. Huff
Better light, Hotter Spark, longer
life, more power,-U. 8. L. Battery.
You should never accept a fire
insurance policy on property you've
bought or traded for unless it is
properly assigned to you. Have it
done before the fire.-B. F. Nc
CARROLL.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Stirm returned |
last week from Hot Lake, Oregon, !
after stay of three weeks for the
benefit OF Mrs. Stirm who was suf-
fering from rheumatism, she re-
turned much improved.
Vet Gorham, John Bunke:. and E.
G. Dunn returned home the latter
part of the week from few days
trip on Hazard Creek
north of New Meadows. They report
fishing good, and also plenty of
birds.
A. L. Sherman of Ontario, was in
Payette Monday transacting busi-
less, and while here met many of his
I'D time friends, having lived in 1,
oayette from 1898 until 1914. MIR. !,
Sherman was contractor and build
IT, and erected quite a number of
he houses now in Payette.
When you move your furniture,
lave your agent give you a removal
'ermit to make the insurance eff ,
ective at new location. Do this be- /,
ore the fire.-B. F. McCARROLL. 6
Mrs. N. E. Harrington, who has
een visiting at the home of her son, :
henry Weidner, for some time left :
or Los Angeles, Calf, the latter part !,
f the week, where she will make her
ONE with her daughter Mrs. NJ. R.
i'll, and also be to be near another I
aughter, Mrs. Bessie Frazier, who
esides in that city. I
Deputy Game Warden Geo. Boor
eturned Sunday evening from
ouncil, where he spent several days o
l assisting Deputy Hancock, in Id
eeping law and order in the upper s.
ountry. He reports plenty of hunt 81
rs enjoying the open season on
rouse, and all seemingly willing to c
eep within the bounds of the law. N
Nilsson" Dean was playing the +
lman fly act Tuesday, walking II
'ound on the north side Of the
otel Bancroft looking as wise as al
ad in a thunder storm, painting tc
e Cornish of the building. He S;
elped the looks of it all right, but M
g don't think there was many hang e'
6 around hankering for the job.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Weaver of de
oise, and son, w. H. Weaver and OF
lfe, and Ray Smalley of Nampa, II
owe over Sunday evening as guests tn
the Roy Sharp home on End. Ave Oh
lie South. w. H. Weaver, Mr..
nalley and Mr.. Sharp went to Dry ha
lck Sunday, on a grouse hunt. tn
ter driving so miles, Mr.. Sharp o.
scovered that IL guage shells were wi
ther poor fit for 16 gauge gun. pc
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. E. Wood, are
ok from their vacation trip to Fa
.yette Lakes, which was a real is
easure trip, Mr.. Wood making w
veral side trips into better fishing OF
'ritory and bird hunting ground up
tn good results, catching several
Iinbow trout two feet in length be- dr.
les creel full of extra large Brook re,
tut and his limit of birds. Mr. bu
pod is quite an expert with the ey,
| and gun, the writer has been out hi,
tn him and speaks from experience. an