Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1922-10-12
PERSONAL AND LOCAL MENTION

OOl IL. V. fdICn anu AllOIHSy n.
e. Haynes was in Boise Saturday on
business matters.
w. H. Farber and son Earl, vis-
tied the w. T. Lambkin home at
Council last Sunday.
HEMSTITCHING properly done.
Mrs. Bird Jacobsen, in Coughanour
block on way to passenger depot.
Alya Coulter and wife of Emmett,
were visitors over Sunday at the
home OF their daughter, Mrs. Ben
/ Wherry.
/ E. W. Dunn went to Cambridge
/ Monday, where he conducted stock
sale on that day, and also one the
following day.
/ Mr. and Mrs. ]. H. Connyers have
temporarily moved to the Wells
ranch east of Payette, to assist in
picking apples
Try the U. S. L. Battery, longer
guarantee. Apr. 27tf.
According to the Cascade News,
the first fall of snow on the sur
rounding mountains fell there last
week. It begins to sound like winter
was coming.
Mrs. S. n. Martin of LoYeland, /
Colo, is here visiting at the home OF
her sister Mrs. VIM. Copelend. Mrs. /
Martin is well pleased with this sec
tion OF the country. I
Mrs. Vincent Byram. who was
operated on for appendicitis at the
Holy Rosary hospital short time
ago, has returned to her home in
Payette, Saturday evening, and Is
nicely improving.
Clarence Larson moved his house
hold goods to Weiser, Wednesday.
Cl-rence has a position at the Ford
Garage at that place, as bookkeeperl
but was unable to secure place TO
live until the present time.
The new home of Will Reimers
now under construction On the
corner of 3rd. Avenue North and /
Seventh Street, is nearing complet-
ion. 1t is a modern bungalow, and
will improve that part of town.
Roy Harrington, Claud Hurd and
son, Elton, returned last Saturday
from the Salmon River country bring
ing with them two venison killed by
Claud and his son. They were both
nice ones and the first they had
ever killed.
VIM. Lamott having sold his home
place on north 9Th street, moved last. 6
week to the John Alden place on 2
west 3rd. Avenue North. Mr.. Bltv- ,
sns and family, who formerly occu- i
pied the Alden property, have moved /
to the Fickie house on North 9Th. $
street. r
Better light, Hotter Spark, longer S
ife. more power,-U. S. L. Battery.
L. X. Ballenger drove to Boise /
Saturday evening returning Sunday a
,vening with Mrs. Ballenger, who had I
been spending the week with her n
parents, they were accompanied by
Hiss Nellie Hayes, sister of Mrs. Bal r
enger, who comes to make an e1-
ended visit.
Tom Smith, proprietor of the Star n
moved his shop equip Il
nent from the Lyon Building to the
acobsen building adjoining the e,
Electric Bakery. The Letson Jew h
Try, now located in the south part b
Il the Lyon building will also oc- F
upy the room vacated by Mr.. Smith. B
A. c. Miller, agent for the Union G
'acific R. R. Co, at South Omaha, ii
yeb,, accompanied by his wife ar Il
ived in Payette the latter part of N
he week on their annual trip TO
'ayete. Mr.. Miller has a fine fruit p,
arm north of town and comes each pl
ear to look after the handling of te
he crop. A
We are not full of prunes" but ie
lighty well filled with grapes. Not Il
he kind however, that grow in this W
ountry. The Enterprise received ~
,st Monday evening crate of Cali 'e
ornia grapes sent as compliments of III
lev. Benjiman Smith, of Lodi, Cali u
ornia, former pastor of the Chris 10
on church at Payette. We have ~
cen some fine grapes in our tins, lu
ut never the equal of these. Bro, u
NTH is the best paying subscriber
Il our list.
The best for the money is the q.
L. Battery. Apr 27tf.
S. L. Langdon of Charleston, Wash II
lgton, arrived in Payette, Tuesday, R
nd will be here for several days ell
n business, and also to visit with p
ayette friends. Mr.. Langdon was so