Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1922-12-14
PERSONAL AND LOCAL MENTION

Mrs. Hubert is home again after q
two weeks visit with friends at the
Dalles.
Lnella Taylor of Nampa, is spend
ing this week at home visiting friends
and relatives.
: ]. A. Lauer and Attorney J. H.
Helman were in Boise Monday on
business matters.
Born on last Sunday, December
10th, to Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Fee,
ten pound boy.
Lester Purcell has moved from his
home on Lovers Lane to rooms over
the Golden West Creamery.
Chicken Pie Dinner at Odd Fellows
Hall, Saturday evening, Dec. 18th
from $3.50 to Z. Everybody come.
Charlie McGrevey who recently
moved to Rawlins, Wyoming, was in
Payette Friday, on business matters.
Mr.. S. H. Levander, manager at
the Cooperative Store, spent several
days at Twin Falls this week on busi-
ness.
Don't fail to see the new shipment
of pottery at Johnson's Variety
Store.
The Episcopal Guild will hold a
Cooked Food Sale and Bazaar at the
Bancroft Sample Room, Saturday,
December 18th.
The Fruitland news in some man
ner was lost in the mail, which ac-
counts for the news from that section
being omitted in this weeks issue.
Mrs W. H. Fletcher left for Boise
Tuesday evening where she will visit
relatives for few days before leay
ing for California to join her hus-
band, who left here several weeks
ago
Bernard Eastman and family
moved last Friday to the new home
on Second Avenue North. recently
acquired of w. B. Stanley, through
an exchange for their New Plymouth
ranch.
W. S. Wade who has had eleven
years experience in the barber busi-'
ness, has opened shop in the lobby
of the Y. M. c. A building and will
be ready to receive patrons Saturday
Boyd Swanson, wife and little
daughter came down from the ranch
home in Apple Valley. Saturday, and
remained over until Monday With
relatives IN Payette
Mrs. A. c. Holden and baby of
Boise, accompanied byk her brother
in-IAW Ralph rBAamguakd, arrived Iu
Payette Monday evening for a few
days visit at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Callen.
Better light, Hotter Spark. longer
life. more power.-U. s. L. Battery.
Our process of drying blankets
leaves them soft and fluffy. SPECIAL
prices, quick service.-Payette Steam
Laundry.
Mrs. E. G. Wendelling, formerly
Miss Mildred Bussey, who has been
here visiting at the Geo. Rezac home,
and with Mrs. A. B. Moss Sr., was
ling, of Portland, Wednesday of this,
week, to complete her visit. |
Don't fail to see the new shipment
Of pottery at Johnson's Variety
Store.
Burt Yenable has purchased As
feet off of the east side of the E. w.
property on First Avenue
South, and will build modern home
as soon as the weather will permit.
This is one of the most desirable
building spots in Payette
We will wash your blankets and
quilts this month at special prices
and return them the same day
payette Steam Laundry.
Just to remind us that Christmas
IS coming, the weather man covered
up the ground with a coat of snow
lowered the temperature down 10
Just zero this Thursday morning.
It makes a fellow look around for
his wool shoe strings and wonder
what has become of his summers
wages.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. K. Ballenger are
BORN to them at the Blanchard home,
morning, December 18TH.
they have named her, Barbara
Elaine" We don't suppose she is
'eally any nicer than the other 81
,abies born at the Blanchard home
n the last three years, but the Editor
,eing somewhat related, imagines
is just little nicer than any he has
cen so far.
Special prices this month on
blankets, quilts, pillows, etc.,-Pay- !
tie Steam Laundry.
DR.. NJ. D. Fleming, the Eye Spe-
ialist will be at the Bancroft Hotel
N Wednesday, Dec. Goth and will be
leased to meet anyone having eye
rouble. Il
We, the members of the Payette
Iigh School Orchestra, hereby take
his opportunity to thank Mr.. Jacob
on, the athletic director of the High {
chool, for inviting the orchestra to &
lay for the Football Banquet given
ast Friday evening, and especially i
D thank him for the wonderful feast
I which we partook.
SEW AND so CLUB. t
The Sew and So Cluh held an en-