Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1922-02-09
PERSONAL AND LOCAL MENTION

New pews will be installed at the
Church of God within few weeks.
Lou Farber and wife of Weiser
were visiting relatives in Payette
Sunday.
Call in and see the new spring line
of hats at the Ensign Millinery.
Mrs. Henry Wayne continues in
about the same condition from day
! to day.
cattle to the Portland market on
last Friday evening.
]. w. Hanks of Council came
down Wednesday to look after his
property near Fruitland.
F. E. Seeley, manager for the
Payette Valley Rex Spray Co., was
a business visitor in Boise, Monday.
Mr.. A. Shoemaker, the candy
maker, in the Coughanour block,
transacting business in Ontario,
Tuesday.
Miss Freida Walbrecht, stenog-
grapher and reporter, for a law firm
at Vale, spent Sunday with her par
ents in Payette.
j. L. Wells left Monday for En-
NETT and the Squaw Creek country
where he expects to purchase several
bunches OF cattle.
The east side circle of the Ladies
Aid of the NJ. E. Church will hold a
cooked food sale in the Satoris build
ing, Saturday afternoon.
The east side circle of the Ladies
Aid of the NJ. E. Church will hold a
cooked food sale in the Satoris build
ing, Saturday afternoon.
The circumstances of the Mysteri-
GUS Stranger only serves to show
what impression Community cooper
alton will make on strangers.
]. B. Trevy of the Fruitland Bench,
has been confined to his home for
several days with a severe attack of
LaGrippe, commonly calls the Flu.
The eight year old daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. a. ]. Vanderford un-
derwent an operation for the re-
moyal of her tonsils Tuesday of this
week.
A new millinery shop is to be !
opened in the Red Cross room of the |
Y. NJ. c. A. on Saturday, Feb. 18th,
by Mrs. Lois Perry. She will also
do dressmaking.
Mrs. A. ]. Vanderford who has
been confined to her bed and under !
the doctors care for the past month |
is now improving and able to be up |
part of the time.
20 per cent off on all Baby goods,
at the Ensign Millinery.
Mrs. a. C. McClanahan, sister-in-
a = c* A. J. McClanahan, returned
asst Friday to her home in Delta,
Colo, after visiting at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. MeClanahan.
Mrs. Lester C. Sewell and little
laughter left Saturday for Salt
lake to be with Mr.. Sewell who is
here on business matters. She will
De gone about two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burt Yenable who
lave been living for some time at
he home of their daughter, Mrs. 1.
L. Thurston, moved Monday into the
Patch house just east of the Ever
,reen Station.
Clarence Larson who has been
It the home of his parents for some
ime recovering from the effects of
serious operation some time oga,
vas removed Tuesday to his own
lome on 18th street.
Mrs. Tom Bulmer was in from
he New Plymouth bench, Tuesday
.vening and remained until We'd
.esday and was a caller at this Of
e6oIdme uB Sc sIBe6 ueAes I9H e9!J
makes her rather pleasant caller.
W. T. Rouse seems to have some
cry pressing business at Weiser,
ast Sunday evening, he didn't volun-
eer to give any information, but
rom his toggery and the smile on
is face, we can make a pretty good ,
uess.
AS little indication that the !
ountry has not gone busted and :
usiness stopped altogether, the sale
+ stamps at the Payette Postoffice :
uring the year 1921 was greater !
han any year in the history of the !
ffice.
Word has been received from '
ack Gravenstein from Manhatten,
lansas; where he was called last
-eek on account of the serious ILL
ess of his mother, stating his I
lother was much improved and that &
e would return about the Goth OF c
MS month. q
The five long weeks of real winter a
'eather seems to have broken and l
he chinook atmosphere has about !
-iped out the snow. Orchard prun- |
lg is now the main order of busi- 1
ess and farmers are preparing for
pring work.