Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1923-11-15
PERSONAL AND LOCAL

4 Highland Hard Wheat Flour.-At
the Superior Grocery
| w. X. Bower of New Plymouth,
was in town on business Saturday.
/ For loans on homes on easy month
4 ly payment terms, see B. f. McCar-
roll.
i If you have some money to loan
on first class realty, see B. F. Nc
! Carroll at once.
i headquarters for Flour at The
Superior Grocery. Include sack in
your next order Phone 290.
Mr.. and A c. Gallupe Of Placer
vile, Idaho, were guests at the
Henry Ashcroft home last Thursday.
The ladies of the Methodist church
will hold their annual Bazaar and
supper at church Friday, Dec. 7th.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Will Coughanour re-
turned to their home at Garden VAL
ley Tuesday, after visiting relatives
and friends for the past ten days.
The ST. James Guild will hold a
Bazaar and Cooked Food Sale on
Dec. 1, at the Browns News Stand.
All kinds of useful and fancy artic-
les.
Ted Taylor of Nampa, has been
spending a short vacation at home
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. F.
Taylor, Ted is in the Western Union
at Nampa.
One more car burned on the road !
this week. Keep your car fully COW
cred by Insurance B. F. McCarroll /
insures against anything that
might happen to it.
A card received at this office an
nouneing. the birth of an eight pound |
girl on Nov 9Th, to Mr.. and Mrs. w.
T. Chaplin of Post Falls, Idaho. They |
have named her Helen Dorothy.
DR.. r. B. Hurd has just com
pleted the installation Of furnace
in the basement recently excavated at
his home on Second Ave. south. he is
fa1so reffnishTng the Aterfof OF the
house, it makes quite an improve
ment.
Mrs. NJ. E. Sturdevant will leave
this evening for Chehalis, Washing
ton, for visit at The home of her /
son Will Sturdevant. who will meet
her at Portland. Before returning
to Payette she expects to visit south
ern California.
Miss Lila Steffen is now well on
the road to recovery after suffering
for the past six weeks from the eff
fects of an operation on the foot, she
has been having quite a severe time
perhaps due to poor blood condition,
however unless further complications
set in will soon be well again.
Major ]. B. Burns and wife, ac-
companied by their two daughters,
Mary Burns, and Mrs. Harry FIELDS
cher and also their granddaughter
came over from Boise Monday to
attend the Armistice Day services
and incidently visit few of their
former Payette friends.
Mrs. Jennie Wilson and Miss Veva ,
Gish returned Monday to Payette !
after spending the weekend at the =,
Hot Lake Sanatorium and in La ,
Grande. They had accompanied P,
Mr.. and Mrs. Byrd Gish that far when !
the latter couple started Thursday ,
to drive to California. !
B. F. Huff and wife returned from
Baker Wednesday afternoon where
they had been attending the funeral
of Mr.. Huffs father Hiram NJ. Huff,
who passed away Sunday at IL O'Clock
aged 81 years, nine months and nine
days. Mr.. Huff was pioneer in
Harrison County, Iowa, coming to
hat county in 1855 and residing n
here until Is years ago when he d
moved TO Baker Oregon. The body \
was shipped to Little Sioux, Iowa, S
where it will be inferred in Soldier e
near Little Sioux. j
Mr.. and Mrs. Nova Lathrop left
Monday for Gainesville, Mo-, where :
hey will make an extended visit with
'elatives, wild game of all kinds is
-ery plentiful in that locality, per-
laps more plentiful than after Nova :
las been there few weeks. They
.rranged to keep in touch with the .,
'ayette news through the Enterprise ;;
efore leaving.
The Payette County Band under o.
he Instruction of ]. II. Stoner are VI
olding regular rehearaals prepar- g
ng for an indoor concert sometime Sc
4 the near future, Jim will make
and out of his bunch of boys that
ill put Payette county on the map sc