Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1923-08-30
PERSONAL AND LOCAL MENTION
willard Battery service at Buick

Bring us your grinding. Promp
service, can handle bulk or sacked
grain.-Cash Feed Store.
Ms. and Mrs. B. D. Lusby, Mr.. and
Mrs. S. L. Fielder, and Miss Georgia
Turman, visited friends in Middle
ton, Sunday.
willard Batteries are the best.-F
ii. Moss & Bro.
We take your eggs at market
price in exchange for feed at the
Feed Store around the corner.
Mrs. H T. Smith came in from
Portland the first Of the week and
will remain here for few weeks
looking after some business matters.
Deering Binding Twine-for sale
by A. J. Shearer. July 5tf.
Velvet in many beautiful colors
cut in any length on bias. Also vel
vet flowers and ornamants for dresses
at The Settle Shop.
Deering Binding Twine-for sale
by a. j Shearer. July 5tf-
DR.. D. S. Cochran, Frank Fuller
and their wives, drove TO the grouse
territory Saturday evening, return
ing Sunday evening with their limit
OF birds.
Rumor has it that there is no
sheIled corn in the country. The
Cash Feed store has plenty of it as
well as a full line of poultry and
dairy feeds.
When you need a Battery get a
Williard-F. NJ. Moss & Bro.
Attorney John H. Helman drove
ITO the Payette Lakes Saturday after
noon, to spend Sunday with Mrs
Helman, who is spending few
weeks at the C. E. Dunnifer home.
Grain Storage, either bulk or
sacked. NJ. Moss.
Henry Weidner and family re
turned home Friday evening from g
I two weeks vacation on upper Indian
/ Creeks. Birds and fish were plenti-
( full in their camp during the two
! weeks.
Roy Mathews writes a few lines
i from Grand Junction, Colo, stating
he will be tied up there for weel
/ or so on a peach deal, but will returr
to Payette soon and will be in thu
market for apples.
! Ed shelIworth {f6sa. to the Pay
cite Lakes SaturdsEnfgAt after band
fconcert. returning Sunday afternoon
with his wife and daughter. Maxine,
whe have spent the past s weeks al
| that place.
R. H. Haynie, proprietor of the
Bancroft Barber Shop, has sold his
/ business and fixtures 20 Mr.. Jack
/ Haynie will move with his family to
/ Seattle, where Mrs. Haynie's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lamott, are now
living. Mrs. Haynie left for Seattle
with her father last Monday.
Will Hitchcock and family of
Boulder, Colo, arrived in Payette
/ the latter part of the week enroute
to Long Beach, Calf, stopping for
visit at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Forbes. Mrs. Forbes and Mr..
/ Hitchcock are cousins who have not
seen each other for the past S5
years.
Jim Davis was in town Thursday
and Friday making his regular
rounds over his territory. While he
I is now travelling salesman, and not
/ a resident of Payette. Jim rather
/ .forgets himself occasionally and
] says ''By golly fellows, we got to
/ get busy" That's all right, Jim,
we need your boosting and We miss
your shoulder at the wheel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. W. Leger of
Montana, arrived in Payette last Fri
( day and will make their home in
/ Payette. Mr.. Leger comes as one of
} our school faculty and will teach
I mathematics in the Payette High
{ School. he comes highly recommend
ed from where he has taught in
( Montana for several years. Mr.. and
/ Mrs. Leger will receive hearty well
come to our city.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Connyers, and
~ P. Pinger, of the Enterprise
office, and family, left Saturday
morning for Starkey Hot Springs on
a few days vacation trip. Joe has
! the old Remington 10" to keep the
camp supplied with grouse, Mr..
( Connyers will put in most of his
time soaking out in the hot water for
rheumatism.
{ After several days visit at the
home of their nephew, W. W. Kay
and family, Uncle Johnnie Robert
son, as he is familiarly known, and
his wife of Manhattan, Kansas. have
gone to Seattle and Tacoma, and
many other points of interest before
returning home. Mr.. Robertson was
Probate Judge of Manhattan for a
number of years.
Mayor l. r. Woodward and fam
! lily, Miss Hastings, Mrs. Del
Christian, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. kellogg.
( Kenneth Nash and sister, Evelyn.
and Rev. w. E. Bobbitt returned Sun
day evening from two weeks camp
ing trip on the Weiser river on the
upper end of Indian Valley. They re-
port fishing good and grouse plenti-
ful, and a very pleasant time Rev
Bobbitt left Monday evening for his
home at Woodland, Calf.
We have the leading brands oi
flour and they are priced right. Our
delivery runs to all parts OF the cItv
Order sack today.-Cash Feed
Store.