Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1923-11-29

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Hrs. ]. R. Brown vas a Payette
visitor Thursday and Friday Of las
week
Mrs. ". h Yarber visited Friday
at the home OF her son. Lou Farber
at Weiser
Hop Griffith and wife vzs
down from Weiser Sunday and
Spent the day With home folks
Mr.. and Mrs John Williamson Iefi
Saturday evening for their old
home in South Dakota. being called
there by the serious illness Of Ars
Williamson's father.
Archie Prindle went to Ontario
Friday for an operation which neeess-
itated the removal of 4 bone growth
Of his nose, he Il back home and
doing nicely.
Mrs Ida Payne and daughter.
Mrs Vincent Byrzm and baby, left
Sunday. MIS- Payne to visit relatives
in Portland, and Ar1- Byram to join
her husband At Gold Beach, Oregon
Sample Day-at the Superior Gro
eery Saturday, Dec 1st-
The women'a Council OF the
Christian church VIII hold q big ba-
Zaar and rumm1ge sale on DEC. in
the old post-office building Many
useful and beautiful articles viii be
sold
See Methodist notes In this issue
Deputy Game Warden George
Boor drove to Crane Greek Monday
to see to the care OF the fish that
otherwise would be destroyed by the
closing Of the headgates along the
stream
Sam Walker Is Building quite q
good size garage and store room at
his home in the east part of Pay
ette- The store room il to be used
for paint and other equipment use
in painting.
Mr. G. C. Keith and Nrs. C. h G.
Hazel left Sunday evening for their
home at Anboy. MINI. after q two
weeks visi, at the home Of their
! sister, Nrs- G. n. Perry. of the
,Fruffland Beach
Sample Day-at the Superior Gro
eery Saturday. Dec 1st-
Little Floyd Wells, who has had
quite siege OF typhoid pneumonia
for the past three vekes at the home
Of his grandparents. Ar. and Mrs
B. L. Wells. Is now recovering, and
will soon be out again
Mr.. and Mrs L ". Spsulding sc-
ooupanied Mr. and Mrs D. W Ainey
drove TO the Black Rock Canyon dam
site Sunday afternoon and from Nr.
Spaulding's description Of gigantic
proposition, it is well worth the
trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rodney Shake. Mrs
a c. Fenske, Mrs Robert Harris
and Merren Crouch drove to Boise
the latter part Of the week. Mr.
Crouch attending to some business
matters before going on to the
coast
Mr.. and MIS-. J. R Brown we're
Sunday visitors with relatives in
Psyette- Bob is Just as big booster
as ever, and rapidly building up
the creamery business in Caldwell
where he holds a large interest in
the business.
See Methodist notes in this issue
Mr.. and Mrs G. T. Arment are
again residents of Psyeite. They
moved from Cascade last week and
are now living on North sth street
They also drove their cattle down
and are pssturins them on Little
Willow Greek
Straw Delivered-Phone S4o-R.5-
Nov .tsts.
4 nine ponnd daughter vas still
born TO Mr.. snd Mrs Tom Bulmer
Of the Fruitland Bench. st the Holy
Rosary hospital. last Saturday even
ing st 1850. Mrs Bulner however
is doing nicely. Mr.. and Mrs. Bull
mer have many friends who extend
their sympathy in their sad bereaye-
ment
Refreshments served all day Sat
urdsy.-st the Superior Grocery.
Mrs. ]. H. Helman received by
parcel post last Friday Q good size
package OF ripe persimuons from
her brother who lives in Oklshoms, /
where the delicious wild fruit grows
in abundance. They were sampled by
s soodly number of their friends who |
had never before tasted this variety
o. fruit. but pronounced them eI-l
eellent. and some who were reminded |
OF their boy-hood days In the South.
The lsdies OF the Methodist church