Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1923-05-03
PERSONAL AID LOCAL MENTION
Phone $40 for Taxi.

InOAo S4V Iof I1xi.
Another Big Sale at the Payette
Auction Exchange. Saturday. Don't
Miss It.
Hemstitching at Farbers. Mrs. Bird
Jacobsen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Maule were up
from Nampa Sunday, and spent the
day with relatives here.
For drives in country. inquire al
F. N. Moss & Bro.
Another Big Sale at the Payette
Auction Exchange. Saturday. Don't
Miss 1t.
F. NJ. Moss, E. II. Murphy and
Clyde Thurston were Boise visitors
last Saturday evening.
G. F. Hartwen has greatly improved
the appearance of his home on First
avenue south, with a new coat OF
paint.
Judge and Mrs. Ed L. Bryan of
Caldwell, were among the many
guests here at the Apple Blossom
Festival, May first.
$1,000 to loan on realty, either
| city or farm, must be first class in
every respect. If you are interested
see B. F. McCarroll at once.
C A Smith is changing the COM
pletion OF his home on First avenue
north, with coat Of paint 1t is
quite an improvement
Musicians and lovers OF the best
in music, you can't afford to miss
the concert at the Christian church
Wednesday evening
B. F. McCarroll writes rain insur-
ance for social events. You might be
able to prevent a fire old Jupiter
Pluvious always has his own way.
Another Big Sale at the Payette
Auction Exchange, Saturday. Don't
Miss 1t.
Without insurance there would be
no credit and industry would be in a
state of chaos. B. F. McCarroll-
He's the man to see.
CANDIES FOR MOTHERS DAY
The best collection of fancy tox
candies,-Candy Kitchen. A. 2St2.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". L. Roberts, who
recently DurcAAsed ne Johu Alden
bungalow, on the corner of 3rfSsve..
north and 4th street, have moved to
their new home.
The concert Wednesday evening
is guaranteed. We guarantee against
bad tast in the mouth II there is
poor number-get your money
back.-At Christian Church.
Insurance cannot be taken too Sc
riously. Remember that it is one
of the sustaining elements Of your
business. See B. F. McCarroll.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. C. Wells, of Lewis
ton, Idaho, parents Of DR.. s. r.
Wells, are here visiting at the home
Of their son, arriving here the latter
part of the week.
Another good soaking rain Sat
urday night helps to insure a crop
for the dry farmers and good feed
on the range. So far the spring
moisture has been sufficient for all
purposes.
Mrs. Beckman moved the latter
part Of the week from the Blakesley
house on 1st. avenue south to the
Brainard house on north 5th. street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Harris have
rented the H. T. Smith property on
north seventh street. and will move
from the Emma theatre apartment
rooms as soon as the house fs
!
The Editor and family accom-
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Conn
7ers, drove to Nampa Sunday, to see
Mrs. Rufus Connyers, who came
lown from Cabarton last week and
underwent an operation fer appendi-
tits and other complications. She
8 improving nicely and Mr. Connyers
to Long Valley Monday
vening.
Your insurance premium is not an
xpense; 1t is an investment. You
lay have a home or q successful |
usiness today and be broke tomor- ,
ow unless you carry adequate in ]
urance. See B. F. McCsrroll now
t once-today.
Mrs. A. H. Sundels and daughter,
Irs. Clifford Glase Of Long Beach, ]
al, arrived in Payette. Monday
vening for an extended visit with
primer friends at Payette and New
lymouth. At the present they are
t the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. B. L. {
Vells. ,fi
The Portia Club wishes to thank
IL those who shelped to make the
.pple Blossom Festival success and
is especially grateful to the school
u l.