Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1923-12-20
PERSONAL AND LOCAL

PERSONAL AND LOCAL
WANTS WORK-Lady. by the
hour or by the day.-Call 316 after
$50 p. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Steffen and baby
of Nampa, spent Sunday at the homs
of Eds mother, Mrs. M. Steffen.
Mrs. P. L. Garden left the last OF
the week for Hot Lake Sanatorium,
where she will be a patient in the
hospital.
/ Viotrola for Christmas will dc
for the whole family.-Letson's
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Maule, Of
Nampa, spent Sunday at the homt
of Mrs. Maule's parents, Mr.. ane
Mrs. C. ]. Lattig.
When you need Battery get
! Williard-F. M. Moss & Bro.
/ Mrs. Ida Howard returned to heI
Ihome at Emmett, after two weeks
visit at the home of Mrs. Pauline
! Muzzy, and other Payette friends.
/ Miss Bessie Musgroye, who is at
tending school at Moscow, returned
home the latter part of the week to
spend her Christmas vacation.
C. II. Bowman shipped out three
cars of dressed turkeys the latter
part of the week all going to New
York City, two cars were shipped
from Boise and one from Payette.
WANTED-TURKE for the
TURKEY SHOOT, Sunday, Dec. 23rd-
Call E. w. Pease.
Hrs. Burt Venable left Monday
evening for Boise, where she goes to
spend the holidays at the home OF
her daughter, Mrs. Baker. Mr.. Ven
able will join her the latter part OF
the week.
Christmas Records are now on
sale at Lessons.
H. L. Meyers and family, who left
for Portland last April, returned to
Payette last Saturday, pretty well
satisfied that Payette is about the
best place after all.
Fred Stanton, Albert Mohler and
Harry Powell of Fruitland were in
town Monday in attendance at a
meeting of the Intermountain States
Truckmen's Association.
There has been a lot said in the last
six months about freight charges.
why pay freight on your grains to Pa
cific coast points and return. Feed
our laying mash and save part Of
these charges.-Cash Feed Store.
willard Batteries are the b.st.-F
IL. Moss & Bro.
Keith bsrns, who is selling Wes-
tern Union Life insurance, returned
TO Boise. the latter part of the week
Payette. Keith no i,ssS SiRatess x .xisit in
being transferred there from Emher,
recently.
Hand sorted Gull Delicious Apples
( 4Oc busheI Call E. c. Keith & Son.
( Auctioneer John Clanton drove TO
! Council Tuesday where he conducted
a large farm farm sale near that
place. Johns ability as q real auc-
I tioneer, is reaching out to all the ad-
( Joining counties and over into the
State of oregon, which is keeping
2 him on the go most of the time.
/ Christmas Records are now on
{ sale at Lessons.
TURKEY SHOOT at the Gun
Club Grounds, Sunday, Dec. 23rd, at
10 A NJ.
Mr.. and Mrs John Williamson
who were called to Plankington, S.
D. about month ago by the serious
illness of Mrs. Williamson's father,
from which he failed to recover,
death having claimed him and the
burial having taken place a week
ago last Sunday, returned on Satur-
day to their home in Payette, they
have the sympathy of many friends in
this community in their bereavement.
WANTED-TURKEYS for the
TURKEY SHOOT, Sunday, Dec. 23rd.
Call E. W. Pease.
]. W. Farson, who has spent the
last several months at the Govern
ment Experiment Station, near
Burns, Oregon, where he has been
busy building a porch on the house
and several stock sheds, returned
home Saturday and will spend the
winter with Mrs. Farson and Stub.
You can save lot of freight and
cost from packages by using our corn
meal and graham.-Cash Feed Store.
TURKEY SHOOT at the Gun
Club Grounds, Sunday, Dec. 2Srd, at
10 AN.
Wheat will be taken in exchange
for flour. We sell the leading brands
and deliver to all parts of the city.
Cash Feed Store.
Christmas Records are now on
cala ar afSOO'c
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Boon left
Thursday evening on the east bound
train for Robbins, Idaho, where
they will visit with relatives for
few days, after which Mr.. Boon will
go on to Durham, California, for an
extended visit with relatives, while
Mrs Boon will go to Woodbine, Iowa,
to visit her parents, then join her
husband at Durham. They may decide
to locate in California.
Sorted Gull Delicious apples, 40c
a bushel at E. C. Keith & Son.
The Monday Bridge club was en-
tertained at the home of Mrs. A. E.
White last Monday evening. Mrs
Earl Farber won first honors. Re
freshments were served.
Geo. w. Bush, of Collins, Mon
tana. arrived on the early morning