Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1923-08-02
PERSONAL AND LOCAL MENTION


new Ford truck for their delivery
work
Mr.. and Mrs. W. w. Letson left
Monday for some place in the mount
aims to spend two weeks vacation.
I Lester Sewell returned from Boise
Saturday evening, after spending
week on business at the Capital City
Deering Binding Twine-for sale
by A. J. Shearer. July 5tf
/ ]. c. Baldridge, manager Of the
Payette Cooperative Store, made
business trip to LaGrand Saturday
ie7ening.
When you need Battery get
WILLARD NJ. Moss & Bro
Attorney and Mrs. A. o. Sutton
are the proud parents of little
daughter born to them Thursday.
July 26th.
The H o. Musgrove family went
TO the Payette Lakes where they will
spend the next ten days enjoying the
cool weather.
F. E. Seeley left Tuesday morning
I for Montana and Utah on ten days
business trip in the interest of the
rex Spray Co.
Deering Binding Twine-for sale
by A. ]. Shearer. July 5tf
! Earl Shurtleff is the early bird in
( the watermelon business this year,
bringing the first load into Payette
the forepart of the week
Mrs. Minnie Steffen returned Mon
day from LaGrand where she has
! been visiting her son James Steffen,
who is a locomotive engineer
For Late Duke Cherries and large
Apricots, see D. W Ainey
Il Captain and Mrs. A D. Hughs and
children of Fort Worden, Washing
ton, are visiting at the home of Mrs
Hugh's sister, Mrs. Will Griggs.
i Willard Battery service at Buici
Garage.
i w. B. Wagner, manager fof tn
) sj.F1rnsu~lae=aperatiSt Creamery Co.
has just completed a new garage al
his home on End Avenue South
George Boor and stub" Farson
we're in Pine Valley, Oregon, several
days last week in the interest of the
Idaho Power Co., and incidently
hooked a nice string of trout.
I Willard Batteries are the best.-F
NJ Moss & Bro.
Frank R. Brown was over from
Boise this week looking after his
ranch interest on Payette-Oregon
Slope. Mr. Brown has some extra
| fine hogs on his place and while here
disposed of a few ready for the mar
/ ket.
{ Mrs. NJ. E. Sturdeyant was in
Middleton Monday, and spent the
( day with some friends who live at
( that place. She returned Tuesday
morning just a little tired, but able
( to bring the Enterprise another beau
i5iful bouquet from her flower garden.
Albert White and L. E. keeler en-
loved a pleasant trip of week TO the
mountains. returning nome Saturday
evening. Mr.. White visiting for sew
eraI davs at the home OF his daughter
Mrs. Ralph Harden, at the upper end
of Long Valley.
Mr.. AMI Mrs. A B. Moss. Jr., Heber
and A. B. Jr, the End, returned sun
day evening from weeks trip TO
Portland, making the trip IN their
Buick Sedan. We can't say they
broke the worlds record on time, but
leaving Portland at six in the morn
ing and sleeping in their own bed at
home that night is going some
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Dorathy went
70 Boise Saturday to consult an eye
specialist in regard to one OF Mr..
Dorathy's eyes, which he recently in
iured which working at the Her
rington & Dorathy Garage. The
specialist pronounced the injury as
not being serious but will require
week or ten days OF rest and careful
attention.
Mr.. Roy Harrington, accompanied
by Mrs. Heckus and son Carl, ar
rived home from Portland on Satur-
day about midnight. Mrs. Heckus
had been in Portland visiting her
daughters, Mrs. Nellie Hurst and Mrs.
Bob NEckens. Mrs. Claude Hurd,
on his trip TO Portland called there
by the serious illness OF their
mother, arrived home on Thursday
evening in company with their
mother Mrs. Jennie Abel and receive
proper care and attention, coming
by rail. Mr.. Harrington states his
actual driving time to Portland as
being 10 hours. He made the trip