Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1923-11-08
PERSONAL AND LOCAL

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willard Batteries are the best.-F
J NJ Moss C Bro.
The st. James club Bazaar and
/ cake sale December Is, 1923, at the
( Idaho Power Company Office.
Try our freshly ground Peanut
:. Butter for the kiddies lunch, per
!. pound 25c.-Anson-Hart Gro. Co.
Attorney and Mrs. ]. H Helman left
Tuesday morning for Boise and Twin
Falls on business matters. They will
be gone. until Saturday of this week.
DeIbert Davis left "Wednesday
+ cYening for Glenns Ferry atter
spending a few days with home
folks, he is firing out of that place
( on the o. s. L.
Scott MeClanahan or Parma
! passed through Payette Saturday in
company With two young men on
their way to the upper country on
a big game hunt.
Use All Coffee, BIS. for s1-oo'I
it's delicious and refreshing, always
uniform. -Anson-Hart Gro. Co.
Mrs. Edna Malloch who has been
visiting friends at Richfield, Idaho,
a arrived in Payette Sunday evening for
an extended visit at the home Oh
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If any of the readers of the Enter
prise have a copy of the october 4th
issue we would appreciate 1t very
much if you would save it and call
us on the telephone, as we want one
of two copies.
In sending her renewal to the
Enterprise, Mrs. VIM. Bulmer OF
Eugene. Oregon, sends her best re-
CARDS to her many Payette friends
She also says, Mr.. Bulmer Is feeilng
quite poorly at this time.
Standard CoJe@ Saturday Spe-
cial lbs. for s1.oo-Anson-Hart
Gro. Co.
C. o. Grimes and daughter Mel
vina. left Sundoy for Northern
Washington making the trip by
motorcycle. Mr.. Grimes has an in
terest in some timber land in that
section where they wiii probably re-
7 main for several months
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Payette Monday meeting few of his
Pavette friends. Mr.. Dunn Is now
living in Portland and was back to
Payette on business matters, he con-
Quoted a large thoroughbred stock
sale while on the trip, near Pendle-
ton.
W. E. Boyd returned Sunday
evening from Yakima, Grand view
and Wenatche, Wash, where he has
spent the past two or three weeks
trucking in the apple harvest He
reports the crop all gathered and the
greater portion now in storage for
later shipment.
Straw DeIivered-Phone 34O-Ro
A sudden drop in apples took place
Tuesday morning when truck load
of 200 boxes, driven by Garland
Walters went through the floor OF
the Independent Transfer scales
turning partly over scattering apples
to the four winds ond Garland on
top of the pile. Three broken plank
was the extent of the damage.
Many useful gifts in Pyrex, Cut
Glass, Crockery, Tea Sets and Din
ner ware at reasonable prices at
Anson-Hart Gro. Co.
]. H. Stoner and wife returned
Monday evening from few days
hunting trip near Cabarton. They
had the pleasure of sleeping on the
hard ground a few nights where it
was so cold the water bag froze up /!
and busted, saw plenty of deer signs, I
but Jim says they were the cowardly
kind and kept out of sight all the
time.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. D. Thacker and
Bob Hendren took their departure
Monday afternoon by auto for Tor
ance, Cal, where they will remain
until about May 1st. Torrance is
thriving little city short distance
from Los Angeles, where Mr.. Thack-
er has some city property, and where
they will probably spend the winter
months.