Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1923-12-06
PERSONAL AND LOCAL


business visitor in Payette Monday
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Maule Of
Nampa spent Thanksgiving witt
relatives in Payette.
! The st. James Club Bazaar an6
cage sale December Is, 1928, at the
Idaho Power Company office. ct
/ Mr. and Mrs. Robert Harris spent
Thanksgiving at the Rodney Shake
home on the Fruitland Bench.
The ladies of the Methodist churcl
will hold their annual Bazaar ant
supper at church Friday, Dec. 7th
Auctioneer ]. W. Clanton conduct
ed farm sale on the ]. A. Walters
ranch miles south of Ontario on
Wednesday.
Mrs. Geo. w. Bush of Collons,
Montana, arrived here last week fol
an extended visit with her neice,
Mrs. ]. P. Pinger.
New shipment of pretty china
Johnson Variety Store.
Mrs. NJ. A Herline and daughter,
Mrs. Ed Abbot, spent Thanksgiving g
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Reese
Jenkins OF Ontario.
REMsTITCHING on the finest
garments, at Farber's-Mrs. Bird
Jacobsen.
Mrs. Kay Quilliams returned to
Emmett Monday after spending a
week at the Carl Korup home, and
with Mrs. Bird Jacobsen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Boyd Swanson and
babies, and Mr.. C. E. Dickson, of
Apple Valley, were visiting Payette
friends the latter part of the week.
Straw DeIiyered-Phonc 34O-R5.
Nov .29t3
frankie Moss moved this week
with his family from Arcadia back to
Payette. They are living in one OF
Coughanour's houses on Second
Avenue South.
Frank Forbes is nursing a broken
finger, the result of miss lick with
a hammer while doing some repair
work on the scales at the Van Petten
Lumber Co.. short time ago.
A little of that good corn meal in
the Flap Jacks improves the taste
as well as supplying some heat for
the body We have it made from
new corn. Rye and wheat granam-
Cash Feed Store.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Korup, Mrs.
Bird Jacobsen, Mrs. Ida Wells. and
the children, also Mr.. and Mrs. Kay
QnilliAnaeafs -knnett sReRt ThaRks-
efving At ehe Frank Kemp home IN
Weiser.
Mr.. and Mrs A. B. Moss Jr. enter
tanned at dinner on Thanksgiving,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Zeller, and Mrs.
of Ontario, Mr.. A. Zeller
of Portland, and Mrs. Celia A Moss
and son, Heber.
a splendid assortment of silk
lined, fur trimmed Wool BOLIVIA
Coats, especially priced at s29.75-l
Golden Rule Store.
Mrs. Merrel Crouch left Saturday
evening for Portland, where she will
join her husband who recently grad
uated as mechanical dentist, and 7
has found suitable location to
practice his profession.
Every winter hat in The Settle /
Shop is on sale for Y price. One
group with values to $500 especially
priced at $3.50.
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Keith enter
tanned at dinner Tuesday evening,
sfr. and Mrs. Lyle Ferrell, DR.. and
Mrs. D. S. Cochran, Mr.. and Mrs.
Gilbert Peterson. and Mrs. Etley
Loughrey of Boise, and Moss Crump.
Dan Anderson of Baker, Oregon,
md Miss Margaret Alvey OF La
Irande, also Glen Worley and Min
lie Long of Baker, were united in
marriage at the court house Satur-,
lay, November goth, Judge Luther
If you required the services of
physician you would not consult an
attorney. When in need of feed or
,rinding there is one place n the
ity that gives 1909 seryice.-The
ash Feed Store.
Beautiful Christmas Cards, rang
ng in price from five cents up.-The
settle Shop.
Mrs Clifford Hart entertained the
Bridge club at her home on Center
Avenue Saturday afternoon. There
we're IL ladies present. Mrs Albert
White winning first honors. Re-
were served and very |
leasant afternoon spent.
Mrs j. L. Henshaw returned Tues
ay morning from Portland, where
he has been for the past six months
lr her health. She is some improved
ut is still quite poorly, however
lie says Payette looks good to her
fter being aways SO long.
From an item in the Cascade
ews, Hurd Bros, w. c. and Fred, :,
ust be doing a rusn;ng logging :.
usiness. They are working SIS men |;
nd Is teams. cutting and getting i
ecked logs ready for sleigh-hauling =
hen sufficient snow comes.
We have complete line of caps,
cQues, bootees,, sweaters and h
yeater suits.-Golden Rule Store. "
Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. s. Brainard re- c
rned Friday evening from an ex- "
nded trip east, Mrs. Brainard re- q
aiming at Pocatello at the home of Il
cir son Lawrence, while E. G. con- T
nued on to Washington, d. c., o
altimore. Pittsburg and Chicago. t,
lille at Washington Mr.. Brainard 4