Payette enterprise., 1923-10-11
PERSONAL AND LOCAL MENTION
-illiard Battery service at Buick

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Mrs. Lillian Wilson, county audi.
tor. was in Weiser, Saturday on coun-
ty business.
E. w. Equals was In Council Mon
day on business matters.
Mrs. Fred Stanton il ON the sick
list this week suffering With m
attack Of Lagrippe.
Leave orders for hemstitching q,
Farber's.-Mrs. Bird Jacobsen.
H. o. Musgrove and family spent
the latter part of the last week in
Boise.
Alfalfa Meal can now be obtained
at the Alfalfa Milling Co.. Phone
342J-2 Sepa. 17t4.
ONE CENT SALE at Thurston's
next week. Oct. Is, 1s and 20.
]. C. Baldridge, manager Of the
Payette Cooperative Store, was in
Vale Tuesday, on business matters.
When you need Battery set 4
Williard-F. NJ. Moss 4 Bro.
Mrs. B. H. Godell, who has been
visiting at the F. NJ. Rabinau home,
left Sunday for southern California.
WANTED-Competent school girl
TO help with house work after school.
Call 157. Oct. 11tz.
Mrs. w R. Hamilton of Weiser,
was in Payette this week visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Cougha-
nour.
Mrs. NJ. E. Sturdevant has been
quite i'll and under the doctors care
for the past two weeks, but is now
slowly improving.
3 For apartments or rooms call No.
L after P. NJ. Oct 4t2.
Mrs. E. A. White left Monday for
San Francisco for few weeks visit
with brother and other relatives In
California.
How many dishes are in Anson-
Hart's window.
Frank Luhr OF this city, left the
latter part of the week for Emmett.
where he will work for the Clinton
Sheep Company.
F. z. Smith who left PAyette three
years ago. came down from Emmett
Monday, and viii again make his
home at this place.
Mr.. W. H. Quilliams OF Benton
Harbor, Michigan, general eastern
agent for the ]. C. Palumbo Fruit
Co., arrived in Payette this week in
the interest of the company.
Jim Davis, Idaho representative
for the Carpenter Paper Co., was in
town this week looking after busi- .
ness and meeting his many Payette
friends. !.
If you guess how many dishes are 7
in Anson-Hart's window you'll get ,
one free.
Mrs. Art Lattig and son Jerry. left
Tuesday for Nampa, for a few days
visit at the home of her brother Ed
Steffen, and also at the Albert Maule
home. {,
The manager has moved to his new
quarters on 10th street--Cash Feed :
Store. I
A pound girl baby was born to
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Keith at
o'clock Saturday morning. October
6th thus little Mary Jane Keith adds
one more to the population of Pay
cite.
L. A. Gupton and family returned
Monday morning from a four weeks
visit with relatives at Eureka, Calf,
and other points along the coast.
They report plenty of wet weather
on their trip.
Word has been received from F. F.
Stanton who left last week for an
visit to the east, he was en-
Dying visit at Cheyenne and Den
-er and expected to leave soon for I
Boston where he will visit his son
Viii Stanton, who is in the mercan- "
lie business at that place. 4
Please refer to your phone book
md find the name B. F. Huff, 63J
md change this numbes to 3lSJ. u
Miss Anna Pearson. county super rs
ntendent, visited the Sunnyside
chool near New Plymouth and also r
district No. the latter part OF the 8
7eek.
The first car of Onions to leave ,
'ayette this year was raised by Roy h
liars on Iowa Avenue, and pur- q
hased by Branch & Stewart. The s.
ar was shipped out Monday of this
eek I'll
The excavation work is now under &c
-ay for basement under the Golden p