Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1923-02-22
PERSONAL AND LOCAL MENTION
See the new Spring garments a


II WANTED = Dressmaking an
| fancy needle work, Mrs. d. p. Tupes
: room 21, Y. M. C. A.
: That new Colonial Pump is a dand,
: and 1t fits SO nicely; priced at tn,
Golden Rule $4.95.
! Early Spring Hats for sale at u
4 off at Belle Sur's residence.
Z Mr.. and Mrs. S. B. Riggs of En-.
NETT, were guests the forepart OF
the week a the C. W. Giesler home
! No other branch of business de-
mands more highly trained specialists
than insurance. II is too big a busi-
ness for sideline. B. F. McCarroIl,
| he's the man to see
Farber's want to show you the new
Spring Coats.
Combination last Arch Filter. the
shoe that fits the most particular
foot. The Golden Rule has them.
Mrs. 2. F. Antrim left Sunday for
Boise to be with her daughter, who
underwent an operation several
weeks ago and is now nicely recover
ing.
Mrs. Bessie Wright Hopkins of
Moose Jaw, Canada, after an extend
ed visit on the coast is spending a
few weeks with her cousin, H. B.l
Orcutt, Of our city.
DR.. and Mrs. E. r. Wells are the
parents of a fine baby boy, who ar
rived at their home aturday, Feb.
l1th. This makes them a nice startI
for family, girl and a boy.
All pure worsted wolI Army Socks !
at the wonder price of 8 pair fori
s1,00, are creating considerable com
ment- You can now procure yours
at the store of the Golden Rule.
c. H. Bowman has been confined
to his bed 70 the past ten days with
blood poison in one leg, he is slowly
improving but will be unable to be
out for some time
Mr.. and Mrs. Oren CIure came
iown from Cambridge Friday even
ng. Oren went to Portlond, leaving
drs. Clure to visit relatives for a few
lays before going on to the city.
The store that practices the Golden
Rule has just received fifty pieces (.
Il new percales, and your attention |
s especially directed to the 19c lot, 1
36 inch cloth of real merit
Payette may look down and out
tut we're on the way to better things,
ee Rags to Riches, featuring Wes-
ey Barry showing at the Emma /.
Theatre, Feb 2s and March 1st.
]. L. Wells returned Tuesday from
Portland, where he accompanied a +
ar Of cattle and one car of hogs. He
reports the city of Portland badly I
olockaded with snow and ice, the
worst he has ever seen.
Mrs. ]. H Connyers entertained at
her home on North End street. Mr.
and Mrs. BiggerstAff and daughter. |
Monday evening. Popcsen, cider andi
apples went the rounds until. = lstni
hour.
Mrss- HezAs Lsft cE wednes-
gaa9Meek % meet hct
IS, IS - se.sthat Ilaee s1a yAere
Seme. Basg szpecs = - 81 dr future
W. W. Baker. : fs71SfS SfS-seiaenszot
Payette. now living at Data, usah
wites and sends his check for . years
to the Enterprise. They
ire prospering in their new home, but
want to hear fram Payette friends.
Mrs. B. F. Walling of Portland
Who has been here visiting at the
lome of her brother, Clifford Hart,
eft the latter part Of the week for !
alt Lake, where she will visit rela-
ives. She will stop on her return
Or a few days before returning to
er home.
Rev. w. E. Bobbitt arrived in
'ayette, Saturday evening on his
sturn from a months trip to his
Id home town in Kansas, and will
isit friends in Payette for a few
ays before returning to Woodland,
alifornia.
B. A. McDevitt, attorney. of Pay
tie, Idaho, has been elected service /
fficer of the American Legion for
ne County of Payette. Mr.. McDevitt's
uites will be to care for and rectify,
possible, any trouble any ex-ser-
ice man may have in connection
18th the Public Health Service, the
eterans Welfare Bureau, and any
f the Federal or State Departments.
any of the ex-service men in the
Ounty have troubles, bring them to
lie Service Officer Il