Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1923-09-27
PERSONAL AND LOCAL MENTION


Mr.. and Mrs. Cazier and son
Junior, left Sunday for a six week:
visit with relatives in Illinois.
t. C. Thomson, foreman of the D
, T. Sleep orchard, west of Ontario
was Payette visitor Monday.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Steffen and BABY
J Of Nampa, visited relatives and
; friends in Payette Sunday.
I Everyone watch for the big bazaar
and rummage sale which will be held
on Dec. 8th, and notice Of place will
be given later.
+ E. n. Rotering, proprietor of the
Payette Electric Co., is in Weiser
this week doing some wiring at the
/ Intermountain Institute.
Willard Batteries are the best.-F
/ N. Moss & Bro.
| Mrs. L. Hubert went to Burley
last week via auto with her son, who
has been visiting here, and returned
I to his home at that place.
Mr. and Mrs. w. P. Alderman
were down from New Plymouth Wis
iting at the home of Mrs Ackerman's
mother, Mrs. A. S. Luther.
/ House for Rent-Phone 1911.
DR.. and Mrs. Fred Pittinger of
Boise, visited in Payette at the Mrs
John McGlinchey home Sunday after
noon enroute from New Meadows to
his home.
Guy Connyers and Bertha Miller of
Oabarton, drove down to Payette
Sunday for few hours visit with
relatives here. returning to Cabarton
that evening.
See B. F. McCarrolI-Phone 337
for insurance on your apples and
fruit storage houses.
]. D. Wolf left Monday for Port
land in response to a message an
nouneing the serious illness of his
mother He made the trip by auto
in 20 hours.
"Brud' Short, one of Payette's
pleasant young men, has accepted a
position and viii hereafter be one of
Ins55herseafff N 5erse fsiSn4 F5salhe she eaunter at the
Alfalfa Meal can now be obtaineu
at the Alfalfa Milling Co., Phone
342J-2. Sepa. 27t4.
F. R. Marshall of Nyssa, was in
Payette for several days this week
on business matters, Mr.. Marshall
is in Payette quite often and has
many acquaintances here.
Deering Binding Twine-for sale
by A. ]. Shearer. July 5tf.
Clarence Sherwood came down
from Weiser Sunday and spent the
day with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
W. F. Sherwood. He is q student at
the Intermountain Institute
F. W. Fenske of Marshfield. Wis,
came last Thursday evening for a
visit at the home of his son, A. c.
Fenske. After visiting here this
week he will go on to the coast.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. o. Mead. who have
been visiting at the home of the lat
ter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs, E. A.
Blair expect to return to their home
in Boise Sunday and resume busi-
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Redway Of
Caldwell, and daughter, Mrs. Flynn,
Payette last Thursday at the home
of Los Angeles, Cal. were visiting in
Payette last Thursday at the home
of Mrs. John McGlinchey.
The long drouth was broken when
a nice gentle shower visited this
section Monday evening. 1t was well
coined by the fruit growers as it will
wash the dust from the trees and
bring a better color to the fruit.
Mr.. ]. L. Rhoades an experienced
drygoods man, arrived here from
Colorado this week and has accept
ed a position in the Golden Rule
Store, to fill the vacancy of Mr.. /
Butler, who recently left for Long
view, Washington.
w. j. Hughes WHO has spent the
past two weeks visiting in Salt Lake
and Rexburg returned home the fore
part of this week. He was accom-
panied on his return trip by Mrs. ].
r. Young, mother of Mrs. Hughes,
and Mrs. R. E. Young and son, of
Rexburg, who will visit here for a |
few days.
Miss LaDona Swank was the hon
ored guest at an elaborate dinner
served at the White Lunch dining
room on Saturday evening at
O'Clock. Miss Swank left Monday
for Corvallis, oregon, where she will
enter the Oregon Agricultural Col
lege. The ether guests were:
Misses Fern and Hazel Brubaker,