Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1924-12-04
Local News Briefs

u. r. Antrim made business trip
last Saturday to his ranch near Bro
gan.
Attorney o. A. Sutten was visi-
tor at Weiser Monday on legal bust
ness.
E. W. Blaksly has improved the
appearance of his home with a fresh
coat Of paint.
C. F. Callen and Attorney A. l..
Freehafer was in Emmett Tuesday
on business matters.
j. W. walters and family Of Wei
ser were in Payette Sunday as guests
at the C. d. Shuts home.
Mr. and Mrs w. D. Case motored
to Caldwell Sunday where they
spent the day at the j. R. Brown
home.
H. B. whitaker left on Wednesday
for Emmett on business. From there
he expects to go to Boise for the
week end
Charley Johnston and wife, and
Mr.. and Mrs. D. O. cartwright visit
ed Sunday at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lou Farber at Weiser.
$500 was the amount received
by A. T. Wilson for onions grown in
his garden on small piece of ground
Is feet wide by las feet in length.
Unusually lovely Christmas cards
for cents at The Settle Shop.
Dec. 4
Mrs. C. E. Beamguard returned to
her home at New Plymouth Tuesday
after spending a week visiting rela-
tives and friends at Payette and Wei
SER
Louie Rosasco, representing Ros-
asco Brothers of Indianapolis, stop
ped off between trains Monday on
his return from Lewiston, where he
purchased a number of cars of fruit. |
COW evidently sold at the auc-
ton sale on last Saturday, and lost
from the owner, can be found at the
w. H. Sumner place on the Payette
Oregon slope. She bears tag num-
Der 81.
Mr. and Mrs. D. w. Ainey and
granddaughter Philis Peterson. Mr..
and Mrs. F. H .Hogue, and son Jack,
and Mrs. M. j. Thode, were guests
on Thanksgiving day at the ]. F.
Whalen home.
Why not a hat for Christmas?I
$500 for any one of the $3.50 to
$500 patterns and $1.75 to 1915
for others. The Settle Shop. Dec 4
Mrs. Mable More OF Weiser was ,
visitor in Payette on Wednesday, De-
cember End. Mrs. More who is dis
trict organizer for the women's
branch of the Ku Klux Khan was r
here on official business for the Z
order q
Rev. H. E. Move, writes from F
Roseburg and says they are getting | n
nicely settled in their new home and S
like it fine, says it has rained almost n
all the time since they arrived. but d
the weather is warm and no frost so n
far. II
Walter Tucker the Idaho repre- a
sentative of large bonding house S
spent several days in Payette on
business in connection with his COM
pany during the forepart of this f
On Thursday.
Mr.. Ross and wife, also George r
and wife of Boise spent the 8
week end at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. NJ. E. Wood, Mrs. Ronald Wood z
)f Salt Lake and her mother, Mrs.
Ross spent the last week visiting at 5
he Wood home. g
The threatened snow storm on
Monday evening turned into a good 2
soaking rain which lasted all night
md the temperature warmer This
With previous rains have filled the 3
ground with moisture and brings a n
prospect for good crops in 1925.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rebenau and
ably, and Mrs. Viola Price of Eagle,
fr and Mrs. Elmer Clark of Robi-
EFT, oregon. and Joe Scingley and
rife and little daughter of Payette
'ere guests on Thanksgiving day al
he home of Mr.. and Mrs. r. L.
acobs.
Jesse Warbois of North Chila,
ew York, who has been operating
lie Denney & Co. evaporation at
akima and c. H. Robertson, who
as been operating in the coast coun-
y, arrived in Payette last week,
ID are working on some kind of a
achine which they expect to re-
i've a patient. that probably will
ZEN the eyes of the people some of
csc days.
car OF poultry supplies just un-
AIDED. See US for Fish Meal, Meat
,raps, Shell and Grit. Cash Feed