Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1924-09-25
Local News Briefs

were in Boise Monday on bushes
matters.
w. G. Pence and A. L. Pence wer
in Boise on business matters Wed
nesday.
F. E. Seeley left Sunday morning
for southern Idaho and Utah on a II
days business trip.
Obstretrical cases taken care o
in home. Inquire Mrs. Grace Hoke
10th and 3rd Ave. s., City. S25t4
Mr.. and Mrs l.. X. Ballenger ano
little Barbara spent Sunday at the
C. G. Larson home in Weiser
Harry harrington of Pocatello, a
former Payette boy, reports the
birth of son Sunday, Sept. FL.
For an experienced nurse, spe-
cial care in maternity cases, phone
121J. Payette. S25tf
R. E. Thomas, state game ward
en-, was in Payette Tuesday on his
way To the northern part OF
state.
The X. of P. and Pythian lodges
are invited to attend the Weiser
Roundup tomorrow. A goodly num-
Der will doubtless attend.
A son was born at the Blanchard
home on Thursday, Sept. IS, to Mr..
and Mrs. George Coates of Little
Willow.
Mrs. M. e. Wood, in company
with Mr.. and Mrs. l.. W. Spauldlng'
drove to Boise Saturday and sttend-
ed the polo game Sunday.
Mrs. ]. A. Lauer and son. Donald
left Saturday for San Francisco 10
spend the winter. Donald viii com
plete his course at Stanford univer-
sity.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Fenske return
ed Monday evening from Salem, Oh
where they have been the past SIX
weeks, engaged in the fruit pusl-
ness.
DR.. and Mrs. r. B. Hurd, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Sraulding were Boise
visitors Saturday remaining over for
the polo game on Sunday.
c. A. Smith and father, Burt
Fitch and w. F. Sherwood drove to
Boise Friday to hear w. j. Bryan
and to take in the Idaho Pageant.
The nights are cool and you had
better have some High-heat coal. -
Payette Equity Exchange.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Thurston are
their daughter, Mrs. Buck
lev, at Nez Perez, going last week by
auto over the north and south high
way. They expect to be home the
asst of this week.
Binder twine-it is not too late to
tut and bind that field of corn. Let
Is furnish the Irvine. Cash Feed
store.
Have your foot prints taken free
IN the new Photograph at Farber's
hoe store Saturday.
]. C. Geisler and wife were Sun y
Law visitors at the A.. S. Hammock y y
ZONE near Fruitland. They report y
Irs. Hammock, who has been seri- u
usly i'll, still improving. :.
Mr.. and Mrs. David 1. Peterson II
eft Tuesday evening by auto for
lewiston, where they will remain "
uring the fruit season, Mr.. Peter II
on having purchased a large guam o
ity Of apples in that section. IL
Mark the hens you want to keep, il
With those celluloid rings at Cash c,
iced Store.
Sheriff Jefferis and wife, accom-
anied by Mrs w. j. Hughes and
drs. Lillian Wilson, motored to
boise Saturday and remained for the
daho Pageant
Feet hurt? Bring them to Far
'er's shoe store Saturday to the
DOT specialist. -
Mrs. J. P. Gregory of Kuna, wife
f the Kuna Herald Editor, was in
'ayette Saturday visiting at the
ZONE of her mother, Mrs. Charles
Juzman, returning home Sunday
fternoon.
You should look afttr roosts and
Houses as regards lice and mites. We
lave the remedy Cash Feed Store.
P Monroe Smock of Vashon,
arrived in Payette Fri
lay evening on business matters
with his ranch near New
plymouth, he expects to be here
everal days.
You will be reporting those plants
low, and to have them do the best
Turing the winter you should use
Diamond plant food We have it in
he 25c size. Cash Feed Store.
Hot cake time is here We have
hem in buckwheat and other prod
Icts-also syrup to go with them.
'ayette Equity Exchange.
Oyster shell grit, bone meat scrap,
ii meal. charcoal, roup remedy, lice
liquid and powders, and all poultry
emedies. Payette Equity Exchange.
The fine Wolf hound belonging to
tay Christensen was the victim of
ONE dog poisoner last Friday, he
ad followed Mr. Christensen to Pay
tie and was found dead near the
'ayette Box Miss few minutes
fter reaching town
Our groceries are strictly fresh