Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1924-01-17
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Any one desiring comforters tied.
Apply Phone 63-M. Jan 10t2.


Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Perry ant
baby stopped off between trains Fri
day evening while on her way home
from LaGrande to Carbarton, Idaho
for a short visit with relatives at this
place. Mrs. Perry was formerly Mis-
Edith Connyers daughter of Mr.. ant
Mrs. Ruff Connyers who left Pay
cite about seven years ago.
When you need a Battery get
Williard-F. M. Moss & Bro.
Frank Dubarko, who recently sold
the City Pressary, left Tuesday fol
Fullerton, Calf, where he will pro-
baby locate. Frank is pretty good
scout and has many friends who Will
regret his leaving.
HEMSTITCHING on the finest
garments, at Farber's-Mrs. Bird
Jacobsen
A wire from Mrs. David I. Peter
son, informed her parents that she
and her husband had arrived at
Jacksonville, Florida, where they
will visit for few days.
Mrs. G. w. Watson came down
from Baker City Wednesday on bust
ness matters, and to visit for few
days with friends. i
J. F. Whalen and Clyde Thurston
visited DR.. Alvey. who is in the
hospital at Ontario, Sunday after
noon They report the DR.. as re-
covering nicely and barring some
complication, may be expected homo
In the near future.
Hard wood barrels for packing
meat.-City Meat Market. Dec. 13tf.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Touts were
neasanS callers at the David Il.
Peterson home on Monday, Mr..
Fouts Is one OF the successful fruit
growers of the Payette Valley. He,
has a 20 acre orchard in the suburbs
of Ingard. from which he harvested
20 carloads Of apples besides a few
cherries, grapes and prunes. He is
in the diversified class. having
400 hens, COW or two and maybe
a pig. Mr. Fouts is q model of
thoroughness, but he confesses that
his orchard demanded 30 much at-l
tention this fall, that he neglected
the hens and they are not doing very
we'll. Il
DR.. ]. D. Baker Is another diversi-
lied fruit grower that neglected his |
hens to take care OF his apples and |
now the hens are neglecting him. |
See? Wouldn't it be Just about a. |
we'll to put your eggs all In one
basket and then take care of 1t. as
to scatter them In half dozen
baskets and then let the ice wagon
run over them?
willard Batteries arc the best. Fl
r. Moss 4 Bro.
Miss Lila Steffen, who for the
laAt four months has been absent
rom her duties at the Payette VAL
ey Rex Spray office as stenographer
IN account of an operation followed
~ complications. is now back on
he Job.
Hazel Shafer left last Friday for ,
Portland where she will visit her
'rothers. Bruce and Mark. Hazel isl :
good shorthand stenographer. and
nay locate good position in the /,
ity. .
Frank Breshears, United States |
was in Payette Monday on 1
'fficial business. L
DR.. and Mrs. W. r. Hamilton of
Veiser. were visitors Tuesday at the
lone of Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Cough G
.nour. 8
Clifford Hart moved this week $
rom the B. L. Wells home on Center
Avenue to the parsonage of tho
,hurch OF God. on Second Avenue /.
outh.
Mrs w. A. Coughanour and Mrs. ,
v. P. Alderman. were In Weiser :
donday in attendance at the install :
alton OF officers of the w. r. c. :
frs. Alderman. who Is Past Depart :
1ent President. acted as installing
fficer. {
Mrs. e. C. Morrell Of Pocatello, in !
ending her renewal to the Enter S
rise. says, I'VE all enjoy the Pay I
tie news, and look forward to it 8
ach week. (
Georgia Thompson, IL year old
aughter of Mr.. and Mrs Jesse
thompson, of North Sixth street, t
rho for the past four weeks has en- .
ured untold suffering and who's !
lie seemed hopeless due to compli- O
atoms following an operation for I
ppendicitis of very critical ma
ure, Is now nicely recovering. o
Frances Buch, small son Of Mr..
nd Mrs. H. w. Buck, suffered a
roken collar-bone Friday afternoon =
aused by fall on the ice. The :,