Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1909-12-02
LOCAL NEWS

Mr.. John j. Toole suffered another
set back on Saturday. and is report
ed quite sick.
DIR. W. R. Hamilton was a Boise
business visitor on Wednesday even
ing Of this week returning home to-
day,
: wanted.-Bookkeeper at Payette
Steam Laundry.
The Ladies' Aid Of the Methodist
church will hold bazaar and chick
en- supper in Armory hall on Decem-
Der II.
George P. Abernathy made bust
ness trip to Boise Tuesday Of this
week on business connected with the
land office.
i S. Clanton left last Tuesday for
Iowa for lengthy visit where he
viii do considerable boosting for Pay
cite Valley.
Otto Albert loaded and shipped six
ears of sheep last Tuesday to the
Chicago market going through with
the stock himself.
Alfred shearer is busy erecting a
TWO story modern home on his ranch.
Even with short crops comforts are
not overlooked by our ranchers.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Cason Of Parma. has
been visiting Mrs. Kostenbader and
other friends the past week. She
returned to her home on Sunday ar
ternoon.
Mr.. Middleton. a gentleman from
Western Nebraska, who recently pur-
chased the Thos. Hartung ranch. has
moved on the place and is now nicely
settled.
Just as soon as his daughters
health will permit C. E. Pratt and
family expect to leave for Redmund.
Oregon. where Mr.. Pratt expects to
remain the larger part Of the winter
Last Sunday Miss Pansy Pratt, the
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Pratt
underwent an operation for appendi ,
eftis which her friends viii be glad
to know gives every promise Of be !
mig entirely successful
The NJ. E. Ladies' Aid OF Fruit
t,4 ,.-f-bo g, ,,.-,,,r., thof 4ho1-
will postpone the bazaar until Tues
lay afternoon and evening Of De
cember IA. at which time the ladies
will serve an oyster dinner and sup
per.
Mr. and Mrs. Garner and daughter, I
Of Ida Grove. Iowa. are spending a t,
week or two with their old time
friend Mrs. S. B. AIspach- Mr. Gar
ner is employing his time in making >
a thorough investigation of this val ,
ley and its inducements.
Last Monday evening while going n
home after dark c. W. Giesler had n
the misfortune to step in hole just g
after crossing the o. S. L. thracks 5
and severely sprain his left ankle. He
IS able to get around the store by the
aid Of crutches but feels the incon-
Fenienee greatly right at this time
As the firm is engaged in the cree T
ion Of a new store building making Z
extra work
The Payette orchestra was at New p
Plymouth on last Thursday evening :,
% play for a big dance given in Pi- \
,neer Hall BY the Modern Woodmen. a,
rhe members Of the orchestra report I,
/ large crowd almost as big as on the :
evening when the hall was dedicated !
4 fine time was had and the Royal r
served an elegant supper !,
o the dancers and the evening was \
me Of great pleasure to those pres r
mt. :
George Garrison. living on the o
,ench who purchased thirteen asres G
If the Naxfield place last fall, was e
n the city Monday and the Enter IL
Prise office Is the richer by couple 7
II dollars Mr.. Garrison has set his B.
lew purchase out to orchard and has a
new residence all inc1ossd ready fer q
he plasterers. He subscribed for Bet 81
er Fruit and the Enterprise and sta "
ed that he was nearly ready for bus 3
ness to settle down and learn how to b
'un a commercial orchard. a
J. o. Scritchfield the newly chosen a.
asher Of the Fruitland State Bank d
eft this Thursday afternoon on No E.
% for Chicago and other eastern W
arts to purchase the fixtures. safe, b