Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1909-11-18
LOCAL NEWS
Mrs. Lon Adams, Of Ontario, was
| Payette visitor on last Saturday.

Miss Katie Harris is rapidly re-
covering from a seige of typhoid
fever.
| Our seal ship bulk oysters are the
! best. BY quart or pint--Enterprlse
Meat Market
Vivian, the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. T. White, has been on the
sick list this week.
U. S. G. Story, of King Hill. Ida
no, was Payette business visitor
the first of this week
The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. .
P. Jensen, living on the bench has
been quite Ill this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Long, of On
tario, we're Payette callers Sunday,
spending the day with Mr.. and Mrs.
w. F. Strother.
Miss May Thomas, the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Thomas, has
been i'll this week, so much so that
she has been unable to attend school
Mrs. J. M. Bennett arrived in Pay
ette last Saturday. from near Port
land and Mr.. and Mrs. emmett can
land and Mr.. and Mrs. Bennett can
again be said TO be residents of Pay
ette.
On last Thursday David Graham.
tho father of Mrs. |. w. Kenward un
derwent a serious operation for tu-
NOR. The operation gives every
promise at this time of being a sue
cess.
Union Thanksgiving services will
be held in the Methodist church next
Thursday at 10 a. m. Rev. David
Peters will preach the sermon. The
Methodist choir viii furnish special
music.
c.. P. Lattig and crew came into
Payette last Tuesday evening from
making some corrections and altera-
tions in the new line of the Payette
Valley Railroad as surveyed from EN-
NETT to New Plymouth.
Mrs. H. T. Zuz, a newcomer to
Payette, the family having recently |
moved here from Vale, Oregon, while
doing her housework last Monday |
fell and struck her eye on the bed |
post incapacitating her for several
days.
Wednesday evening about fifty of
the members Of the NJ. w. A. Lodge
enjoyed social evening at the |. o.
o. F. hall in the nature OF smoker.
A very pleasant evening was enjoyed
until a late hour when the brothers
all enjoyed delightful refreshments.
L. S. Cool, of l.. S. Cool & Co..
dealers in nursery stock returned to
Payette the first of this week from
making a fall delivery. Mr.. Cool re-
ports a very satisfactory fall deliv-
cry and put into the hands of the
grower over $4,000 worth of stock.
While gone he visited HALEY, Bell
view and Camps Prairie.
Evangelist F. w. Bachelor, at the
Methodist church, by his earnest, con-
yincing sermons, continues to attract
large crowds. The series of meet
ings will close next Sunday evening.
The Evangelist's remaining topics are
1.-THE Cost" Friday, "Judg
ment;" Sunday a. m. "The Cruel
fled Life;" p. M, THE Crisis"
Come and hear these splendid dis
courses.
The real estate firm of Wells and
Maule the first of this week purchas-
ed of NJ. Lauer, his coal agency for
Rock Springs and Kemmerer coal and
have assumed charge of the same. 1t
Is not the intention of this firm to
retire from the real estate business
hey win conduct the coal business
in connection with their real estate
,ffice and will stiIl be in line for an
and all prospective homeseekeAs desir.l
ng to locate in the Payette Valley.
The new auctioneer, ]. M. Swanson
Is having considerable success for a
starter. Last week at the Steinbreck
sale he sold the entire lot of property
or just 1926 more than what the I
owner thought he would receive and
1t the ]. c. Carroll sale this week he l
lad a fine attendance and secured /
/ top notch price for everything. He 1
s beginning to be quite popular with j
hose contemplating sales and already {
has several dates in sight for this {
winter
A small wreck in the yards kept I
he Payette Valley crew at work all q
light last Saturday night putting I
,ar back on the track. When the q
IL offau,rf ,