Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1909-09-02
LOCAL NEWS

Mr.. W. H. Mcwilliams spent last
week transacting business in Boise
Mrs. J. E. Crouch and children left
! yesterday for Boise to visit relatives
for week
Margaret Maule left for Roise last
Monday to take a business course at
Links College.
Miss Leila Driscoll has returned to
( Payette after five weeks visit at
LaGrand. Oregon
twelve foot stalk OF pop corn
is to be seen at the office Of Ack-
erman & DoHavan.
Miss Moody has returned from her
vacation and has again begun work
with her music pupils.
r. V. Thurston left for Golden. Col
orado. where he viii take a course
in mining engineering.
Mrs. Waterman and daughter Pearl
have gone to San Jose. Cal. for
visit OF some months.
The county commissioners meet in
special session tomorrow to canvass
the vote Of the election.
VIII Clark. who has been barber
I ing here for several weeks left for
his home in Caldwell Tuesday
/ W. H. Thomas has moved into
his newly acquired residence prop
erty in the north part Of the city.
Harry Denton. of Kimberly. spent
couple Of days in Payette the lat
ter part Of last week.
Girl Of % wants position as light
house or general house work with
small family. Address H. c. Nelson.
New Plymouth.
Mrs. Waterman and daughter. Pearl
left Sunday for San Jose. California,
to spend the winter with Mrs. Water
mans son Clarence.
Mrs Pete Prestel went to Weiser
this morning to spend the day with
hes Nother She went down on the
Pony ID viii return in the evening
Fov SalS--At RE blacksmith shop.
Of Edwards ( Chatfield. a set Of
double work harness and a farm wa
gon. all in good condition
The clock at Giesler Bros. store
stopped at $3.50 a. m. August 81.
Frank N Clark was the lucky man
to get the $500 in cash
The Payette Fruit Packing Associ-
alton have commenced making boxes
for packing their fruit This work
is under the supervision Of Tom Dris-
coll.
W. F. Brecken. of Kimberly. who
has been doing the exposition al
Seattle. stopped off at Payette or
his way home TO renew old acquain-
tanees here.
Mr.. and Mrs E. E. Utley. of Wei
ser. were in Payette the fore part
Of this week visiting their daughter.
Mrs. Tim Driscoll They returned to
weiser on Wednesday.
September IA will probably be BOis
day at the A. Y. P although there is
some talk OF making Idaho Day. whic
is set for September Is and Boise
Day the same.
John Hill is building a new barn on
his acreage property adjoining the
city on the south. This is the pre-
liminary stes toward the building Of
q home on his place.
The game laws permit the shooting
Of ducks and deer now. the open sea
SON beginning yesterday. Until Feb
-uary 1 you are permitted to kill "A
iucks and four geese each day
Mrs. W. H. Mcwnrams and chill
iren. Mrs. w. A. Ayers AMI child
-en. and Mrs. Sherman and daugh-
er returned Tuesday from three
weeks outing in the mountains.
Miss Bessie Thomas has resign
ID her position with the Moss Mer
santfle Company. and leaves to-day
or Jordan Valley where she expects
o be employed for some time.
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Taylor, Of Brus-
iels, Missouri. visited last week with
heir uncles. A S. and E. B. Ham
naek near New plymouth They wei
N their return home from the Fair.
After an absence Of about a month
iuring which time they have been
-isiting their old home in Oregon.
Iudge and Mrs. Bryan are expected
o arrive at their home in Caldwell
oday.