Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1909-11-11
LOCAL NEWS
Harry oldsby spent Sunday in
Caldwell.

Mr.. and Mrs. L. S. Soule and daugt
ter visited with relatives in Weiser
hast Sunday.
Mrs R. L. Boyd, of Little Willow is
ill at the home of Mrs. L. NJ. Capron,
: of this city.
The little daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
: Frank Foster has been on the sick
list the past week.
w. B. pSaulding was able to be
out again last Friday after short
but severe attack of pneumonia.
James, the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Colley. living on the bench is
recovering from an attack of typhoid
fever.
Watch for that car of winter apples
Mrs. H. L. Mitchell, of Weiser. a
sister of Mrs. Tim Driscoll, visited in
Payette on last Monday at the Dris-
coll home.
Mrs. VIM. A. Bell, OF Buhl. Idaho,
is visiting this week with her pa
rents Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. McMannis
in this city.
Mrs. ]. c. Woodward is the guest
this week of Mrs. John Mckinney on
her Island home on the Payette riv-
er near this city.
Jacob Stroup, of Washoe was i'll
enough to require the services of a
physician on last Saturday night but
has since improved rapidly.
There will be football game Sat
urday afternoon at o'clock, on the
Jacobsen field, between the Idaho In
dustrial School team and the Payette
team.
H. B. Orcutt will leave next Sun
day for Spokane, Washington, on
business trip, He also expects to
take in the National Apple show
while there.
win Wells made business trip to
Boise on Friday last to attend a
meeting of the Pleasant Valley lrrl-
CATION Company, returning home Sun
day morning.
L. NJ. Capron who was injured
about ten days ago by having a part
of hay derrick fall on him is recov-
erlng slowly and is as yet confined
to the house by his injuries.
Seal Ship oysters are the best oys-
ters.
DR.. o. e. Lowell the veterinary has
moved into the S. d. Thacker prop
erty across the track recently oceu-
pied by Fred Swank, Mr.. Swank hav-
ing moved into his own residence in
the north part of the city.
c. e. Pratt is planning on leaving
next week for the Deschutes country
in Oregon to be gone for consid-
cradle period on business matters.
The auto garage will be in charge of
John Welsh during his absence.
Last Saturday evening the Masons
held an interesting meeting and con
ferred the third degre upon one can
didate. Next Thursday evening there
are two for the third and the Onta-
rio lodge has been invited to assist
in the work.
j. M. Stephen, of Hagerman, Ida
ho, is i'll of the typhoid fever at the
home of H, ]. Barnes, in this city.
Mrs, Barnes is also suffering from an
attack of the same disease. Both
Mr.. Stephen and Mrs. Barnes just
recently returned to Payette from
visit at the town Of Hagerman where
they are at present having an cpl
demic of the typhoid fever.
Fresh CLANS and Olympia oysters
at the Enterprise Meat Market.
Rev. G. G. HALEY on Tuesday OF
this week received a Ferron detect
or to use in connection with his pres
ent wireless system. This detector
is a late invention and is the one
used by the United States Govern
ment on all of its battleships. 1t is
claimed for it that by its use connect
ed with a telpehone receiver mes
sages ca- be gathered from a much
greater distance without the use OF
high pole. Mr. Haley will connect
the new instrument up at once and
if it does all that is claimed for it
will keep it and hopes to be able to
get messages from Portland and 9TH
er coast points without the use of
such an extremely tall pole as here
tofore.
]. J. Toole and wife returned the
first of this week from Portland I
where they have been spending the
summer for the benefit of Mr.. Toole's
health and his friends will be glad /