Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-06-30

disposed this week.
Mrs. L. G. Prestel is reported as
on the sick list this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Keith are at
Hot Lake, Oregon this week for
few days rest.
Meet me at the Palace Pharmacy
and have a happy thought sundae.
Joseph Keegan and son. Walter,
left Wednesday for their home in
Woodsfield, Ohio
Louis Wachter of New Plymouth.
was Payette business visitor on
Monday of this week
+ Mrs. 7. j. Wilson has been serious
| ly i'll The past week and fears are
entertained as to her recovery.
Patrick MCGUIRE of Meadows, Ida
no, is a patient at the Woodward
hospital since the first of the week.
The infant daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. F. Hopkins. recent arrivals
in Payette, has been quite III this
week
Mrs. w. C. Carlton of washoe, is
reported as on the sick list this
week.
co,o,ot Nto,o,o,. No., F en-
Payette Valley Railroad, was called
to Salt Lake Wednesday on business
matters.
Where are you going? I am going
to the Palace Pharmacy to get a
happy thought sundae.
Attorney P. NJ. smock Of New
Plymouth, passed through Payette
enroute for Caldwell on Monday Of
this week.
C. W. and J. C. Giesler were
Boise visitors Sunday of this week &C
ing over on the Pony in the morning
and returning in the evening.
While working in the hay field
one day last week, A. }. Shearer had
the misfortune to seriously iniure
his right arm, incapacitating him
for work for few days
Mrs. J. A. White and Mrs. II. Har
land returned Tuesday from St. Lou
is where they attended the conven-
tion of the American Woman's Leag
ue as delegates from the Chapter
north Of the city.
c. II. Sargent living on the bench,
received the sad news on Wednes-
day of this week Of the sudden
death of his father Mr.. Sargent
left on No. Wednesday for Kan
sas to attend the funeral.
Last Monday Wayne Keith, the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. f. c. Keith,
had bunch of firecrackers in his
pocket take fire and explode with
the result that he suffered a severe
though not dangerous burn.
H. Gregory and family aecompan-
led by Bert Crowther, mother and
sister will leave next Thursday for
a ten days outing on squaw Greek !
where they expect to enjoy them
selves fishing for mountain trout.
The Moss Mercantile delivery wag
on is resplendent this week with
coat of new paint and presents
very neat and handsome appearance.
The work is that Of e. j. Chapman.
the local painter and is credit TO
him.
o. r. sellars left on Monday OF
this week for Anderson. Missouri,
where he goes to visit with his moth
er and join Mrs selIars who has !
been visiting there for some thirty ;
days or more. He expects to re- +
turn in about six weeks.
Don't forget and try happy a
thought sundae at the Palace Pharm- /
acy.
On Tuesday of this week d. P.
Donovan purchased the Joseph Kee-
gan and B. R. Fitch sixty six acre
tract of land on the bench one quar-
ter of a mile from Fruitland. The
paid for this very fine
tract of land was s21 450.
Sunday evening during the fifteen !
or twenty minutes severe wind the |
big awning on the front Of the store !
occupied by Salisbury the clothing I
man blew down and in falling smash {
ed one of the large plate glass I
windows entailing a loss Of seventy !
five dollars.
The X. Y z. Kensington entertain
ed their husbands at dinner on theP.