Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-10-13
LOCAL NEWS

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tario business visitor last Saturday.
n. w. Equals, wife and son spent
Sunday with friends and relatives in
Weiser.
Mrs. Maria Cross and twin babies
Of Ontario, Oregon, are. patients at
n the Woodward hospital this week.
The first Of last week R. ]. Ring
disposed of his eighty acre ranch
\ north of Payette to VIM. F. sher-
wood.
Frank Acres of Harrison county.
Iowa, is one of the homeseekers in
kPayette this week looking over the
valley.
~. S. Hall, brother-in-law of J. E.
kStoufer, is a Payette viistor this
week looking after land interest on
the bench.
Mrs. w. H. Thomas was called TO
Spokane on Monday of this week by
"a telegram received Sunday announc-
ing the sudden death of her father
living there.
The Guild will meet on Thursday
afternoon of next week with Mrs. ].
lB/Burns at 2:3O. AT O'Clock the
4 ladies will serve tea and everyone is
cordially invited.
]. A. Beckwith left Tuesday Of this
week for La Porte, Indiana, where
,khe will spend the winter. The En-
terprise will keep Mr.. Beckwith
posted on local affairs.
The excursion to Evergreen last
Sunday was not as crowded as was
Hool1ed for. No one from Payette took
. advantage of the rate but about sixty
from Ontario were on the train all
wearing badges and shouting for the
Oregon city.
J. L. Griffith returned Saturday
from Weiser where he had been to-
set a monument over the grave of
Mrs, e. H. Galley. Mr.. Griffith the
Itrst Of this week also finished set
Sfting a fine stone over the grave OF
VIM. Frame in Riverside cemetery.
Dwight Baker, son of Mr.. and
Mrs, George Baker is seriously Ill
tbs week. Some few days ago he
injured himself lifting while working
at the Pratt Auto garage and after
ward took a severe cold which to-
gether with his other injuries makes
him very sick boy.
Bernard Eastman of New Ply
modth, was in Payette on Saturday
list enroute for Cleveland, Ohio,
Where he will spend the winter. Mr..
Eastman is interested in New Ply
mouth orchard property to a consider
able extent and is one Of the best
boosters Payette Valley has.
The B. F. Tussing home on the
bench is enjoying a visit this week
with old friends from Ohio which 1
they have not seen for a number
kof years. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Sorgen
and Mr.. and Mrs. Martin of Kenton,
Ohio, arrived in Payette Tuesday ey-
ening and will visit at the fine or
chard home of the Tussings.
B. r. Fitch and family, F c.
Howard and family and Mr.. and Mrs.
d. b. Howard are in Boise this
week attending the State Fair. The
meme folks all drove over in Mr.
Fitch's auto while the ladies and
children went on the train. D. B.
Howard is a brother of F. c. How
ard and is visiting in Payette Val
ley.
The Payette National Bank started
this week to exeavate the basement
under the postoffice and will ce-
.fnent the walls and floor OF the
entire basement and get the same
in shape to rent. Since the build
ing of the sewer the basement which
formerly had from two to three
feet OF water in It, has been per-
fectly dry.
Saturday evening was one Of the
busiest Payette merchants have seen
for some time and godly crowd OF
people thronged the streets from
early in the evening until quite late
and among them one could notice
lafge number OF strangers no doubt
from some of our neighboring cities
and coming to Payette to do the
Saturday shopping.
When the judges at the National ,
Horticultural show to be held in !
Council Bluffs early in November {
come to view the Payette Valley !
exhibit they are quite liable to
run short Of blue ribbons. The car