Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-10-20

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sick list this week.
E. r. Salisbury was a Boise busi-
mess visitor the first of this week.
For Sale Cheap tickets to Seat
tie, limited to 10 days, Payette Ho-
tel.
E. w. Equals made business
trip to Boise on Monday OF this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Hedrick Wis
fitted Sunday at the J. ]. Cartwright
home in Ontario.
4 Betram Howard, son of Mrs.
Charles Brown has been on the
sick list this week.
John orrell who has a position on
ythe Short Line visited with his
home folks last Sunday.
The Portia Club will meet at the
Commercial club rooms next Monday
dANcAhOOu dL hulSt " SlONh.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Conyers of
Long Valley, are visiting this week
at the home of their daughter, Mrs.
VIII Wells.
E. Berry. a fireman on the o.
S. L. from Huntington to Glenns
Ferry is visiting a few days at
his home in this city.
s. F. Taylor, living on the bench
near Fruitland is a patient at the
Woodward hospital this week suf-
fering from an attack of acute srheu-
matism.
Mr. and Mrs. l. C. Levers have
been rejoicing since Friday the
.14th over the arrival at their home
of a baby boy. Mother and son
doing nicely.
Chas. Hinze and V. S. Varian Of
Weiser were Payette visitors Sun
day and spent most of the day look
ing over the nursery stock of Anton
Diederichsen with a view of buying
some ornamental shrubs and trees.
Drs. ]. G. and I. r. Woodward,
Miss Kate Morgan and Mrs. Jennie
Woodward went to New Plymouth
wednesday evening in the automo-
bile to attend the reception given
to Mr.. and Mrs. John C. Herfurth.
The Payette Steam Laundry now
has fine new delivery wagon on
the streets which with it's nicely
lettered signs is quite neat and at
tractiye and a good advertisement.
The wagon was purchased of Giesler
Brothers.
The delegates to the Odd Fellows
grand lodge held at Sand Point
who came from Emmett travelled via
the Payette Valley railroad on a
special rate and took the Short
Line special at Payette on Sunday
VIM. Plughoff, editor OF the New
plymouth Sentinel was Payette Wis
itor on Friday of last week. While
in town he made deal for an auto
which we presume he will use to
escape irrigation bitches and pursue
delinquent subscribers.
A large number of Payette people
attended the state fair on different
days and all pronounced the fair suc-
cessful from every standpoint with
the exceptions that one or two of
the days the weather was slightly
for real enjoyment.
DR.. ]. c. Woodward has in his
office a plate of as fine Rome Beau
ty apples as one would care to see
and has been showing them to many
Payette people this week. The APP
pies were raised in. the orchard of
David Jones. The Dr. will send
them east to some friends as an
OF what is grown
here,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Sorgen and Mr..
and Mrs. Martin of Kenton, Ohio, |
who visited last week at the Tussing
home on the bench left on No.
Tuesday evening for the northwest
and will go down the coast to Fris-
co. They were all more than delight |
ed with the valley and we're amazed
and almost dumfounded at the
amount and quality of our fruit.
The Enterprise received a card
from Minister Peters the first of
this week. He announces the safe
arrival Of his wife and self in Los
Angeles and that he preached to
500 people Sunday morning and ey-
ening. Their address is Suite 301 |
The Queen 529 California St.. Los.
Angeles. According to the minister |