Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-01-20

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a short time ago with Z. R. Salisbury
left last Saturday for Salt Lake
/ Col. James Barnard and NJ. A
Ross, of Emmett were Payette
business visitors the first Of this
week.
w. F. Sherwood is enjoying a
visit this week from his father A !.
Sherwood of North Yakima, Wash
ington.
Ralph HagAn, formerly clerk in
the Postoffice Book store has accept
ed a position with e. r. Salisbury.
the clothing man and assumed his
duties on Monday.
A. Sutton, of Pennsylvania has taken
charge of the Postoffice Book store
since the first of this week Mr. SUIT
ton is the father-in-law of L. c. Hig-
by, the proprietor of the store.
Eye ease and eye advice at mo-
derate cost at Strother's, the eye
specialist
John Asmussen, OF Nebraska, ar
rived in Payette on last Monday to
attend the funeral Of his brother Hen
ry Mr.. Asmussen has announced his
Intentions Of remaining in Payette
permanently.
J. B. Burns, J. L. seawell ana John
A. Haradar went to Boise this even
ing to meet Joseph Farrar. Of Penn
sylvania the Great Incohonee of the
Independent Order of Redmen
The big plate glass for the front of
the new building being erected by
FRANC Creighton on Boise street ar
rived Saturday Of last week and win
be put in place just as soon as the
weather viii permit
A. J. Huxford, who has been
visiting for the past two months
with his daughters, Mrs. NJ Il
Mcdonald and Miss Dora Hux-
ford, left Tuesday evening for his
home in Central City, Nebraska.
The Fruitland W. c. T. U, will
meet with Mrs, E. L. DAVIS, Friday,
January 2Sth. Every member is re-
lucsted to be present Subject for
consideration, Christian Citizenship"
Mrs. Sherman win lead the meeting.
Mrs. Grant Fisher, Secretary.
Next Saturday afternoon at two p.
m. the W. r. c. and the G. A. R.
Post viii have installation of officers
and the members Of either order TO-
gether with their families are invited
TO be present. Arrangements are be
ing made for a pleasant afternoon.
Cross eyes straightsned with
glasses at Strother's the eye
specialist.
The PayetteH eights Ditch Com.
will meet at the Y. NJ. C. A. this af-
ternoon for the purpose ofehecking up
The affairs Of the company. About
ten days work will complete the ditch
At far as the Jackson ranch and the
present outlook is that the ditch viii
be ready for water by April list. A
great many improvements win take
place on the mesa northeast of Pay
cite when the owners Of the land can
get water from this ditch.
Robert Burns returned Monday
of this week from Denver where he
went to take the examination as
first alternate from Idaho to the
appointment at West Point. The
regular appointee failed to put in
an appearance and Mr.. Burns has
every reason to believe that this
viii insure him the appointment.
He passed the physical examina-
ton and will know in a short time
about the mental part Of the test
The advertisement Of the Ideal
Orchard heater will be found IN
another column. The claims made
for this heater are its quick light
ing, free burning, self feeding
qualities, making it one pf the
most efficient heaters ever produe-
ed. 1t is practically indestrueti-
ble, being raised above tho ground,
free from moisture, and being self
cleaning and air cooled it can ney-
er burn out.
Ii you are looking for ability
and competency TO handle your
eye troubles consult Strothers, the
eye man.
The Caldwell Tribune makes the
announcement this week that it viii
in the future be issued on Friday
instead of Saturday.
According to the Caldwell Tribune,
Monday the l7th was the last day
Tor open saloons in the Magic City