Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-02-10
LOCAL NEWS


Delbert Sherman made business
trip to Parma on Wednesday Of this
week.
Mrs. Scott Brundage goes to Hot
Lake on Friday Of this week for a
few weeks recreation
The first Of a series Of Lenten teas
70 be given was held at the home Of
Mrs. A. B. Moss Wednesday.
The regular meeting or the Fruit.
land W. c. T. U. will be at Mrs.
Lewis on next Friday afternoon.
II you need any draying it will pay
you to see Wash Hillmon
/ W. c. Lantz, Of Kearney, Nebras.
ka, who has considerable land inter
ests here and has been in Payette
looking after his property for the past
week returned Tuesday morning 20
his home in Nebraska.
Miss Margaret MauIe returned
Tuesday Of this week from Boise
where she has been attending Links
Business college. She has completed
the business course Of the college and
returns home to remain.
L. w. Russell. Sr., Of GIenwood.
Iowa, arrived in Payette Tuesday to
visit for a few days with his son L. I
w. Russell. Of the Russell Depart
ment Store. Mr.. Russell is on his
way to Omaha after a business trip
to Seattle and other northwest points.
Special Saturday, Feb. 18TH, ) lbs. I
25c coffee for s1.OO at Moss Mercan-
tile Co.
]. NJ Pinkerton who had sale on
the bench on February 1st reports
that everything sold well as the net
proceeds realized were s115O when
he had rather made a guess on get
ting s7oO or $500. Col. Jas. Barnard
cried the sale.
A new restaurant has been open
ed by J. A. Adams in the building on
Broad street formerly occupied by
Downs the harness man. Mr.. Adams
his intentions Of keeping
a clean uD-to-date place and of set
ting the best table in Payette. He
invites the trainers to give him a
trial.
There is a big dance booked for the /
Elite Opera house on Friday night Of |
this week and on February 22nd the
boys Of Company are planning a
big dance The one next Friday
night will be the first dance given Z
since the Elite has been remodeled ,
md renovated. The floor viii be
placed in excellent condition and all |
ire invited to participate. z
We have been asked if we could c
lse odd pieces OF dishes in the Y. NJ.
:. A. work and the suggestion has
'rought forth this request Of the la
lies Of the town who may have odd
ups. plates. platters or any dishes ?
hey win gladly donate to the Y. NJ. q
: A to please send them to the o
before Feb. 14th and great n
= obiige the woman's Auxiliary. d
lbs. 25e coffee for s1.Oo at Moss : :
saturday. Feb. 18th.
j. d. Baker living on the bench is Il
nioying a visit this week from his n
rother. H. c. Baker. of Pueblo. Col IL
rado. Mr.. Baker has been a resi- v
ent of Pueblo for twenty years and P
rhile firm believer in Colorado and "
s resources. after looking over this a
alley expressed his pleasure at the Il
respects in store for this section Il
nd belief that we had as good a p
alley as he had ever seen. b
Many of Dad Inman's old friends : :
ill be more than glad to learn that : :
'ad is back again. Not that he ever y
id leave town but he has again open
d up his restaurant at the old stand
nd is prepared to give you the best OF
teak you can get in the city. The b,
remium store is also run in con- 4
ection with the restaurant and they N
i'll be glad TO see all their former bi
lstomers as wen as many new ones r.
{ the old stand Fl
wheref At Moss. what2 lbs B
&c coffee for sI.0e. whens satur- il
ay. February 18th. e
From the attitude Of the tempera- :, =
IRE the last week there are those !,
lose who are willing to wager that
he pesky ground hog surely saw his :,
aadow and to express faith in the !.
vet that he has returned to his den !.
II six weeks as a decent self re !.
Decting hog would be caught out in
his snappy weather II he had good =,