Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-03-10

teresting clipping from a Missour
paper which we publish in anothe
column. 1t is typical of Missouri be
fore the war and win interest a mum
Der Of people.
Bert Forbes who was working OF
the Creighton building got srei
GUS fall last Thursday. He was
working on the joist and in attempt
ing to move heavy plank lost his
footing and fell about eight feet
cracking his collar bone and other
, wise jamming him up.
One of the biggest sales in the
history of the valley was that Of B.
r.. Fitch on last Thursday and every
thing put up brought first class
price. The horses selling extremely
high but then they were all classy
animals and there is always a de-
mand for something good.
Mr., and Mrs. II. e. Tussing, llv-
ing on the bench have been reioic-
ing since last Saturday over the ar
rival at their home of fine baby
boy. Mother and son are both do
ing nicely. but the latest reports are
to the effect that there is absolutely
no hope for the happy. father
Albert White, rural man on Route
No. /, reports that on the bench S.
r. Frazier and Charles Stewart are
responsible for some pretty good
work done on the roads lately and
that the stretches worked are In fine
shape and show how much good a lit
tie effort along that line win accom-
plish.
On Tuesday night of this week Mr.
and Mrs. S. NJ. Fitch entertained a
select party of friends at 500. Otto
Albert ar i Mrs. J. c. Giesler won
the first prize while Joe Cresswell
and Mrs. Fitch carried off the booby
prize. Delightful refreshments at
late hour pleasantly closed an en-
joyable evening.
The real genuine Dads" place is
at the old Dad" 1nman restaurant
opposite the depot at the old stand.
Don't be mislead by misrepresenta
ton. We serve the best at the
most reasonable market price and
dad" is back again at the old
stand. Remember on Broad street
the depot
Miss Dorothy Robinson has opened
up a public stenographer's office in
the Commercial hotel and is prepar-
ed to do all kinds OF stenographio
work at a reasonable price The
lady comes to Payette well recon- .
mended and as she viii be the only
public stenographer in the city will
no doubt receive plenty of work.
At the Baptist church Sunday morn
ing the laymen viii conduct the
It being the intention that
hose of their number who attended
he Convention at Boise shall re-
port to those who did not go. The
church at that time also viii make
is yearly offering for the Home Mis-
,ionary society of their denomina
ion.
On last Saturday Earl Cram, the
hree year old son of Mr. ana Mrs.
frank Cram, Jr., while playing in
he barn with some playmates fell
rom the loft, cutting his lip so Sc
'erely as to necessitate several stitch
IS. Several of the little fellows teeth
we're also knocked out, but after be-
ng attended to By a physician the
title lad is recovering nicely
C. w. Goltry of Enid. Oklahoma,
njoyed a pleasant visit in Payette
he first of this week Mr. Goltry
S returning to Oklahoma after an ex-
ensiye trip through Mexico, Califor
ia and Oregon and Washington. His /
Isit in Payette was to see T. d.
.andon, A. e. Wright, c. E. Larson
nd ]. NJ. Swanson, all Of whom he
new quite well in Iowa years ago.
Sheriff Breshears was in Payette
N Tuesday getting the regular ven
re of jurymen for the March term
+ district court. The Sheriff said it
vas simply astounding how busy ev-
ryone was In Payette especially
bout the time a venire Of jurymen /
yere being drawn. He succeeded in
citing hold of enough jurors and re-
urned home on the Pony Tuesday
vening.
A. A. cutler and family accompan-
ed by his son-in-law. R. NJ. Hutch
nson and family. all Of Pierce county
owa, are new arrivals in Payette to
lake their home here. They expect