Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-12-01

Omaha, Nebraska. Mr.. Rose ex-
poets to get some good duck shoot
ing while away.
Miss Veronica White who has
been at the Woodward hospital with
typhoid fever has fully recovered
and left that institution last Mon
day for her home on. the bench.
James Creasey, the enterprising
merchant of New Plymouth spent
Ethe night in the city Tuesday, hav-
ing come here via Ontario, where
he was attending to some business
matters.
Mrs. F. w. VonFalkenstein. OF
the Payette Hotel has been con-
fined to her room for the past two
weeks with Illness. has so far re-
covered as to be able to preside
at the desk again.
Mr.. Charles Winderotte of Seattle.
arrived in the city last week and
has accepted position with w. F..
Strother, the jewelryman. Mr.. Win
derote comes well recommended and
workman Of the high grade order.
Arthur Hughes and wife who have
been in Payette for several days re-
turned to Vale, Oregon, Wednesday
morning Mr. Hughes has sold out
his interest in The Malhuer Abb
stract Co., and is now looking for
a new location.
Watches at StrotheTs Lower pric-
ed than elsewhere. Don't be mis-
lead, but come and see.
Mrs j. M. Powell who has been )
in the checking department OF the
Payette Steam Laundry, has resign
ed her position, last week and NOV
ed to Ontario. Oregon, where she
has accepted position with the
Ontario Laucdry.
Harmony Rebekah Lodge No. %,
1. o. o. T., will have a social time
after their regular business meeting
Thursday night of this week. All
members of other Rebekah lodges
who may be in town at the timet are
cordially invited to be present.
The Ladies Guild of ST. James
Episcopal church, will meet at the
home Of Mrs. Moot on Thursday.
December LIST, 2:45 D. m. After a
short business session tea will be
served, to which ladies of other
churches are cordially invited.
The following were inducted into
the mysteries OF the Royal Arch
9Rasons last Monday evening: VIM
'Carstens, Harry Olsby, George B.
steadman, George strnub and E. e.
Dean. The boys are unanimously in
favor Of this particular goat
Monday Of this week G. w. Hutton
sold his five acre home on the west
side to a Mr.. Farnam OF Idaho Falls.
consideration $35O0. Mr. Farnam
fexpects to come to Payette next
spring and take possession Of his
new place and make it his future
home.
Scott Brainard, Jr., returned home
Monday, from Walla Walla, where
he has been in school, bat owing
to an attack of appendicitis, he
was confined in the hospital, where
he was operated upon. He is doing
nicely and viii be able to be about
in the due course Of time.
According to the Statesman, Boise
is to have another paper The DAILY
Examiner to be the title Of Dem
ocratic sheet to enter local field.
That the necessary cash has been
raised and the location selected with
in a few days. It is to be an eight
or ten page newspaper. 1t vii
be an evening publication
Others may offer you big damon
cheap. We can too, but If you wan
quality and reasonable price also
come to Strothers. And we vii
take them back any time. less 10 pc
cent.
Miss Oyidia Olsby. a sister g
Mrs. c. o. Grimes and sister t.
Harry Olsby, arrived in Payette fro14
Valley City, North Dakota, and viii
spend the winter here. We viii
venture to say that Miss Olsby will
hate to return to her home after
a winter in our mild climate com
pared with North Dakota, where
the thermometer gets as low as %
degrees below
w. R. Fitch who was called easf
some weeks ago on account OF the
serious illness of his daughter, Mrs.