Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-09-15
LOCAL NEWS

b. c. Bertleson of Emmett, was a
Payette visitor on last Sunday.
DR.. I. r. Woodward was Boise
visitor on Tuesday of this week.
Mrs. E. NJ. Gregg of Ontario, was
a Payette shopper last Saturday. '
Miss Lynch of Nyssa was a Payette
shopper on Monday of this week.
Mrs. J. J. Cartwright of Ontario.
was Payette shopper last Tuesday
Mrs. w. F. stirm living on Little
Willow, is reported as on the sick
list.
The infant daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. L. Eaton has been quite i'll
this week.
Thos Driscoll win leave the latter
part of this week for Moscow to
enter the state university.
Any exhibit no matter how small
win help make the first annual Pay
ette street fair a success.
( The Misses May and Nellie Platt
and Mrs. Forbes of Ontario were visit
ing friends in Payette last Friday.
Mrs. George Scott Of Little viii
low, is in Payette for two weeks
visit at the home of her father, U.
S. Davis.
The first day of school Salisbury
Twin give the first $50 boys or girls
that come to his store after school
a school bag free.
/C. II. Bussey and A. B. Moss left
Tlast Sunday on No. 5 for Idaho Point,
Washington, where they win enjoy
a two weeks vacation.
Miss Bessie Thurston and Miss
Laura Wilson win leave Saturday for
Walla Walla where they will attend
The Willamette university this winter.
Mr. McGnvary of Oklahoma. who
has been a resident of Payette for
the past five weeks has accepted
position in the Golden Rule store in
the capacity of head clerk.
One OF the special premiums ov-
serlooked last week in the premium
list is that of $40 offered bY S. d.
Thacker for the best 1910 foal sired
by his black stallion Raven
\ The st. James Guild had a most
'enjoyable afternoon Thursday with
Mrs. ]. A. Lauer. The Guild will
meet with Mrs, McGllnchy on Sep
tember 29th.
Attorney I. w. Kenward is en-
Toying visit from his brother
Aaron Kenward, wife and daughter,
OF onargo, Illinois this week. They
may decide to locate in Payette per
manently.
There promises to be the largest
exhibit of fruit at the street fair
that was ever gathered together be-
fore in Payette Valley. But there
viii be room and plenty for what you
want to exhibit, so bring it in.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. w. Watts have
been rejoicing since last Sunday oy-
er a bright little grand daughter that
came to their daughter, Mrs. Cora
Christian last Sunday. Mrs. Christian
is visiting here with her parents.
H. S. Tullis of St. Paul, Minnesota,
arrived in Payette last Sunday and
Spent the fore part of the week with
his old friend H. Harland living north
of the city Mr.. Tullis is a postoffice
inspector at present enjoying his
vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. Fl. Lyon were Wis
jed by the stork on last Friday the
9th and bright winsome baby
girl now calls the popular young at
torney papa-at least lie says she
looks at him like she was trying to
talk already.
Mr. and Mrs. c. A. Berding enter
aimed Mr.. and Mrs. John McGlinch-
ey, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Erwin Of
Payette and Mr.. Terant OF New
Plymouth at a beautifully appointed
dinner on last Sunday afternoon, at
the Bluffs, their island home.
The secretary Of the Noble Ditch
r. E. Haynes, has notified
the ranchmen that by order Of the
board OF directors the water will be
turned out Of the Noble Ditch about
October 1st and they are advised to
govern themselves accordingly. h
We nave one of the best appl2
crops this year the valley ever had.
An excellent time for a street fairs
Help make it a success and show tn