Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-08-04
The state to the southeastern part.


Mr. and Mrs. j. NJ. McGlinchey en-
tertained at dinner Sunday evening in
honor of Mrs. Nugget of Chicago. An
/ Exquisite arrangement of rose color
4 ed Sweet Peas graced the center of
the table. Covers were laid for
eight
A gooaly number of Payette peo-
pie are in a,scudanee on the auto
races in Boise this week. There
lpromises to be some very fine
races at this meet, and those who
care for the sport win be amply re-
paid for the trip.
The stork descended last Saturday,
July 80, 1910, and left at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Lafayette Eaton,
who lives on Front street, a fine
baby girl. No happier home can be
found in Payette as the result of the
good old birds visit.
Mr.. Lewis Halferty of Plattsburg.
Mo-. is visiting E. T. Bowman and
| family. He says he is most sorry
he came to this place, afraid he will
want to come back He and the
Bowman boys will visit the Payette
lakes. fishing and hunting. before
his return home
peculiar accident happened on
Friday to the, son of Mr. Grant V.
Arment when a piece of fish bone
became wedged in his throat in such
manner as nearly to choke the little
fellow. After a good deal of Difficult
ty the bone was removed and the
boy is alright at present.
Chas. F. Hoyt, who has been suf-
fering with appendicitis for two
weeks, was taken on Sunday from
his home on Front street to the
Woodward hospital His condition is
at the present very critical, so much
so that it has been impossible to
perform an operation for his relief.
The Shoe Sale at John W. Sur's
will continue one more week.
Melons are coming in full blast
with a good market The Payette
Valley Melon Growers association
are shipping this week three cars
of waternelons and from $50 to eco
crates of cantaloupes per day. The
prices ON both watermelons and can
taloupes are holding out very good.
We notice by recent issue of
an Emmett paper that Mr. Claud
Polly has accepted a position as book
keeper in bank at that place. Mr..
Polly, we will vouch. will serve his
employers in a very satisfactory man
ner. He is a graduate of our high
school and always was a prominent
member of his class
w. E. Pierce. the real estate man
of Boise, and President of the Boise
and Caldwell Interurban Railway Co
was Payette visitor Tuesday Mr.
Pierce went out over the Payette
bench in an automobile after he ar
rived here and it is rumored that
his visit was in the interest of the
Interurban railway company.
Big Bargains in mems low shoes
at John w. Sur, the Shoe Man.
A camping party consisting of the
following people win leave New Ply
mouth Friday for Starkey: Mrs.
Sumner Davis, chaperone. Misses
Laura waehter, Mardell Wachter. Ed
ma Stuve and Laura Neatfeldt; Mes
srs. Leroy Hoffman. Edgar Wilfong.
Mearle Davis and Graham Davis.
They expect to be gone about two
weeks with the exception of Mr..
wilfong, who will stay indefinitely
Alta, the little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Moeller, who was kicked
last week by horse attached to the
delivery wagon of the Gorham Mer-
cartile Co., which ran away and
kicked the little girl on the knee,
while sitting in the wagon seat, is
some better this week. The little
girl win probably be laid up for
some time but DR.. Avey, who is in
states there is ro serious
injury
Contractor Frank Forbes has just
returned from the Pence Bros. ranch,
at the mouth of Big Willow, where
he has just finished the erection OF
a fine large barn, wagon shed and
granary. The barn is 36 K 80 with
an eight foot concrete basement,
where the stock viii be kept. 1t
has a concrete floor throughout, with
all necessary drainage, and equipped
with a patented manure carrier. The
wagon shed and granary is separate
from the barn, under roof "a 80