Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-09-08

The Ladies' Aid OF the NJ. Z.
church viii serve lunch during carni-
val week.
DIR. J. c. Woodward was a New
I Plymouth visitor on Wednesday of
this week
NJ. f. Cannon of Ontario spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. c. f.
fDibble of Washoe.
Mrs. VIM. Wilburn living in Pad
5dock Valley is reported as being
quite i'll this week.
Steve Treyey who has been i'll
at the home of his brother, James
in this city, is much better and will
soon be able to be out
The Edison Theatre will nun
matinee Saturday afternoon from 2
10 p. m. Good pictures. Everybody
come. Admission 10 cents.
H. NJ. Blanchard, of Kansas, ar
ItHtu III dy tttt idSt Odtuiud AOF
IA visit with his sister, Mrs. George
Verley and also TO investigate this
valley.
The front of the building occupied
by the grocery department of the
Canyon Commercial Company has
been treated to a coat of paint the
past week.
Born on Friday to Mr. and Mrs.
.J/F. Spicer a son. The little fellow
lis doing nicely but the mother has
been in quite a serious condition
since the event.
Judge E. L. Bryan of Caldwell was
in Payette Wednesday for few
hours. The Judge was on his way
to Cambridge to take evidence in a
water controversy.
John Alden received the contract
for the construction of the League
Chapter house north of Payette the
contract price being $500. Work is
to begin at once on the building.
Ten days sale on wall paper at
Conovers.
L. E. Merritt expects to leave Sun
day or Monday of next week for his
near Middleton to get
things in shape for the family as they
will all go over later this winter.
The first of this week Fred Fuss
who has been in partnership with q.
~. Shelton in the City Meat Market
disposed of his interest to Mr.. Shell |
ton and left on Tuesday evening for
Seattle.
G. r. Archer of HALEY, Idaho. is
one of the latest arrivals in Payette /
and announces his intentions Of max
ing this his home. Mr.. Archer was
here sometime ago and looked the
valley over thoroughly.
Peter Ortner, of Carroll, Iowa, Wis
tied at the Manneman and Zerwas
homes on the bench the first of this /
week. Mr.. Ortner returned home |
on Wednesday and took back a fine
display of fruit TO be exhibited at the
Carroll. Iowa, county fair this fall.
Local hunters have been quite busy \
of late hunting ducks and from all re-
ports hunting is good but there is not
much to shoot at. 1t seems that the
unusually dry fall and summer has
dried up the sloughs and THAI ducks
are rather scarce as compared with
other years.
Mrs. Nell Morris, of Elsberry, Mis-
souri,, after enjoying a three days Wis
it at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. CT
~ Giesler left on Sunday for her
home. Mrs. Morris had been touring
the northwest and stopped in Pay
cite to visit with her old friends for
a few days.
r. P. Purcell and Miss NJ. Dora !
Foss surprised their friends in Pay
ette on Wednesday of this week by
going quietly to Vale and getting mar
fed. They are both well known in
Payette and have a large number OF
friends who will wish for them all /
the happiness possible.
Mrs. A. P. scritchfield is looking |
forward to the arrival of her sister
Miss Reva Cree, of Manhattan, Kan
sas next week Miss Cree comes to
Payette to take a position as teacher
in the grades on the west side. She
is a graduate OF the domestic sci
ence department of the State Uni
versity OF Kansas.
The Sunday afternoon Mems meet !
ings at the Y. NJ C. A. will begin
again on September is. Ex-Governor
John T. Morrison win address the
Meeting that day. Judge Bryan has /