Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-06-23


Main street and has taken charge
of the same. Mr.. Moss intends to
leave in a very short time for Port
land IL
Mrs. Hattie E. Davis of Milwaukee,
Wisconsin, IS visiting her sister, Mrs.
Geo. w. Baker on Park Street for
few weeks. Then she will visit
Portland and other coast points and
return to her home by the way of
the Northern Pacific.
Mrs. Prudence E. Stroebel Johnson
of Heber, Utah, purchased this week
through the agency of Wells &
Maule, nice building site of one
fourth block, owned by NJ. B. Downs
on which she intends building bun
galow sometime in the near future.
B. w. Anderson and family of
Taylorville, HIS. are new arrivals in
Payette and will make their home
here. Mr.. Anderson intends to en-
gage in the manufacture of cement
blocks and also in brick and cement
work contracting.
Theo Sanger and family expect to
leave by July lst for summers out
ing in the hills They will make the
trip to Payette Lakes by team and
win spend the summer in the cool
fastness of the hills near the lakes
and at Meadows, Idaho.
Gene Whiteside of Aberdeen, Wash
formerly of Elsbury, Mo-, was a Pay
cite visitor last Friday, the guest of
C. w. Giesler and wife. Mr.. White
side is a travelling salesman making
this territory and had not met Mr.
Giesler for more than 20 years.
Miss Blanche Wolcott, of North
Yakima, Washington, niece of John
A. Harader, visited this week at
the Harader home Miss Wolcott
has been attending school in Salt
Lake and is ON her way home for
the summer vacation.
j. W. Cartwright received by tel
egram on last Friday the sad news
of the sudden death Of his brother Fl.
Cartwright living at Luther, Iowa
Mr.. Cartwright had not received any
word other than that his brother was
in good health and there were no
particulars in the message.
MIR. and Mrs. c. F. Draper and
family left Thursday of this week for
ia three months trip through the
northwest. They will tour Yellow
stone Park and various other points
of interest and visit with friends in
Washington and Oregon before re
turning.
Tuesday at the Woodward hospital
~. A. Lauer underwent an operation
for aboess of the neck Mr. Lauer
was in very serious condition but
the operation has given every indi-
cation Of being successful and while
he win be confined to his bed for
some time the indications are that
he will recover.
An enthusiastic meeting of the
Brown Lateral Ditch Company was
held at the office of the Payette
Land & Improvement Company Sat
urday night, June IS, for the purpose
Of organizing and ultimately piping
the lateral ditch. This method has
proven SO popular that open bitches
in the town site win soon be thing
Of the past.
A matched horse race between r.
Y. Currin's racing mare Sylvia and
a horse from Pine Valley by the
name of Billy caused considerable ex-
eitement Friday afternoon at the
driving club track. The dash was
for a quarter and Sylvia won easily
in a gallop with plenty of daylight to
spare and a winded adversary un-
able to even make it interesting for
the racy mare.
The pumps at the power house
were started Monday and for the
first time water was turned into
the Payette Heights ditch and con-
sidering the fact that it was the
initial trial everything Went off as
well as could be expected. Several
small breaks occurred but they were
quickly repaired and there is now
water for all those having stock in
the ditch and who desire to use the
same.
The six year old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. A. Mann of New Plymouth,
died on Monday, June the goth from
very rare disease which affected
the glands of the entire body. The
little fellow had been patient suf-
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