Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-11-10

Of the west side school building
Mrs. ". Z. Wood was a passenger
lSn No. Tuesday Afternoon, en-
route for wendzn, Idaho, where shE
win visit a fortnight with Mrs II. E
Barrett.
MGs- George Boor. who has been
so>seriOusly sick, for the pest six
fweeks, Is now slowly eonvalescent.
but II viii be some time before she
will be able TO be about the house or
70 attend to her household duties.
II. Ronfeld and family who have
been living on the Case ranch just
south east Of the city. have shipped
their household effects to Portland.
Oregon. where they viii reside in
the future
Oscar Keifer and family have nov
Cd from the Capt Irvine ranch 10
ne Foss place. near the mouth OF
Little Willow Mr.. Keifer has been
on the first named place for the
past two seasons
Mrs l. E SDringstun. who has
spent the summer here, left Izs1 Sun
day evening for her home In Seattle,
Washington. where she viii spend
the winter and again next spring,
viii return 10 the valley
Mrs George Ewing of Lethz. was
in The city last week. it being her
first trip down on the ueE railroad
from that place. She reports a nur-
Der Of improvements for the new
town and aong them is that the
cheese factory IS an assured fact
C. p LatIig has severed his con-
|nectiOn with the PAyette Valley Rail
road company. same taking place
last Saturday Mr.. Lzttig has been
with the company ever since the
beginning Of the extension Of that
road from New Plymouth to Emmett.
as its chief engineer.
N/Felthouse and a Mr.. Stone Of
NeE Plymouth. killed a big bear last
week up near Rosebury, Idaho, shIsh
tipped the scales at about 450 pounds.
Clarence Pratt and family and John
Felthouse Of Weiser. we're up TO
have Sunday dinner OF bear meat.
Mr. Pratt states that he prefers 8
good old piece OF venison.
j. R. Compton OF Boise has recent
" returned from salt Lake City.
where he Eent TO investigate the
coal situation and reports There
IS certainly a car shortage Thas the
mines are unable to ger only half
the number Of cars wanted That
the price OF coal has been raised
from sz-59 to $500 per ton at the
mines"
Unable 10 stand the climate OF Ida
no. L. D. Sturdsvant was a passenger
on No. 6 Sunday afternoon. bound for
Neb-. where he vii speRd
the winter He finds that his health
IS so much better in the eastern
state. in the winter. than here. thai
It compels the going to and fro
He wiz again return to sunny Idaho
next spring
George W. Jeffries has purchased
the Mathews properly On the corner
Of Alta and Front streets and Is e1silT
engaged in making number OF i'm
proysments 10 his now acquisitions
in the way CO rsnodeling and rais-
- she building and putting a new
"a. ss@updsF T. He expects TO
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.en eaSsor txe ~ssauss S..,..' ala's !
Mr. and Ms Carl ISuslsom. s7xrms
y Truelson and Werner ksfa9xx
composed an auto party. who or
Sunday last, drove over 10 Nyss.. Ore
son and spent the day with 8fr. and
Hrs Wm- Peurz Mr. Kd1ger's
log. Sport. Who has been visiting
here returned home with the rsrty
IS he thought M Klinger would ge
90 lonesome Il he stayed away any
onger.
Monday afternoon. Mrs NJ A Hez-
me and daughter Leila. left on No
or Tacoma, Washington. where the
% 10 visit Mrs. Sumner Whippls.
lister OF Mrs. Heriine whom sha has
OF seen for more than eight Eezrs-
his viii be a pleasant meeting CT
he part OF the sisters. in Who's
ome they win visit for the mex
our or five week. before retHrning
o Psyette-
Mrs Alice Scott. a professional
urse OF Boise, and her daaghte<
Iladys. who have been in the city the