Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-10-06
LOCAL NEWS

ness trip TO North Powder, Oregon
the first of this week.
Delbert Sherman who has been il
1 the hills all summer returned tC
Payette Sunday and will winter here.
Dr. l. r. Woodward went to Boise
Monday of this week to attend a
meeting of the state medical exam.
ing board.
Corps meets Saturday October s.
Be sure and be there as there is
considerable work to do before in
spection.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Payne of
Parma, Sundayed at the home Of
Mrs. Payne's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. " Williams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Clanton of
Baker City. visited over Sunday at
the home of Mr. Clanton's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Clanton.
The tiling for the entrance way
to~the new Creighton building, occu-.
pied by Keith & Son hsa arrived and
worllmen are laying the same this
week.
Word received from Moscow, Ida
no, from the Driscoll family con-
veys the pleasing news to his many
friends that Tom Driscoll has been
elected vice-president of his class
this year.
There will be a special meeting of
Lorraine Chapter o. E. S. on next
Thursday evening at which time the
Grand Matron Mrs Delaney of
Occur d'Alene, will be present and a
full attendance is desired.
A. ]. KIock of Boise, is in town
this week. Mr.. Klock is the special.
advertising man for the Golden Rule
chain of stores and is assisting the
Golden Rule store of Payette in putt
ing on large special sale this and
next week.
Mrs. C. Henrichsen while attend
ing to her usual home duties last
Monday slipped while in the back |
yard and fell so severely as to break
her right lower limb. A physician
was called and the fracture reduced |
and the patient is getting along
nicely.
Mrs. j. w. Harrington left on Mon
lay for Kansas City, Mo-, on a sew
sral months visit to visit her daugh-
.er, Mrs. r. L. Maxwell, who will
'eturn with Mrs. Harrington and |
spend several months after which she
will go to California to spend the
winter.
Mrs A. I.aper was the hostess
ri iAsednesasy aftefnoon at very
= saiitqf @essj dysHae a carr, party.
There were giiess 'fesa qiinsal tssG7lpiss =
nd the entire afternoon wakfrvnes 'gs}f
,reat pleasure to those privileged ffo1a
'e there. Mrs Albert Wilson won
he first prize and Mrs. W. A.
the second.
r. l.. Maxfield expects the arrival
of his nephew H. C. Hen
Ierson, on next Thursday for visit.
fr. Henderson is a physician and
vent to California some months ago
ooking for location. He owns
ONE land on the bench and his
eturn to Payette may indicate that
Ie is contemplating locating here.
Tim Driscoll, probation officer, re-
urned home Sunday after being out
IL week looking after his school boys
nd girls. There is one thing certain
f keeping everlastingly after anything
ends to success, Tim will bring the
chool attendance of Canyon county
o a high average, for the reason
hat even the most wary ones and
he most isolated cases are not neg
ected by him.
One of the features that made
he fair a success was the electrical
ghting of the streets and the ex-
ibit tents. This was made possi-
le by the courteous attitude OF the
iaho- Oregon Light 6 Power Co.
he street decorations and the
ghting OF the tents we're all donat-
d by them and the employees entered
ITO the spirit of making the fair
success and were on hand at any
our Of the day and night to put in
r take down lights.
The Northwestern Mutual Fire
association needs nothing to off ,
ct the attacks of the insurance com
ines other than its record for the
asst nine years, which has never !
cen duplicated by any other COM ,
any. The payment OF fifteen humid
ed losses within an average time
T three days from receipt of proof,
ne savings of over eight hundred !
dollars mada for ifs Dolicv