Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-03-03
LOCAL NEWS

Hon. B. P. Shawhan made busi
ness trip to Caldwell on Wednesday
OF this week.
4 VIM Peutz left today to take VI
his residence on his ranch oyel
near Nyssa, Oregon.
i J.. w. Lynch and Ed. Dorothy. OF
New Plymouth, passed through Pay.
ette on last Monday enroute to Wei
ser on business.
Leonard Pratt who was called to
Payette by the sudden death of his
father Lemuel Pratt, returned to his
home in the east Monday,
] e. A. Channey was a Boise visitor
on Friday and Saturday of last week
attending the meeting of the State
Association of Master Plumbers.
]. w. Eagleston. Of ogden, Utah,
ARRIVED in Payette Saturday last for a
couple of days visit with his father G..
D. Eagleston, living on the bench.
Fine line of Hair Brushes and
Combs at the Palace Pharmacy.
Come in and see.
Mrs. ]. ]. Parks left on Monday for
her home in Fredericksburg, Iowa.
Mrs Parks was called to Payetee by
the sudden death Of her father Lem
uel Pratt,
Tuesday evening March 18th the
Grand Matron win visit the Eastern
Star Chapter at this place and the
order is making preparations for
her entertainment.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Kirk had their
home gladdened on Tuesday evening
of this week by the arrival Of little
Miss who from now on will rule theI
home. Mother and daughter both do-f
ing nicely.
Ed. Donnelly, head clerk at the
Golden Rule store expects 10 leave
Payette in the next ten days for
Rigby, Idaho, where he has bought
some land and has also accepted a
position in store.
! F. Fl. Hogue, the genial fruit man
who visits Payette quite frequently in
the interests of Denny & Co, Of Chi
cago informs some of his friends re-
Gently In letter Of the arrival in
his home of a baby son.
P. r. Dempsey who has charge Of
the local office Of the Idaho-Oregon (
Light & Power Company since the
company opened an office here has
resigned his position and the same
has been taken by ]. f. Orr, Of the /
Boise office.
The north ferry across the Snake
FLYER run by ]. H. Berry was almost
totally destroyed by ice this week
and is not fit for use. Mr.. Berry will /
build a new boat just as soon as
the condition of the river will per
niJ.
Lot Johnson, who has spent the
winter at Centralia, Wash, and Sea
side, Oregon, and intended 10 make
his home at one of the two former I
places has returned to Payette to
i've and says that there is no place
ike "the good old Valley
C. f. Pratt who was called to
'ayette by the sudden death Of his
ather, Lemuel Pratt, viii not return
o Redmund, Oregon. until next Ap-
ii but will stay in Payette and look
after the garage. Mrs. Pratt win
eturn to Redmund in about two
weeks.
February 23rd the Ladies Guild
net at the residence OF Mrs. J. NJ.
Bennett and had the pleasure Of list
sning to an address delivered by
Mrs. Funston and the secretary, Mrs.
Sinyon on Missionary Work. The
4enten tea was served Immediately
.fter the interesting addresses.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Berding re-
urned last Friday from Ferndale,
California where they had spent the
winter with Mr.. Berding's father
md mother Mr.. Berding's mother
Who fell and injured herself the fore
,art of the winter is now much bet
er and Mr.. Berding left his father
md mother enjoying the best Of
Iealth.
The flower committee Of the Order
# Eastern Star under the charge Of
Mrs. ]. NJ Bennett on February II |
rave social at her residence. The
program was very unique and inter
ssting. Delicious refreshments were
ierved by the hostess. Owing to
he inclement weather the attendance
vas not very large, however quite a
ium was realized for the benefit Of