Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-01-06
LOCAL NEWS

w. F. Sherwood loaded a car OF
brick on Friday of last week for Cald
well parties.
Born on Monday the 3rd to Mr.,
and Mrs. Otto C. Diehm a fine
baby boy.
Miss Bessie Brainard has been
suffering this week from an attack
of tonsilitis.
The little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. II McWilliams is quite
ill this week.
Charles Walker is quite i'll this
week with pneumonia at the home
of Thomas Walker.
A. J. shearsr living north of
the city has just completed a fine
residence on his ranch.
Miss Dorothy Merritt left Monday
of this week for Boise where she will
enter Links business college.
John w. Sur made a business trip
to Boise on Monday of this week.
W. F. Strother made BUSINESS trip
to Boise on Monday of this week.
C. E. Larson has accepted a posi-
tion in the Payette National bank
and assumed his duties with that in
stitution on Monday of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Berding left
Sunday afternoon for Ferndale, Cali.
fornia where they will visit with the
parents of Mr. Berding for the bal
ance of the winter.
Ellis Hill of Meadows, who has
been visiting for the past week at
the home of Eli Hawkins in this
city returned to his home Wednes-
day of this week.
Mrs. Carnefix, wife of Mr.. Carne-
fix proprietor of the Fruitland nurse
ry returned the latter part of last
week from visit with friends and
in Nebraska,
There is a very small supply of wa
ter in the reservoir this week owing
10 the fact that the pump has been
frozen up and it has been impossi-
Die to get it in working condition.
Walter Berry, son of J. H. Berry,
spent New Years evening with his
ather. He is a fireman on the Short
line and the local on which he was
that day tied up at Pavette.
Harry Eagleson received a telegram
asst Friday to the effect that his wife
Who recently went to Nebraska visit
ng was seriously i'll. Mr.. Eagleson
eft on No. Friday for Huntington
It which place he caught the fast
rain for the east.
Mrs. II G. Boyd returned to
Ter school work at Weiser Mon
lay of this week after a very /,
'leasant visit in Payette with her :
lister Mrs. C. B. Compton, during
he holidays.
Miss Ida Scheuek, Of Caldwell,
anne up from New Plymouth Satur
ay evening where she had been ,
pending New Years with former {
-iends and stopped over Saturday
vening and Sunday at the home Of :
Ir. and Mrs. C. W. Giesler. '
Miss Maggie Treavey came down
ON Caldwell last Friday evening .
nd enjoyed the New Year Holiday :,
nd Sunday with her sister Mrs. c, Il
7. Giesler, returning to her duties b
the county clerks office Monday
orning.
Big bargains in shoes at John fl
7. Sur's, the shoeman.
George KEYS and Mrs. A. w. d
lcobsen received the sad news a
lturday morning of the sudden o.
cath of their mother Mrs. C. w.
eys living in Caldwell. They
ent to Caldwell Saturday to be U
resent at the funeral services q
hich took place Monday. ?
The new vault being built in the
ayette National bank was far
lough along the first of the week
receive the top. The top of the old
lult which is constructed of rail Ia
ad iron and cement, containing Il
Il cubic feet and weighing twenty pi
ms was transferred by means of IN
llers from the old to the new vault :,
Grimes had charge of the job :,
IA xvitbouf a miShan moved the u