Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-02-02
LOCAL NEWS.
Teaches oregon School.

thirty miles west OF Vale. Oregon.
Return From Eastern Trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. e A. Channey re-
turned last Monday night from an
Sextcnded eastern trip in Iowa and
Kansas.
Receives Sad News.
Mrs. John McGlinchey received
the sad news on Saturday Of the
death Of her brother Capt. c. l.
Noggle, OF Wayne, Michigan, and on
Monday Of the death Of her sister.
Mrs. Kate Brainard Of Highwood.
Illinois.
Will Tour Sandwich Islands.
Mrs. Albert Wilson and Mrs. John
Mckinney left Saturday for San
francisco where on February 4th
they win saIl for Honolulu and viii
spend considerable time touring the
islands and enjoying the delightful
climate.
Resigns Position to Go East.
Miss Ethel Burkman, who has
been one Of the Independent Tele-
phone Company operators for nearly
a year has resigned her position and
will leave next week in company
with her parents for Omaha, Ne
braska. where they will make their
home.
Lyon Resolves Appointment.
Last week L. NJ. Lyon received his
appointment as United States Land
Commissioner and from now on those
having desert entries or homestead
to prove up on may do so
without leaving Payette as Mr.. Lyon
is the proper officer to attend to
these matters.
Father Dies In Boise.
S. E. Chapman was called to Boise
the first Of this week by the death I
Of his father. who passed away on
Sunday last The deceased had
been sufferer for some time from
stomach trouble. The funeral oc-
Cured in Boise on Monday Of this
week. interment being made at that
place.
Parma Store 5urglarized.
The hardware store OF Fred Fisk
at Parma was burglarized Saturday
night and two shotguns and a rifle
taken. Entrance was gained by
breaking a window in the rear Of
the room The guns taken had
been left by the owners in Mr..
Fisk's care and were not a part of
his stock.
Witnessed Big Demonstration.
Robert Burns returned last week
rom San francisco where he went
10 pass the examination for admis-
sion to West Point. While in Frisco
Mr. Burns witnessed the airship dem
,nstration in which an aviator flew
lis bi-plane across the bay and sue
,essfully alighted on the deck OF
United States war ship.
Enjoys Fine Dance.
The young people OF Payette en-
Dyed a dance at Gorton's hall last
evening nearly fifty cOu-
lies being present to enjoy the ev-
ming. The music was furnished by
orchestra. The young
olks have organized a club and
rom now on viii enjoy the pleasure
4 dancing every other Saturday ev-
ming.
Makes Improvement in Office. &.
The Independent Telephone Com [.
any has just finished a complete ]
hange in its office and headQuart- ,
rs in this city. The power and /
witch boards have been moved I
round and the private office OF (
he manager has been arranged for /
lack Of the partition In the front I
oom. A new warehouse 1sx26 is {
lso being erected at the rear Of f,
he building.
-irst Train to Meadows.
The first train over the sixteen
nile extension Of the P. & l. N.
ailroad from Evergreen TO Meadows
ras run last Sunday from Weiser
nd sixty-five of Weiser's citizens
Eere the guests Of Col. E. NJ. Heigho
n that date. A dinner was served
{ Meadows and the event celebrat-
d in appropriate manner. Regular
assenger service viii not be in
on the new extension un-
i May LIST.
leady For Furnishings. lc
The Woman's Chapter House which Y
Ias built north of Payette by the I
ombined efforts of a number OF
ne women living in that neighbor-