Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-04-13
PERSONAL MENTION.
Breaks Right Arm.

Breaks Right Arm.
]. w. Berry, local manager for
the Studobaker Company. had the,
misfortune while setting up heavy
truck Saturday afternoon to break
his right arm. One of the extreme
lily heavy wheels fell and catching
the arm as it was resting on the
brake beam snapped one of the
small bones in the lower fore arm.
The wound was quite painful ana
will necessitate Mr.. Berry's arm
being carried I'M sling for a few
weeks
Improvements at Hospital.
Drs. Woodward & Woodward have
Just completed a long list of improve
ments at The hospital which consti-
tuted general cleaning up of the
institution. the building of a COM
plete basement under the building,
the installation of a fine hot water
system of heating and the piping all
over the building of hot and cold
water. A new lawn has also been
put In and many shade trees planted
to beautify the surroundings.
Enjoy Lively Ride.
Mr.. and Mrs c. A. Berding en-
ioyed a lively spin last Monday
when a spirited team Mr.. Berding
was driving suddenly bolted and
ran from DIR. ]. B. Burns residence
to the Lamme store turning two
corners and finally stopping with
no other damage than some let
ters distributed over considerable ter
ritory. The cause of the animals
bolting was Mr. Berding striking
at dog that was running beside
the buggy barking with the whip.
To Discuss Property Rights.
Portia club held its regular meet
ing last Monday afternoon at which
time the members enjoyed a miscel-
laneous program. A special meeting
of Portia will be held Monday ev-
ening. April 18th at the home of
Mrs. F. NJ Satoris. At this meeting
Attorneys NJ G. Riebeling, F. II.
Lyon and Hon. b. P. Shawhan viii
address the members of the club
and its friends on the Property
Rights of Men" An excellent mu-
sical program is also being pre-
pared for this meeting.
Butte Team Wins Game.
The Butte league team won the
game last Saturday played with the
Payette High School team by a
Score of seven to three but did
not play one bit better ball than
did the Payette High School team
and if that was really the Butte
league team we shudder when we
think of where they win stand when
they meet men of their own age
in the ball diamond The High
School boys were undoubtedly
little nervous at the start of the
game but when they settled down
to business showed the husky miners
that they knew just little about
the great American game.
Epidemic of Measles.
There are number Of cases of
measles in Payette at present and
from the fact that new cases ap-
pear every day it would seem that
everyone who has not had them viii
run a fair chance Of experiencing
he delights of having them. Dr.
J. C. Woodward health officer has
nken steps to prevent the spread
Of the disease by having printed
cards posted on all residences where
here are measles warning people
Of the fact. All observing these
signs would do well to avoid calling
where there are cases as measles
IRE very contagious and the present
epidemic seems to be of very Sc
7ere form and some of the cases
rave been quite severe.
Match Arranged For.
Monday evening April 18th Prof.
wrestler OF national
-eputation and Fred Christensen
oayettes local wrestler. will battle
or supremacy on the mat in
.asch as catch can event at The
Z. NJ. c. A. gym Those who know
# Prof. Hackensmith's reputation as
wrestler will want to see him per-
orm and while Christensen has
,nlv vreetled hefore a Pavatte audi
nee once at that time he demon
itrated his ability as wrestler and
here are those that have considers-
lie faith in his ability. This event
hould draw a large crowd and
will doubtless lead up to many
more matches of the kind as Mr..
bars no comers in the
game and will meet any
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