Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-11-30


Der 18th, further notice later.
Mrs. E. Madsen as chorister of the
Baptist church is teaching the rud
iments of music and anyone desiring
to join the class will be very vel
come, at O'Clock Thursday even
ings.
Quite number OF Yoemen of the
bench attended the open meeting
and banquet at Payette Thursday
night and all report a fine time
among the number. Mrs. Capron. Mr..
DaIzelI, Mr. N. Thompson and Roy
Thompson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vety OF Boise visit
ed a few days with Mr.. and Mrs.
Tom Dodson.
Miss Edith Forbes of Payette Wis
tied few days last week with Ger
trude Pardunn.
Fruitland is now assured new
hotel, actual construction to be be-
gun Tuesday of this week. H. r.
Flack has purchased lots north Of
the telephone office and the hotel
will be on the corner, frontage both
east and south, 80 so, two story
high, upper rooms to be used for
light housekeeping. Mr.. Yockey &
Co. of Boise have the contract and
began excavating Tuesday.
Mrs. E. L. Davis visited several
days last week whit her son Frank,
out on his homestead east OF Payette.
Chas. Lockner has so far recovered
as to be able to be up and it is hop
ed he may return home in about 10
days.
Mr.. Chas. F. Judy arrived Monday
with his carload of personal proper
ty at Payette and several wagon
loads were hauled out to Fruitland.
Mr.. Judy and family will live with
his father in law. Mr.. Marian until
the time comes to move on to his
place bought of Whitsell Bros.
Messrs. McComsey, Vestal. Whsr-
ry and Eggleston returned home Fri
day from their hunt on Squaw Greek
and decided the other party got all
the bear, deer etc. in that vicinity
as they only bagged two birds and
a jack rabbit and almost got stuck
in the mud, but declare they had a
good outing Notwithstanding.
Miss Mary Kinnison left last week
for a visit with her sister, Mrs.
Barry at New Meadows.
VIM. Mcconnell Joined a hunting
party going to the mountains for
a few days outing.
Freeman Branthoover is in Pay
cite in the employ of C. H. Bow
man.
Mr.. and Mrs. stedler entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. Pardunn to dinner Tues
day the 21st.
Miss Schmid of Pleasant Lane,
Utah, with the New Practical Ref
erence Library was canyassing the
bench last week and succeeded in
placing several sets of books.
Otto Deihm and family are cozily
in their new cottage on
Fruitland Avenue with electric lights,
telephone and all modern convenience
es.
E. E. Hunter is building a fine
barn north of his beautiful new res
Idence-
Wednesday night is the ALLEN
Trio at the NJ. E. church, great
many numbers were sold for season
tickets and many preferred to buy
The tickets for this number only.
Union Thanksgiving services at
the NJ. E. church is a delightful way
Of showing our appreciation of our
many blessings. Rev. Thorn will de-
liver the discourse and excellent mu-
sic by choir and orchestra will be
rendered.
Apples by the carload are being !
to the drier on Sargent-Bur-
nett place and they are putting out a
tine product.
Harvey Hostettler was in the hes
pital several days last week the re-
suit of theughtless prank Of one
Of his mates, However the young
nan was not seriously injured and
delighted his family by walking home
% the homo circle Friday.
Many Of the friends of Frank
Lewis. former resident here were
to learn of his marriage
o the charming little lady, Eta
of Payette. Both are wen
known on the bench and many good
wishes go with them to their new
home at Brogan, Ore.
Miss Nellie Weir Of New Ply
mouth was the guest of her friend,
Mrs. Sam cregor a few days last
week.
L. D. Carpenter lost COW last
week the result of an injury by