Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-10-26
CLOSING THE PosToFFIcE.

Falling in line with other postoffic-
es all over this country the Payette
postoffice will be closed on Sunday
as far as the general delivery window
is concerned Outgoing mails will
be dispatched as usual and incoming
mails distributed and special deliv-
cry matter handled but the general
delivery window will not be opened
after October 29th on Sunday. At
first glance some will perhaps be
disposed to question the advisability
of movement OF this sort but when
one stops to consider that 1t means
some rest for the men who all week
long serve the public we believe
they win all appreciate the fairness
of the movement and approve Of It.
There is world wide movement just
now for more strict observance of
the Sabbath and the man who desires
to observe il should not expect his
neighbor to work upon this day just
for his own convenience. The mail
will be thrown in the boxes just the
same and If your mail is of such i'm
portance that you really must get
1t Sunday you can rent a box and
get il Just as promptly and more
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general delivery window to be OPEN
ed Many towns not as large as
Payette have adopted the plan and |
il has worked out successfully and |
to the satisfaction of all and We be- |
lieye ii will do the same here.
Miss Anna Horchler, of Boise, Wis
tied over Sunday at the home OF /
Mr.. and Mrs. VI G.. R'ebeling.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. p. Joiner and Mr..
and Mrs. Boylar who have resided
in Payette for the last nine months
are moving to Long Valley where
they win take charge of 100 acre
ranch belonging to W. P. Joiner.
Patrons Of the Payette pos'office
will take notice that on and after
next. October 29th. the Gen
sral Delivery" window will not be
opened on Sundays. Outgoing mails
will be dispatched as usual and In
coming mails will be distributed in
o the boxes and aside from this, no 4
other business, except that Of hand
ing Special Delivery" matter. win
,e transacted.
.Tashoe Lecture Course.
The first number OF the Washoe
ecture course will be given By
Judge J. d. Flenner OF Boise, the
,reat Riley Interpreter who will
live a recital in the Washoe School
louse Friday evening. November Bird.
interest is being taken I
n this course and large attendance
s expected.
Return, 10 Pavette.
Miss Shamberger and heB nephew
Phillip, of Washoe, have returned
o Payette after spending the sum-
ner with friends in the east. Miss
was accompanied home
" her niece. Miss Gertrude Sham
'erger of Baltimore. who viii spend
he winter here.
lend Exhibit 10 Chicago. !
The committee having charge OF !
he exhibit at the State Fair pack +
d about thirty five boxes of the Z
pples on display there and shipp- I
d them to Chicago TO the land I
how which opens there November a
Sth. Forty boxes more were sent /,
rom Payette which win make n
reditahle exhibit and as the COM Z
littee has secured private space for 4
he exhibit 1t VIII do considerable r
ood. After the Chicago show the +
.uhn Brothers have made arrange +
tents for permanent exhibits in Chi q
ago. New York. Philadelphia and
ther eastern cities and the Pay
tie exhibit will be divided up and Z
ent to each of these permanent Y
xhibits for the winter where it will Z
e maintained as standing dis Il
lay.
For Rent--A furnished room with a
riyilege of bath. Gentleman room a
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