Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-04-18

. the bDOt anu buDS BUCK Oh TIdhf
!, Stevens and will continue the bust
ness In the present location. Mr.
Hamilton has been a dispatcher on
the Erie Railroad for a good many
? years. lie made a visit TO this
country last summer and was 50
faYorably impressed with the val
ley that he resigned his position
In Meadyille and has returned to
the Payette Valley where he will
permanently reside. Mr.. Hamilton
Is brother OF Mrs. p. NJ. smock
and Mrs. l.. Wachter and they are
at present visiting at the Smock
home until they can find salts
factory residence.
George Meyer returned to her
work on the Oregon Short Line,
Saturday afternoon after weeks
visit at his home in New Ply
mouth.
/ The Bazaar and supper given at
the Pioneer Hall last Thursday ey-
ening by the Ladies' Aid Of the
Baptist church was a success both
socially and financially. The Lad
les together with the supper. ice
cream booth and the fancy work
booth took In about SS7 An inter
esting feature OF the evening was
an exhibition Of an apron made by
/ Mrs. d. A. Hurrle's son. who is in
I In, ha DhEIIf.fuA Tulandu
II is hand made. the body part be-
/ Ing a laerge black silk handkerchief.
such as are worn around the necks
OF the sailors; the pockets are
made OF the sleeve bands which
are embroidered in colors: the
blet Of their cap bands. The Phili-
ppine Islands colors and the Red.
White and Blue" were also en-
broidered on 1t in the shape of
stars. These aprons sell readily
for $500 and that was the price
asked for II here and a number
went together and bought it and
presented II to Mrs Mnaker.
Mrs Martin Mayor was a busine
visitor in Payette Saturday.
MCssrs Greene and Hunt of EN-
NETT have traded piece of land
on the Emmett bench near the Way
man ranch for the J. f. Greasy gen
Cral stock of merchandise at this
place and will move the same to
Emmett the latter part of the week.
Dr. Greene. Mr. Hunt and Mrs. Sea
well of Emmett assisted Mr.. Greasy
In invoicing the goods the fore part
Of the week.
Mr. f. II. Cross and family will
move to their ranch west Of town
the latter part of the week.
The Payette Valley Christian En-
deavor Union will hold a rally at
the Congregational church in New
Plymouth, Saturday, April goth. 1t
will be an all day session and the
delegates are requested to bring
basket dinner for noon and ban
quet will be served by the New
Plymouth c. T. in the evening. The
following program will be given;
Saturday Morning.
40. Devotional Maude White.
9:55. Address of Welcome, Joe
Sheldon.
1906. Response. Esther Russell.
Special Music by New Plymouth.
1880 Society reports.
0:40. Business.
Music.
HOO Presidents Address. Phil
ip Smith.
1880. Address. Efficiency Cam
paign. Rev. Benz Smith.
~. Adjournment.
Saturday Afternoon.
300 Devotional. Glen Hutton.
2:30 Ten minute addresses:
Efficiency and Leadership, Ina
Scrivner.
Efficiency and prayer, Marjory !
Luck.
Efficiency and benevolence. Mrs.
W. Fred Harper.
Special music. Payette.
Efficiency and Missions. Alice
Hunter.
Efficiency and Evangelism, Meta
Efficiency and Growth, Earl Cot
ton.
Music.
$3.50. Round Table. J. o. Baum,
state President.
Special Music, Payette.
400. Address, Paul Brainard
4;3O. Adjournment.
Saturday Evening. h
a. 80. Devotional. Carl Bates.
SpgciaI Nusic Frultland