Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-03-07

Ray Russell win begin at once
to remodel the town property Sc
cured from Mr.. Miller and has al
ready rented it to Mr. Trexal Of
Schuyler, Nebr.. the man who
bought the 20 acres from E. E.
Hunter.
Dave Miller and family left for
their old home. in Nebr. Wednesday
last week
Chas. Whitsell has purchased the
10 acre ranch Of B. r. Fitch north
west Of Fruitland formerly the Egg
gleston place. Mr.. Whitsell will re-
turn about the middle Of the month,
but we understand Mrs. Whitsell and
the children will remain in Center
vile, Iowa. where they are visiting
until school closes.
The tragic accident that resulted
in the death OF Walter Hanson &C.
CURED Thursday night, while on
his way home from the DeMOss en-
tertainment. On horseback a friend
challenged him to a race. and i'm
mediately struck out. In a few
moments the riderless horse was
caught and on going back, Mr. Day-
is found Walters little friend Bar
bara He.ghtsman bending over his
PROSTATE body. The supposition is
the horse stumbled. throwing him
headlong and possibly falling on
him, as his neck, jaw and collar
bone were broken and blood gush-
ing from his ears. He was carried
into VIM. Romans house. where he
gasped his last never regaining cons
ciousness. DR.. Wright was called
but Of course to no purpose. A
coroner and undertaken were not
fled at Ontario coming for the re-
mains at Y o'clock.
Miss Kauffman's brother Clarence
Kaufman and his bride came from
Troy, Montana, last week and NOV
ed Monday to New Plymouth, where
they will make their home
A young man friend, Earl George
Of Coon Rapids, Iowa, is the guest
Of Chas. Rich and VIM. Dale. his
cousin, for a few days after which
he will go to Seattle.
Mr.. A T Bishop expects his
father, mother and sister next Fri
day from Iowa to spend the com
ing summer with them.
VIM. Homan is having we'll
drilled on his place south Of Fruit
land by Mr.. Stone of Ontario.
Ira Rich was a Baker City bust
ness visitor a few days this week
Mrs. Foley of Boise was out on
the bench Tuesday as solicitor for
Cleveland Baking Powder Co.
Edgar Vestal writes from Corval-
lis that the Moscow. Idaho. foot
ball team met the Corvallis boys
on the gridiron and the first game
resulted in a score of % to II, sec
ond game 20 to in favor Of Cor
wallis. Don't really suppose
ought to have told this.
Mr.. Himler formerly a member Of
Himler Bros firm Payette, is now
employed in the B. R. Fitch store.
Mrs. Joel Bayer is having a de-
lightful visit at her old home in
Minnesota where most CT her re,a-
tives live. Her mother gave a
four course dinner party in honor
OF her eight daughters and as one
course a tray was brought in with
the butter chips laden with not ths
golden butter but each held five
twenty dollar gold pieces, one chip
for each daughter and similar
gift for a daughter who had passed
beyond. the same TO go to her chill
rem. Mrs. Bayer is not expected TO
return before spring.
George Archie who formerly ran
the Meat Market for Carnifex re-
turned Monday from Baker and will
be employed this summer by Mr..
Boomer.
Frank Davis has sold his Fruit
land property to Mr.. Gosnell.
Monday. one o. Fruitland's tea-h-
ers was suffering from headache
and sent a diminutive little man TO
the drug store for % cents worth
of headache tablets. On ARR, ing be
ordered 25 cents worth Of penny
tablets and as good measure our
druggist put in for a nickle- He
ruefully looked at his load, thought
of calling a drsy but manfully
trudged back with his armful. It's
hard to tell who the joke is on.
Grange will meet Friday night in
regular session. The principal bus
mess will be plans for the coming
Pomona March IA at Fruitland. We
could not secure the program but
several very interesting speakers
will be secured and a good time
assured to all who attend.