Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-03-14
LOCAL NEWS
Underaoes Operation.

Undergoes Operation.
Recent word received from Hon
oluIu is to the effect that Minister
Peters Of that place has recently
undergone an operation for append
citis and that while the operation
was successful he Is still in the
hospital.
Ben strohbehn Returns.
Ben Strohbehn and wife returned
Monday OF this week from Al5u-
querque. New Mexico. where they
have been spending the winter The
warm sunny climate did wonders for
Mr. Strohbehn and he returns in
much better health.
Are On Way Homo.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Wells who have
been spending the winter at San
Diego, California. have left that
place and are now enrOute for
home. They expect to stop on the
way at several different places and
viii not reach Payette inside the
next ten days or two weeks.
Plan Entertainment
The Library Committee OF the POr-
tia Club are planning a literary and
musical entertainment to be given
in the Elite Opera house on the eV-
ening Of April 18th The proceeds
OF this entertainment will go toward
purchasing books for the public lib
rary the ladies' are intent on estab-
fishing. The Opera house has been
donated for the occasion and every
one should help by attending
Return 70 Psyette.
DR.. and Mrs. B. F. Campbell arriv-
cd in Payette Monday and will make
their home here again. The DR..
has been located at Post Falls. Ida
ho. He has considerable land on the
Oregon Slope coming under the
Snow Needy project and his return
IS for the purpose Of improving it.
He has not as yet decided as to
whether he will live in Payette or
On his land on the Oregon side.
Paris IN An Evening.
The library committee Of the
Portia Club have arranged for an en-
in the Commercial Club
Rooms on the evening Of Friday,
March 18th at which views OF Par's /
will be shown by Mrs. Muller. The
will begin at eight /
D. m. sharp and an admission o.
len cents will be charged. TIE pro
.aeds will go TO the fund being 80
.ablished by the ladies tc sesure
Tor Payette a public library.
The Crusaders" or Jerusalem De-
IiVered.
On Monday evening at the En-
na Theatre an epoch making, his
cricaI event Of our Christian relig-
on Of today. a production Of high
y educational matter, The Cru
aders.' or Jerusalem delivered viii
,e shown. This will be one of the
,est set OF pictures that have ever
cen shown in the Emma and is
n opportunity that all should take
.dvantage OF. 1t will give the church
.oing public an opportunity to con
-ince themselves OF the refined ed
.cationaI influences such pictures
i've to the public at large.
Henry Reimers. OF north Of Pay
.tte was a city visitor on Monday
mis- is the second time Mr.. REIN
rs has been in town since just be
ore the holidays. When chided by
he editor for going back on Pay I
tie he stated that his absence had /
ot been due to any grudge against
he town but 70 the fact that Mrs
,eimers had a very severe spell OF I
early in the winter and
ad not recovered as rapidly as
aoy had hoped The friends OF the
amiIy will hope that the present ;
ice weather viii soon Drlns SOOue
er complete recovery I'
A deal was closed Monday whereby
A. LudingtOn purchased half IN
crest in the Isis Theatre at Boise
#. Ludingtou came from Bemidle,
linn. highly recommended where he
ad been mayor for six years OF his
ONE city and a prominent business
AN. A contract has been let Tor
sffnishfng and decorating the the
tire also add new appliances which 4
i'll make it thoroughly up-to-date
nd win give the people OF Boise
he very best and latest films to be :
ad. win try and make the Isis !
ne OF the best and most complete
leatres in the state. Mr.. Ludins- !
ms family will remain here for g
ie summer.
Mrs. VIII Wells returned Tuesday J
vening from Rochester, Minnesota, 2
here she recently underwent a Sc i