Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-10-31

TO Sell ana returned 10 SlnclHiidIi Dds
Friday, having Joined the Idaho
i Booster club.
At about noon last Saturday, while
crossing the bridge at Payette Mr.
and Mrs. Chas. Lockner met with
an accident that looked very serious
at the time and proved very painful
to Mrs. Lockner. A runaway team
struck the wheel Of their vehicle
throwing Mrs. Lockner about 10 feet
into ditch injuring her shoulder and
head. She tainted from the pain and
was taken at once to DR.. Avey's of
flee where she was administered to
and after a couple of hours was suffi-
GENTLY recovered to be taken home.
Mr.. Lockner who will be we'll re-
membered as the young man who
lost his limb last fall by an injury
on a thresher engine, escaped with
no injury although he was thrown
over the dash board between the
horses with such force as to penetrate
the dash board with his wooden limb,
holding him there until help arrived.
Mrs. Lockner is badly bruised but
suffered no broken bones.
Mr.. and Mrs. M T. Weston earoute
from Missouri Valley to Baaer City
stopped off Thursday and Friday
for visit with their old friends, Mr..
and Mrs. E. w. Madsen.
E. B. Gladish has beSl quite sick
the past week with an attack OF
pleurisy and grippe.
Messrs. C. H. Sargent and H. j.
Puchert purchased new Overland
autos last week and now go out in
fine style.
Mrs. Chas. Stark and little daugh-
Co.. from Middleton were over Sun
day guests at the A. B. Eldredge
home.
H. j. Puchert left Tuesday evening
for Wood River, Nebr., in answer
to telegram summoning him to the
Deuside of his mother who IS very
i'll. Henry Manser accompanied h m,
a brother of Mrs. Theodore Puchert.
Last Sunday was to have been
Rally Day at the M. E. Sunday
School and owing to the inclement
the program was postponed
until next Sunday at 10 O'Clock.
Mr.. Roy Shira of Colorado Springs,
who has been visiting at the A. H.
Mcconnell home left Monday Tor his
home in Oklahoma.
The employees of Association Pack
ing Co. and Denny and Co. are plan
ming a grand "All Halloween" on
Thursday night at Franks Hal. Each
one being allowed to invite one
guest.
The Wilson Club of Fruitland will
lold a rally at Franks Hall Satur-
lay evening at which time Wood
-ow Wilson will send a message to |
every Wilson club in the U. S. A.
o be read simultaneously on this |
light. A number of good speakers !
will be secured and every body is
invited. Two of our prom
nent citizens are nominated for
on the Republican
nd Democratic tickets, respectively
nd it is not unlikely, though they
iffer politically that both will be
lected, as with the ballot now used
is possible to vote for either or
9th of these candidates.
Beulah DueIl spent Saturday and
unday in Payette with her cousin,
lta Hurd.
The 8 year old daughter OF Mr.. and
RS. Gordon Smith was operated on G
st week for an abscess On the
high and is now recovering nicely.
A fine bouncing boy came to glad L
N the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Arth- a
: Wilcox Monday night and Arthur
wearing the smile that won't rub
f. Mother and babe are doing we'll. t.
A car of supplies is to BID made 81
from this valley for the Child "
MS Home and Fruitland is to
We the privilege of contributing out
our abundance of good. things to
lip this splendid Institution in the d
re of these homeless little ones.
c. I. U. have two barrels of cam G.
frit now ready aund the moth 81
5 Club" will take up the gathering
sether of potatoes, apples, cab "
ge and all other vegetables any
Q may see fit to contribute. It is
ped at least 20 sacks OF potatoes
d corresponding quantities of 9th in
things can be secured here. Every
ng from Fruitland will be accred- en-
d to the clubs here and consigned te
the car with the Payette and
W Plymouth offerings. Watch the ISIS
)ers for the announcements by Mr.. lot
scoll who is experimenting the ha
piping of the car.
drs. Hutch of Weiser was the en-
'st last week of her friend, Miss