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

Y British Columbia captured tie S3ot
t trophy or cup. We would like tC
2 give full report of the rifle match
but are unable to do so this week.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Hersel Shank were
: week end visitors in Boise attending
| to business matters. They stayed
|, over for the Fair and returned home
) Tuesday this week.
Mrs. G. NJ. Williams underwent
quite serious operation at Holy
Rosary hospital, Ontario one week
ago last Tuesday and is recovering
nicely.
Potato Club of Fruitland cap
tured all the prizes at Canyon Coun-
/ ty Fair. Helen Smith received first,
Hazel Smith, second, and Lydia
Blind, third. By some mistake Of
the staff correspondent the Capital
News gave all the honors to Pay
cite and New Plymouth and Fruit
| land very naturally set up a howl.
Miss Apphia Robinson took over
the Domestic Science exhibit and
received sweepstakes on best dis
play and 20 premiums, IS of which
were 1st on the exhibit, amounting
to something like s25 in cash be-
sides the sweepstakes.
Leonard Griffith was a Parma Wis
itor Sunday and Wednesday he and
his friend Mr. Hook left for the high
hills for a hunting trip. They ex-
pect to go beyond Thunder Mt. and
be away about two weeks.
Oscar Gladish shot a young eagle
on the wing down on Whitley Bot
tom last week, measuring five feet |
from tip to tip. The eagle was a !
good distance away and he thought
he would chance a shot and was |
surprised when it fe.! about co feet
from where he stood. Pretty good
for a 10 year old boy.
Misses Steilman Westcott and Rob /
inson among the teachers and Ger
trude Pardunn, Bertha Blind and |
Earl Scritchfield among the students /
Caldwell fair Saturday.
October 4th will be an anniversary /
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Van
Der Kar as on that day one year |
ago, he left for New York to claim
mis- bride and on that day last
week, dear little pound daugh-
ter came to brighten their home.
Mother and baby are doing well but
the case is a serious one with the
proud young father.
Norman Thompson who has spent
the past year in Idaho with his
Mrs. ]. H. Spainhower and
family, left Monday for Ogden and
Webster City, Iowa, to be with 9th
er members of his family.
Richard Dunn returned last week
to his position as agent at Fruit
land Depot He spent Sunday with
.rineds in Emmett.
During the absence of the parents I
Thursday afternoon in some manner, !
by the four year old
son lighting matches the 8 roam
house of Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Walt
.rs caught fire and was burned to
he ground Mrs. Walters is en-
,loyed at the Denney & Co. pack .
ng house and has been in the hab- I
t of letting the two children tco q
-oung to be in school play about the '
during her absence. Practi- 1
ally the whole town turned out l
nd the fire did not spread to near {
" buildings. Absolutely nothing Il
vas saved and beside the home and j
ontents, s14 in money and some t
ewelry was burned. An insurance o t
700 was held on the residence which I
S most fortunate as but for this e
heir circumstances would be very
The friends of Mr.. Walt e
rs where he is employed donated
40 for immediate needs and other Q
indy disposed friends will help b
hem establish themselves again. t
his is the second time they have t
,st all by fire, the first time just b
efore coming to Idaho. t
Mr. Wilhelms has sold his half a
interest in the pool hall to Gordon f
NTH and the firm will now be v
NTH and Barrett. Mr.. and Mrs. Will Ii
elms will leave soon for Mime t
ota to make their home. II
Cards are cut announcing the mar f;
age of Miss Grace Lanfear, eldest b
aughter of Mr. and Mrs. c. H. Ian i.
ar to Fay Wells, the ceremony to a
E performed at the home of the Il
ride Saturday evening, the 18th at h
o'clock. About thirty guests are b
dden to the wedding mostly rela- n
yes and near friends. u
About twenty little friends of Op- E
Eldredge gathered at her home fe
the second upon the in Il
tation of her mother, Mrs Frank Ct
i a., ho,nr of ha r. | ~