Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-02-29
LOCAL NEWS
Go to See Bryan.

Go to See Bryan.
A number of democrats went tc
Boise Wednesday to greet Bryan
the peerless" Among the number
were ]. M. Bennett, w. A. Cough
amour, E. T. Bowman. o. R. Sellars
John C. Giesler and C. w. Giesler.
Return Home Sunday.
l.. w. Spaulding and Mrs. NJ. e.
Wood returned Sunday morning from
Santa Maria, California, where they
went to see their father who was
quite poorly. He was able to re-
turn with them but is not in the
best Of health.
Gets Additional Territory.
]. f. Orr, local manager Of the
Idaho Oregon Light & Power Com
pany has had his territory enlarged
and is now manager for all that ter
ritory between Huntington and Par
ma. To assist him in handling the
extra work the local office force
here has been increased by the ad-
dition of book keeper and S. w.
Robertson of Boise has accepted
the position.
Many Going to Weiser.
The indications point to the larg-
est theatrical excursion ever leav-
ing the city this evening when the
special on the Short Line leaves
the depot for Weiser. Arrangements
have been made whereby the peo-
pie of New Plymouth and Fruitland
will also have a special train to
come In on. The press notices are
very complimentary of Henry Wood
ruff in the prince of Tonight" and
those going will not be disappointed.
Washoe People Enjoy Evening.
Prof. H. T. French and wife were
the guests of Washoe people on last
Friday and in the evening at the
school house Prof. French delivered
his lecture "Is 1t Worth While" to
just as many people as could possibly
secure admission into the room. In
the afternoon Mrs. French addressed
a meeting of the Parent-Teachers Cir
Gle. This was the last regular num-
ber of the lecture course inaugurated
by the Washoe people last fall but
two extra numbers have been arrang-
ed for in the near future. The Nell
son Brothers will repeat their chalk
talk and musical evening some time
in the middle of April and some
time in the middle of March Mrs.
Anna Picket of Boise, will lecture on
the Philosophy of Freedom"
Artisans Initiate New Members.
The United Artisans had another
booster" meeting Monday evening,
when the Payette Assembly, assist
ID by the Ontario Drill Team and
initiated fourteen can
Nearly twenty members
have been initiated into the Pay
cite Lodge since Dec. 1st, 1911, and
the old members feel highly pleas
ed with the success attained so
FAR. The Artisan Lodge is one Of
he few which, according to it's
plan, will not be required to raise
is dues, and all those, who reccg-
lize this fact, are giving it careful
consideration. 1t is expected that
a large number will yet join the
ranks of the Artisans" as it is
IN order worthy of consideration.
If you're looking for a bargain
n shoes, come to John w. Sur,
he Shoe Man. Some very attrac-
i've prices on shoes this week. See
hem, you'll buy. ]. w. Sur.
The Westminster Guild met at
The home of Mrs. Orr, Tuesday of
asst week. A delightful luncheon was
served by the hostesses, Mabel Ben
,er, Faye Lauer, Mable Stark, and
Edith Thomson. The scripture les
son was then read by Maud White
and a prayer was offered by Marjor-
e Luck. The lesson discussed was,
Individual and Mass Movements"
Those present were Edith McClan-
ahan, Ada Shilson, Marjorie Luck,
3eryl Downs, Ruth Kenward, Hazel
Berry, Myrna Dunn, May Hutchinson,
Hazel Reilly, Ruth Maule, Crete Will
COX, Gladys Wilcox, Florence White,
irene Harland, Maude Hutchinson,
Maude White, Mabel Benzer, Faye
Lauer, Mable Stark, Edith Thomson,
Mrs. Turner, Mrs. Morley, Mrs. Rieb-
bling, Mrs. Orr.