Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-07-11

tractors have secured the cement
work on the new city hall from 3. W
Anderson the contractor. They viii
begin the foundation work just as
soon as the excavating is done
srcshezrs Visits Payette.
Frank Breshears. of Caldwell the
popular republican candidate for
sheriff visited Payetse Tuesday. He
5 well pleased with tie outlook for
7 his candidacy and vent from here up
the valley 10 meet the voters.
Neiehbors Have Good Time.
A sort Of neighbOriy celebration
was held at the r H. Garland home
north Of Payette On July Fourth in
which large number of the resi-
dents Of that section participated
Plenty of good things to satisfy the
inner man with good music. dancing
and fine display OF fireworks in
the evening with program Of races
and sports in the afternoon filed
out pleasant day for the neighbors-
Popular Candidate in Payettc.
Judge Alfred Bulge. Of PocateIIo.
was q Payette visitor on Tuesday and
lTednc5day Of this week making the
acquaintance Of the voters. The
fudge made most favorable i'm
preston on thCse Re met in Payet-e
and will undoubtedly run very
strong here at the primary election
July Goth He has a record Of eleven
years on the district bench al Poca-
reIlo that is greatly to his credit and
a service Of that long certainly en-
titles him TO advancement at the
hands of the people
New Minister Arrives.
Rev SproUt a Church OF Cod Minis
ter, having heard the Ma-adonion cal
from Payctte and feeling called up
on to answer. arrived in Payette on
No. Saturday evening to take up
his duties as Pastor Of the Church
Il God at this place as successor TO
Rev. Turpin who recently was cal
led to Colorado. Rev. Sprouts home
at Mt joy. Gancsstcr Co.. Peuns-
Jut for the past five years he has
been attending the Church of God
College at FindIay, Ohio. He is
young man OF ability and the church
at Payette looks forward to a pros
porous year under his able leadership
Celebrate Tenth Anniversary.
Mr.. and Mrs. W B. Gilmore eeIe-
5rated their tenth wedding anniver-
sary on Wednesday Of last week
8ridge was enjoyed by the guests
and delightful refreshments were
served on tin service The following
we're present. Mr.. and Mrs Cecil
Berry. Mr.. and Mrs L E Peterson |
Messers Brown. Brewster and Thomp-
son. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. McGlinchey. Mr.
and Mrs. W S. Brundage aud Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. HackCtt. Of Salt Lake {
Mrs. Hackett and Mr.. Peterson /
scored highest and Mrs. Peterson and .
Mr.. Brewster scored second.
Robbins Visits Payet-e.
Monday of this week c. L Rob
bins. Of Namps, visited Payette for I
short time getting acquainted with .
a number OF republican voters ;
while here. Mr.. Robbins is a candi- 4
late for representative from the
Nampa section aud is one Of the
leading citizens of that city He is
ice president and secretary Of the 1
Nampa Commercial Club and has
lived fer ten years in that city dur
inz which time he has come to be
known as a booster and progressive
citizen. At present he is serving as
city councilman. The gentleman
made a favorable impression on Pay |
cite people and viii no doubt receive
much support here.
Washoe Picnic Successful
The Fourth of July picnic held IN .
Orcutt's grove by the Washce peo-
pie was a very successful affair
about three hundred pcople attending
Plenty of good things to cat with
ice cream and lemonade we're in
evidence. 4 splendid program OF
races and other sports interested
the Youngsters. Two features OF the
program that proved extremely in
teresting was the reading of Paul
Revers's ride during which man
dressed in continental costume and
on horseback PLAYED prominent
part. The other feature was an act
put on by a man in costume IN
which the signing Of the declaration
was reproduced Altogether It was
a most pleasant aud agreeable eele-
bration.
]. B. CoSmau vert to Blackfoot
Tuesday to De with his brother E.
d. who is quite in Of blood poisoning
Gal