Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-04-25
Returns to Her Home.

Returns 20 Her Home.
Mrs Susie Pease Of Logan, Mon
taHa. who has been visiting with her
mother. Mrs. J. L. Henshaw for the
past three months returned to her
home in Logan on No. last satur-
day evening.
To Move May First.
The room In the Jacobsen block
+ formerly occupied by the Gorham
Mercantile Company is being remod-
eled and refitted and shortly after
May 1st will be occupied by the
Model Cash Grocery.
The celebrated "Lsvoaus" Coats
and Suits are now on sale at spe-
cial prices at RusseIIs.
Hard Winter Kills Crops.
Dave SnOwberger who visited most 1
OF the winter in Huntington, Indf- /
anna, last week received a paper |
from that city in which an article /
stated that owing to the hard win
ter all crops would be exceptionally
short this season. They are looking
forward to but a tenth Of a crop
Of wheat and clover and alfalfa are
both totally ruined.
Entertain Head officer.
Monday evening the local knights
OF Pythias order entertained Grand
Chancellor Nixon. of Twin Falls. At
ter the business session OF the lodge
2 banquet was served and a pleas
ant evening was enjoyed by the
knights and their ladies'. Several
toasts were well handled by a num-
ber Of the Knights and an interest
ing talk by the Grand Chancellor was
one Of the treats of the evening.
Receive Carload Of Spray.
Monday Of this week Denney &
Company received a carload of the
famous GrasseIli arsenate of lead
for Goblin moth spraying. The forty
five thousand pounds constituting the :
carload shipment came from Cleye-
land, Ohio. This brand Of spray is :
a favorite in a great many fruit
districts and the large shipment re- Z
ceiyed here is evidence that the /
fruit growers are going after the I
orchard pests in earnest.
Spray Factory Has Big Run. Z
c. II. Hoffman manager Of the Rex
Spray factory informed Us the mid a
die OF this week that the run at
the factory this year on Rex Spray ,
had been the largest since the plant
was started. Twenty-one hundred :.
barrels Of the solution used for the
destruction of scale has been manu-
'acturCd up to date and while the
spraying season is getting very well
advanced it is possible that much
more will yet be turned out.
Buy your spring coat Or suit at
7ussolPs and take advantage Of
he special prices.
\ Serious Runaway. q
A serious runaway accident O-curr- c
d in Paystte On Monday afternoon A
bout four O'Clock resulting in in
ury TO two people and a baby. The =
cam belonging to the Cold Storage :
company and being driven By l. !.
Walters became frightened at an
.ngine in the yards Of the o. S. L.
ailway at the crossing on Second
Avenue North and suddenly bOlting
brew the driver from the wagon
nd dashed away. Running wes1 to @
sixth street they turned north and C
t the ccr-er Of Sixth and Third Av-
lnue North collided with a buggy. K
he occupants Of which were Mrs Is
Sheridan Coulter, her young baby ?
nd Mrs. Dot Merritt Bliss. The bug c
y was overturned and the occupants
brown violently to the ground. Mrs. =,
,oulter being dragged for some dis n
ance by becoming entangled in the :,
ines. She suffered a severe scalp n
wound the entire right side Of the II
calp being IOosened and severely =
ut. besides other bruises and n
wounds She remained unconscious tr
ntil three thirty Tuesday morning.
)rs. Woodward aud Woodward were
allied to attend her Immediately az
sr the accident and she is reported
S doing as well as could be expect d
d. She was removed to the Wood or
-ard hospital from her home on OF
tuesday and while quite seriously in Sc
ared it is thought she viii recover. sa
Irs. Bliss suffered many painful br
ody bruises but it is thought is not Ell
eriously injured. DIR. and Mrs. P. 81
v. Polly. the mother and father of ii
Irs. Coulter who reside at Weiser II
Iere notified of the accident at once il
nd reached their daughters bed &
ide within a very short time afte-- Di
ard coming over by automobile NJ