Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-02-22
LOCAL NEWS
Rev. W. r. Bowler Of Boise.

Rev. w. n. Bowler of Boise.
Rev. w. H. Bowler of Boise preach
es eyangelistic sermons at the Bap-
tist church on Thursday and Friday
evenings of this week.
Goes to Hold Meetings.
Elder A. l.. Gorham of the Breth-
ren church expects to leave next
Friday morning for Nez Perce coun-
ty where he will conduct a series
of religious meetings.
Concerts This Summer.
The boys band which has been
practicing all winter has secured A.
B. Kirkendall as leader and If they
make as much progress the next
two months as they have the past
we may expect some evening con-
certs this summer.
Buys Business In Boise.
Ed. Pence left Monday for Boise
where he recently purchased a trans
fer line to take charge OF the same.
The family will follow about March
1st. Payette people will regret to
lose this family but will wish them
success in their new home.
Successful Operation.
Her friends will be pleased to
learn that on Saturday VIII Wells
received a telegram from Mrs. Wells
who went to Roches er, Minn., to
undergo a serious operation, stating
that the operation had been success
full and that she was doing nicely.
sogin Seasons Work.
Cement contractors Lathrop & Nc
Comsey started their concrete mix
er on Monday beginning the cement
floor in the addition to the garage.
The firm has also ordered a set of
steel forms for curb and sidewalk
work and is going to be equipped
this summer to give their patrons
only the highest class work.
Chapman To Assess.
Sam Chapman the old reliable will
again have the job of assessing in
this section and is giving everybody
fair warning that on and after March
first it will be the open season for
property owners and he will be out
cunning with his bird dog that can
point a man with property or mon
ey in the bank at two hundred yards
and makes no false stands. So be-
ware.
Colonial Dinner.
The Epworth League will serve a
colonial dinner at the Jacobsen Build |
ing, Saturday, February "a Dinner
will be served at $50 and thereafter
until all are served. Dinner 35 cents.
Menu Shavings, Lovers Test, A
Survivor of the Flood, New England
Brains, Hams Tears, A Goat, Hill |
bernia's Pride, Crushed Impertinence,
Quivering Sweetness, Staff of Life.
Assorted; Washington's Mixei-up |
Type, Arabian Nectar.
Material For Bridge Arrives.
Material for the reconstruction of |
the Payette River o. S. l.. railroad |
bridge is arriving in Payette and
Engineer J. q. Davis has establish |
ed a supply yard on the Payette Val
lev railroad round house yards where |
already fifteen or twenty cars of
material have been unloaded. 1t
win require probably forty or fifty
cars of material to remodel the
bridge as contemplated and it is
arriving from day to day in five
to eight car load lots.
Father Very ~.
L. w. Spaulding and Mrs. M. E.
Wood left Friday evening on No.
5 for San Bernardo, Calf, where
their father, w. B. Spaulding has
been spending the winter. A tele-
gram received on Friday brought the
serious announcement to them that
he was very far from well and they
were advised to come at once. The
many friends of w. B. Spaulding will
hope that on their arrival they find
him sufficiently recovered to re-
turn to Payette.
Dave snowberger Returns
Dave Snowberger, who has been
visiting in Indiana this winter re-
turned to Payette Tuesday morning.
He says when he left the Hoos'er
state it was only twenty two below
with no signs of thaw. He found
fairly good weather in Illinois and
Iowa but in Wyoming cold and snow
on every hand. When he arrived IN
Payette he found fine sunny wealth
er but also that some accommodat-
ing person had broken into his eel
lar while he was away and relieved
him of fifty two cans of fruit.
"A HALF-sAKED MAN"