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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-03-28
~ YORK March

TEW YORK. March 2S-"One OF
the most perplexing things in
- the boxing game" says Abe At
tell, is the manner in which you make
your friends your enemies and your
enemies your friends. Catch me?
Well, I'll elucidate-
We will suppose that you are a
fighter who draws big houses and gets
big money. You are on the best OF
terms with some other boxer, who
though a good man hasn't been lucky
in getting the cash. If you are Of
fered a choice Of adversaries and his
name is mentioned you viii naturally
pick him, won't yOu2 You want your
friend to get the reward of honest toll.
To make sure that your friend gets his
share you fight him Nevertheless
though he is your enemy in the ring
and viii do his best to bust your cOun-
tenance for the sake Of the winners
end, he is grateful to you for the
chance you have thrown his way
again, let US suppose you have a
personal enemy whom you hate. His
name is mentioned among the candi-
dates offered for a battle with you
As you hate him, il might naturally
be supposed that you would clamor to
take him right on and WallOp him
plenty. Not So You might hurt your
'enemy's face II you got him in the
ring-but you would help his pocket
book far more than you would hurt
his face Therefore you would stead
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-03-28
FOOD FOR FANCIFUL FANS

TIMAIY ARCHER has signed a four
year contract with president Muir
ply of the Chicago cubs. Archer
was holding out for salary Of $500.
but It is reported that a compromise
of $4,000 per year has been effected.
Both Murphy and Archer have de-
clared themselves as being satisfied
agreement. Archer will join the team
in Louisville in a few days.
Ed Konetehy, the big first sacker Of
the Cardinals, has signed his contract
Rebel" Cakes and Steve Evans. two
other holdOuts. also decided they would
lire up for the season
On account Of the cold weather at
Calgary, Alberta, Canada, the Burns
Pelky bout has been postponed until
April ,.
Frank GOtch s training hard for
his coming contest with Zurich, at
Kansas City, on April 1. oGtch is
working out every way with Plestina,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-03-28
BOWLERS POSTPONE TELEPHONE
MATCH WITH Las CRUCEs

The proposed match between the
Las Cruces and FL Paso teams, sched-
uled for Thursday night at the Wig
wan alleys by telephone. did not
materialize, but a match has been ar
ranged for later date. The Las
Cruces citizens want to roll one team
around the 2700 mark A team OF
Agricultural college students also
wants to roll a local team around the
2300 mark.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-03-28

lastly refuse to meet your enemy in
the ring.
Curious complications. aren't they2
The best proof that boxing is not a
brutal sport wherein enemies seek to
batter each other is shown by these
facts, just the same No fighter will
give an enemy the chance to make
money by fighting him. and few %
them viii refuse TO thump their
friends-in a strictly business fashion
for the coin. Grudge fights are
fought on the street or in an alley.
There are no grudge fights in the
pugilistic game"
jury Scrip Payable.
All registered jury scrip up to and
including treasurer's No. 518S6, will be
paid on presentation at county treas
ureFs office
J. D. Ponder. County Treasurer.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-03-28

Hotel PaAo del NOrte.
The dining room and grill of Hotel
Paso del Norte = open until midnight.
Meals served a Ia carte. Excellent ser
vice.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-03-28

CHIVINGTON SUED FOR DIVORCE.
Chicago, III, March 2S.-Thomas NJ
ChivingtOn, president of the American
association, has been sued for divorce
by Mrs. Resale ChivingtOn. DesertiOn
and infidelity are charged.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-03-28
10 Grudge Fighting In the Ring, Says Att

Fighters Are Willing Meet Friends
Purse but WIN Not Give Enemies Chance Make Money.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-03-28
Oakland Defeats No. = sOx.

san Francisco. Cal. March 2S.-The
Oakland team Of the Pacific Coast
league opened the new Oakland baseball
park with victory over the Chicago
Americans second team.
The score RH. E.
Chicago Observation-Disclosures.
Oakland. Observation-Disclosures.
Batteries; Chicago, CicOtte and Cos
sett; Oakland, Gregory and Mite.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1913-04-29

The Friday Music Club are ar.
ranging to give q musical entertain.
ment Monday night. May 5. In the
Acditoriuu. This entertainment will
tc strictly an invited affair. and to
ell music lovers will be one Of the
most delisn.fS' events of the season
The prrgram for the evening will be
In two parts, the first part CONSISTING :
OF vocal and instrumental selections
part two will be a very beautiful
cantata, entitled "The Garden q!
Flowers" by l.. Denza.
Last week the club held husines:
meeting at which time the following
officers were e!ected for tho ensuins
year:
Musical Director-Mrs. 8. +
Fletcher.
Presldent-Mrs. Catherine Mad
den.
Vice President-Mrs. H. D. Men
dcnhall
Secretary and Treasurer-Nrs. A
]. Holworthy.
Librarian-Miss Lucy Conibear.
The club will not meet during tn
summer. but will resume work Will
new interest and enthusiasm IN tn
early fall.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1913-04-29

L. B. Bevis, q we'll known bus!-
cess man Of Lakeland. spent yester.
day in the city. Mr.. Bevis states
that his home city IL making won
derful improvements and that new
sewers and brick paving being laid
have the streets 20 badly torn w
that an automobile or wagon can
hardly enter the city. Lakeland b!
ttc coming fall will be one Of tlx
kandsomest little cities in Soutt
Florida and Mr.. Bevis states that tht
improvements now being made arr
orly the forerunners Of more ex
knsive ones.-Tampa Tribune.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1913-04-29
NMhaf'a a EriendI

Apropos Of gratitude. a proia'nen.
politician gave the %her DAY a 'c.!
amusing definition OF a friend. ~
friend" he said. "is q man who taxes
your part against all your cncmies'
sticks to YOU through all your adver'
sites. lends you his last dollar Win
out secur!ty-and then. when fortune
smiles on you at last, Is content 70
take = back seat and keep out OF the
vay,"
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1913-04-29

Mrs. A. J.. Moore will arrive In
Lakeland tomorrow from Plant City
to make this city her permanent
home, Joining Mr. Moore. who ID one
Of the city's hustling merchants.
They viii be at home to tAeir. friends
Oh New York avenue In the 0arri-
son residence, which Mr.. Moore re-
Gently purchased.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1913-04-29

Allied to the rare forms Of nerves
'hiccough there 10 also the emotional
hlccough. which arises II connection
with a moral shock. severe fright aud
sxJden emotion, the hiccough Que 70
Irritation and hysterical hicoough.
The latter 10 Z particularly noisy
forE, with q rough. coarse sound. 4
10 sometimes q sort Of yelping -
barking noise, persisting for some
minutes or even r..I-g.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1913-04-29

DR.. J. w. Reno leaves tomorrow
fer Campbellsville. KY, where he
will spend the summer among hill
cid friends and amid scenes that are
dear to all natives OF the Blue Grass
State. He will return to Lakeland
ere the winds blow cold and In the
meantime his friends hope he will
have o most delightful summer.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1913-04-29

thursday, May l, being Ascension
r.v there will be morning prayer and
.,,v communion at All Saints
.smrcb at 10 O'Clock q. m. Also ser-
.,ce at 1880, At which time the
.,.hon OF the diocese. the Right Rev
vm Crane Gray, D. D.. will b pres
.,t to preach and confirm.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1913-04-29

Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Dormanf. 'of
lakeland, Fla, arrived In the city
yesterday morning to remain fos
.me weeks. Mr.. Dormany has &C.
.epted position with the contractor
a, the new w. T. l. A.building:-St
....-eburr mines.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1913-04-29

20 TO CINClNNATa-iUUlSVILLE
Via South Atlantic Limited: daily
through traiL. Diners. H. c. Brctney.
r. p. A, L. & N. 4. r.. Jackson sille.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1913-04-29
Freck2ed Girls

rtis a, absolute fact. that one SO cen
Gov ~ WILSON FRECALE CREAA
iii, either ..cmovc your fec kles or carsc
them tc fade and That two Jars wal eveo
n tne most severe cases completely euro
them. We are willing 70 personaIll
suarantec this and to return yoor noAee
without argument it your eomp'enoe .
not fully restored totte nat9ra! oee.t
WILSON'S FRECKLE CREAM -
fragrant and absolutely haImleea ~
not make hair grow but VIII poettys3
remove TAN, PlMPLES and tK1Ac
ms. Come in today and tlyh 1he5sa
ore large and results absolutely essesA
Sent By mail il desired: r!iee !
Mammoth jars $l.00. WltSCNOJA
SKiN SOAP 25c. For oalo hy
ALL DRUGGISTS
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1913-04-29

Mr. J. X. Guthrie. who has been
with tho ugh-Rutherforc
Shoe Co. for the last two months,
tas accepted . position ~ travelling
selesnan with some Lakeland enter.
prise. We wish Mr.. Guthrie muet
succeaa lr t!s new business. SzS
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1913-04-29
lin Case Of Fire
|Phone = 5000

The Kimbrough-Rutherford Shoe
=. have one of theft new windows
fr,shed and have a nice display.
rsor would have the other in nice
...ne but the glacs was broken IN
shipping.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1913-04-29

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Kimbs- -.sS.,
Mr. L. p. Kimbrough and little
dcuehter Eunice, Miss HaIlye Zeig-
l,r and Mrs. R. H. Rutherford made
q flying trip over to Fort Meade yes.
terday afternoon In Mr.. Kibrough's
car
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1913-04-29
Objected to Chastisevlent.

A yo,iag ma namId puhois Is bring
inc an actica again1t his sueethcSrt
at Marseilles. France. because she
boxed his cars for being late to take
her to the theater.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1913-04-29
Mr.. and Mrs ]. r. FARRELL are the
parents Of a sweet little daughter,
born Saturday evening.

Mrs. M. T. Turner, who has been
quite i'll at the home of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. FARRELL. is now much ira
proved, We are glad to note.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1913-04-29

ternoon.
Mn. L. NJ. Bennett Hostess
At Brilliant Reception.
Yesterday afternoon AID evening
the cosy little home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. NJ. Bennett was thrown open to
their friends when they entertainer
at q brilliant reception In honor OF
their cousin, Miss vivian Greene. OF
Alabama.
Tho rooms OF this pretty homo
we're q vcritable bower OF grcenery'
the arches between the parlor. re-
ception hall, music room and din
iug room. being entwincd with trail
Ing vines, while in all the rooms
ferns were used to lovely advantage
The guests who called during the
AFTERNOON were mot by Mrs. l.. NJ.
Futch, who introduced them to the
receiving line. Mrs. l.. NJ. Bennett
Miss Greene and Mrs. Ripley Tram
nell. Of Tampa. Mrs. Bennett wore
. a beautiful creation Of yellow char
meusc satin, Miss Greene wore blue
yoile over blue lace and Mrs. Tram
uelrs gown was white corded chif-
. fun over yellow satin.
From the parlor the guests were
,.shered into the music room BY Mrs
Reed Weaver, where they wcrs
served sandwiches and pickles b.
. Mrs. +. l. Woods. while Mrs. Chas
! Conner presided at the punch bowl
Miss Vera McRae served mint Ii
. the dining room. Tho lovely dintns
table was adorned with . center
riece Of cluny lace. on which hat
been placed q reflector and on tht
rested . cut glass bowl filled will
J. lovely nasturtiums. Suspended from
q tho chandelier to the corners OF tn
!. table were vines. which gave tn
i. room that touch Of beauty that char
r acterized the decorations througho'i
Il the other rooms.
a Music was furnished during tn
afternoon and evening by Mrs. "
l. 8 Irwin and Miss Alma Trammell
II p,anists and DR.. Irwin and Prol
8. Jones. violinists.
h Mrs. Bennett received In tho aft
,. crnoon from I to and In the even
d inE from $3.50 until ii. and tn
IF large number OF guests who called
. about eighty, pronounce the affai
T. one Of the most delightful Of tn
;. season. During the evening Mn
O Bennett was assisted In entertaintn
= by Mrs. J. ID. O'IIern, who receive
q at the door. and Mrs. Furplcss, VII
r. served sandwiches and pickles. Mr'
3 r. I. Woods presided at the punc
buwl in the evening. The receivIn
J. line during these hours also includ
d &c Mr.. Bennett and Mr.. RIPPLE
n Trammell.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1913-04-29
rensly.

Il appears to be necessary 10! tns
people to 60 . great deal Of scoldine
and to engage pretty continuously ~
strong.arm work for the purpose o.
eating what 70 theirs.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1913-04-29

Mr.. C. G. Arencell and family
have moved t. Dixielaud. whore they
re Gently purchased = comfortable
home
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1913-04-29
Ms Frances Smith Engaged

0ES EIauCtS 0!ultu GuSooCV
To Mr. Cicero Jonathan. Holmes, u.
The many Lakeland friends cI
MISS Frances Smith, Of Plant City,
will be interested in the following
announcement. which has been Is
sued:
| Mr.. Cicero Jonathan Holmes. Jr.
Bronson, Michigan.
Miss Frances Smith.
Plant City, Florida.
Betrothed.
Alumni Association VIII Meet.
Thursday Afternoon.
Ire members OF the L. H. s. Alum
nj Association are urgently requested
to meet at 3 o'clock Thursday after
noon in the twelfth grade room OF
tho high school to transact some TN.
portant business relative to annual
election OF officers.
The class Of 1919 are also request
ed to be present.
F. H. THOMPSON, Pres.
! +. W. BRYANT. v. Pres.
Mr.. Hyer Weds in Nashville.
| Friends OF Mr.. hyer, OF the trn
putting UP the new hotel, will b
interested in the following from tn
Tampa Tribune:
"Some time agD announcement q
the approaching marriage Of Mr.. j
&c Hyer of the McGucxen & Hye
. Go. was made In Nashville and Tam
pa papers. The wedding occurre
this morning. MIR. Hyer having lei
Saturday for Nashville. He vii
tring his bride immediately to Tam
pa and they will reside at the lamp
Bay hotel. Many friends will es
tend 70 them q very cordial we
come"
i Nra ,. B. SWEAT Entsrtains
) ! Reading Circle.
4 Yesterday afternooa Mrs. D. u
!, / Sweat delightfully."- entertained II
Reading Circle Of the Foreign ID
partmant Of the Methodist Mission
, cry society at her hospitable hon
, 4 on South New York avenue. and q
tpresent enjoyed the afternoon to Il
, fullest extent.
Il The book on Brasil was compile
J. led, and after the reading, which 9
y hheard ~ith interest and profit. MI
G.Eweat handed cut cards on whi'
were pasted pictures Of various mi
ksionaries and the ladies were to
q look en- the walls Of the parl
crd find the places where each VIC
Located, Mrs. Sweat having, dcsigna
ed these points with the use Of pi
tures whish she had appended :
tie walls. This proved very inte
estiag and also impressed upon Il
minds of ali more farcibly than cv
tefore Just what each one was doil
and where they were located.
Duning the social hour which Il
flowed, the guests ware entertain'
with violin music b. Mesxrr. D;
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1913-04-29

Sweat and Kenneth Warren. Mrs.
Sweat served delicious refreshments
G, ice cream and cake. which all
thoroughly enjoyed, after which all
repaired to their homes thanking
Mrs. Sweat for q most delightful at.
ternoon.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1913-11-27
CHRISTIAN CHURCH.

The Triangle Mission Club will give
an entertainment and social at the
church on Friday eTeli-g besinCing
at 1880. The program will consist
of music, reading and visits to for
eign countries. Lunch viii be served
in the customs of the countries vis-
tied. A silver offering VIII be tax
en- at the door.
The pastor has returned from En-
nett where he has been conducting
revival meetings and will have charge
of the services next Sunday. Mem
bers and friends are urged to bS
present A cordial welcome extend
ed to all.
Miss Leila Herline assisted in the
Emmett meeting as pianist and so
loist. Her musical talents drtsw
large number of people to the SER
vices.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1913-11-27
WrestLers to
Meet Here
Ray Christensen, Champion of Idaho,
and Joe Heinrich, Champion OF Or
egon, to Wrestle for Championship
of Northwest Friday Evening-Lo-
cal Fans interested.

A wrestling match for the cham
pionship of the northwest has been
arranged to take place in Payette on
Friday evening of this week in Cor
ton Hall. The contestants will be
Ray Christensen, who recently came
to Payette from Minnesota AID now
claims the championship of Idaho
and Joe Heinrich, of Baker City, who
claims the championship of Oregon.
Christensen has never wresued
in Payette before and is but slightly
known He is a brother of Fred
Christensen who some two years ago
did considerable wrestling here. On
July Fourth 1910 Fred Christensen
and Joe Heinrich wrestled in Pay
ette on a platform erected in the
street for two hours before Chris
tensen was finally pinned to the mat
and because the extremely long
time the first round went both men
agreed to a draw and a second ia
was not had.
Ray Christensen is slightly heavier
than his brother and it is claimed
by all is a much better man on the
mat. Heinrich has had three years
more experience since he wrestled
here last and has been doirg some
good work Recently at Haines, Ore
gcn, he met John Rife, a European
who goes by the name OF
the Terrible Turk" and succeeded
in throwing him after one hour and
five minutes hard work
Wrestling fans are on tip tee for
the big match which should be &
good one as agreement has been /
made that DR.. Roller Will meet the
winner of this event in Boise. /
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1913-11-27
Portia Club NeO S

Z The important thing to remembel
or paste on your mirror is the Par
hamentary meeting next Monday
December 1, at the club rooms
promptly TO begin at 2:30. Arrange
ments wiz then be made for con
ducting future meetings.
: Another thing to remember that
now is the time TO make a substan-
tial payment on the piano and the
first legitimate way TO add TO the
piano fund is TO read Article three
Of the bylaws and If any exception
has been made it is owing to the
leinency OF the executive. Those
in arrears be ready 70 pay Dec. 8
and oblige the collector.
Other plans of raising money col
lectively were discussed but no DEF
mite action taken.
But individual members have plans
Mrs. Muller will send in subscrip-
tions for any of the periodicals, Lad
les Home Journal, Saturday Even
ing Post or others and give her COM
mission to the piano fund. Cooperate
with her and help that way.
Miss Reya Cree will give Ie- -ture
course on Home Economics and add
TO the fund in that way If any viii
take up with the proposition.
Similar lecture courses have been
given in other places and found NUT
ually helpful At the next regular
the Misses Cree both grad 1
yates in Economics viii give a prac-
while this IS not a guest day, any +.
adde's not members and desiring to 1
Join the lecture class are welcome. |
The class viii be arranged for at
hat time. II each chairman would
AXE this up with their committees
md report at that meeting it would
expedite matters.
The club voted to allow the band
,oys to remove the park benches to
heir band room for use till spring.
I will be remembered that the band
Id some free playing at the Push
art fair and at other Portia do
ngs'' as well.
The conservation program was so I
interesting that an open meeting will
e planned for further enlightenment
n the subject. One very interesting '
aper on tree conservation will be
ublished next issue
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1913-11-27
ANNUAL THANKSGIVING
DONATION

The pupils make their fifth annu--
al offering to the less fortunate.
A check for s44.56 was sent 70 TIE
Children's Home Finding Society
in Boise this week, which represents
the desire of the public school pup
ills of Payette to aid the instituti7n n
which is trying to find suitable
homes for unfortunate and homeless
children. The various grades con
tributed this year as follows:
High School,
Seniors, s1.S1; Juniors, sass; Soph-
omores, s2.eO; Freshmen, sS.15.
Central School.
Eighth Grade. sS.s5: seventh. s1.S5;
sixth. sl.S0; fifth. sl.s4; fourth,
s1.S5; third, s2.15; second, s2.1o;
first, $50.
West Side
Eighth grade. s1.25; seventh, s.sS;
sixth. sS.0T: fifth, s2.S1: fourth.
s1.sS: third, s1.70; second, s2.51;
first, s2.26.
iotal ........ .-''ss .''- <Sf.So.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1913-11-27
High School Notes

Wednesday Afternoon at 2:30 Prot
T. r. Nelson gave a Thankssiyin,
program with the YictroIa in tn.
. Assembly room OF the High School
The program was as follows:
Tenor Solo-CavalIeria Rusticana-
Caruso.
Violin soIo-Humoresque = Misch;
Elman.
Tannhauser Overture. Part l, Ply
oris Band
Tannhauer Overture, Part 2. PY
oris Band.
Reading. The Last Leaf-L'evnoi-
HaHeIujah Chorus, Handel, Victor
Chorus-Sousas Band.
4 ContraIto Solo, Die LoreIei, Louist,
Homer.
American Hatriotic Songs, Emma
Eames.
Last Thursday morning Miss Pearl
Yost of Falk, visited the High School.
Owing 10 the Thanksgiving holidays
there will be no school until next
Monday al which time the report
cards vii given out
The Payette High School foot ball
team IS going to Nampa Thursday
where they viii play the Nampa
High School team again. Their last
game with Nampa which was about
a week ago resulted in a tie and
the boys expect to redeem them
selves Thanksgiving day. \
On Wednesday OF last week Prof.
Nelson gave a short program on
the VictroIa which was appreciated
by all.
The time and place OF the Annual
High School Inter-Chss contest has
been changed from Wednesday even
ing of this week at the Y. NJ. C. a
to the evening OF Dec. 5 at the En-
ma Theatre The contestants are al.
very busy and the different classes
are looking for success from their
Representatives.
MI Glcl-llO4 - 70 SpCAO A1S
vacation with his
mother and sister in Caldwell.
Miss Kuek viii go to Crystal on
Thursday morning to spend the va
cation with her friends the Cotting- 4
ham family.
The other members OF the faculty 4
will spend the vacation in Payerre. 4
Howard Reed goes visiting on
West Side Friday night, telephone
all brings him home early. Whsis
guilty.
velma MoCosh was a High School
Tisitor Friday OF last week She
eft for her home in Abilene. Kansas.
Sunday night with the good wishes
y her friends in Psyetts,
Thankssiying-Enjo your vacation
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1913-11-27
Interesting Grand Meeting.


A grange meeting OF more than
passing importance will be held at
New Plymouth on December +th- At
this meeting the members OF the
grange viii take up the location OF
the condensary at New Plymouth and
wll also have the state member
of the national highway commission
with them Co discuss the building OF
the highway through Payette Valley.
Entertain At Luncheon
Mrs. F. H. Hogoe and Mrs. A. S.
Soule entertained about thirty of
their lady friends at four course
luncheon at the home of the former
on last Friday afternoon at one o.
clock. The guests were all seated
at two prettily decorated tables in
the dining room. The decorations
consisted OF pink and white carna-
tions and ferns,
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1913-11-27

and Ms, ". B. Gilmore gave
eF bridge party Wednesday ev-
, details of which viii be given
ixt weeks issue.
and Mrs, 2. h Hosue gave .
ltful bridge dinner last Thurs
sveuing TO twenty four guests,
OF whom were members OF the
B. club. The hostess was as
in serving by Misses Edith
5. Pauline Ainsy and Gladys
i. High score was made by
ameS Reilly and A6anls, and
,S- L S, So1ie and A s Soule.
guest prize was won by Ms A
0le- Mrs. Owen. OF Tacoma.
ingtou. and Mrs Soule were the
5 Of the club. The next meet
iii De with Mr.. and Mrs. WIN
! on Friday evening.
, vsdis at The EMMA THURSDAY
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1913-11-27
Chicken Pie Supper and Bazaar.

The ladies of the Presbyterian
church will give chicken pie sup
per and bazaar, FRIDAY evening. De-
cember 5. In tire Brainard building
next the Gilmore Rooming House.
The ladies will begin to serve at
$50. The price for supper win Be
IS cents.