Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1913-03-20
LOCAL NEWS
Receiving Spring stock.

4 ]. A Lauer & Brother, the imple
ment men have been extremely bus,
the last few days unloading from
the cars their spring stock of bug
gies and farm implements. One full
car load of the famous Heney bug
gies were received and a car load
of plows besides many other ship
ments of seeders. cultiyators, har
rows, etc.
Gvangeiistic Meetings.
The revival meetings continue at
the Methodist church. They will
continue until Sunday evening. Rev.
Knight of New Plymouth preached
last week and Rev. Johns of Ontario
is preaching this week The attend
ance and interest are on the in
crease. Services every night this
week except Saturday evening and
probably closing next Sunday even
ing. All are invited.
Band Boys Have Pleasant Evening.
Sixty couple responded to the in
sitation of the Payette Band to
enjoy the evening OF St Patricks
Day with dancing Gorton's hall had
been prettily and appropriately dec
GRATED by the members Of the band
In colors typical OF the day. The
music furnished by the full band was
enjoyed by the dancers and until
the wee small hours the big throng
tripped the light fantastic. A neat
sum was realized by the band for
the purchase Of equipment for the
summer evening concerts.
3. !. LIS Enjoy Banquet.
A very pretty affair in honor OF
st. Patrick's Day was the banquet
rendered 10 the B. /. LIS by the P.
E. o. ladies at the home of Mrs. E.
A CLANCY. The decorations were |
green and white White carnations |
and smilax and Ion tables prettily |
decorated and perfectly appointed
we're laid in three rooms. The place
ards were individual candle sticks
With names on them After the five
course banquet was served Mrs.
frank Crowther acted as toastmist-
ess and number OF witty toasts
" the B. I. LIS and P. E. o. ladies
.dded spice to the evenings enter
ainment
Here come the ould maid, Faith,
he's all curled and barbecued." =
iarch 2s at The Emma.
diss Marjorie Rands Dead.
w. H. Lucraft on Saturday receiy-
d a telegram from J. A Rands an
ouncing the sudden death of his
Miss Marjorie at Cotton,
'alifornia. at seven thirty P. NJ. of
be fourteenth. Miss Rands was
Iell known in Payette when her
ather in connection with Mr.. Lu-
raft conducted the Commercial ho-
d here and it was largely on ac-
ount of his daughters health that
Ir. Rands left Payette and went to
alifornia hoping to benefit her by
he change Of climate. Mr.. and Mrs.
-ands have many friends in Payette
no will deeply sympathize with /
hem in their SORROW. Interment was {
lade at Cotton Il
.dopts Benefit Fund.
The Mountain States Telephone
nd Telegraph Co. has adopted EN- !,
loyees' Benefit Fund. This fund :
intended 10 care for employees in
lred during the performance of
ork for the company and will COW n
all expenses including hospital f
Ire If necessary. Provision is also a
ade for disability from accident and Ii
ON sickness, pensions employees af- 81
II certain age and certain term 81
employment, and insures all en- P
oyees against death due to acci- al
mt in various sums up to $4,000
u u d. Lg udu VI O'SAfSI. SOlO-s lS n,
edical Director OF this Fund and
IS appointed Drs. Woodward &
'oodward as local surgeons for the NJ
ayette district h'
aehoId Case Interests Payette.
A meeting was held in Psyette on ~
1nday afternoon at which Editor "
roxon of the Capital News address
| the people on the Machold case. =
he result of the meeting was the =
,pointment of committee to carry ~
further investigation of the case.
he committee as appointed met ps
lesday and after going over the eI
TIA left with them passed a resolu- II
IN to the effect that they did not W
.lieve Machold had had as fair and tie
lpartisl hearing on his case and th
ell that it should receive a thor NJ
Igh Investigation. AS a result OF fu
e meeting boxes viii be placed at d,
Hollenback's Jeweiry Store and at to