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Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1913-11-20
School Note S

The class in Metal work under
Miss Rowena Robinson wiz have the'l
first lesson Tuesday. The metals
to be used viii be silver, copper and
brass and all anticipate an interesting
study,
Mrs. Geo. Wilson. L. T L. Surt,
organized two classes for a silver
medal contest in seventh grade of ;
girls and boys. Contest to be Civ
en- about the second week in Deem
Der
Miss Eleanor Rodgers resigned
her position as teacher of sixth grade.
We regret exceedingly to lose Miss
Rodgers from among cur corrs o.
teachers and it viii be most difficult
to fill her place as her work was high
" satisfactory. The children of her
grade gave her a handkerchief show
err Friday as a token of their love
and esteem.
Robin-Crow-Cot cottage gave
birthday dinner in honor of little Al
ma Smiths seventh birthday Satur-
day. A large dell that had belonged
to ISIS Crowther was dressed ard fit
ed with a wardrobe to delight the
heart of the little girl and at the de-
licious dinner a beautiful cake with
seven lighted candles graced the CEN
ter of the table.
Miss Cosy Sherman assisted Mrs,
G. H. Perry in thoroughly surprising
Miss Alice Perry Friday evening by
inviting a number of her classmates
of the Junior and Senior classes in
TO celebrate her birthday. A delightful
time resulted the time passing ali
too quickly as games and music fol-
lowed by a delicious lunch whiled
away the evening.
Mrs. c. NJ. Lackey entertained q
party of little folks in honor OF
Harold's 9th birthday. The usual good
time was enjoyed in games A par
tjcularly lively feature was the seram-
bic. large bag of peanuts was sus-
pended in the center of tie rom ana
with a blow bursted and scattered
hither and yon and it was heller sSei-
ter to see who could gather the most
the lucky one receiving prize. a
substantial lunch was served after
which the tired but happy little PEG
pie disbanded.
Our football team with large
crowd of boys from the grades ana
high school played Ontario Friday
afternoon. We expected to be able
to record a glorious victory but they
inst reported "oh don't mention it,
upon their return. So We won't
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1913-11-20
Society Notes

A birthday surprise on Wednesday
evaninr at the NJ. r. Powell home
was an ENJOYABLE event and quite
surnrise all around. Mr.. Powell was
INST three score years that day ana
velva Grimes Just 20, The teachers
at Robin-Crow-Cot thought to sur
nrise yelva and went to her nome
for the purpose only to find the oird
flown and no end of searching re-
yealed her whereabouts. 50 the en-
tire marty including the Grimes fam-
fv and teachers joined the Powell
McHenry and Cotton families IN Ine
celebration at the Powell home, each
one contributing to the feast ana
GOOD time as they chatted around
the open CRATE an enjoyed some ine
music About $3.50 Miss Velya oropp-
Cd in having missed the fine dinner
and really wished she had perm'''e
the surprise, since it was such
delightful one.
wedding bells are ringing, Two
WEDDINGS being recorded this week
and others rumored.
Last Thursday Ray Troxall ana
Miss Edythe Wells accompanied oy
Lacey Griep ard wavy Troxan went
10 Weiser and were quietly marriea
NV Justice of the peace. Return
ing the same evening wedding sup
ner was given them at the Weps nom
to which only the relatives OF the
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Announcements

Regular services at the church of
the Brethren.
Sunday School 10 O'Clock.
Preaching IL o'clock.
Evening Services.
Christian Workers Meeting $50.
Preaching service 1880.
Everybody invited.
Last Sunday delegates were ap-
pointed to the State convention of
the church of the Brethren at Weis-
er Thanksgiving day as follows, Geo.
Eldredge and Emma Kessler, in ad-
dition it is expected a large crowd
will attend from here
Last year Fruitland did themselves
proud in their offering to the Child
ren's Home. Shall We do less this
year? Everyone is appealed TO.
Bring your offerings to the building
south of the bank not later than
November oath and committees viii
arrange to ship same.
Friday night November 21. at the
Methodist church W. H. NJ. S. will
hold their annual THANKSGIVING offer
ing meeting and have arranged
program as follows:
What Hath God Wrought, Mrs.
Robinson.
Our Immigrants and other Lines
of Work-Mrs. Geo. Wilson.
Recitation. Save them to the
Nation" Mrs. Sherman.
Trio.
Recitation, Il saw the spirit OF
Mary's Son." Mrs. o. X. Wilcox.
Why Womsn's H. NJ. s.? Mrs.
Deal.
Recitation. "The Chimes, Mrs.
N. P. Yockey.
Solo, H. G. Gardner.
Song, America.
Thank offering.
A social hour and refreshments VIII
follow at Epworth Hall and the en-
tire evening is open to all and
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1913-11-20
ORDINANCE NO. 24o.
Introduced by Mr.. Creighton.

An Ordinance amending Section 1,
OF Ordinance No. 126. as amended by
Ordinance No. 2S2. entitled An Or
dinanee fixing the fire limits within
the corporate limits of the City of
Payette. and providing for the Pre-
vention Of fires therein. and providing
a penalty FOR the violation thereof.
Be it ordained by the Mayor and
Council of the City Of Payette:
Section 1. That Section l Of or
dinanee No. I26, as amended by orji-
nance No. sS2. entitled An ordnance
fixing IRE limits within the oorp5r-
ate limits of the City of Paye;te. and
providing fer the prevention OF firSs
therein. and proyiding a pe1a'y Tor
the violation thereof" passed by the
Mayor and Council on the 18th day
OF May. 1918. be. and the same is
amended TO read as follows;
The west one half OF Blocks One.
.Ql SIX, co. and SeTea. "a. and all
of Blocks Two. C2l Three. (sl Five.
C5l and Eight. Isl in GorrieIs Addi-
ton TO the City OF Faye.te. Idaho,
also the west half OF Block Nine. co.
the north east quarter of Block Three
(Sl, and all - Block Four. "a, in
Masters original Towns;te as descr-b-
ed upon the official plats OF the City
of Payette. as plated and recorded
in the office of the Recorder OF Can
yen County. Idaho. be, and are here,
by declared in the fire limits Of the
City of Payette, Idaho.
Section 2. This ordinance shall
take effect and be in force from and
after its passage, approval and pub
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1913-11-20
FRUITLAND DEPARTMENT

cordial invitation extended to every
one. No admission.
For some time past a play, 9Th.
old fashioned Husking Bee" has bsei
underway, By members o, the NJ. E
Ladies Aid. It is expected the en-
tertainment will be given within the
next ten days and everyone who il
10 take part is urged to be present
for rehearsal at Epworth Hall Sat
lurday evening.
There VIII be a Union Thanksgiv-
ing service at the Baptist church
Wednesday evening Nov. 26. Song
service by the united choiIs, 7:3s
O'Clock followed by a Thanksgiving
sermon by Rev. C. E. Deal. A gen.
eFai invitation is extended 10 al.
Sunday morning Rev. Deal viii
deliver Home Missionary sermon,
"our debt to the foreigner" In ire
evening the lesson will be drawn from
Gods seventh Word THE source Of
purity" A welcome is extended to
all.
At the Baptist church next Sun
day morning the topic will be Hap
by People" In the evening, Re-.
Tickner viii preach q vide awake
sermon on wake Up" Everybody
is welcome.
w. c. T. Z. will meet Nov. Is at
the Brethren church In a Thenksgiv=
ing service and special music. MFs.
George Hooker leader, It is heped |
a large number wiz endeayor TO be
present
Changers are looking forward to a |
harvest time evening in honor of Ce=
res and Pomona Friday night, Nov,
% at which time 2 etase CT six cam
didates viii unite with the grange.
Decorations and refreshments approp-
rate TO the occasion will be proyid-
ed and pleasant time anticipated. !
Card of Thanks.
We desire 70 express our esteem !
ond heartfelt thanks TO the many /
friends and neighbors who were al
ways so ready with their help and
sympathy during the illness and the
death of cur beloved wife and moth
zr.
Mr. Jerry Huff and
daughter Carrie Sandusky. /
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Mothers Circle.

Mothers circle on Tuesday of last
week was the largest gathering since
it's organization. something near lo'
being present. The time was given
almost entirely to Miss Kelly who
came enroute for Lewiston to talk ON
Food Values, which she proceeded TO
do in very comprehensive manner,
having her subject well In hand and
by some tables on the component
parts of we'll balanced meal gave
a very interesting lesson on the prop
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1913-11-20
ANNUAL CONVENTION

Southern I6aho and Eastern Oregon
Bee Keepers Assn, Ontario, Ore,
TUESDAY, Dec. 9th, 1918.
Address of welcome President A l.
MeClanahan.
Lessons Of past Season. E Lyon.
A 7. Pennington. Chas. Nell
overstOeking-A Mcclanahan. W.
Pennington
General Discussion.
Extracting Outfits. power driven. ete.
BENZ. Paine. Herman Growth
Queen Rearing-E- F. Atwater
GensraI Discussion.
DINNER
ELECTION OF OFFICERS
Setting of Next Meeting.
Spring Feeding. R Mariowe.
Spring Feeding. R. Msrlcwe. c.
E. Dibble. W. W. Foster.
Supplies
1s1D
Making Foundation-M. Townsend.
DISCUSSION
A. I. mcclanahan. Pres.
r. o. Bradshaw, see-
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1913-11-20
Whitley Bottom News

Whitley Bottom News ...>
Mr. L. J. Meeker was taken sud-
denly very i'll Friday from hem
orrhage of the bowels and was found
by S. D. Thacker who was working
near there and had gone in to use
the phone. in an unconscious condi-
ton. A physician was called and
everything is being done that IS pcs
sible for the sick man Unfortunate
.ly Mrs. Meeker is not at home, bav-
ing gone to Boise Valley to visit
friends and at this time the fami y
had been unable TO hear from her.
j. H. Boor and family were guests
at the Chas. Lockhart home Sunday.
10 Divish and c. s. Stewart are
working with the gravel gang on
Penns. Ave. and from there east to
Mannemsnis.
Mr.. Tom Lindsey of Star visited
from Saturday to Monday at the Ed
Fitzgerald home on his return he
took Elmer Lang's horses back
Mr.. and Mrs. Brassers baby was
quite III last week but now recover
ing nicely.
Mrs. Chas. Cowen of Nyssa snd
Miss Martin were guests at the Nc
Fall home Sunday.
Earl Boor is sufficiently recovered
from his illness to be able to return
to school Monday.
The decision in the debate OF tee
society was in faycr of the
negative. The United States should
not annex Mexico. The reporter stat
ed President Wilson was wired ac-
cordingly. A wireless l suppose.
10 Divish and Henry Brown have
purchased Mrs. Harris geese and
Mrs. C. E. Stewards turkeys and
viii hold a big rattle at Fruitland On
Tuesday. Nov %. Everybody come
out and win big fat goose or a
fine turkey for your Thanksgiving
dinner.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1913-11-20
By Mrs. j. II. Spainhower

two families were invited. The kappy
young couple viii be at home On
the Griep place south Of Santa Ro
and have the best wishes OF large
circle of friends for their future
happiness and prosperity.
A quiet home wedding at the P.
A. Cregor home On "Wednesday tbs
week, united their sea. Iver Cre5os
and Mrs. Gertie Cregor in holy mat
rimcly, Justice Robinson Officiating
I ely the family being present. They
are undecided as to Their future
plans but we unite in wishing them
all the blessings OF conjugai happ--
mss and prosperity in tier new re
lation as both are held In highest es-
team by a large circle of friends.
The primary class Of the BAPTIST
Sunday school were entertained In
the basement CT the church by the'r
teachers, Mss Ralph Richardscn and
Mrs. E B. GAdish atuEdsay after
noon from to O'Clock. The bsss-
ment is roomy and warmed by the
furnace made an ideal place to hcld /
such a party and 40 little tots hal /
the time of their young lives. TIL |
decorations of harvest time gave IN
out door air, and games suitable TO
their years kept them in merry
mood during the entire a,ternoo--
Two tables spread with good things
seated the entire crowd and i1di ill.,
al buckle berry pies, sandwiches, Co
Goa, fancy cookies, marguerites, etc,
claimed their attention until the hap
by family were more than salts led:
Mrs H. R. FroSt entertained IN
honor of her husbands mother, Mrs
F. A. NJ. Frost, who is their guest
10 a six O'Clock dinner Tuesday af
ternoon from 4 TO O'Clock. Those
invited were Mesdames Thomas Ho-
nan. Childs. Winters, c. C. Powell,
Harry Powell and McHenry.
Mr. and Mrs. T. .. Ady entertain
ID Mr.. and Mrs. a. T. Bishop to
inely appointed dinner un6ayS.
A party of fourteen young people
we're entertained at the MCGEE home
Thursday evening as farewell to
Misses Nell MCGEE and Ruth Brace
veil who left Friday for Peeatel,e,
pleasant evening was spent IN
-ames and music ami light refresh
nents were served by the hos,esses
Hiss Lillian Niece and Miss Hazel ,
smith,
Sunday afternoon, fourteen courles,
riends of Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Carl h
en- surprised them at their home TAX 4.
ng along baskets of good things and
II proceeded to have fine social =
inc. As a Taemeuto Of the occasion r
hey were presented complete set .
dishes. which nearly oyerwhlmed q
be host and hostess as they thankei h
heir friends for their kind remem-
rance.
Mrs. VIM. Hollenbeck entertained Y
, 6 o'clock dinner Wednesday e. =
ming, Mae Meyer. Vale Cciwen. Car :.
e Colwell, Ruth Bracewell and r.
florence Kimsey. 1t ives a pleasant "
tile affair but regretful one too. 2
5 the girls separated to go so q
any different paths Mae and Merle a,
} Midvale, Ruth to Pocatello and
lorenzo to Sweet where she will hi
in her sister Esther, returning to m
Disc for Thanksgiving. Il,
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Local NeUs

Inc pictures OF lOdnO ana HdyeUe
: Valley Publicity League and lecture
. by Mrs. H. D. Wood were put on in
Johnson Hall Tuesday night The
pictures are exceptionally clear and
good and the effort will undoubtedly
result in great good to our valley
and Idaho in general from their pre-
sentation through out the east.
VIM DueH is having small house
built on his lots in Fruitland and
will move to town this winter.
Those entering apples at the spo-
kane Apple show are DR.. Mcbride,
Gano and w. Banana; B. F. Tussing,
Ark. Black and Rome Beauty; C. w.
/ Young, Rome Beauty; Santa Rosa,
Rome Beauty, White Winter Pear
main and Winesap; W. A Reed, Ark,
Black; Manneman Bros, Pen Davis
and Fruitland Association, Jonathan.
From the class of the exhibit We
hope to bring home our quota OF
prizes.
Cleaning on the Noble Ditch Is
completed this week providing the
weather man behaves wei.
A. H. Ramey and C. Symes zhtpp-
ed car load Of hogs TO Portland
Monday. Mr.. Ramey going with the
car.
Mr.. Griffin representing an onthr-
10 firm purchased a car load OF Po= 4
tatoes here last week to be shipped 4
to Kansas.
]. NJ. Royston shipped his potatoes
to Denver last week thru the d strt-
butors.
The apple sizer at Bowers pack
ing house is attracting considerable
attention amcng the fruit growers as
every day visitors go there and see
It in practical use and demonstrating
1t will do all that is claimed for it.
In visit to the packing house te
see this one in operation, enc is
struck with the thought. Why didn't
some one think of it before? but this
happy idea was worked out by Mr., ,
Rogge who is a natural mechanic and
he and Mr.. r. H Woods now have
three in operation. The one here
carries 10 sizes of slides that are cars
lied on an endless chain by motor
power. each set carrying two apples
extra fancy N the one side and fan= !
" on the other, grading board on
he left side allows the slide to open :
as it passes the tables
o drop the apples in the proper place /,
It the tables ranged on either side !,
he length of the machine which IS !.
between 20 and 25 feet. !.
At the head the sorters stand at tab=
es. who pass the apples to the men !.
Who keep the sizer full all the time :,
rhen the apples run especially well /,
9th sides can carry extra fancy as
n a case of where color counts al
most entirely. Mr.. Bowers has about
packers end pays them by the
lay instead the box. A good pack r
II can put from 100 to 125 boxes !,
nd his packing crew OF Z or can
ut up a car load day. ASIDE IRON
owering the expense of packing, :.
here is every assurance the pack viii r,
e perfect COR it can not be other
Use y
Mr.. Bowres, always on the alert
o investigate anything that viii
rove of value to fruit growers stat
d he was trying an experiment with
PARASITE known as Aphelinus sns-
ipemmis of the family of ChalefdtdlT
c. which he has had imported from Il
pennsylvania, ON scale injected
ranches, that are known to suoslst :
n scale, sapping the life from the :
Gale of which 1t is similar type
he experiment Is being made on
is place north of Payette and wai
g watched with interest
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1913-11-20

Ecation-
Passed and approved this 18th Gay
of November. 1918
c. B. COMPTON.
Mayor.
Attest:
MARTIN O. LUTHER.
City Cle-k
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1913-11-20

For Sale-A few choice milk cows.
Airs. George wager, Payette. Ida. 44tf
roa, for stock. N. R. McFan. Payette,
Idaho, Rte. No. l. 4lt4
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!. W. ". DOES
MORE THAN
CHURCH"

"The I. w. w. is doing more
than any church in the city out
side of possibly one or two, to
educate mankind to the needs of
humanity" said Rev. w. A..
Moore, pastor of the First Chris
tian church to the preachers at
the Ministerial Alliance meeting
Monday afternoon in an address
based on his Investigations while
travelling incognito with the
down-and-outers of the world dur
ing his summer vacation.
81 found out the men I asso-
ciated with are against the
church. They are not afraid to
tell you so. They say we are d.
vided and our usefulness has end
ed. l found that the organiza-
lions that are trying to WORK for
the betterment of mankind are
doing more along educational
lines than most of the churches.
l sat in an I. w. w. reading room
and saw over 100 men all read
ing literature. They are study
ing more than you think they are
They say that lawyers and preach
ers would be out of job II they
could not prove black is white"
Rev. Moore declared the church
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-11-11
HOW YOU MAY THROW
AWAY YOUR GLASSES

The statement is made that thous-
Ands wear eyeglasses who do not
really need them. II you are one
of these unfortunates. then these
glasses may be running your eyes
instead Of helping them. Thous-
ands who wear windows" may
prove for themselves that they can
dispense with glasses II they will
get the following prescription filled
at once: Go to any active drug
store and get bottle of Optona:
fill a two-ounce bottle with water
and drop In one DIPLOMA tablet. With
this harmless liquid solution battle
the eyes two or four times daily
and you are likely to be astonished
at the results right from the start.
Many who have been told that they
have astixmatism, eyestrain, cata-
junctivitis and other eye disorders,
report wonderful benefits from the
use Of this free prescription. Get
this prescription filled and use 1t:
SOU may SO strengthen your eyes
that glasses Will not be necessary.
Thousands who are blind or nearly
80. or who wear glasses would new
cared for their eyes in time. Save
your eyes before It 10 too lateI Do
not become one Of these victims of
neglect. Eyeglasses are only like
crutches and every few years they
must be changed to tit the ever-in-
creasing weakened condition ,,,e 80 be- bet
era. get clear, healthy. strong. mag 4
netic eyes through the presentation
here xtvchs---Adv.
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MAKES FACE YOUNG
TIGHTENS LOVE TIES

A fretful expression, a wrink ed
face and a faded complexion, do
more to drive the male members
from home than Is commonly sup
posed. 1t is one of the greatest
difficulties to appear smiling, fresh
and elegant when your dear ones
are with you. But you can over
come all that. Change your mental
attitude and you will find IL second
nature to look cheerful Due part
ly to this. partly to a remarkable
treatment recommended below, your
appearance will so improve you will
look fifteen years younger than be-
fore.
A simple face lotion made by dis
solving an ounce of powdered saxo-
lite in a half-pint witch hazel.
proves a wonderful wrinkle chaser.
Use this occasionally. To renovate
the complexion purchase an ounce
of ordinary mercolized wax at the
druggists and before using this up,
a marvellous transformation will
take place. 1t is like removing an
unsightly mask, revealing n new
face, a youthful complexion of dis
tinctive delicacy, clear, white and
velvety. Merly apply the wax like
cold cream before retiring, washing
1t off mornings. Ten days treat
ment suffices.
Advertisement"
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SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Nov.
10.-"What American cities need
most is more care for young
girls" says Mrs. ]. s. A. Mac
donald, one of the most eminent
club women of the West. Better
care of home girls. Look at the
high school girls who run in lit
tie cliques whose mothers know
little of their associates. plans,
interests.
"The way young girls are al
lowed to go to theaters un-chap-
eroned is terrible. Mothers are
too Indifferent. There is con-
slant danger for even the best
girl. She is too young to decide
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things impersonally or wisely.
Mother do not enter into the
interests and desires Of their
daughters sufficiently. The moth
er should gain her daughters
confidence. A cross word, or
worse yet, ridicule, when .sympa-
thy or federation is needed has
frequently broken the daughters
faith in her mother and made it
impossible for the parent to ever
gain that confidence again.
Don't allow little girls of s
and 10 to go alone to nickel
odeons or In groups.
LET parental training begin
when the girls are young; before
they get IDEAS
If mothers would only awax-
en- to the fact that they must not
give their daughters so much
freedom nor demand so little con-
fidence, white shaving would not
be such a thriving little bust
ness"
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