Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1913-01-09
LOCAL NEWS
We Correct An Error.

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We Correct An Error.
Last week In setting up the soci
ETY. items our linotypist made one
item read that Mrs. K G. Boyd had
entertained Bridge party on Sun
day evening. The item should have
read Saturday evening and we gladly
make the correction.
Progressives Take Notice.
E. S. lines has been appointed te
receive the penny contribution from
all who wish to help towards paying
the fine of Sheridan, Broxon and
Cruzen. Mr.. lines has been appoint
ed by the Progressive Club of Pay.
cite.
Material Arriving for Bridges.
The material for the three Payette
River bridges has been arriving and
is being hauled to the sites of the
various bridges. Two cars of lum-
Der and one car Of tubing has al
ready arrived, been unloaded and
hauled out
VIII Return to Payette.
Word has been received from Eu-
gene, Oregon, that Ira White and
family, who moved there last fall
are getting ready to return to Pay
cite and are vastly pleased with the
idea that they will soon return here
to live. Their many friends will be
pleased to learn of their determina-
ton and will welcome them.
Boosting Payette Valley.
The editor of this paper received
the latter part of last week letter
from T. H. McComsey who is Wis
iting his parents at Gering, Nebras-
ka. Tom is having a pleasant Wis
it and says Nebraska is pretty good
but Payette Valley better. When
he went back he took with him
some of our best apples and has been
doing a little missionary work
among the natives back there.
Skating Being Enjoyed.
Washoe and all other ponds in this
section are now covered with good
substantial floor of ice and skating
is being enjoyed by large crowds OF
the younger folks every afternoon and
evening. The weather has been suf-
cold as to make the ice on
all sloughs and ponds Of sufficient
thickness to guarantee safety con-
everyone is taking ad, an
tage of the fact and enjoying the
very healthfuI exercise.
Sell Large Consignment of Flour.
The first of this week F. A. Cor
ham, Jr., of the Payette- Weiser Mil
ling Company closed deal by which
the firm sold three car loads of flour
to a large concern at The Mar
rows" Oregon. Last year a like
amount was sold by this same firm
to the same parties and the large
amount OF flour was freighted by
.eam to its destination This year
owing to the extension Of the Ore
yon Eastern Railroad out Of Va,e the
-lour may be hauled as far as the
goes by rail and then freight
I'd in.
On Official Circuit
Now that the Emma Theatre has
succeeded in getting on the official
circuit every Monday and Tuesday
light first class vaudeville will be pre-
sented at the price of ten and fifteen
,ents. Every vaudeville feature pre-
,ented by the management of The
Emma during the holiday season was
exceptionally good and large crowds
we're the result. Especially was the
work of the Hayes sisters who play
ed a four nights engagement of last
week good. The management have
1t last succeeded in making arrange
nents to get on the official circuit
and the vaudeville will all be of su-
perior grade.
Good Attraction Coming.
Friday evening of this week at The
Emma Theatre under the auspices Of
the Loyal Order of Moose the Hallow-
sll Concert Company Of Chicago viii
play one engagement. This is high
GLASS orchestra of ten pieces aud the
press reports from other cities where
they have played engagements are
rrey fattering. The price OF admis-
sion will be thirty five and fifty cents
and seats are now on sale at Stroth-
srs Jewelry store. One OF the fea-
lures of this engagement to which
the young people will look forward
with considerable anticipation will be
the dance to be given in Gorton's
hall Immediately after the concert
program.