Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1913-12-11
Local NeUs
VIII Install Officers.


At the regular meeting Tuesda
evening Of next week Lorraine Char
ter o. E. s. will install the newl
: elected officers. All members an,
n visiting Stars are earnestly requisite
, to be present.
Suffers Painful Burns.
Saturday morning Mrs. Maggie Bus
sey suffered a painful burn wher
she tripped and fell Just as she was
; leaving the kitchen door with a ket
tie of boiling water in her hand
One arm AID her back were very bad
ly burned.
Trains Delayed by Severe Storms.
Heavy snow storms the latter part
Of the week delayed most all the
through trains on the O. S. L. Sat
urday and Sunday. The storms were
in Wyoming. Colorado and western
Nebraska with some STOW in eastern
Idaho but not enough to delay trains.
Home made candy, Methodist ba-
zaar.
Saturday Busy Day.
Saturday last was one of the busi-
est days Payette merchants have
had in some time. All day long the
stores were doing a nice business.
Now that the Christmas time is ap-
preaching and the stores are all TAX
ing On their holiday attire things will
liven up considerably and we may
expect more people on the streets
than is the usual custom.
VIM. T. Sherman w. r. c.
The next meeting of this Corps will
be Saturday at P. M. The president
desires good attendance as at that
time, officers will be elected and it
is the duty as well as privilege of
each member to be present and ex-
press by her vote, her choice of
these she believes best adapted to
conduct the affairs of the Corps, dur
ing the year 1914.-Press Cor. i
wanted-Work by the day also
washing and ironing done at home.
Mems laundry a speciality. VIII call
for and deliver work. Phone CIV. St |
Farewell Party.
A number of the friends of Miss
Addie Thebo gave her farewell par
ty at the German hall on last Satur-
lay evening. Dancing and card play
ing was enjoyed until a late hour
when delightful refreshments were
served. Miss Thebo who left on No.
Sunday evening for Portland to
become bride was presented with
| handsome casket of silyerware by
Ter friends.
interest In Poultry Show.
Poultry Fanciers of the Boise Vel
ey are taking considerable interest
n the show to be held in Boise jan
,ary 26 to 81 and those in charge
iay that fully one thousand birds
will be exhibited and that the show
will be larger than the one held at
he Alaskan-Yukon fair. Boise busi-
less men have offered sixty fine cups $
s prizes and as many more have
'een put up by various clubs and
tate associations. Birds will be ON {
xhibit from California, Iowa, Ken T
ucky ard other far away states. T
'uys Big Ranch.
A real estate deal of considerable
Importance was cousummated last :
.aturday when d. P. Donovan, of
ioise, purchased the r. A Crump
anch on Big Willow The ranch is
ne of the largest and best on the
reek and all of the stock, machtn-
ry and other equipment goes with Il
!. 1t is Mr.. Donovan's Intention e
, place a manager on the place and '
perate it himself Nothing but thor
nghbred stock of amy kind will be b
ept by him and he intends to de- Il
elop the property into one OF the b
est SlOSk rHuSu0S LII iuoHo VI eHo o
orthwest. "a
p. L. o'BANNoN INJURED. d
P. L. O'Bannon, the well known ex- v
learwater merchant, got mixed up 5
a runaway recently and came off IL
econd best, the wagon running over II
is body and knocking him out. This S
ill change the opinion some people
ad that O'Bannon could not get the O
orst of 1t In anything. He is I'm B
rowing, and will soon be out. Il
The above we copy from the tt
rangeville Globe. Mr. O'Bannon II IL
>on to become a resident of Pay a
tie and expects to come Just as
,on as he RECEIVERS from his in- S
Iries.
NOTICE. II
Tho Payette Commercial Club de- A