Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1913-08-28
Local Neus
Return from the Hills.

JOhn GleSler and FAMILY and Artnu
and Mable Orcutt returned Monda
from a twelve days outing on tn
Little Weiser They report a mos
delightful trip and that birds ant
fish were plentiful.
Installing New System.
The Mountain States Telegraph
and Telephone Company is installing
in the Payette Cold Storage a com
plete inter-communicating system
this week which is going to greatly
facilitate the work of that busy place
Leaves for Iowa.
Saturday Otto Albert and fami y
left for Reinbeck, Iowa, where they
will make their future home. A large
circle of friends will regret to lose
this estimable family from this val
ley but will wish for them prosper
ity and happiness in their Iowa home.
Early Apples Moving.
Last week three cars of early ap-
pies moved through the Idaho Oregon
Fruit Growers Association the sub
central of the North Pacific Fruit
Distributors. Twin Falls shipped a
car, Payette and Emmett joined in
a car and Payette and Fruitland in
another.
Frank Moot Returns to U. S.
VIM. Moot received letter the lat
ter part of the week announcing G that
their son Frank who has been employ
ed at the barracks in Honolulu for
some time has been promoted to a
more responsible position at the bar
racks in Vancouver. Mr.. and Mrs.
Moot left the first of this week to
visit with Frank and wife for ten
days.
]. A. Watts of Meridian, came ov-
er Saturday for a few days visit. He
returned home Wednesday.
Henry Fox has been quite i'll at
his home on North Sixth street for
the last few days.
Word has been received in Pay
cite that Mrs. VIM. Peutz, of Owy-
hee, is very i'll and her recovery very
doubtful.
Lathrop & McComsey, the cement
men have just finished a good sized
piece of work for the county in the
way of a cement culvert on the new
river road being opened up north of
Payette.
Manager Weaver of the Twin Falls
District Fruit Association YVES in Pay
cite Wednesday gett ng supplies for
his district from the Idaho-OrCgon
of the North Pacific Dis
tributors.
]. Ronald Walker has r-turned
from Payette Lakes where he has
been assisting the firm of Andersen
& Walker who have the contract for
putting up the bath house and boat
house for the Payette Lakes Club.
Mrs. Ed. Pence and children, ar
rived in Payette Tuesday noon from
Sold Fork where they have been en-
oying and outing. They wi / visit
/ few days at the Burt Verable home
before returning to their home in
Boise.
H. T. Blake the newly elected man
lger of the Parma-Roswel District
Fruit Association, was in Payette
for the purpose of get
ing the districts supplies from the
daho-O Oregon Fruit Growers Associ-
ltion the sub central of the North
Pacific Fruit Distributors.
A Mr.. J. c. Adams and wife, motor
ng from Detroit to the coast were
n Payette a few hours Tuesday.
They came in by way OF Ontario
md the bench and were very much
,leased with that part of Payette Val
ey through which they passcd.
l0uFSQdy evening Wulle pay ms
With some of his young comrades in
he barn on the T. F, Adams pla-e
Everett Peterson, the young son of
dr. and Mrs. L. e. Peterson fell ,
rom the loft through an open space
o the cement floor beneath, a dis
anee of about twelve or fifteen feet.
lie escaped serious injury being but
lightly stove by the fall and having
he breath knocked out o. him.
Next Sunday morning, P. H. Evans,
,astor of the Baptist church will
i've an address instead Of a regular
ermon. Subject, "Womanhood." A
cry cordial invitation is extend
d to everyone who does not attend
hurch elsewhere.
Monday of this week VIM. Maule
fought of Balm the Ford automobile
nan of New Plymouth, five passen-
Ter Ford car of 1913 model.
leaves Payette For Emmett.