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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-31
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Gins uficrer Sulti5.) Sn Dem Gerioz
nal mlercr bobcren @crihte itebcn
9roBe 0erdnberln9en bepor. Ius DENT
Sbcr0cridtsbof lit tilr3lid) 6err CD.
@olff enbgiiltig nllsgctrctcn. mn cs
iollen linn i'll Babe eini9e Goacgcil
$3.50. &c Ia Sontdinc unD Warthn)
foI9cn. Nuf hus Suremburgcr Sc
5irfsgcriht bat Dor GINGER 3eit
mcbrcrc anaeiebenc Witglieber pcrz
loren: 0r. Suniel Nouiicut lit Inter
birettpr Der Sparfaiie unb @rllnbz
freoitanitalt llnb Sr. @rnit Scclerc
Siltritts @pmmiiiur gelporbcn; 6err
Sc5irfsrid,ter Sclir @rebt. Der nett
lid oemiiiipnicrte, III oieier Gage mad,
Sriiiicl ilbergeiiebclt.
Sterbefdae.-@om 6. Mtdrs: Iu9.
BURNER, ult 8 Sabre uuo , Wonatc.
g.: SranS Wercplier. alt 80 s..
2ofomotipfiibrcr. = s.: Worccllc 90
iepbinc BURNER, aft = Wouate.-11.:
Sobunn BOB, alt So s.. Stolermeiiter.
-Sn YariS itarb perfloIicnc @od,e Die
@r1fins @itttpe Georges &c 0titrn, eez
bprenc Sbereie SC @organ. SIR
@nttc fuar ibr bercit5 Dor einigcn
Sabrcn I'M 5obc boraiisgcganaen. bic
Geritorbene ma Die dltcite Spftcr bes
6rn. Baron Dc @argan aus &urems
burg.
GuSseidrmnscn.- Scutihcn 9ldts
tern 5ufolge fpurbe DEM Nr5t ltno ME-
berldnbtidcn General : Gpniul Srn.
9r. 8reden in 2uremburs oer 9tothe
Aolerorbeu pierter &laiie p%erlicben.-
Ius 9orpeaur miro 9emeIbct, bdp
unier 9anbsmann Sr. Heiffers. 3ahnz
nr5t unb 1linifz @oriteber IN Der
3abndr3te Shule bon gorbeour. gum
.Sificier b'acabemic" ernarnt NOR
oeu lit.
2impertsberg.-9in in Der Sertae
ltraBe g%eiegenes, n~euerbaitcS Gin
familienbais oes llnternehmcrs Srn.
3atb. Shnlit lit fir 1880 Sr. in
Den Belts bes peniiouicrten Shlohts
meiiters &ru. Sbeato ilber9egan9en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-31
Aus ben iibrisem Theilrn.

q c nj I d., 8. @tdrS. - 8citern
Ibenb Itdrb bier in ieiner hcirlatbz
lifen 8obnune, im Ilter o II
Sabrem 8err Nptar gouarb Setter
ans Salbeim.
8Dblinsen, Den 10. Ntdr5.-
8e'tern itarb bier Der algenlein &C.
IhGbtc mn beliebte Gisentbiimcr 6r.
Braun, SIrsermeiiter Der 8emeinoe
aprih. ,-
sells. Z. Idrs:-gtaGts brad,
I'M Inrpeien ser Edhter @ebriioer
Rihsls 5u Acknowledgement Scuer aus,
benz Die Sheui1e unb Stdle inrnnr
Soiirdeen uno Iieb 5llnt Spfer fielen.
@~eriiferter @elamn,tifuben ettpa
10000 Sr. gieentbiimer Der Sarm lit
5r. Srircour, Iopofat in 2%urembure.
Sprburn. Z. Mdrs.-Sm Inz
tpeien Der @e6riioer Sob. uno 8altbas
Jar 6aag brad Se,ier aus. bas
Idmmtlid,e @ebdnbe IanrInt Tobiliar
5eritorte. Ierii6erter 9elaumtid,az
Den 10000 Sr.
Ietingen, 7. IGrs.-6r. Soits
per5eptor Soitert bon bier crbielt
9eitern Die traurise Nadrift bon Dem
Sooe Ieines 2~2idbrisen Spbues. Der
Den Soften zines @orreippnoeIten in
einem groBeu 8ei6dft in Iasbeburs
periab. Or mar crit felt cini9en
Saeen erfranft.
Settngen, Z. Idrs.-Gin ben
grben oes Srn. Y. Seinz@ einaun ses
bOrenbes Wpbnbau5 ipuroe fir 5000
Sr. bon Srn. SERB. Sein anseiteigert.
8obinsen, z. WGr5.-auf Ser
belsiihen 8rensitatipn Itbiis purbe
Der 4~0idbrise 3ollbeainte Yierrc bon
Der 9ofpmotipe eineS Serjoneu3uges
erfaBt, tpoburd er inter Die Hdber
Der locomotive 81 liesen fam Iro linn
Der linfe SUB ab9etrennt purSc.
Muberbem erlitt er b~ebeutenSc @unz
ben am &ppic. Ser 8ebauernsfpertbe
ipirbe ms SoIpital nad Irlpn pers
braht, NO an ieinem Iuffommcn gez
stpeiielt miro.
10 II q c II, 6. IGrs. - Serr
ltnternebmer Hctter bon SpIerih iii
our Belt nit Dem Nbrdrmen Der altcn
&apeIe bon 2ipinsen %bcld,Gftist. Sic
purbe i'm Sabre 1872 erbaut. Sic
8lpdc ecs 8irfleins bat bas chr
piirpise Sitter o 222 Sabrcn. GA lie
I'M Sabre 1892 in ct. gilbert (8cls
sien) fir Die Yfarrei 9Mifropt &C.
soiicn purbc. In Stene Der alien
&apele tommt cine ncle, reht nette
Stride.
nripclt, ~. IGrs. - SieIer
Gage erbielt Der bieiise G~i9cntbiimer
Sr. 8remer Die traurisc Nahrid,t BON
Dem Sobe ieines d~lteitcu Sobncs. Der
bereits ieit lGngerer 3eit auf eiucm
eroberen @auernhof in DER llmgeoeno
BON 2iittih bcbicnitet mar. Ils Der
ielbe Die Yierbc auipannen woIltc.
ipurbc CT 10 unaliidlih bon eincm
Sfcrbe aetroifcn, haB or bercitS cine
Stunbc mad, Der Iufnubmc in has
Spitnl pcritien.
0tiieu, 8. Idrs.-Seit mcbres
rem Nonntcu pcruridtcn Die pilecn
@runser nuf bicii9em Sannc arBers
orbcntlid)c Icrpiiirungcn. Sroe
unicrcr Me~flunationcn idritt ser
SaanpGhtcr bis ieet nid,t srscn Sicic
pilbcn 0citicu Gin.
Sapicr, IL. MGrS.-M Der
@obumg rc9 NdcrcrS Nit. Srnut
bruh Scuer aus. lpcld]e5 bos NallS
ncbit 3ubehnr Scr'tortc. Der MIR
gcriua p%crlidlcrtc Sfabcn bctrdat
1000 Srnufcn.
RimacL, Q. MGrS.-Nm 20. sc
hrlnr pcrIicB Der biciiac Sualobucr
Satob Sirrn 'einc &pbmms unb lit
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-31

iffparse Sdrnierc 5uriid, 10 hdB tic
3ulest dilsldbcn lptc aonoeinntcil.
8cnln MN aid, baS Gich. bno tic &c
iungcil, it0n nm riihrcnn ipdr fir bic
8ele9enbeii, 10 bdtic GO bpd) nod,
u1b itIDncr gclautct ltno uiitb
rittigcr, lpcnn lie geiungcn bdttcn:
.@ott. erbaltc Slr, Den
Stn0fcrt;
SaB i'm nod piel' Storics
idreiben,
llnb Der 0uuSirnu nit Dem
p0fer
llno ms aH' bic 3cit uerz
treihen!
@ptt crbaltc .Sur, zen
Shnofert.
l"lniern licbcn Softcr Sur."
81. 81. @enn c5 % bciBt I'M
2ieo LIMB Der Snusfrau nit Dem
pofcr, unn ms ar" etc. Damn ioll oo5
nid)t mciren. ais ioQe CT III it D NJ
y oter binter 9enen Der iein. Seoer
lpeiB idor, lpic CO rccht 81 ucrltebcl
lit. Nber ih iagc Sieies mIr, neil e5
inmter 10 rcritmiste Seute 9ibt,
Die Iacs 81 perbreben lpillcn. -
p Bel Nbliugung bes SiebcS bat Der
Chef biri9iert unb natiirlid nuh &c
iuneen. Wcnn bas Sineen i'm Sieh
bod ging, Damn bat Der Gbef Den acpf
bpber gehobeu uno 3 @dul tpeiter
aufaeiperrt. aber Der Con blieb Der
ielbe. llnb fpenu es nieorig cling I'M
Sinaen. Damn bat er Den 8opf mad,
abipdrts gebalten; Der Con a6er blieb
berielbe bel inn. Sas mar mn 'etr
BeritdnbniS bonn bod uno niebria
iingen. Ser fonntc ais Siriscnt mn
Ginger cinen sriten Ylas baben Del
elmer sroBen Sperns9 ompaenie.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-31
@ atcrloo. Scpu.

@atcrIpo. Scpu.
I'M WdrS IA.
@ertber Serr Chef Hcbafteur!
8ir bnbcn leiber nid,t cine 10 itarfc
fntboliihc Sreiic mic bic Tihtfatbos
lifen cine ioseuanutc farbloic Ireiie.
gs ihcint Die S~neesprciic bcutSuta9c
mebr @aht 5u baben oils ielbit unier
Scrraott. llnb besbalb inbpriicre id
aus gan5em 6erScu Shre gntpidcs
lungs Sonhss Sbee. Sd boife Die
She Catholic Sri6une" in penieen
Sabren lid Su cinem .Sdilu" aus
lpatien 81 iebeu uno in SGlhc sl elmer
bnlbupdcntlifen Iussohc. Scsbnlb
bin ih aernc hcrcit cincn bDbercu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-31

Slbclbeio 81 Gbrcn bes pip[omatiihcu
aprpo pcralitdltctcn Concert bcgnben,
lplIrben off hcnt 0egc ilnd) Dem
SdlpB pm cilIcnt 1obclbalifcu anacz
rulten uno bcifimpit. Sic Wcns
idcnmcnac. bic iit n%ninmmcltc, lang
Die .Iuriciluiic" uno Ifric .@n>
dc9!" uno .3abcrn." bis Die YoliSci
ciuihritt uro Die R~arelsfllbrer Der
Scinpnitrdnteu perhufteie.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-31
Bort @aibinstun, @is.--Iaurt

Bort @aihingtpn, Wis.--Idurer
Sobn Shdnen bon bier bat am %.
Rdr5 nit DEM Snmpier o2applano"
cine 8eIudsreiie nah europa angez
treten. Seine Gltern ipobnen i'll San>
men, 4anton Hcbingen. Sic 3ciie
BON bier big Inttperpen unp 5urilf
foftet ben 8etreffenben ncm feline
500. (Sie Sanpfcr@ Sabrraten limb
CUR 3eit tpesen bes 8atenfrieges Der
beiben beutiden Sdmpferlinien iehr
bi0ie. Or. Silmer, Sampfjhiffiabrtss
Isent su Nep Sa,npton, Sa., ihreibt
ieopd in icinem glatt: .Sest iheint
es obcr. baB Die 8eieuihaiten lid piez
Der perbrilbern lpsroen. benn ans amt
lifer Suelle piro nns mitsetbeilt. baB
bic Hetourfabrfarten iest ipieoer anT
beiben 2inien 9iiltig ieien. "-anm.
bes Geb.)
Sn benz als ,0olblanh" ~beriibmten
Staate Californian i6eint aud nod,
LANCE nift aues Cob 81 iein, mas
sldnst. INTERIM Satunt bonn IS.
@dr5 ihreibt ms unier 2eier. Serr
Nnton Scrrcs bon Irropa @ranbe,
Gan 2ilis Sbispo gountn, nabe an Der
pnSifilfer &iiitc lrnb etpa bdlbrpegs
3tptIdcn San Sraneisco uno Sos
NnaeIes, unter Inberem pie folgt:
nOie nah DEN iGreflifen 8esens
itiirmen einaetretene Sise bon 90 bis
95 Grab I'M Sfatten neblt beiSen
Nabttpinben briusen fat ale Sflans
gen gum Serieneen. unb TART ms
aberndls cine Siirre, i6re6liher dls
Die lestidbrise. entsegen.
Cascade, Soma. - Sic Inna6me.
od Der ihfpere Yerluit an Sdlpeinen
i'm lesten Scrbit unb 8inter nint
ousiflieBiih auf bic Cholera. ionoern
in pielen Sdnen pielmebr auf Biirrner
3nriid3ufiibren lit, ipiro onrf nniern
9eier Yeter s. 9bin. ipelher cine
sroBe 5arnt iieben WeiIen bon SeIcs
pile belrirtbidaftet. beitdtist. Serr
Sbin bate iiber 100 S6neine unD als
fiinf berIelben fronf ipuroen linb pers
enoeten. .pliroe Die gbolera bafiir pers
artfportlif gehalten. Sic iibrisen
Sdbfpeue seisten iebo6 feline 3ranfs
heitsSpmptome lIno iplirben obne tpeiz
tere 0erlnite eenlditet unb perfalift.
arseenommen % Stiid. Die Serr chill
iiir Suht5pefe bebielt. Inn fiber az
scben. Iieb 5bil bieie inrpien. Gin
paor Rod,en ipGter purben einise
berislben franf unb SbiG bcnahridz
tiste ben 0etrenGr. tpelder Die
Smpfune an ben Sbieren poreenpms
men hattie. Dieter fonnte nidt fling
trerben mno lieB einen S~pesialiitcn bon
Chicago fommen. Sbr eriter Shritt
mar cine poitmortem llnterilidnng
eines Der oerenoeteu Sbiere, in beilen
Snnern lie cine In3abl Sanbpiirmer
porfanben. Gle tDbteten bann zines
Der franfen Sbicre unb fanbcn biez
ielben Suitdnoe. 8is Iesten Samss
tag bate Chill 25 Shpeine perloren
unb beibe Setrendre ihreiben Den Ser
init ben Saubpiirmern su.-,8atb.
@Ghter."
SpSperS, Spua.-Serr Spbn q.
Sunsers o bier fpobnte in Gbnrd
Cafe. Wis.. benz 8esrdbniHe Ieines
peritorbenen Snfels Safob S6anen
bel. beiu6tc ieinen SGtpager Sbeooor
Shanen. ioipie Sreunbc uno @ers
tuanbte III Belgium, Sacaba unb
Hancom 9afc.
ct. Miholas, Winn.-Sa6ier lit
am 8. Mars Serr Sobu aeBlcr i'm
Ilter bon AZ Sabrcn einem glutiturs
erleaen. @s iiberlcben i'm feline
Satin, cine seb. Stein. uub iehs
&inber. CT rilbe in Srierenl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-31

&ir luieocrboleu: Scr gntipidez
lungs Soub @cbnnfc loa lpic folat
lpirfen: ~ Den Snbiffen!iss
M II 5 gcgcn Die beitebenoe tntboliid,e
Hrelle unh lire & IN / 4 / lung
pertreiben; b. bus ipirflit por>
bdnbene Sutereiic in Collars unb
Gents. Shpar3 auf &eib, ab3umeiieu
lrtdlen; g Mittel iperoen, ln 81 Nus
9oben 5lpct Deal in Der Bpd,e unb
pfters bis 81 tdglifen Ius9aben
ilber6IIeitcg.
Sin cinen SonO 6ltr Gntipifelllns
Der rShe Catholic Sribune" liegen
6lr 3eit Die folaenOen ihriftlid]en
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-31
1ro6bfr3ogtbum,


an 9%ugemburs bcihinpit.

SPECIAL adbclardmm Der .Nclp yorf
StnntsScitung".)
an Sugcmburs bcihinpit.
Seinlihcs Nuiiebcu crrcpt Gin Dor
iaQ, Der iid in Der lurcmbur9iidcu
Sauptitaot abipicltt unh 6ci9t. lpcld,c
Srilhte Die bon Sronfreid) Gus icit
Der 3abcrns Niiairc mchr rcm ic be-
triebcncn Scecreicn uid,t IN in
SothriuGcu. iouncru audi III
tru9cn, Srci Ncrt'd,c
SttlSlcrc. oic llh IN clnrm bon der
iu9enhlld>eu 0roBhsrjobiu Marie
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-31
Ans hrm Ger. 5taatru.

r r r + +
&riimmd)en ams bent &uapplaf
ncs Or. Sng.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-31

3reis bufilr 81 bc3dblcn. Sd, lucroe
dltf bnlb meinen Sbeil sum Gntlpidcs
lllngss Sonb bciiteueru.
,4,t,tttb.,, NUtr
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-12-10
WHITLEY BOTTOM NEWS.

Mrs. Harris and Kate were guests
of Mrs. C. E. Hurds Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Powers were
visitors at the Braswell and Rabey
homes Sunday.
H. ]. Thorp is hauling wood from
M. B. Sherman's place for winter
use.
Frank Barnard and A. ]. Hans Il
were at Whitley Bottom Thursday
fishing and hunting.
George Lockner and wife and Ira
Melcher and wife visi. ed her We'd
nesday.
next year.
Messrs White and Jones are haul
ing lumber for poultry houses to
go into turkey raising extensively
next year.
L. ]. Meeker lost a fine horse
last week and Mr.. Rabey has one
very sick
Bernard Eastman and a party of
friends from New Plymouth were
and fishing here Friday.
Mrs. c. E. Stewart visited Mrs.
Meeker Tuesday.
Donation work is being done on
the road this week.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-12-10
By Mrs. j. II. Spainho,Oer

cards and programs were found al
every plate. Amsey Bollinger acled
as POSTMASTER, and his call waa
responses from several members OF
the class. The after dinaer prosram
composed of readings and mr&ical
numbers were as follows, Piano soloi
by Leila Fisher and Nellie Burnett,
recitations by Wilma Bollineer, Way
Bowers, Mary Shank, and Elnora
Bollinger, Violin Duet, Louis Ramey
and Lyle Brown, and vocal duet,
Jane Shamberger and Louis Ramey.
About IS friends and neighbors sur
prised Chas Judy Saturday evening
in honor of his birthday anniversary.
From fist to last it was one good
time long to be remembered. Plenty
of good things to eat was brought
along and every want was amply
supplied.
The most impotant event CT lis
kind ever held in FruEland was
banquet given under the auspices CT
the four Mems Bible classes Of the
M. E. Church at Epworth Hall when
101 men gathered to enjoy the
material and spiritual pleasures CT
never to-be-fcrgotten evening, upon
the invitation of Rev. c. E. Deal,
who was the prime mover in the
event, which partook OF the nature
of Mems Forward Religious more
ment. The beautifully appointed ban
,quet served by the ladies Of the
Church was a triumph CT culinary
art and fully appreciated by the
bapquetors. H. T. Lewis voicing the
sentiments Of all in a toast ITO the
Ladies'. Rev. Oliver Hover respond
ed in a fine little talk on Bible
Class work.
The out of town guests were Rev.
C. c. Pratt of the NJ E. Church of |
Ontario, H. C. Baldridge County Supt
OF Mems Bible Class work and E.
M. kirkpatrick, Mr.. Blackburn and !
Mr.. Karrick and Judge Russell Of |
the Friendly Mems Bible Class of |
Parma, all giving short addresses
on the work in general and their
own in particular.
The musical numbers were espec:-
ally appreciated, Judge Russell favor
ing with bass solo, and several /
fine selections by the male quartet,
Prof. T. R. Nelson, B. c. Blakesly.
H. G. Gardner and o. X. Wilcox
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-12-10
Announcements

w. H. M. S. will hold their quar-
terly tea at the home of Mrs. R. J..
Rowse Thursday P. M. Dec. 10.
C. E. of the Methodist Church
will meet next Saturday night at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. P. A. Cregcf
in a social and business session.
Lutheran Ladies Aid will meet
Friday P. M. 2 O'Clock at the home
OF Mrs. Nels Pearson.
Rev. c. C. Pratt of the M.E.Church
Of Ontario will exchange pulpits
with Rev. C. E. Deal both morning
and evening services. All welcome.
The men Of the M. E. Church and
all interested will meet at Epworth
Hall Tuesday evening Dec. 18th for
class organization and an oyster sup
per.
The topic for Sunday morning Ser
vice at the Baptist Church is
Strength in w eakness". In the eve
ming THE Cry of the Perishing'
Everybody made welcome.
Regular services at the Church of
the Brethren Sunday School 10 A. M.
Preaching IL o'clock. Christian Work
ers meeting $50. Preaching 1880. A
cordial welcome extended to all.
Bear in mind Grange election OF
officers next Friday night. Be pre-
sent.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-12-10
NOTICE

Notice Is hereby given that / the
undersigned will offer for sale and
will sell at public auction to the high
est bidder for cash, lawful money OF
the United States of America One
sorrel mare about nine years old and
weighing about 1850 pounds and be
longing to one Frank Parsons at
O'Clock p. m. on the 18th day Of
December 1914 at the barn OF c. Nc
Carly On his ranch about three milei
south west of the City Of Payetts.
Idaho.
Said horse is being sold under Soc
ton 3448 Revised Codes of the State
of Idaho to satisfy and pay feed and
pasture bill forsaid horse all OF whic
has ACQUIRED between about May L.
1914 to date and amounting to the
sum of $4,000 (Sixty-six dollars) the
same being the balance due the un-
dersigned for feed and pasture fol
said horse under a certain contract
entered into about May l, 1914 by
and between the undersigned J. I.
Creger and the above mentioned
Frank Parsons for the care feeding
and pasture of the above mentioned
horse of which $4,000 has been due
for more than sixty days last past.
Given at Payette, Idaho this LIST
day of December 1914.
!. I. Creger. 49t2
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-12-10
FRUITLAND DEPARTING NJ T

Ting, bringing along plenty of good
eats and plans for jolly good
time, which they had in games and
the usual social way.
Calvin Niswander was able to be
out for Church Sunday, having al
most fully recovered from his re-
cent operation.
Mr.. Forbes Of Fayette preached at
Sunnyside In the absence of Rev.
Benz. Smith who was unable to com
but will be present Sunday, Dec. 20.
Glenn Darnell who teaches near
Parma spent the week end at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. NJ Hurst return
ed Tuesday from al delighted visit
with friends at Boise and Urtick.
The date of the Literary society
las been changed from Friday 10
Saturday night The question is Re
solved that ignorance causes more
crime than iDtemperance. Aft. M.
HezeliIne, Neg. Mr. Hollingsworth.
Mr. md Mrs. Roberts of Payette
visited mis- sister Mrs. Sarah Rifle.
Sunday.
Grover Bros. shipped another car
load of hogs from New Plymouth this
week
]. D. Walker visited his brother
Geo. Walker at New Plymouth the
first of the week.
M. B. C. will meet Thursday with
Mrs. M. M. Hurst.
Friendship Ladies Aid will meet
Thursday Dec. II with Mrs Ben
Grover.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-12-10

Wanted.-Cattle and Hrgs. H'gh
est market price paid. ]. o. Bowker
phone 269J.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-12-10

Yield Written Total 1C0
Smelling al of husking 100lb.
The reckoning the value ISL
deducng IS for follows
Floyd Spaf1hwe $685. Theodore
s4O Fisher SAL Lambert Young SAB.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-12-10
NOTICE OF THE ISSUANCE OF AN
ATTACHMENT.


In the District Court Of the Seventh
Judicial District Of The State Of
Idaho.in and for the County Of Can
yon.
j. A. Orrell, Plaintiff
vs..
Thos. E. Walker,
Maggie NJ Walker, and
R. B. Mitchell, Defendants.
STATE OF IDAHO, COUNTY OF
CANYON, SIS.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIvEN,that
on the 18th. day of November, A. D.
1914, attachment was issued in the
above-entitled action against the
property Of the aforesaid defendant,
Thos. E. Walker, Maggie NJ. Walk
er and R. B. Mitchell for the sum OF
Five Hundred and no 100. (s50o.0O
dollars, with interest thereon at tho
rate of 10 per cent per annum from
January oath. 1914, together with
the costs of this action, and $4,000
attorneys fees.
WITNESS my hand and the seal
Of said District Court, affixed this
18th. day of November, A. D. 1914.
Geo. w. Stove, Clerk
of the District Court.
BY Fred Mitchell, Deputy.
Norris & Norris, Attorney for
Plaintiff, Residing at Payette. Ida
no. Alta.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-12-10

bridge, which issto be a part of the
State Highway. The grade has been
lessened and widened to the require
tments of the Highway Commission,
and will be graveled 16 #. in width
to a depth OF inches. At the cor
ner known as Liberty a large
amount OF earth has been moved to
level the corner which was low.
Our Payette friends are anxious
that we become active in the cam
paign to secure a Chautauqua for
Payette Valley and, Why not? The
requirements are not such that
they will be at all difficult to attain.
Only that 900 season tickets be as
su.red which should be easy in
this thickly settled community and
the iowa CT Payette and no doubt
the attendance would double yes
treble tina; number The Chautauqua
would he six days full of the best
in lectures, musical entertainments,
clean wholesome fun, thoughtful ses-
sions of deep educational interest.
Let us help all We can to secure
this Chautauqua for Payette Valley.
Young Peoples Branch of the w.
c. T. U. met at the home or Miss
Leila Fisher in a business session.
A short but interesting program was
given. About rs young people being
present A president was elected to
fill the vacancy left by Miss Kess- !
Ter who resigned, Miss Wilma Boil
linger being chosen, Nellie Burnett ]
vice pres. Several new members
were added. The next meeting will
be held at the A. B. Eldredlye home.
The Baptist Colporter, Rev. Cox, /
occupied the pulpit at the Fruitland /
Baptist Church Sunday night and
called upon the members with his
books, the early part of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Rich enter
tanned to a dinner party Sunday Mr..
and Mrs. l.. H. Rich, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ira Dalzall, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Thompson, Mr.. R. Thompson and
Miss May Meyer.
B. F. Tussing returned Thursday
from a four weeks absence at
Douglass, Wyom. where he went
with a car load of apples and with
the purpose of finding a market for
more apples. He found the buyers
already had overstocked with an in
ferior quality and while he sold
some of his at $1.40, s1.75 and $500,
the greater part were stored for
holiday trade. Upon his return he
was accompanied by his daughter,
Mrs. /. D. Henderson and little girl
from Bayard, Neb. who will make
an extended visit with her friends /,
here.
Mrs. Sarah Mercer aged "a years
mo. was taken suddenly Ill Sunday :
with severe pain in her head and
expired in few hours, altho all Il
hat medical skill could do was done
or her relief. She was at the home !
If her son Clinton Mercer and a
laughter Mrs. Francis was also at
Ter side. She also has son Palm
IT Mercer in Payette and a daugh- I
er MIS- Turner, another daughter t
drs. Overton, will come from Oregon
lily, Ore. to accompany the re- \
Mains back to Adell, Iowa where 6
mother daughter Mrs. Alexander re-
ides, and the deceased will be laid c
o rest in the family lot. g
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SCHOOL NOTES.

| The Chemistry class entertainment
was largely attended and thoroughly
enjoyed. Music, readings, labor atory
experiments, songs etc., followed in
succession with lively interest. The
dialogue by anti suffragettes made
quite a hit and Nellie Burnett as
Mrs. Pankhurst had things all her
own way.
Light refreshments were served at
domestic science cottage. The ne
proceeds of the evening amounted to
$3.50 which will be used to pur-
chase laboratory equipment.
Mothers Circle Friday was Of I'M
usual interest altho the numbers On
the program were entirely of home
talent. The parliamentary drill by
Apphia Robinson ON How to handle
Motions" was instructive and Great
ed considerable merriment.
Mrs. Madsen gave beautiful talk
contrasting the European and Ameri-
can Christmastide, her theme touch
ing mother hearts. Mrs. NJ. M. Nc
Intosh who is an accomplished elccu-
ZIONIST, gave a splendid reading. The
program was carried out in detail
as previously announced. Sth grade
girls served delicious lunch and
each mother was presented Christ
mas favor in the shape of diminu-
tive Santa Claus. O
Miss Pearson has become a resi-
dent of Robin-Crow-Cott.
Eighth grade are revealing In the
fine reading found in the set of
books purchased from Miss Van
Buskirk, by their teacher Miss Ap-
phia Robinson.
The Brethren Ladies Aid sent a
fine bundle of new clothing and
some that was partly worn but in
good condition to be sent to the
Juvenile court at Boise which has
great need of help.
Miss Fay Fowler has submitted
preparatory tests to state examina-
lions for Sth grade, the average OF
the room being IS percent.
Ethel Makinson Is absent from
school, on the sick list.
FRIENDSHIP NEWS.
Several pleasant social affairs
were given last week in honor of Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Anderson who leave
this week to take up their residence
in Portland. Thursday large at
tendance was out for the Ladies Aid
meeting at Mrs. j. M. Roystons and
a fine social time enjoyed. Mrs. An,
derson has been president the past
year and was presented a pretty
souvenir spoon of Payette as toker
of regard.
Thursday evening they were dune
guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ben Grover and were surprised by
the members of M. B. c. and their
husbands dropping in tor the even,