Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1915-09-23
LOCAL MELANCE
OF WEEKLY EVENTS

j viii Mess has returned to schoo
at Whitman, Wash.
I David Albert returned to the Uni
yersity at Moscow last Sunday.
Miss Velma Spaulding has returne,
to the State University at Moscow.
Charles Davis departed Sunday fcl
Whitman, Wash, to enter as a stud
ent at Whitman College
The ladies of the NJ. S. w. society
will serve hot tamales, near the
band stand. Saturday evening, SEPT
25th.
Mr.. H. B. Shafer, who hrs besn
visiting his brother, A. L. Shefer
and family, left Wednesday evening
for his home at Beaver City, Neb.
Miss L. Rfppe has returned from
the coast. She will leave Wednesday
for st. Louis, accompanied by her
sister Mrs. Ficke and Miss Minnie
Casberg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. 1. Taylor left
last Thursday for the east. They
intend visiting friends ard relatives
in Salt Lake, Denver and also in
Kansas and Iowa.
One of the lady members of a
progressive organization in this city
has evolved a new methcd by whi h
one department of housework is to
be made lighter. A convncing de
ncnstratien was had when the re-
ireshments were served In cars1lss
1t an entertainment a few eve1in~s
since.
There will be no band concert
Saturday night, as several members
E the organization are employed else
yhere this week, the Enterrr;se is
buthcrized to announce, however,
hat extra concerts will be given
after the conclusioa Of the seasons
contract, 70 make up for any that
may have been unavoidably emitted.
The baseball fans and everybody
Who takes an interest In the great
American game, viii be Fleesed to
know that a Subscription has been
guaranteed by some of the business
men of this city to secure the bulls
tins of the worlds series of games
hat will soon have to be rlayed be-
tween Boston of the Americans and
Philadelphia of the Nationals.
Mrs. A. B. Moss took her depart
ure Wednesday for Philadeiphis, Pa,
and will probably go on to Washing
ten, D. c., to attend the CONVENTION
of the National Women's Relief
Corps, to be held in connection with
he great G.. A. R. encampment.
Upon her return home, Mrs. Moss
will be accompanied by her young
son, Heber, who is attending school
in the city of Philadelphia.
Mr.. R. B. Wray, merchant of
Oregon, spent Tuesday
visiting his boyhood friend w. F.
Sherwood in this city. Mr.. Wray
had been on a visit to his old home
IN Minnesota and said he just
couldn't afford to pass Payette. up
on the return trip. 1t is easy 10
imagine how much enjoyment the
two men were able to squeeze out
Of the few hours they were able 10
be together.
The Vale Gazette says that Riley
Horn, a prominent stockman from
he Hole in the Ground country, Is
The owner of Malheur county's big
yest steer. which has been in Va'e
the past few weeks being groomed
for exhibition at the San Francisco
Exposition. The steer is said to be
a monster of his kind and that he
bids fair to outclass the one owned
BY w. A. Coughanour few years
ego. which weighed 3240 pounds at
his best. The steer has net been put
on the scales yet, but thoso who
are speculating on his weight be-
Lseve that he will tip the beam at
near 5000 pounds. Like the Cougha-
nour steer this cne has no known
padigree-being just a common range
steer.