Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1915-09-09

Howard and Miss Esther Rec
and Miss Joyce Barnes take the
departure today for Iowa, to atten
school. Mr.. and Miss Reed 20 I
Grinnell and Miss Barnes to Nj
Vernon.
| Secretary Harry B. Grauel, of tn
Malheur County Agricultural Assocs;
tion, has favored the Enterprise wit
complimentary tickets for the mee-
ing to be held at Ontario, Sept. 2
to "a, inclusive.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richold and daugh
ter Pauline, of Wichita Falls, Texas
stopped in this city last Friday t,
visit Mr.. and Mrs Charles Bolton
They were returning from the Pan
ANA Exposition.
1t may as well be understood thai
the City Ordinance regulating tn.
speed limit, lights, ETC., of automo
biles, is going to be enforced. A
light in time viii save the major
part Of nine dollars it may happen
to be.)
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Lauer and son
Donald returned home Monday from
Long Beach, Wash, where Mrs.
Lauer and Donald spent the sum-
mer. Mr.. Lauer having gone down
ten days ago for short soiourn be-
fore accompanying them home.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. C. Derryberry
and daughter Miss Clara, who
have been visiting at the home Of
City Attorney F. H. Lyon the past
Ten weeks, took their departure
Tuesday morning for their home in
Tenn. Mr.. and Mrs. Derry
berry are the parents of Mrs. Lyon.
Mr.. Gilbert Holt took his depart
ure on the O'Clock train Monday
afternoon for Kirksyille, No., where
be will enter the School OF Osteo-
pathy. Mr.. Holt's sterling character
and admirable social qualities should
serve him to very good advantage
in the pursuit of a professional
career.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. s. Luther and
Miss Duke, who arrived in this
,ity several weeks ago from Water
own, N. Y, and have been visit
ng at the home Of Mr.. Luther's par
snts, started in their auto on Fri
lay last to make the return trip.
They hope to reach their destin-
Ltion in 20 days.
L. E. Peterson received a letter
his week from L. S. Soule, former /
y of this city, now resident of |
Sorth Yakima, Wash, in which Mr..
'oule states that he has accepted
he position of Western Editor for
he Hardware Age, of New York,
nth offices in Chicago, where he
I'LL shortly go to take up the work.
M. McKerrall, late of Cleveland,
)hio, has become associated with
be Payette Tailoring Company,
here he will have charge of the
ierchant Tailoring department. The
'ayette Tailoring Company has re-
emily moved into very comfortable
uarters on the east side of Eighth
treet, where 1t has added a nice
ne of suiting cloths.
The editor OF the Enterprise is
leased to acknowledge the receipt
complimentary tickets to the
iaho State Fair, to be held at Cald-
ell September 27-2S-29-So and Oct.
An effort is being put forth by
le management to make the COM
lg State Fair so much of a success
lis year that there will be no ques-
on about its future.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Dunn and
ettie. the baby, Mrs. A. B. Moss
nd son, Mr.. viii Moss. returned to
ayette Sunday from Idaho Point, {
ear Newport, Ore, where they
bent the past two months at the
lmmer home of Mrs. Moss. Fred
loss did not arrive with the party,
aving gone to Seattle for short
sit before returning to the cares [
business for another year. {
]. Weldon Berry, whose mental
is an encyclopedia of re-
able data ON dates, names and |
fuses Of important events, returned S
ith his little daughter from San !
ranciscc a few days ago, and one
IS but to sound him to be con- ,
need that he absorbed az much l
the big things that are being done t
I'd tho big things that are to be s
zen at the great fair as anyone who
Is 20 far reported to this communi u