Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1915-09-16

in the State University.
! Leonard Wright came in from Port
land Monday night and is spending
a few days in this city
The Brotherhood of American
Yeomen will meet at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs L. w. Spaulding. Thurs
day evening. Sept. 20.
Mrs. A. l.. Mathis and two young
daughters departed Wednesday morn
ing for Oklahoma, for a visit OF
several weeks with relatives.
Key. 3. E. Kerr, of Perry, Mo-.
Efofher n-law OF Mrs. J. B. Treyey,
visited over Sunday in this city. He
was enroute home from the Exposi-
tion
Jack Watkins, representing the
Idaho Implement Co., of Caldwell,
was buying clover and alfalfa seed
in this vicinity the forepart of the
week
Robert Burns writes frcm Van
Wyck that he is very much pleased
with his school and that he is most
sazguine of having a successful
term.
1t is Captain ]. B. Burns, Dr..
Burns having been designated to
act as the commanding officer cf
Co. 1. of this city, during the tenn
porary absence Of Captain R. L.
Shaw.
Miss Grace Bowman, darghter Of
Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Bowman, took
her departure last Monday for Nc
finnville, Oregon, where she will
enter McMinnville College.
The ladies' of the Christian church
served luncheon in the basement of
he new church building Tuesday to
20 men engaged in tearing down
the old meeting house which stands
In the street.
Alumni dance, Friday. Sept II.
Dunns Hall Wilson's Orchestra.
| Masons from all portions Of the
state are in attendance this week
upon the fory-eighth annual COM
munication of the Most Worshipfui
Grand Lodge of the order being
held in the city of Boise.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Keith and
children returned to their home in
Emmett Tuesday morning, having
spent several days in this city while
Mr.. Keith was assisting in the big
fire sale being conducted by E. c.
Keith & Son.
1t might not be out of order 10
inquire what has become of the en-
thusiastic CD movement which was
put ON foot some weeks ago by the
Payette Commercial Club TO give
the best valley in the world little
bit of publicity through the medium
of advertising.
Frank Case paid $40 Wednesday
for driving his big auto ON the
sidewalks Tuesday night at an ho1r
so late that there wasn't much dan
ger of running over anybody il be
had been satisfied to stay IN the
streets which are unusually wide
here in Payctte. That is a luxury
| that most people can't afford.
Captain r. L. Shaw. president Of
the Payette Commercial Cub and
an all-around, worthwhile citizen,
took his departure last Thursday
for waukesha, Wisconsin, where he
expects to tarry for several weeks,
fer the benefit of his health. It is
hoped that he may veturn fully re-
stored to the condition OF physical
perfection that has heretofore so
signally blessed him.
Arrangements have been made
whereby the new Babcock milk test
er recently added to the equipment
of the Agricultural laboratory IN
the public schools of this city may
be Used for testing the milk from
individual COWS, also skimmilk and
5utterpilk. 1n4se wishing to take
advantage ct this opportunity should
arrange the matter with the AgriSul-
turist, Mr. + r. Brown.
i Mrs. R. NJ. Garland Is one Of the
flew ladies who still has birthday
Her nativity Was celebrated last
TUESDAY, at her artistic suburban
home, with a luncheon at 1:SO to q
few friends. A rustic basket OF bark
Iher own handiwork. filled with ferns
and ageracum formed the center
piece of the table. The place cards
were poetry and wit Her acsnow-
fledgment was given IN prose. Bridge
lwak played later.