Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1915-09-02

q City Marshal Stanton is enforcing
the automobile and bicycle crdt
finances. There seems to be no joke
about this.
j A hunting party composed OF Chas.
Fulton, Z H Brubzker and Cliff
Dagg, took their departure a few
days ago for the Garden Valley
country. If they don't get big game
II viii not be becanse they don't
know how.
Mrs Muller and Junior have re-
turned from their soioUrn at the
Payette Lakes club. Colonel Muller
spent only a few days with them
while they were there, and says he
had onIy begun to enjoy the rest
when ne had to hustle hack 10 his
business.
Scme Of our business men are
using the columns of the Enter
prise this week TO brig them IN
closer contact with the buying
public The reader who fails TO read
the advertisements in the IocalI
paper often misses things thzt II
would be peculiarly TO his or her
advantage to know
Miss Eda Gorrie, who is one of
the popular teachers In or city
schools, returned home Saturday
from PsFelsn6, Ore. where she has
been visiting and enjoying an out
ing a part OF the time with the fami-
ly Of her brother Mr. Walter Cor
RE. Miss Eda vent TO Boise Mon
day tc attend the sessions OF the
teacher=' institute.
Mr. and Mrs. L S Arnold of Black
veil, Oklahoma, who we're enrorte TO
Seattle. stopped in Paye-te over
Sunday TO visit al the home OF
Captain R. L. Shaw, whom they had
known from childhood as the friend
and sehoolmzte OF their owa chill
dren. Mr. Arnold and wife were
shown a little of the valley ada
cent to this city while here and
were delighted With what they saw
Miss Cora Plstt, who for the
last year has filed the position Of
to Cashier ALERT OF
the First National Bank in this city,
recently handed in her resignation
and took her departure Sunday for
Idaho, where she has &C
oepted a similar position With the
Wagon & Machine Com
pauy, one of the leading CONNER
cal institutions OF that part Of the
state.
Mesdames Adams, Hogue. Ainey
and families and other members Of
their party. who have been camping
during the summer at the hct
springs on Gold Fork, ten miles
east of Roseherry, returned home
last Saturday evening. That they all
had delightful time viii net be
Questioned by anyone who knows
anything about the beauties Of that
particular locality, has enioyed the
baths of those springs and angied
IN the waters OF the Gold Fork.
Mrs. James Hutchinson and dsugh-
ter, Miss May, who returned home
last Saturday evening from San
francisco, did not hear Of the fire
Sunday night, until after they reach
ed their home, and having been
driven along Eighth street IN front
OF the vacant lot where Mrs. Hutch
iuson's two-story building had stood,
on their way home from the rail
way station, one can easily imagine
that they were somewhat surprised
to hear for the first time. after
reaching their home. the news OF
the fire.
E. C. Keith & Son opened Their
store Wednesday, having Just CON-
pleted the inventory made ne>esslry
in the matter OF securing finsl sd-
justment of their loss on stock By
the flooding Of their storeroom With
water during the fire. While there
was found to be great deal OF
stock that was more or less damaged
IN the shelf departments and upon
the tables, the firm feels thst 1t
was very fortunate In having one of
the best equipped establishments TO
be found. In the matter OF water
proof cases for their clothing, ss
result Of which that line OF their
stock escaped practically uninjured.
LOST: Hydraulic well drilling bit,