Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1915-11-11

Read the Paramount Program
for Friday, Nov. IL, on another page
The NJ. E. Ladies will serve q
chicken dinner in the dinning room
of the "Y" on Saturday evening
November 20.
Mr.. Fred Brand s, late of Omaha
Neb., nephew of Mr.. L. Haarmann
of the Idaho Vinegar and Tickle fac
tory, arrived recently and will spend
the winter and probably make he
futTe home in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Rezac re
turned home from Portland Monday
Mrs. Rezac is much improS ed in
health, as result of an oper--
ton recently performed in Port
land hospital and her husband and
daughters are correspondingly happy.
Rev. Ray Berger and wife, of Chi
cago, who were on their way to The
Philippine Islands, where they expeet
20 spend the next six years in Mis-
sionary work, were gu, sts at the
home of DR.. and Mrs. ]. B. Burns IN
this city last week. Mrs. Bereer is
niece of Mrs. Burns.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Harland took
their departure last Friday for San
francisco, where they wlH spend
some tina at the exposition, at -er
which they will visit the San LEGO
fair and other places of int-Gest
IN California They expect to be
absent about four weeks.
The ladies of the St. James Guild
cordially invite the public to Har-
west-home dinner to be held in che
Guild Hall, date TO be ammo need
later. A sale of Jal aneSe araeles
and other fancy work will be hsid
at the same time and place. Dinner
will be served from $50 to 1880.
Perhaps it will save some person
from troublesome and expenslys hti-
cation if they will just take a
gentle hint and refrain in The future
from an violations Of the law regu-
latlng the sale of tobacco and eigar-
elites to minors. some parents OF
the city are now on the ''war-palh
Tor violators of ths law. This adyi~e
doesn't cost anything, but it. ought 20
De worth a good deal neYertheless.
High School and Alumni Dance,
Friday evening, Cor, on hall. VII
son Orchestra.
Edo Nodle, young man about 70
years OF age, who was formSrly an
nMate of the State Insane Asylum,
but who had been considered Mon
tally improved, was again taken to
Caldwell Saturday by Lewis Nodle,
mis- father and Henry Cars ems, where
Ne was again committed TO The asy-
Ium by Probate Judge Meek, depart
ing Monday for Blackfoot in charge
Of an attendant of that institution.
Mr.. C. E. Biggs of Boise, WAS max
ms the delivery in his city y4ster-
day OF the New State Nap of idaho,
lately gotten out by the In-er-Sioln-
tain Map Company. We hay g had bit
ltde opportunity to examine the COPY
seoul ed by the Enterprise, Lut Il
certainly has the appearance Of be-
ing valuable production, embracing
as it does, all the railre ads, pro
posed railroads, main public high
ways, county boundary lines, rriga-
ion projects, creeks and rivess,
owns and cities, county seats, VII
ages and postoffices in the state.
The Presbyterian Christian En-
leavorers had a coed time toge. her
1t the home of Miss Beatrice Blakes
ey Tuesday evening Taffy furnish d
he big portion of the fun. Lola
Stark did the mixing and cooking ant
all the girls wanted her recipe. When
t came to the pulling there was an
exhibition OF skill (and the Ia K CT
u that ranged about as widely as
but when 1t came TO cover
ng the largest amount of hand sur
ace with the smallest amount of
any. Mr.. Reed S<htly took The prize, /,