Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1915-09-30
MELANCE
OF WEEKLY EVENTS

An S-pound baby girl was born
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Snyder, of We
Ser, Sept. 25th.
Bruce Shafer and Ed Steffen too
their departure Wednesday evenin
for Portland, Ore, where they go {
take the regular course as student
in the North Pacific School of Phal
macy.
Councilman William Maule goes t
Salt Lake Friday. He will look sfte
some business matters and atten'
the Utah State Fair. His daughter
Mrs. Paine, of Ontario, Oregon, viii
accompany him.
Steve Treyey, the popular P. V
brakesman, made a flying visit t
Glenn's Ferry Sunday, it being hint
ed that he went ON business connect
ed with an important engagement
We don't know, ask Steve.
Mr.. R. G. Linn, who resides c
short distance below this city, met
with a painful accident yesterday, re
sulting in the injury of his thumb
which made it necessary to have the
same amputated at the knuckle joint
Frank Goodwin, who spent thl
summer looking after his fathers
sheep in the Payette Lakes country,
came home Saturday to again enter
hieh school. He brought a couple OF
bear hides, trophies OF the vigilance
exercised while tending camp and
caring for the sheep.
R. w. Stoughton reports the sale
of a carload OF Extra Fancy iona
than apples in New York City, Sept.
9TH, at S2.10 to s2.25 Per box. This
was the first car shipped from this
valley. The fruit ripened early and
was selected and packed with great
care.
Mr. and Mrs. p. p Brainard <Ame
down from Nyssa, where Mr.. Brain
ard is principal Of the public schools,
last Thursday morning, remaining ia.
this city until Sunday evening, the
Nyssa schools having been granted
a vacation Thursday and Friday on
account of the Ma1heur County fair
Mr.. VIM. H. Rohlfing, who has
been visiting his brother A. w. Rohl-
ing in this city for the past SIX
departed Tuesday evening
for his home at Kenosha, Wisconsin
He expressed the hope before start
ng that if he should ever be able TO
;ome again. he might be able to re-
main twice as long.
The Enterprise has been requested
o announce that the ladies Of the
Christian Church will serve lunch
Saturday afternoon and evening in
he Brainard building. 1t is not neces
AIRY to remind those who have dned
t one of their luncheons that these
aides have made an enviable record
q that line of entertainment
Harold Keeler, who had expected
o attend school in Seattle, having
hanged his. plans took his depart
re Sunday for StarkviHe, Miss,
1here he will take course in the
Agricultural and Technic:
School. state institution that Is
poken of very highly by those who
re familiar with its standing.
Mr.. ]. F. Draper, wife and daugh-
er, returned home last Saturday
rom the Salmon river country where
hey spent six weeks only as time
an be spent in that delightful Sec
on We are able to testify as to
heir proficiency with the hook and
ne, having been presented by Mr..
'raper with a mess of fine trout.
Mrs. B. K. Schaeffer, wife of the
ditor of the Curtis, Neb., Enter
rise, rs visiting at the home of Mr.
nd Mrs. c. B. Compton in this city,
avinE arrived last Friday. Mrs
chaeffer is an old-tine friend of
ae. Compton family who are enjoy
fg her stfsit and endeavoring tol
lake her short stay with them as
leassnt as possible.
Septembev strawberries are some
Eng of a sfarity even in the Pay
,te Naslex. Presumably that is why
IN Treyey was boasting to the
nterprise man that the Trevey
.mily had them for dinner last
lnday from their own garden. Jim
nows very well that we're from
s native state, but he seems to :
i've forgotten It.