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5ii1IiFFTIjR. mechanic. years experience
ChAtSs Chhat ss1a6e cars excellent reference careful.
naSsr reliable: Penna.. Now Jersey license.
I'm pa ciap Atlantic City.
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.o,,srEpER, double entry cashier or
eiegg' vide business exp. II 5s, Ledger Cent
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led 30: IL years exceptional experience and
ouailacatlons; capable superintendent or fac
tcry manager: references 761 Led. Cent.
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GERMANTOWN 235 W. Rittenhouse st. be-
tween Wayne and Greene-Desirabe rooms,
with board; homelike. Phone Gtn. 1913 X
OVERBROOK (63fO Woodbiue ave.)-Desirabc
vacs.; appts. OF table excel. Overbrook Iml,
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d a
ysltb III - RUSSIAN 2T YEARS OLD
for an ~ very good references. has lad no work
pen5sn{ ear has wife and two children de-
s.ss :: o c. s3s South Lawrence 4ss'" st) F" In
maHtEbER' meStEbsE.R ITAL1AN. OUT OF WORK SIX
;Ss-sished, .9,., No s6s, ], w. b. Al ~
el3 itE TER WITH GOOD REFERENCFs
can gSt eoIk . monthsi viii take anything hs
dren q 90 70 support his wife ana q ehii-
q. 536 WI ~ ioo (southern District, s. D.
ploSss!h hh, 70 YEARS WITH ONE EN-.
rionttsti excellent references: no work for 4
I'D has a wife and 4 ehudTsn 81 Ut r.
Howard "a 9eas' District. s o. G.. 2346 N.
ON ~ tsEh, WITH GOOD RFFFRFNCFs.
dren densrda : months; has a wife and chill.
aasf Distritute eht on aim, s. o. 81, T53. (south-
Ii 1s,S,sss. ~, 2, o. "a, $50 Wharton st.)
,Issig 'ffs' fds any WITH WIPE AND CHILD.
sss ssanorarz work. 3'"i h a a. saSsRSPlg HIN with
iJnsist,aE ks-wAs A COAT. PAssER IN THE.
hls ehiist5e5fa Nasy; has had no work slaes
y -.5s . ~ plss. lals s aSd 81, T. e as South
fooi ~ s'e 80 - 30 YEARS OLD. oOI0RED-
o61endeat ~ sSffs; has 9 vile ana two children
--s a'sIiet, 1916 S. 22d 50 - s9'N'nT
~ te.f-s NQNuNION MAN. WITH WIFE
~ "A iQ9r children; his last empieVer speafe
so = nfst-elass man, honest ana sober
49, HlsltEMAN WILL 10 ANY KIND on
HIs SIC ant seven children 70 a.inuorf.
50 @''~s1 tqr TIRES mqnlhs. D " B
WITH GOOD kEFERENCH is
qsEtea sll Dss't
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WORK NEEDED QUICKLY

AZ INC be1inninO Oh THIS classification nj,
eplaNottoh Of heg Numbers Is given and hoto
lesc neodH fndiridNdls con be reached quickly.
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MACHINE WOODWORKER-3 YEARS OLD:
over 10 years. years In one place; excellent refer
nan wife and five children. s. o. c.. No
$50. Northwest District, 2346 n. Howard 81.
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MACHINIST-AfAN, "a YEARS OLD HUN
garian, who speaks English; has very good
work reference from last employer. Has clil-
dren dependent on him. S. o. c., COL. (Easte'-
District, s. o. c.. 1913 South Lawrence street.n
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eroNrANT and bookespsT,esqedraa Gs, snd aah1ssqns5ai 1sqsi
confoNlnih deslrcs to make a changer u
as,sJ9'ssp, asJ esp', ref. @. 24t Ledger. Cenifai'--
.yss,.,sI A sNT-Vast manager, credit collect
Aca5s desires position. II 34o. Led Cent.
s;..,T nr- Keen. open, close books; spe-
ACCY CYuSddi uaSdris T. o. Box $50. philadelphia.
-, ~ isilI{ or office assistant wants sltua-
BILL NAsdrtss II 45, Ledger Central.
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LINEMAN AND ELECTRICIAN - YOUNG
and energetic man, who has been out OF work
for months is willing to take anything ne
can get to do, He has 5 small children, and
while he has been out Of work his wife has
8. Q. c., 5S4. tNicetown and TiUga District j,
o. G., Clarissa street and Hunting Park ave.
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good references for character and work He
is the SeSy man for the Job you have open
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ruliiFFEJJR, white. experIencod driVor. mo-
shanic yrs ref. II. N. 8, 3139 Homberger.
,s5if ECTOR, 40, good appearance, temperate,
1ipply own bond. ii 253, Ledger Central.
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SPRUCE, i2Os - Very attractive single aud
double fur vacs.; all cows. Wal IlJ3 w.
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LEATHER CuRRIER-HAs wopKBD ON
sole leather: worked in last place for two
years; WILLING TO do any kind Of work S. o.
g. NO; ll4D. tNortheast District 23l8 n
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DIAMOND, 2lO2-well. furnished rooms, single
or en- suite: hoard nntlonnl: Diamond 1921 w.
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LATHER,s EFLPER-GOOD REFERENCES,
Wi 40 laborhhg work. has n wife and three
Vfntiareni fItt Ems r. @. e.. No, 1872 tPowolton Dis
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cssSSIiiFFEUR-Slngle: make himself useful
nsnt,s place; good ref II. o.. 2046 Sansom.
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MACHlNIsT'S HELPER-MAN, HAS, WORK'
ed s years in place. While he has been
out OF employment his wife has been sewing
to help support their 3 children. S. o. c. $50.
(Northern District, s. y. c.. 1889 North
Marshall street.l
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BOARDING


BALTIMORE AVE. 46Io-rleas. single room;
next to bath; gentleman; board opti phone.
CEDAR, 47t1-Tor those desiring home conf,
excel. acc'ns; ref, home. Wood, asl2 y.
CHESTER AVE, 5l24-Private family has .
nicely turn. 2d-story rpoms conv, TO city;
hoard optional. nice neighbor'd d: owner phone
POwELTON. 4O3T-Private family, bright front
room, wish refined lady or gentlemen.
RACE. 3413-Trnined nurse has pleas home for
ref people desiring good accom-; special care
OF inyalids or elderly persons. Pres 3305 D.
SPRUCE, lO2s-3C--Desrable suite with private
bath: choice table board walnut I2o0 w.
SPRUCE, l224-26 smonde)-Furnlshed rms,
single, en- suite; private bathsi table board
SPRUCE. 1230-Sulte of rooms, private bath,
and also third-noor front; table board.
SPRUCE, 1O2a-Cheorful rooms, single
suite; private bath excellent board,
TIE Clarmont. 44th & wnlnut-Attract. furn.
room for couple; South. cooking. Bar. I522 w.
WALNUT, 4944--Ncely furn. 2d-story front.
suitable gentlemen or couple. Belmont 2sos ID.
WALNUT 5O1G-Doublo front room; southern
exposure: all cows: home comforts; Eold
table; gentlemen pref. reasonable. Bel. GSl.
WALNUT, 5OI2-Nicely furnished "a froat;
also single rooms; conven.: good table: phone
1lTH. NJ. 7lT-Board, with rooms or without;
sitting room, communicating; reasonable.
10TH. N I25-Large 3d-story front rooms
with board; other vacancies; phone. -
list s., 2O2-Private family has nicely furn
rooms. board optional; convenient. Phone.
Table BUard
CHESTNUT, 4OiS-Good table; nice neghbor-
hood conv to city. Preston G524 d.
SP. GARDEN. 4O23-Good table board; home
Suburban
GERMANTOWN, 235 w. Rittenhouse st, be-
tween Wayne and Greene-Desirable rooms
with board homelike Phone Gtn. 1918 y. -.
OVERLOOK t63t0 Woodbine ave.l-Desrable
vRCS.; aDptR, OF table excel OverbrOok IWN
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LABoRER =, AN ITALIAN, WITH GOOD
references, has been out OF work months
3, q G. 104 tSoutheast Dist. $50 Wharton
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CHESTNUT 4OiS-Good table; nice neghbor-
hood; conv to city. Preston 6324 d.
SP GARDEN. iO23-Good table board; home
cooking; quiet, refined neighborhoodi phone.
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GRATZ, 154i-Furnished sitting room; adion-
ing bath; bay window; refined home phone.
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SECRETARY, stenographer, acount., off.
managri vast manag. exper. II S44. Led. Cont.
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RELIABLE stenographer young man, 3 years
experience. II l4I Ledger Central.
REPRESENTATIVE, calling on drug stores.
will consider good side line; can produce
suits 300, Ledger Central.
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11TH. s.. 2i0-Delghtful rooms. adjoining
bath aulet. refined hot-water heat phone.
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LATHER, 80 YEARS OLD, VERY Goop
,,iyo i%yofkm9n SIs out Of work four months has a
him. S. o. G. 1i2 woodland District ~ On on
1922 South 4Tth st) - " -
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LATHER ~ YEARS OLD. WITH VERY
500 relerenees employer SAYS he has been
btIslaCtory IN every way; has been out oil
work three months. S. o. G.. 741 CTvo9dian5
District, $. o. G.. 1872 s. Attn st)
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MACHiNIST = MAN HAS WORKED ~
years in one place and has been out of work
can get S. o. c., COZ. (Northeast District,
S. o. c., 234G North Howard street)
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DAYS WORK CLEANING OR 1,AtJNDr,y1;
4 good references: widow would Ike work 10
= itifslP tflaP 53upport her children. 8. O. c. Ills.
--oWoLLo1 DleLrlcL. 40ls noMallan nNel
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LIGHT WORK FOR TUBERCULOSIS MAN
:, Father g. q q family Of wife and 8. children
tion is so desporate that he viii attenipt iieht
work mother unable to leave home becausi
OF an infant months old: will do laundry
work at home' eldest hoy. IL years old wants
work as a helper on a WAGON. j. w ii Ssi
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BALTIMORE, AVE, 4G10-Pleas single room;
next to bath; gcntleman board opt.i phone.
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MONEY for MORTGAGES. any amount; prompt
saitlenent Eona Square Realty Co. 14f4
south Penn =. Phone spruce $50
$4,000 FOR isr AND 2D sfORTGAGEs
SAMUEL f. QHEpAauE tHlo chastput 81
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18TH, s., 11G-Centrai location: desirable rooms,
furnished 81 and 81 weekly; phone.
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WORK NEEDED QUICKLY

bAYLoRis EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, 40
-LUDLOW ST. PRESTON 544s
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LATHER- HAS GOOD REFERENCES: FOR.
Il for him has been out or work ali winter:
has vile and two small children. s. o. c.
~ (Noodland District. s. o. c., 1899 s. Alta
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AUTOMOBILES

CARS STORED, 81 per month, regardless o
size; we also buy and sell cars. Gillespie
Garage s92-94 n. 50th st, Belmont 4S3l.
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WEST Monarch storage 60. Auto Ana PACK
FHIilA. ing ana shipping. $50 Laneastef ags.
RrTI1BLE s3CRAqE- MOVING. PACKING,
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wlNDER IN MILL = THIS WOMAN HAS
had to become the bread-winner on account
Of her husbands illness with tuberculosis. She
Is trying to support her 0 small children. For
3 months she has not been able to get any
work, s. o. c. COS Northeast District, s. o.
c., 2840 North Howard Ftroet)
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1915-08-26
THE HOME TOWN
BY NELS DARLING

| know of a farmer living near a
Town in Illinois who refused four
nundred dollars an acre for his land.
His is a good farm and yet, there is
Just as good and productive soil on
The Nile River. Farms in that local.
y are practically off the market.
Why? Because of their approximity
90 real wide,a-wake thriving town.
That town has excellent schools,
modern churches, stores that are
up-to-date and that are giving Ser
vice.
The people appreciate these stores
they patronize them. They are
run by men who know how to buy
right, sell right and advertise. They
meet competition through correct
methods. If some customers wish
cheap goods that are not quite up
20 the standard, at low prices, these
merchants furnish them just that
hind of merchandise. If they haven't
the article in stock they send and
get it. They tell the truth about theiI
merchandise. When they advertise a
twenty percent reduction sale, they
put it on. Everybody is treated with
courtesy and all are made to feel
chat their trade is appreciated. These
stores are giving service. That word
service is summary of the standard
for measuring the value of a man
in community.
The person who appreciates SER
vice will not buy groceries OF q
mail order house and expect the
local grocer to make a quick deliv-
cry on telephone call of something
overlooked in giving the regular
order for the days dinner. The fair
person will not ask the merchant to
charge item after item, until quite
a bill has been run up, if the ready
money is being sent out of town
to the mail order house.
When you compare prices, do not
overlook the cost and the value of
service.
Mr.. Farmer, If you are a regular
patron of these great catalog houses,
do not complain when you fail to-
find In your local stores, some par
t.cular article you want. Do not ask
for long credit when your crops are
short, and give the home dealer the
short end OF your money when the
crops are long.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1915-08-26
"SALAMB 3D."

Friday evening will be presented
at the Emma, the enhancing repro
duction of "Salambo", the love story
of a princess, founded on the novel
of the same name by Gustave Flau-
bert. "Salambo" is the name OF
the Carthaginian princess who lived
in the third century B. c. She ex-
cites the love and passion of a hand
some slave, Matho, who puts nm
self at the head of band CT mer-
cenaries to fight for Carthage
against the Romans. AS spectacle,
as a production, "Salamho" compares
favorably with the greatest Elm OF
ferings that have been released der
ing the past few years. Do not faii
to see it, Friday evening, Aug. z1.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1915-08-26
FACTORY
NOW A CERTAINTY
HAARMANN BROS OF OMAHA,
TAKE OVER OLD PAYETTE
VINEGAR PLANT AND WILL EN-
LARGE THE BUSINESS.

An Industry that promises to be
OF no small Importance and one
that may become very prominent
factor in the matter of developing
a market for the products of this
community seems now to be assured,
as a result OF the efforts that have
been put forth during tho past few
days by Mr. l.. Haarmann, of Haar-
mann Brothers, Omaha, Neb., look
ing to the establishment here of a
vinegar and pickle factory.
It is proposed to take over the
interests of the Payette Vinegar
Factory, to erect the necessary build
ings and to engage in the business
on an extensive scale. Mr.. Kaarmann
who is LOOKING after the proposition,
has arranged for obtaining title to
what is known as the "Old Laundry"
situated between tho o. S.
L. and p. V. tracks at the west
end of Second Avenue South, and
las asked for lease from the city
IF portion of that street, which is
lot now or likely to ever be used,
lpon which to erect buildings for
he accommodation of the business
which it is proposed to install.
Tho company which Mr. Haarmann
epresents is conducting an exten-
i've business at Omaha. Neb., where
built 4 factory in 1870 and has
cen running the same ever since.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1915-08-26
BIG STAMPEDE
AND ROUNDUP
CALDWELL, AUGUST 80 AND 81
AS FoRERUNkER OF IDAHO
STATE FAIR SEPT. % TO OCT.
2, INCLUSIVE.

The Idaho State Fair, to be helt
at Caldwell, September %, 29, 80
October and 2, promises To bt
the biggest thing of the kind eyel
held in this section of the country
WILD WEST SHOW.
The management has secured the
big Irwin Brcs. Cheyenne Frontier
Days Wild West Show for August
30 and 81. This stampede and round.
up is the biggest attraction of the
kind in the world. There will be de-
picted all the glories of the good
old days when the cowboy was king
and every man who wished for any
consideration frcm his fellows" pound
ed the leather
While the big show comes a month
before the fair, it was only possible
to secure this big attraction at this
time and the fair management want
ed to give the people chance to
enjoy the spectacle.
Messrs ]. B. Gowen and ]. E. Rid
lie are giving their whole time to
-he business of getting pledges of
exhibits that will eclipse the fair
of any previous year.
IMMENSE CARNIVAL COMPANY
Contract was signed this week
with the Campbell Carnival Co, one
- +Jo 1oro,c- ap,,,eo,,a-+ on-,,,a,sz-
m the country. Some idea may be
gained of the magnitude of this at
traction when it is known that itI
takes 20 cars to bring the outfit.
There will be several shows at the
fair grounds given by the Campbell
but the Big Time will be
down town, in the evening. At the
Carnival Grounds, running nearly 500
'eet, will be found all the shows,
games and amusements that make
or the One Time of the Year.
APPROPRIATIONS BY
SEVERAL COUNTIES.
Several counties have already madt
ppHopriation for premiums for the
,eople of their counties. Others will
10 so. and the spacious State Fair
irounds will be packed and jammed
nth the finest exhibits that Idaho
an boast-and that beats the world.
The Canyon County Commissions
rs will make no appropriation, di-
ect to the fair, at any rate. 1t Is
robable that they will appropriate
mall sums for school exhibits, boys :
nd girls clubs, ETC., and the state
lay do the same for clubs of like !
haracter.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1915-08-26

Alice Griffith, daughter Of Mr.. ].
L. Griffith, met with a painful &C
cident Wednesday afternoon. While
walking along the sidewalk near
the store OF Stanton Bros, where
workmen are engaged in putting In
a new front, she stepped upon a
nail, which entered the ball of the
foot, passing through the food and
protruding an inch or more on the
upper side. George Boor, who was
working on the telephone line near
by, hurried to the assistance OF the
little Miss, who bore up under the
painful shock with great forttude,
and pulled the nail out Of her foot,
after which she was hurried to Dr..
Avey's office Tor treatment.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1915-08-26
OF THE STATE
BOARD OF EDUCATION
Abstract of Address Delivered by DR..
Edward O. Sisson, Commissioner of
Education, at the Annual Farmers
Picnic, Washoe, Idaho, Aug. S.

, over TWO months OF solid tine TO
the work of The Board. In two casa
a total OF rs days was given to the
work in one year.
This service is given absolutely
gratis thru an interest in the cause
of education and an earnest desire
o help in the improvement OF the
school system Of the State.
Because L know that these who
are gathered here, and those who
may later read these statements are
Shally interested in the schools,
am taking the liberty of indicating
IN behalf OF the State Board of
Education the main lines OF the
policy which they are following with
aspect TO the schools:
A UNITED SCHOOL SYSTEM.
The first policy of the Board,
md the one which dominates all
he rest, may be embodied in the
phrase Getting together education
lily. This is the Very essence CT
ahe new Idaho plan. In other states
t is not uncommon for two State
schools to be competitors and rivals,
md even enemies to each other.
These conditions are familiar TO
many of you who have lived in
cher States. They result IN waste
md injury in the school system
which cannot be estimated. The
lew plan IN Idaho is designed ex-
'ressly to eliminate all these evils.
The State Board OF Education is
lsing every means to create har-
nony, cooperation and mutual as
istance among the State institutions
nd the public schools. Even IN the
hort time during which the new
ystem has been IN operation great
rogress has been made in this re-
ect. In the month OF August the
eads of the State Institutions net
! Boise with the State Superintend-
Mt of Public Instruction and the
Commissioner Of sSducation TO con-
der edac3aonal problems common
all of them and to the public
chools. Every one present was
-udying the educational problem OF
lie State as a whole. Each instita-
on is striving to build itse,f up,
ot al the expense Of any other in
tuition, but in order to perform
ost highly its duty toward the
tate as whole.
COOPERATION.
Cooperation is being worked o1t
the following practical way-n
lat one institution calls on another
Continued on Page y
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1915-08-26
IMPORTANT NOTICE.

To all interested in procuring the
greatest results for what you pro-
duce and in securing the articles
you have TO purchase at the best
possible advantage: You are invit-
ed to attend a meeting on Friday,
Aug. 9th, at p. m, at the Com.
mercial Club rooms. Payette. Idaho.
The meeting is under the aus
pices of the local organization
Farmers Society Of Equity. Subjects
of most vital importance will be con-
s;dered.
Ali farmers will be welcome.
A. H. GARSIDE, President.
F. S. ZIMMERMAN, Secretary.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1915-08-26
NOTICE OF SCHOOL OPEN NC.

Under the rules of the Board OF
Education, the date set for the an
nual opening of schools is the second
Monday in September. The first
eight grades win open on this date,
September 13, but owing to the
lateness OF the Prune Packing Sea
son and the need Of help. the open
ing of the High School has been
postponed one week until Monday,
September 20,
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1915-08-26

The Caldwell Tribune Of August
Goth prints the following account Of
the marriage of Deputy Earl
Mccullough and Miss Alma Bar~lay
of CALDWELL;
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Mccullough re-
tumnk 70 Caldwell Saturday. They
were married 10 the Mormon temple
August Ilth, The bride was Miss
Alma Barclay, a well known young
Lady of this city. The groom is a
deputy sheriff of Canyon county.
His former home was in the Payet,s
Valley near New Plymouth. u
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1915-08-26
BROKEN ARM.

The little daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. L. Coblentz, who reside on
the West Side, while playing upon
a ladder with other children abort 8
O'Clock Tuesday afternoon, fell and
broke an arm. The attending physi-
clan found the injury to CONSIST OF
two fractures, one of the elbow, the
other Of the wrist. The little one Is
only five years old and while the
shock was rather severe for one so
young, the surgical treatment which
was promptly given made her as
comfortable as was possible under
the circumstances.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1915-08-26
THE WATTS TWINS.

Born, to Mr., and Mrs. Walter
Watts. Tuesds1 night August 2lth.
twins. a soysad daughter. both
fine and dandy. and happy to find
that they had found a home in =
family who knew all about h>w to
care for twins, as Mr. and Mrs.
Watts already have twin boys who
are now four years old.