Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1916-10-05


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| Dwight Maule went to Caldwell
tuesday evening to play with tn,
Caldwell band this week at tn,
State Fair being held there.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. P. AshIock ana
children took their departure last
evening for Pendleton, Oregon, wher,
they will make their future home.
Mrs. Earl Farber has charge Of
Story Telling Hour at the Library
the first Saturday of each month.
All children 10 years and under are
invited for O'Clock.
William Fitzgerald and daughter.
Elsie, both of whom have been seri-
ously i'll with typhoid fever, are
now convalescent Mr.. Fitzgerald
was able to get out for little ex-
ercise last Saturday.
Call and see the four Monthly
Magazines we are offering to give
you with the Payette Enterprise, all
for only SIPS. We have never before
been able to make such a clubbing
offer.
The ladies of the Christian church
VIII serve chicken dinner Satur-l
urday from $50 to 8 O'Clock.
In the dining room of the new
church. Adults, 25 cents; children IN
der Il years, Is cents.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Orcutt and
Miss Gladys Orcutt, of
Washoe, took their departure Sunday
evening for Sauk Rapids, Mimi,
where they will spend month visit
ing relatives and friends
Assistant Adjutant General j. B.
Jurns is a sPayette visitor this week.
EeneraI Burns says the family likes
6oise well enough. but that after
Ill Payette is their first love" and
hey greatly miss the association of
heir old-time neighbors and friends.
Mrs. Charles F. Muller returned
rom Chicago, Wednesday morning,
where she had been attending a
hree days session of the Board of
directors of the General Federation
# Women's Clubs. All of the off
ers were present and directors
rom 33 states. IL
Mrs. William Maule took her de- 8
arturo Wednesday evening for Og- 8
en- and Salt Lake, Utah, where she f
ill visit relatives. Mrs. Maule will r
eturn home by way OF Twin Falls, d
iaho, where she will attend the y
late convention of Women's clubs, r
D be held Oct. 10th to 18th.
Mrs McGlinchey, Mrs. Chase, Mrs. il
luller, and Mrs Cyrus Lattig, dele v
ates to the state convention of Wo-l S
len's clubs, viii take their depart t
re for Twin Falls on the early \
forming train next Tuesday. Mrs.
Laule, another of the Portia club r
elegates, who is now visiting in O
tab, will also attend the Twin Il
alls convention. b
The work done on Eighth street
st week has been the subject OF
.uch favorable comment. We believe
lie council would be only too glad
give a larger demonstration of n
lat kind of public improvement if 81
Ie finances of the city would per- g
it, However, money cannot be fs
,ent in any better way than in tt
aking good streets, and the coun- hi
| will continue to do al that is Ii
,sslLle in that direction. 81
Mr.. and Mrs. George Barker, pio- al
,er residents of the Big Willow ss
striet, attended the state far re
boise last week. Mr. and Mrs. III
lrker went to Middleton Monday, IL
lere they were the guests of MIR. al
d Mrs. Charles Flint, going from 81
ere into Boise each day to visit 81
e fair. Mr.. Barker says they en- W
yed their visit, the sights at the th
lr and their brief absence from IN
e routine duties of farm life. vi
Chapter c, P. E. o. went to Wei
r last Saturday to hold their meet =
2 with Mrs. Lyle Wood. The day
IS slent very pleasantly aad Mrs. -
ocd served a delicious lun heon
noon. Covers were laid for twen- -
one. Mrs. Henry Sommereamp
We an exceedingly interesting talk =
Mexico, enhanced by many fine 90
avs from that country. as the -
agram of the afternoon.
Coal bills are large part d your hi
ing expense-reduce both by US -,
/ OuleS Hot Blask Heaoers.