Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1916-05-18
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
IN CONDENSED FORM

J MISS Ida Peterson, sister Of Mrs.
e. A. CLANCY, and Mrs. NJ. S. Parker,
of Boise, who were guests at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. CLANCY in
this city over Sunday, returned to
Boise Monday.
~ delegation of Payette Shriners,
composed of Messrs. C. C. Yount,
Clyde Thurston, Drs. l. R. Woodward
and o. H. Alvey, go to Boise today
to attend the big ceremonial to be
held in that city this afternoon and
evening.
Mr.. Frank Bell of Boston, will
deliver a free lecture on Christian
Science, at Woodward Hall, beginning
at s O'Clock, Monday evening, May
22nd Mr.. Bell is an orator of Nation
al reputation. A special announce
ment of the meeting will be found
elsewhere in today's Enterprise.
MIR. j. ID. Hutchinson returned
Monday evening from three weeks
visit with friends at Gooding, Twin
Falls and other places in that sec
tion of the state Mr. Hutchinson
says he found the farming commune
ties prosperous and the towns live
ly, but nowhere did he witness more
activity in building lines than is to
be seen here in Payette.
The Enterprise acknowledges
very pleasant visit from President
Melvin A. Brannon of the University
of Idaho. who delivered the Com
mencement address at the graduating
exercises Monday evening. Dr. Bran
non was the guest of President Har-
land of the State Board of Education.
at the country home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Harland near this city, from
Saturday until Monday.
The boys farming club proposition
which is being worked out by Secrs-
tary Newman of the local Y. NJ c.
A. is one that should appeal to every
boy who wants to work and cam
some money for himself and the
movement should be given the hearty
support of every citizen. Get be-
hind and boost, Mr. Newman and
the boys can be depended upon to
lead in the commendable work
Mrs. w. A Cloud of the Fruitland
Banner was a visitor at the Enter
prise office Tuesday Mrs. Cloud says
that while the Fruitland people and
others of the district who have
been fighting for adequate school
facilities in the way of buildings.
were greatly disappointed at the re-
suit OF the recent bond election, they
are determined to continue the agita-
ton until some way is found to meet
the educational requirements OF ths
district.
Mr.. Vernin w. Burke, general
agent of the Western Loan and Build
ing Co., of Salt Lake City. Utah.
was looking after the affairs of the
local board OF the Company in this
city the latter part of last week Mr..
Burke makes his headquarters In
Portland, Oregon. He found the local
board in Payette strongly entrenched
behind large amount of stock upon
which the monthly payments are be-
ng made promptly which entities the
to reasonable loans at
any time they may feel disposed to
make application for the same.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. C. Marquardsen ar
lived last Saturday from their home
hear Buhl, Idaho, in their big Win
ston car, for a short visit at the
home of Mrs. Marquardsenis par
snts, Mr.. and Mrs. w. h. Platt, in
his city. Mr.. Marquardsen was one
If the pioneer merchants OF Payette.
He is now interested in farming and
owns a fine prune orchard near BuhL
-13 says lual oCSlAOn VI NAO oe@-~
s enjoying very prosperous times,
IS the people have been directing
heir efforts to diversified farming
n which they have been very sue
.esstul.
Messrs. w. A. Coughanour and j.
u. Bennett took their departure for
oocateIlo Wednesday, to represent
canyon county as delegates to the
state convention. They
will be joined by Lester Sewell, an
,ther of the delegates from this end
# the county. at some point between
oayette and Shoshone, There are two
'ets OF delegates from Canyon coun-
y as well as from several ether
and the outcome 6 the
crap between the two facun q
he party when the conyeat&ap cn
-enes today at Pocatealo NM ~
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