Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1916-09-21
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
IN CONDENSED FORM

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Saturday evening for Moscow tt
again take up his studies at tbs
State University.
Miss Marion Barnes, daughter O,
Doctor and Mrs. G. W. Barnes, tool
her departure Sunday morning fol
Salem, Ore, where she viii attend
Willamette University.
The program which was to bt
given at the Christian Church, Sept
21st. has been postponed until Tues
day evening, on account Of the On
tario Fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Seda and
Mrs. C. a Seda and son, left Fri
day in an auto for Idaho Falls
where they will make their future
home.
J. n. Stanfield, of Stanfield, Ore,
has purchased this year, up TO date,
a total OF $4,000, 600 worth OF sheep
and lambs. His operations have ex-
tended from coast to coast
Phillip Rieger writes from Mime
apoIis. MINI, where he is employ
ed in the offices OF the North Pa
cific Fruit Distributors, to have the
Enterprise sent to his address.
The Ladies OF ST. James Guild
will give an Autumn Tea at the
hong of Mrs J. NJ Bennett on Fri
cay Sept. 2eth, from to p. m
Cooked Food Sale at the same time
and place.
Councilman L. W. Spaulding, who
has been visiting relatives at To-
peka, and friends ar Manhattan, Kan
.sas, his old home, and at Broken
Bow, Neb-, the past two weeks. is
home again, and feeling fine after
his trip.
Mrs. Bessie Lemley and little
daughter returned to Payette last
week from Idaho Falls, after visit
ing for two months at the home of
her sister and family. Mrs. Lemley
has resumed her position in the
Gorham Nero. Companyis store in
this city.
Having secured substantial redue-
lions on insurance rates from the
Pacific board of insurance under
writer's, Idaho viii again carry in
surance on the buildings OF its edu-
cational institutions with the in
surance companies doing business in
this state.
Archdeacon S. ]. Jennings, pio-
neer citizen and minister of the
Episcopal church, died at his home
in Nampa at O'Clock Monday after
noon, following an extended Illness
Deceased was 6S years old Arch
deacon Jennings was well known to
many Payette people, having In
former years often visited this city
in the discharge of his ministerial
duties.
Mr.. E. Zimmerman, former resi-
dsnt and well-known business man
of Payette, arrived Monday evening
from his home in Portland, Ore. to
look after his property interests in
this city. While here Mr.. thinner
man will enjoy a short visit with
his daughter, Miss Burnice thinner
man, who is now teacher in our
public schools. Mr.. Zimmerman says
that Payette still looks as good to
him as any town he is acquainted
with.
Mr.. G. L. Hickey, recently appoint
cd to succeed Mr.. F. n. hnieker-
booker, promoted, as Assistant to
president and General Manaser
n. V. Platt of the Oregon Short
Line, is well known to many OF
the people of Payette. Mr.. Hickey
is 8 son-in-law OF Mrs. ]. NJ. Ben
nett OF this city and Mr.. and Mrs
Hickey are frequent visitors at the
Bennett home. Certainly Payette
ought to be kept prominently on
the Short Line map. with two such
sood friends as General Manager
Plat and Assistant Hickey in COM
mand.
Past Grand Master D. c. Chase,
Grand Senior Stewart Albert White
and ]. P. Walker, who attended the
forty-ninth session OF the Masonic
Grand Lodge of Idaho at Twin Falls
last week, returned home Friday eve
ming. John d. Bloomfield of Nampa,
who has for many years been an
active Mason and for some time past
a grand lodge officer, was this year
elected to the exalted position OF
grand master of idaho Masons. In
addition to the attendance OF some
200 Masons at the session Of the
grand lodge, there were present ls
pest grand naankngA