Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1916-09-21


daughter Rowena, went to Gooding,
Idaho, on Wednesday OF last week,
where RoEena was placed in school
In order To let the working force
OF the Enterprise office attend the
MaIheur County Fair tomorrow, Fri
day, the office viii be closed during
the entire afternoon OF that day.
Mr.. Julius Precht and bride ar
rived in Payette Saturday morning
from Manning, Iowa Mr.. and Hrs.
Precht have taken up their resi-
dence on the Precht ranch three
miles north OF the city.
Coles Hot Blast Heaters make a
big reduction in your coal bill
see their advertisement and guaran-
tee
John Hutchinson and Johnny Banks
left Wednesday morning and C. E.
Dixon and John Emerson Wednes-
day evening. for PendIeton, Oregon,
to attend the ''Pendleton Round up
VI. N Baker, of Nampa, Repub1i-
can candidate for state senator, and
his nephew, Frank Baker, Of Golden
dale. Wash, were Payette visitors
Friday. They also visited old Iowa
friends in the vicinity of FrdtIsnd-
Mrs. C. 4. Hurd entertained at
dinner Sunday, Mr. and Mrs Robt
Emerson and children, Mr.. and Mrs.
Glenn Hurd and family, and Mr. and
Mrs Clyde Hurd, and Mrs Fern
White. all enjoying an auto ride in
the afternoon
Mrs. Charles F. Muller left on
the early train Monday for Chica-
go, to attend the meeting OF the
Board of Directors of the General
Federation of Women's Clubs. The
Board will be in session from Sept
2Ist to 23rd, at the Chicago Beach
Hotel.
Mr.. B. P Ripe of Salt Lake.
Utah. who is making a tour of the
country in his auto. is visiting his
brother-fn-law, H. D. Fieke, in this
city. Mr.. Ripe is member Of the
old and vellknown Salt Lake firm
of Rippe Bros. tent and awning
manufacturers. He is casting about
for desirable point for the loea-
ton OF branch house.
Mrs c. A Hurd received a letter
from her mother at Portland, Ore,
stating that her brother, W l.
had the misfortune TO
break his right arm while cranking
an auto. Mr.. Harrington has been
a successful driver for the past
10 years and this is his first in
jury while in the business He has
driven about 1000 miles in less
than a year.
DR.. G. W. Barnes returned home
Saturday from Gooding. Idaho. where
be attended the NJ E annual con
which was presided over
by Bishop R. J. Cook, OF Helena,
Mont. We are pleased to hear that
DR.. Barnes has been returned TO
Payette for another year and that
this city viii retain the Barnes faInl-
ly in church and social circles for
another u months at least. Such
people can lily be spared after they
have once become identified with a
community.
A fire in the rear Of the T. d.
Lsndon residence on First avenue
south, Saturday at O'Clock, burn
ed a small outhouse and damaged a
coal house to some extent lt Is
not known how the fire originated.
L. D. Sturdeyant, whose resldence
is on the opposite side OF the a-lsy,
was making some headway on tha
blaze with a garden hose when The
fire company arrived and soon had
two streams playing upon whar
might have proved 8 destructive COL
as the entire alley IS
lined with barns and outhoases IL
the rear Of good residences. As 1t
was the loss was small.
B. F. MeCarron, local manager OF
the Mountain States Telephone and
Telegraph Company at this place.
returned home Sunday night fron
Salt Lake, where he spent four
weeks in the Citizens Training
Camp. Mr.. A. /. Matthews, who
stopped at Boise for few days
visit, is expected home today. Mr.
McCarrpll says the training camp
Is "the one great thing for so Of
ice man who wants the kind OF
outdoor exercise and physical train
ing that viii not only fit hina for
the service Of his country ia case
Of an emergency, but fit him for
more efficient work IN his p6ual oc-
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