Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1916-04-20
LOCAL RREviTIEs.

l cooked foOd sale at StantOn'S store
saturday, April %.
Gen. L. v. Patch, John H. Norris
and R. E. Haynes are attending the
Republican state convention at TwiI
Falls today.
G. 2. Arment has sold his proper
ty on North 9th Street to H. l.,
Settle, who will Immediately take
possession.
The Masonic lodge will hold 8
special communication Friday eve
ming for work In the 3rd degree, to
be followed by a banquet.
Mrs. Gerhart and son and daughter
of Emmett, spent several days last
week visiting at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. G. w. Moore in this city.
Margery Hamilton of Weiser was
operated on Wednesday morning for
appendicitis at the Weiser hospital.
She is reported to be getting along
nicely.
Mrs. Rufus Blake and baby boy
arrived last week from their home
in Portland, to spend the summer
with Mrs. Blake's mother, Mrs. S.
Levers, in this city.
All parties buying bort cars, will
get gasolene at cost this season, at
Seda's garage. 16-t1.
Now that the intersections, curb
ing corners and crossings are be-
ing completed throughout the city,
it is beginning to be apparent to
everybody that without these i'm
proyements a town that Is as pretty
as Payette in other respects would
be failing to live up to its oppor-
tunities.
The two very cleverly presented
plays, THE Visit of the Home Mis-
sionary Family" and the How and
Why of Missions" by the girls Of
one of the Sunday School classes
and the members of the Queen Es-
ther Society, were very much enjoy
ed by large audience at the
Methodist church Monday evening.
Deputy Game Warden w. H. Tay-
lor, who was one OF the pioneer Set
tiers OF the Payette Valley and a
former sheriff of Canyon county, is
Payette visitor today. Mr.. Taylor
says the old town looks mighty good
to him with its present building ac-
tivity. He will spend day or two
here looking after his Washoe bottom
farm.
The Baptist Ladies will give a
Shadow Social at the church.
Monday night. April "a.
A Cellar arrived Sunday evening
from Portland to spend few daye
visiting his daughter, Mrs. A. B.
Moss, jr., in this city, and to look
after business interests. Mr.. Cellar
was one of the founders OF the
town of Fruitland, part Of his home
place being embraced in the town
site when originally plated. Mr.. Eel
lar says that Portland is beginning
to show very marked improvement
in business circles
Will Anderson, the Midvale banker,
was a Payette visitor Monday.
Miss Lenora Fitzgerald, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. W. ]. Fitzgerald,
has returned to her home in this
city after an absence OF more than
four years, during which time she
has been employed as stenographer
at the offices of the Armour Com
pany in Chicago. Miss Fitzgerald,
who is said to be very competent,
would prefer to make her home IN
Idaho again so as to be nearer her
home il she finds employment.
The work of remodeling the build
ing of the Gorham Mercantile Com
pany is now under way under the
of Architect ]. R. Wal
ker. When completed the building
will present very attractive appear
ance with its fifty feet of plate
glass frontage. The Gorham Mercan-
tile Company is firm that is always
abreast Of the times and the pres
ent undertaking, at considerable IL I.
nancial outlay, is only in keeping
with that firms wen-known reputa-
ton for progressiyeness and up-to-
date business methods.
Mr.. Sam Hill and party Of young
people who were enjoying an auto
ride with him Sunday evening had Z
narrow escape from a frightful acci-
dent, when in trying to dodge q calf
near the bridge over Dry Greek. the
- crashed into tho r4dliuQ Smn1h.