Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1916-10-26
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
IN CONDENSED FORM

Born 20 Mr. and Mrs James Stan
: ton, October q, daughter.
Tuesday, Oct. 81, wiz be the nigh
OF the dance in Woodward Hall,
O'Clock.
Electrical Prosperity Week, Dec.
70 viii be observed by the Portia
Club. Details viii be given later
Il A big Halloween dance VIII De
given by the ladies OF ST. James
Guild, in Woodward Hall Tickets 81.
4 A Rummzge Sale under the ans
Ipices OF Portia VIII be held Friday
land Saturday, Nov , and 4. Bar
gains of al kinds for all people
1 Mrs L L. Thurston and little son
are visiting Mrs. E c. Fence in
Boise. whIle Mr. Thurstnn and Mr.
Pence are off on their annual deer
hunt
| Story Telling Hour al the Library
Saturday from TO 3, has become
popular among the children under
10 years OF age. Mothers, send you
children so they viii be seated at
2 O'Clock.
WANTED: No. 1 turkeys, youn
stock over pounds, 20 cents; Old
hens. Is es-Denney 4 Co. If
Mrs William MsuIe, Mrs. Julia
Brainsrd and Mrs C. O. KkkendaIl
took their departure Wednesday, for
PocateIIo, TO attend the W c. T. T.
State convention, the sessions Of
which viii be hed from Wednesday
until Saturday morning
See P H s ad
The Ladies Aid Or. Pges5y-
terian church viii hold q .fzta
Post and Cooked Food Sale next
Saturday afternoon. in the build ng
formerly occupied by the Eleer5c
Investment Co. Cake and coffes viii
be served during the sftsrnoon far
which ten cents viii be charged
Mr.. and Airs W-R. Eaton AZ
Omaha. Nebraska, are visiting Mr.
and 4rs- Homer Settle this #sek-
Mr.. and Mrs Eaton motored from
Omaha TO Los Angeles, where the
car was sold They Travelled from
there 10 Seattle by boat, and from
Seattle 10 Payette by rail I
Everybody see our football ad-
Mr. and Mrs a c. Douglass took
their departure Tuesday for Fara-l
Iowa, their former home,
where they will spend the winter
visiting. Mr.. Douglass said his only
resret at leaving Idaho az this
time was the fact that he would
be deprived Of the privilege of cast
ing his vote in November for Hughes 4
for president and Davis for cover {
nor. II
Lorraine Chapter No %, o. E. S. |
held a most enjoyable meeting n {
Masonic Hall, Tuesday evening. Oct
IL, at which time they entertained
Star Chapter of Ontario. About 80 {
members were present from that q
city. Degree work was exempllned ls
and a short program rendered. sftsr /
which an adjourned TO the Woodward
Hall, where an elaborate banquet {
was spread. The tables were besuti-t I
,ully decorated with autumn lsssves .
md roses. p
Come out to game Friday.
Our feslovkownsu1an S {, Chap
nan. who established sonewhst OF c
/ reputation SIS cartoonist during
he exciting days Of the last mani-
dpSl campaign in Payerte, when {
;one of US didn't enjoy some of the 8
spiesurs~ as much as the other fel- @
ow did, has sgain proven that his r
.eady hand has host none OF It's
lative cunning when IL comes to
ne matter Of psn-sketch work Ar>
,hapuar was awarded first prizes o
N both official and smateur car A
oous at the 4ssho State Fair. Ii
We have it-Jesse Knights Sprng p
lauyou Coal. Phone SOL. Van Pet c
en- Lbr- Co. 43-t- n
Judge CaSsius H. Brown, one Of
he pioneer fruitgrowers OF Nal /,
ieur county. Oregon, was Payette
isitor Monday. Judge Brown Was I.
ne OF the principal exhibitors at !
he first fruit show held in Payette, =
spsured most of The prizes and pre- :,
ented shout q dozen boxes Of his !,
apples to the writer's !, .
amily. Naturally his visit recaRcd !.
be times when big red apples :,
,oked Just ss good as gold dollars =
, Payette people And By the vay .
hey look nearly that good rishk 3
{ the present writing. !.
1t viii be a great game, Friday. n