Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1916-08-24
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
IN CONDENSED FORM

Mrs. Belle Bartholomew of Free
water, Ore, is visiting at the hom
: of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. V
Williams, in this city.
Mrs. T. E. Jones of Boise, whit
was visiting her mother, Mrs. ]. H
Shawhan, in this city last week, re
turned to her home Saturday eve
ming.
Jake Bowker shipped another car
load of fat hogs to Portland Friday
: Mr.. Bowker says hogs are beginning
to be a little bit scarce in this sec
1 ton.
1 Miss 2. Fay Fowler, Democratic
candidate for reelection to the of
/ flee of county superintendent OF
schools, was Payette visitor Wed
nesday.
| John j. Plowhead of Caldwell, Re
publican candidate for prosecuting
attorney, was looking after his po-
litical fences in this end of the coun-
ty Monday
Don't fail to see The Hawiians
Friday night, August 18th.
DR.. and Mrs. Crouch, DIR. AQd Mrs.
Hurd, Mr. and Mrs Kay JohnS0n re-
turned to the city Friday evening
last after a short but pleasant out
ing spent in fishing on Lick creek.
Mr.. G. T. Moore of Nampa, Demo
cratic candidate for county commits
sioner for the First District, called
at the Enterprise office while here
looking after his candidacy last Sat
urday.
meeting at the Rest Room in the
Y. NJ. C. A. building, Aug. 29th, at
.2;30 O'Clock. All ladies are request
ed to be present. Nominees on diff
ferent tickets to be discussed.
John A. Baker, Republican eandi-
date for sheriff, was looking after
his candidacy in this end of the
county Tuesday. Mr.. Baker was a
caller at the Enterprise office and
expressed himself as being very well
satisfied with the outlook.
Work is progressing rapidly on
the 10000 bushel grain eleyatur be-
ing erected by The Payette Mills.
Manager Yeats says it is the inten-
ton to. have the building ready toI
receive grain by the first week in
September.
During Friday and Saturday of
last week County Surveyor Fred Nc
Connell, who is a Republican can
didate for the legislature, was mix
ing with his Payette Valley friends
in the interest of his candidacy.
Fred has made a good county off
Ger and is popular in all parts of
tho county.
Don't fail to see The Hawiians'
Friday night, August 25th
Fred E. Fisk of Parma, Republi- |
can candidate for state treasurer,
was Payette visitor Monday Mr..
Fisk was ON his way to the north
ern part of the state to complete
his canvass. He recently returned
from the southeastern counties,
where he says the outlook for Re
publican success in the November
election is most promising.
Mrs Elmer Cramer and little
daughter Dorothy, of Washington,
Pennsylvania, and Mrs. S. B. Bush /.
field, motored back from Boise with
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. c. Lewis last
Thursday, remaining in Payette un-
til Sunday This is Mrs. Cramer's
first visit to the Intermountain coun-
try. and she is enthusiastic over Ida
40.
Rev. NJ. D. Reed and family, Prof.
T E. Turner and family, Paul and
Maurice Brainard, Ralph, Hugh AMI
Dan Shamberger, returned home
Monday from Squaw creek, where
hey spent two weeks at what is
Known as "The Woodward Camping
Grounds" In speaking OF the trip,
Rev. Reed said, 1--WE had . splen-
lid time, got plenty of trout, but I,
lid not find birds very plentiful"
Lost: A pair of glasses in black
,ase Finder please leave at this Of
ice or with DR.. Crouch. 34-tf.
Judge Robert N Dunn of cusurt ]
l'Alene. judge of the Eighth Judi (
,ial district, who is candidate for /.
ustice of the supreme court, spent {
in Payette. getting &C k
Iuainted with the voters ard pro- {
noting his candidacy. Judge Dunn
las the reputation of being a learn {
ID jurist and a man OF unquestion- |
ID integrity He is now making alt