Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1916-05-11

ing Is being retinted and ibss genera
appearance materially improved thii
week
Mrs. Joe Oldham to0k.yher depart
ure Tuesday morning for Altoona
Penn, where she will visit her moth
| er and other relatives.
| A passenger travelling on train 1!
May 9Th, lost a pair of gold nose
glasses about three blocks west of
depot A liberal reward will be
paid to party leaving the glasses al
this office.
Mrs Catherine E. Shaw, mother Of
Capt. K. L. Shaw, who has spen'
the past four years at the home OF
her SON in Payette, took her depart
ure last Saturday for Blackwell, Okla
homa. where she will visit relatives.
Mrs. C. H. ellison. who recently
arrived from Ilwaco, Wash, will re
open the dining-room of the ellison
Hotel today, May 11th Mrs. ellison
makes announcement of the opening
in an ad. to be found in this number
of the Enterprise.
The new cross walk recently put
in between the Payette National
Bank and Rezac corner is the best
thing in that line yet attempted by
! r h. Ill o,1 IN, ha ~
walks. There should be more con-
structed after its pattern.
Mrs. Mary E. Thompson this week
traded her residence property i'm
mediately south of the Payette flour
ing mills to Bert Moss for his Port
land residence property. Mrs. Thomp-
son will depart for Portland the first
of next week, to make her home in
that city.
Silk Pophn 40 inches wide. only
s1.1S, at the Canyon Com1 Co. IL.
]. H. Wilson of Payette, who Is
boring for oil for the Weiser Oil &
Gas Co., struck fairly good flow
of gas on Wednesday afternoon Of
last week, at depth of $50 feet.
The new well is located on a tract
of land in the heart of the town
and is financed by local people, who
let the contract to Mr. Wilson, to go
1000 feet deep.
Mr.. A. Gordon, representative OF
the World Film Corporation Of New
| York City, was Payette visitor
Tuesday and made this office pleas
ant call. The World Film Corporation
is now one of the largest advertisers
of all the moving picture concerns.
They believe in the use of printers
ink and are Just now entering upon
a $4,000, 600 advertising campaign.
Mrs. A. B. Moss is in receipt of
telegram this Thursday morning
from her son, Lieutenant Wentworth
H. Moss, advising her that the Third
U. S. Infantry, with which he has
been stationed for some time past
at Madison Barracks. Sackett Harbor,
N. Y, will entrain today for the
Mexican border, going via Chicago
and st. Louis.
The Electric Investment Company
is this week advertising a demonstra-
tion of the Electric Range. which Is
now looked upon as one OF the
greatest accessories to economical
and pleasant housekeeping. The DEM
onstration will be held Thursday,
Friday and Saturday, May Is, 1s and
20, at the office of the company IN
Payette. 1t should interest every care
full housekeeper in the community.
Mrs. F. H. Lyon and two little
daughters viii start Saturday for
Nashville, Tenn, where they will
visit for couple Of months at the
home of Mrs. Lyons parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Derryberry, who it will be re
membered made an extended visit in
Payette last year. Mrs. ]. o. Bowker
will accompany Mrs. Lyon and chill
dren as Tar as Kansas City, Mo,
going from there to West Point, III,
to visit her mother.
Young Alan Stanford, who LEFT
Payette for British Columbia shortly
after the beginning of the European
war, where he subsequently joined a
Canadian regiment, was killed while
serving in France about three weeks
ago. The sad news was recently re-
ceived. BY Mrs H. F. Pugh, who was
a copiS Of the deceased. Mr.. STAN
ford sa9 in the choir Of st. James
Episcopal church In this city during
his short residence In the nearby
community and win be remembered
by many OF our people.
AUTO FOR SALE.
z. M. F. 30, good running order,