Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1916-08-10

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Mr.. and Mrs. steve clznton Iet
Wednesday evening for Iowa rherv
they VIII visit relatives and friend
for short time.
! Mr.. Lee Catron, Who has, been At
( tending school in the East. has re
/ turned to Payette for the remain
der OF the summer.
!. VIII Holt. proprietor OF the sta,
Barber Shop, left Tuesday On the
excursion train for Seattle, where
he viii spend two weeks vacation.
Mr.. H. c. Wilson Of Hastings,
Neb. is spending a few days IN
Payette. trying to interest our mer-
chants in local advertising prop
osition.
Mr.. Clyde Thurston took his de-
parture last week for HALEY, Idaho.
He viii spend his summer vacation
as usual angling for trout in Wood
River.
Mr.. H o. Musgrove returned Sat
urdsy evening from his trip 10 Iowa
and South Dakota He reports it
as being extremely hot and says he
is glad to be hack in Idaho where
he can sleep nights
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Filler and
baby arrived last Friday from their
Eugene, Oregon, home to spend a
few weeks at the home Of Mrs
Filer's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J. s
Thurston. in this city.
Read carefully We have sold lots
of shoes since We commenced our
sale. but We have a large stock
Ieft-an kinds and sizes. Nothing
held back, every pair must go
Windolph's Closing Out Sale, Pay
cite. slu.
Mrs LarHn and Miss Edna mman
/ llefl yesterday on the excursion train
for a ten days vacation On the
coast They viii also stop il Port
Land for q few DAYS where Mrs
Larkn viii visit the wholesale nil
inery houses
J. Rev Benz. Smith, pastor OF the
Christian church, viii leave Friday
noon to spend his vacation in James
town. Ind, where his wife and chill
dren are visiting He VIII visit the
Yellowstone Park on his way He ex-
poets to be gone about 9 month
Mrs. Smith and the children VIII re-
turn with him
The Oregon Short Line is arra1g-
ing for another one OF its delight
full Smiths Ferry Sunday excursions
August 20th- The large number OF
Payette Valley people who went on
the last excursion were highly pleas
sd with the trip and many OF them
viii be glad of the opportunity TO
90 again Read sd on another page
Fire about noon Monday destroyed
50 tons OF alfalfa hay al the ranch
of Frank Gribbon on Dead Ok Flat,
nine miles northwest of Psyetre. The
fire originated from a lighted match
earelessly thrown down by an s.
year-old boy who was more interest
ed in learning to smoke than in look
ing after the safety Of the hay
stack.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Culbertson ar
rived Monday from Seattle, Wash,
where Nh. Culbertsoa has been at
tending Summer School the past
two months. They VIII visit here for
a short time at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. S. E. Chapman. parents
of Mrs. Culbertson. Mr. Culbertson
has been engaged as principal Of
the Ontario schools for the coming
year.
Mr.. Chas. R. Smith, formerly OF
Mcdonald & Smith. has accepted 3
position in the sales department Of
the Electric Investment Company at
this place. Mr.. Smith is by proses-
sion a telegraph operator, whose
past experience and familiarity with
the element that gets quick sc-
ton should be of no small benefit
to him in his present "hve-wire"
engagement.
Mr.. J. C. Lewis. auditor OF the
Idaho-Oregon Fruit Growers Assocfa-
ton, has received notification that
place of meeting of the Information
al Apple shippers Association TO be
held Aug. 18th to 18th inclusive,
has been changed from New York
City to Niagara Falls. on account OF
the unsettled conditions in the metre
polls caused by the "infsntile para
lysis" scourge 30 prevalent In that
city.