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Phoenix tribune., 1921-05-28
visitor from Chicago

Visitor from Chicago
Mrs. Daisy Newby of Chicago, ar
rived in the CITY few days ago to
visit her sister, Mrs. E. B. Merchant
of 1905 East Jefferson street Mrs.
Merchant who has been indisposed
the past year. is improving.
In Elpaso Texas
Ira O'Neil, Phoenix, fayorite boxer,
was in FL Paso, Texas, and doubtless
had several battles before returning
to Phoenix.
( On Sad Mission
G. S. Rodgers was called to Texas
last week on account of the death of
his father, Prof. NJ. NJ Rodgers, who
died suddenly several days ago. The
funeral was held Sunday Prof.
Rodgers was prominent figure in
Texas and numbered his friends by
the score.
Prescott Visitor
, Mrs. Paris Tabron of Prescott, is
visitor in the city and is the house
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. w. Cald-
well in East Jefferson street.
Mrs. GauIt. is Hostess
Last Sunday, May 22nd Mr. and
Mrs. ]. E. Gault entertained with an
elaborate dinner at heir home, 1717
East Jefferson street. The house was
artistically decorated fort he occas-
ion and covers were laid for Mr.. and
Mrs. w w. Washington, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. Z. Gault and little Mildred Gault.
After dinner they were entertained
with music on the piano by little Mil
dred Gault.
S. !. A. Club Meeting
Ladies of the S. l. A. Club met
Monday with Mrs. Marion Noble at
I the home of Mrs Chas Ward in
South 5th street and held splendid
meeting. There will be no more
meetings held until the first Monday
4 in June when the club ladies will
meet with Miss Capitola Jones at
the residence Of MIS-. Frank Turner,
S02 East Je-orson street.
Federation Meet
The Sixth Annual meeting Of the
Arizona Federation of Colored Wo-
mems clubs was held Wednesday,
May 25th at the c. NJ E. church with
Mrs. A. NJ. Carter, state president,
presiding. The meeting was confn-
ed to state business and to making
preparations for the Northwestern
Federation which meets here in July.
IN the evening a splendid program
was rendered and many were in at
4 tendance.
( Slightly lndisposed
! Mrs. Ermer B. Cole, daughter of
Mrs. N. w. Bradley, is confined to her
\ home this week on account of illness.
Phoenix tribune., 1921-05-28

The most forward movement in the
interest of Africa has been perfected
by the American &. African Tourist
Company, Inc, which announces a
round-trip tour to West Africa, leav-
ing December 3. Round Trip Tickets,
$495.00,
W. H. Jernigan. -. President
r. R. Wright, Jr :. Treasurer
L. G. Jordan. .. Secretary
For full particulars write Maj. w.
H. York, General Manager. 529 South
St., Philadelphia, Pa.
Phoenix tribune., 1921-05-28

If lynching is to be stopped, Ne
groes will stop it.
Phoenix tribune., 1921-05-28
OF THE STATE CAPITAL

BY R. L. S, Society Editor
Phoenix tribune., 1921-05-28

In Eipaso Texas
Ira O'Neil, Phoenix, favorite boxer,
was in FL Paso, Texas, and doubtless
had several. battles before returning
to Phoenix.
Phoenix tribune., 1921-05-28

Barbecue and Picnic
All Phoenix is invited to attend the
big picnic and barbecue at East Lake
Park Monday, May 3Oth. Barbecuet
meat and refreshments will be served
all day. Follow the crowd to Eas
Lake Park. Monday.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-06-30
NIGHT SPRINKLER IHJl#ED

Harley Jones. the TOU-< nan VINO
drives the night sprinkiiC- wagon,
met with quite an accident last Fri
day morning about four O'Clock and
willie badly scratched and bruised
about the face. it was very fortunate
that he cscared with, his life. he had
finished his work for the night, and
had hitched the team TO a wagon
with dump boards when they became
frightened and started to run. young
Io1es became tangled up with the
boards and was thrown face down
on the hard road. and rendered IN
conscious for some time. The racket
aroused one OF the neighbOrs near
b. who got up and assisted young
ZONES TO the home OF his bTother-in--
faw and summoned q doctor. who
found his injuries not serious The
team came to a sudden stop after
breaking telephone pole near the
cemetery. in three pieces, but were
not injured.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-06-30
WHY BE : SIAEF2


The woman who becomes even :
willing slave to her household makes
the biggest mistake OF her life.
First the family deprecate her extra
service. then they expect. and finally
demand it.
There are many things q con-
scientious wife and mother must and
will do. But there are many that she
shouldn't do for the good Of those
she loves.
II you still do the family washing
or have a woman come TO do il. you
are assuming . burden that modern
science has made unnecessary and
overly expensive and you are doing
it al the expense OF Z smooth run
ming family.
The modern laundry way is less
expensive. less eNhaUSting, less
troublesome and more dependable.
And it is easier on the clothes. II a
very small pound cost you can SIM
ply bundle up the washing, hand it
to our driver and receive it back
promptly on time.
All the flat pieces will be nicely
ironed, the balance ready to iron.
Ii you desire we will iron the other
pieces for small extra charge.
You needn't "sOrt out" things you
can send Send everything. We
launder the finest and sheerest OF
fabrics rs we'll as bed and table
linens, underwear. etc.
You will be delighted with ON
service. Try it now.
Sincerely.
PAYETTE STEAM LAUNDRY.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-06-30
ANDREW JACKSON JAMES

The five year old son OF AE- and
Mrs. Walter James died AZ their
some on Wasloe Bottom Thursday
E--e IS following = continued Ill
ness since birth
Andrew Jackson James was born
December ,, 1918. and died June
23. 1921 being five years, 5 months
and q days old
He leaves z father and mother.
three brothers and one sister to
mourn his death
Little Jack was sOrsly afflicted
and God in his mercy called him 70
himself He is one Of Gods little
ones.
The funeral services were held at
the Baptist church, Friday afternoon
al 2-31 O'Clock
Precious darling. he has left,
Left Us. yes, forever more:
But We hone to meet our loved
one.
On that bright and happy shore.
Lonely the house. and sad the
Since our dear one has gone;
But On, Z brighter home than
ours
n Heaven is now his own.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-06-30
GOOD PRICES
BEING OFFERED

Quite a few Of the growers have
contracted TO sell their apple crop,
prices ranging up 10 $4,000 per ton.
some offers have been made as high
as $500 Theb uyers are not quite
so active the last few days, prefering
TO wait until the season advances
when a more permanent price will
be tablishet. \ number Of buyers
who have heretofore handled many
cars from this section have been
heard from and who will be here
within 2 few weeks.
The growers are putting in good
ilcks with the spray machines be
5isying that the ccddling moth will
1e hard TO combat with following a
mild winter, some have already ap-
DLi5y the second cover spray. The
crop here in this section promises
% be Of excellent quality due to very
favorable weather conditions for
growing
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-06-30
.'5IL AND GAS
~
DEVELOP PNENT

Development work or the big gas
well of the Idaho oil & Gas CO. IS
.pEogressing very satisfactorily this
week. The big 14Zl2 Ajax steam
engine has been set on a firm ICuh-
daefou and an engine house built
and the - equipment is in perfect
condition for its work. The boiler
hasebeen set in place and the water
Iines-and steam lines l2id connect
ing the boiler and engine 50 nc
boiler can be tested out this week.
Interest in the oil Development -
Pavette is spreading rapidly all
aIoUg the Snake River Valley anu
a lJSnber Of people haTs '-5.t1l
psvstte this week to watch progress
Of the we'll. Letters Of iHqu!.. arc
also pouring in from various -,caL-
ties for information.
i vigorous campaign has 5ee.
o1ened in Boise by Guy F.eEAet Of
the FIenrlT AgencE to put fa.'-
Rtts's oil md gas resources before
the people OF Boise and the 5naae
Piyer valley The oil GeEe.a agmeGl
,vork has already brought about coz.
Siderable interest in rea! estate c'--
cIes Real estate dealers are re-
rorting that several deals have Dseh
made on the strength Of il.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-06-30
POLICE DEPARTMENT BUSY

The police department are round
iuG ~ number Of automobile
drivers who are violating the city
ordinance governing the operation
IT cars within The city limits. No
doubt some will feel thai they are
rniutly pinched but every autcno-
hile driver should realize that If
here was no law governing the ap-
Grafton OF cars. with the Umnbsr Of
rars now in use. no one would b.
safe on the street. However vs.
would suggest that some discretion
ne used in enforcing the law. Dur
ing the past week. six have been ar
rested for speeding and one fo-
driving without being properly light
d. and the cUt-Out open The de-
~artuenr have also arrested two
0e~soas for vagTanry and one for rid
ing a bicycle or the S;de-alk.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-06-30
A3ED LADY DRowNs IN DITCH

Mrs. Virginia Carmen. motne. of
Mrs :. 4. Mcconnell. and Mrs. Snef-
lev. of Fvritlagl was drowned IN
1.-THE Irrigation ditch near Frrit.and'
last evening Don't seven e'c.10i--
Mrs. Carmen came out from Iowa
about three weeks ago or list,
and was AT the 1icCCnnei home With
her daughter and was missed about
seven O'Clock when search las
made. finding the body abou a
quarter OF 4 mile MEOW where she
had fallen II. - IS supposed che
had started q tina nome Of her
daughter MrsE ESherley, and in cross
ing the bridge just north of Fruit
land had fallen in.
The body was brought to Payette
and will be shipped TO Iowa for
burial. Mrs Carmen was a widow
lady II years OF age. No further
particulars Of the sad accident is
known a. this office.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-06-30
WELCOME!

At the opening services Of the
new year at the Church of God.
Argyll E. Houser. pastor we want
% meet every member in Payette
and the friends of the church. II
will be another glad day. Remem-
Der right after Bible School and
morning worship at 1915 dinner
will be served TO all in the cool base
ment OF the church. Bring your
basket and enjoy this happy fellow
ship.
Every service made q gain Sunday
especially the glad Sunday evening
meeting
IN few days We will be able to
make an announcement that will
gladden. all
We have z cool church with warm
hearts.
You will want to hear our pastors
message which begins his third
year Of ministry 20 US.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-06-30
PERSONAL AND LOCAL MENTION

Dr- Stockton I=ls teE days ago
on 2 fishing trip 70 the upper waters
Of the Weiser river
Archie gr1dle zz1 Boyd Swan
son returned Sunday sT=Ei1g 1ECI
Lick Crzsz -Esy report good
catch
Ers. " C 8zl=r z.E leave this
evening for the cozsc and 5lr- BztsT
vii go 10 the Payst-s Lakes 70
spend feE Esszs during the not
weather.
III. and Mrs. C. J. Fisls-rom are
rejoicing over the arrival Of Z fine
baby girl who was bCru AZ the home
Of Nurse Blanchard this (Th2rsdzyJ
morning
B C. BIzkesley returned Sztur-
day from Rochester, MINI where
hewenr several weeks ago for an
operation He reports his silmslt
OF long standing entirely cured
gIr. and Ms J. L King and
zon Psv and Miss OliTetrs CoEeL-
Totors5 over from Twin Fans
-esteEdzT zud are guests ~ the Carl
Williamson home. They are former
Iovs friends Of the WilliznsoEs-
Y G Earn ard Judge L-tzzr VII
leave Sunday morning Lc- parts IN
Known some EleTs n ne -llS-
country on = little outing We EoI-o
advise r G. 70 keep MS ere OF me
Judge Ezz- Zzz- -z= Tz-@-r lL-=77
n aas plenty OF ezra clothing aLoLg
With him
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-06-30
EMMA THEATRE
PROGRAM

Thurs, June 30.-NOTms Talmstge
in The Woman Gives, Pathe
News
Friday night and Sat. Matinee -
Henri 3. WalrhalI in 'BoOmsT-
ang 5th episode Of The Son o.
Tarzan-"
Sat. night. July Wallace Reid in
Excuse my Dust, comedy You Ii
be Surprised"
Mon. and Tues, July and 5-Eatty
Arbuckle in The Travelling Sales
man comedy The HuItsu1E-
Wed. and Thurs, July 5 and "A
Super Special What is Wife
worth, Pathe News.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-06-30
rnIRT HnrSE NFW.;

Marriage Licenses: On rT7e 25-
-a'I. Ter~i1' Thereon TaylC- o.
Boise. and Velua Elgis S3ainhows-
# Fruirlani
On June -. 1921. Fred Herbert
Ills OF Frritland idaho and Eva
5a~-inEtcr Cole. OF F-uitisnd Idaho
Tte POa~f OF Equalization started
heir annual session as ner statute.
~ s0ua'iTa the Real Property as
aeSSment Roll and are to continue in
session for So DAYS as such board.
On June the 25th. 1921. The fol-
lowing case was filed in the District
Court:
Williams. Henry vS. Williamson.
Carl; GroEau. John. Nature of Ac-
tion Replevyins- J. H SellUal.
attorney for plaintiff,
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-06-30
DEAD OK FLAT
To CELEBRATE

The people of Dead Ok Fiat in
Guiding every body from Psystterto
Weige- bridge, will hold a pici1c
and celebration. July fth, - the
Grace home one and One-hslt miles
west OF the Park School house. 4
big day Of fun and sport has been
arranged for boys, grown boys sHc
old boys. including foot races, horse
races. Ford races. thTee-legged races
potato race and q slow mule race
The feature OF the day viii include
2 wrestling match Ray Christensen
agrees TO throw three men in thirty
minutes, tug-Of-war to q Ilnls1,
married men rs. single men. across
the big ditch Ball game between
the Park team and Wood Spur
Come and bring your friends. Pro
gram starts at 10 o'clock. 4 dane
ing flcor. and good muz!c fOr late
afternoon and evening has been ar
ragged for.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-06-30
AUTOMOBILE
TURNS TURTLE

Warden Brothers met with quite
an accident last Monday evening
when their automobile an1 '-allsE
turned cyer in the road TH-.t re-
turning from Payette. They had
made the.g usual trip % town with
mil. and after making -LelI de-
livery. we're returning homo b. way
Jf the Fruitland bridge, and -vhea
within q short distance from home
The aEtddeG in the newly greTeled
road causing both car aE1 tra-ar 20
ta-a trTtlo, both young men "a--
ni-e6 under the car, but Ear 2 z--
aged to get ont and was able 70 re-
lease his brother who was quite bad
y bruised but rot seriously injured
re 1a- wa considerably damaged
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-06-30
NETaANEEL HENNEY.

Born in Nova Scotia, November 9,
1877. died Ja-e IS. 1921 at Pay
cite. Idaho,
. Two SONS and TWO daughJe-s sur
viye him His wife having died at
Burns. Oregon, several years ago.
He was member Of Eesper!a
Lodge No. 100, =. ?. L a N, OF
F-uita, Colorado. and helped 20 in
stitute three Masonic Lodges in his
earlier days.
Funeral services were held II 10
=. m. under the auspices Of Washoe
Lodge No. 2E. a ?. * \. V from
Lauer's Undertaking Parlors. June
IS. 1921
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-06-30
PROFESSOR wAYMAN WILLIAMS;

It's always n great pleasure when
We have the opportunity to mention
the good fortune or success Of any
OF the Pavette boys when they have
Justly and fairly made good. We
have before us letter from Way
man Williams written from Jamiscr.
Colo. to his parents 4 letter they
have lust reason to be proud of. He
is just completing his education and
knows how he got il for he has
worked his way through school and
IS a self made young man ready to
start the battles of life. and from
his letter. and an enclosed contract
signed up for q ProffeSSorship in the
school at Cannon City. Colo. city
Of 10000 population at lucrative
salary indicates he is making a good
start. Wayman was always q rust
Ter when a lad. always looking for
something to do. and usually found
il. and we are proud to know that
he is cropping out into a real man.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-06-30
So
STREET IMPROVEMENT

The streets Of Payette resemble in
q small way. the battle fields in
France. but the war will soon he
over and well be sailing up the
street with all the airs of big city
Petitions are being circulated for
additional paving which is really
needed 10 make the job complete. It
will cost a little money. but we don't
get anything for nothing these days
and there is no improvement that
adds to the real comfort and CON
vcnience. that will bring back re-
turns like good road improvements.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-06-30
LISTEN:

stop Tor "a minute and Try and re
member when you paid your last
subscription TO the Enterprise. and
while YOU are at it. don't forget the
fact. the Enterprise has remained
through all the high prices. At the
same price Of $1.0o per year while
all other papers raised during the
war period. Don't waite for .
statement of your account. just
mail us $3.50 or perhaps $500 in
some cases. and we will by retu T
mail send receipt and statement o.
your account.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-06-30
CAPTTREs PRIsnN rnNNICr

Lee Holliwsy. an escaped convict
from the Oregon State Psnitentiary
was arrested last SUNDAY afternoon
near Parma. by Sheriff JsfferjS and
Robert Gibson. Special Agent, from
the psnitsnuary. Holliway was q
truSty and had but two months yet
TO serve, and on May - escaped with
another convict who vas also cap
tTred in the State Of Montana 4 few
days ago.
HOlliway has been in this vicinity
for the past week spending part of
the time on Dead Ok Flat with
acquaintance, his immediate
whereabouts was soon located by
Jetferis after the prison officer had
arrived. He was brought TO Paystte
and cared for in the county Jail until
Tuesday morning when he was re
turned 70 Salem, Oregon. He was
p years OF age and was serving 4
two year term for grand larceny.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-06-30
IOWA PICNIC

All you fellows trOI -DNe- Just
remember. the pot has already began
20 boil. and plans viii soon Be under
ray for the big picnic Have Z good
story ready. for you will BE- called
OF 70 tell IL Tell your 1eighbOTs II
they are from Iowa what Is going 70
happen before long. spread the news
I'd lets have all the Iowa people out
The tiz-z has not been set but II
will be soon Just remember this
is an annual affair and viii get big
ger and better each year There g1ll
Se new stunts pulled off that you
never saw before. Watch the papers
for date and further particulars
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-06-30
SOME EGG

Harry Ramev. living near Fruit
land claims 10 own hen that has
broken all records for laying large
eggs. He brought to this office last
Saturday an egg more than double
he size Of q common hen egg and
swears by all that's good. that one
o. his hens produced the egg. Harry
has always been pretty fair for
truth and veracity. but by-golly.
~7'd ike 70 het him. that the hen
TIA 1Hve6 The egg can swim just the
srme.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-06-30
SIxTg-FIVE YEARS " TIE
HARNESS TOGEI HEX

S7vr--fEve years oE married lie Is
verT rzrz ocurz-ce, and but teE
live 10 celebrate their golden Esc-
ding OF fifty years EoFsT-s- EaE@-le
czr boast OF having a. the present
tine z couple TEC have walked sl-e
bv side sharing together the ro1s1
and smooth places over EEs's 1our-
neT for s5CIT-fITs g5srs II E1eE are
SHARED 20 live until July 5Lh- NJ
and Mrs. 4 s Lcthsr living N Lh1r
comfortable little hcue On First
svsuus SoCLz, ware united II Uzr-
rage back II the New England
states July sLh- S5s. and while time
and the cares o. life have made some
changes they are both e1iOyng tzIr-
" good health. and are ss happy To-
Ee-he- u0E zs during their honey
noon Of sExEy-iEve years ago Mrs
Luther vii have reached her S4I1
birthday tomorrow July Isl and
Nr- LuJL5r passed his S7th nile
stone Feb. 1sL
They are the parents OF 8 child
-eu. SIX OF whom are nov living and
the Oldest son being s. E5srs old TO
day the 39th Of June We consider
the life record OF Mr. and Mrs
Luther 70 be very EsEarkzble- Il Is
quite likely they can attribute their
long years OF happiness 20 temperate
habits and right living Ehich might
be an example 70 many younger
people OF today who zre rushing
through life without z single
thought OF The future M and Ms
Luther ara good Christian people
good leighbOrs. znc are loved by
multitude OF people who wish them
many more years 20 enjoy the bless
:nEs OF this life
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-06-30
MRS. 8RUBAKER ENTERTAIYs

II y
Mrs. z. II. BrUbaksT was hostess
% Z siumbe7" party giTen = Es-
lone last Saturday evening tn honor
5f her daughters Hazel and Fern
The guests arrived at 8 O'Clock
and q once the ball started rolling
The evening was spent in playing
cards. singing dsnCving and various
other girlish amusements.
At twelve the young ladies were
AIKEN 20 the dining room, which vas
beautifully decorated in pink and
green cr--r paper and pink rose
buds. Ante q delicious lunch was
5s-Ted. the girls retired for the night
Until various and Uncanny noises
we're heard outside, and several ny
steTious faces appeared at the wiz
lows. OF course no one was fright
cued. but girls will be girls. and
cLc ueiEhbors know the buuch diG
not sleep much the remainder OE the
night.
n the morning the hostess served
p delicious breakfast and the young
ladies retired 10 their homes salts
tied that Mrs. BrubakeT was z love
= hostess. and that they had been
-CyalIy entertained
Those present besides Fern and
Hazel Brubaker were: Marie auer.
Pauline Pence. Violet Swauk. La
Ooaa Swank Nuriel Norton, Maude
Stegal, Lucille Loughery, Esther
Orcutt, Bessie MusgrOve. Tnez HonIZ,
Eva Wilson, Mildred Holmes. CIa
Hughes. Ethel Jefseris. Max Vain
wright. Viola Daell- Mildred Duni-
Ter Fern GOrton. Katherine Pence.
Grace Johuton. Grace Preston. Ceeil
Williams. Roma Long.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-06-30
10 TIE DISPERSION.

The Baptist Church will have Z
great get together meeting II
-Es!E banquet and business session
on Wednesday July 6Lh a. p n
This meeting promises 10 be OF IN
usual interest 10 our people, and We
are expecting every one OF them 70
be present on this delightful occa-
sion
The banquet and the after dinner
speeches and the general good fel-
IO-z1i1 which we shall all enjoy to
getter viii be worth more 10 rs than
EI---- and gold
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-06-30
ANNOUNCEMENT

DR.. J. c. Woodward. Oculist. de-
sireS to announce that he will be At
his office in Woodward Building,
every afternoon for the purpose Of
FITTING GLASSES. Arrangements
may be made for evening appoint
ments. Eyes will be examined FREE
of CHARGE. Office equipment in
cludes every modern instrument.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-06-30
ELMER T.. JARVIS

Elmer 7. Jarvis was born Oct
&c. 1861. at Nenia, ILL.,, died at the
Holy Rosary hospital. Ontario, Ore.
$50 a m, June 2Sth, 1921, after a
short illnesss.
He was united i'll marriage with
Mary Katherine Robertson, Sept. Is.
1887. To this union was born two
children. Homer S, of Parma, Ida
no. and Blanche of Payette. He also
leaves a brother Oliver s. of Taylor
Vile illinois. to morn his loss.
He came to Payette in March.
1911. and has resided on Big Will
low since the following year.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-06-30
PROFESSOR sTEFANsON

II has been rumored that PTofes-
sOr Stefanson the noted Arctic Ex-
plorer, who is TO appear at the Fruit
land ChautaUqua. was not cOmming.
We wish TO repudiate this statement.
Professor StefaCsOn will be at the
hCautaUuUa as previously anncunc-
ed and his lecture will be one wOrta
while
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-06-30

On the home diamond IN PayoIte
naxt Sunday afternoon. the BAN fans
vi have he opportunity Of seeing
p real bail ga. The Rive n!C-
vii cross bats with the Wood Spur
TEN here next Sunday afternoon
Tna Wood Spur boys have good
team ana have won all the games
they have played this year. but the
River boys expect to defeat them.