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FOR SALE OR LET
rnREcI.nstfnE SALE

FVNFV IfINIH M NAIFl
Fine daylight factory, partly rented
$4,000. two floors held vacant for PR
chaser only az 900. l0es down.. Valance
easy. MoRTGAcEE. 1895 Tribusc# uiidins.
'a6sS Basknnan.
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yirginia-Sale or Let.

FOR SALE-qn0 acre cultivated farm, va
tered. fenced. large buildings; fin social
community; good for stock breeding. ]. W.
VALENTINE. $40 4ih sv.
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SUBURBAN HOMES WANTED.

CAN I get modern room house with light
attic, near school, Christian neighborhood,
- minutes from Broadway, for $500 down
and about $50 per month carrying charges7
Tell It all first letter. N22s5 Herald. Her
aid So.
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FARM PROPERTY.
Long Island--Snle or Lei.

scre camp or farm sites, $500; 800 down.
$40 monthly; fine land: well located: cleo
triciiy and Telephone accessible. JOHN J.
Rup owner. ratchOgue,
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SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE.
New Jersey--sale or Let.

EXCEPTIONAL VALUES. RUTHERFORD
81 and room modern houses with ga
rage. in good residential section. 81 500.
5000, $500. NJ. ID. STRAUSS, opposite
station. Rnfherfnrh n. j.
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New York.
FOR SALE

Geutlemans estate. 30 acres; live stock.
farming equipment. crops; S room cottage,
electric lights heat. bath: barn. garage,
hennery; on Albany State road. Hudson
River. in Ulster county; 3 minutes West
Shore station: stores. school, church; Will
sacrifice to quick purchaser.
VIM. n. F'ESSENDEN,
SAITCEpTTEG
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SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE.
New Jersey--sale or Let.

RosELLE. N. J.-Bungalow; living room.
dining room, kitchen, two bedrooms batn,
first floor: second floor can hes finished
In three rooms electric light. steam heat,
double floor. fireplace in living room. laun-
dry in cellar; lot soxt5oi minutes from
station, trolley. school. churches, stores
81 600. 81 500 cash. New house. six rooms,
bath sleeping porch, pantry, steam heat,
electricity, oak floor, chestnut trim; lot 4OS
$50; : minutes TO station, SC; $4,000, 81 300
ca sh balance easy terms r. II. SIMPSON,
owner. 9s3 whitehall Bldg, New York, or
260 W. Sd aN., Roseue-
RAMSEY, as miles: room house, city
water; Ia acres; $500; good road.
LEACH. 422 West 5Tth. city.
RUTHERFORD-New 6 room model house,
all improvements. $1,000; bargain. GOsS,
Al Morse av. Tel. 1871.
GEWOOD-Attraetlve : room house.
modern improvements large plot: 81 900
81 $50 cash. HOVER, 2i2 Bwsy. n. Y.
SUBURBAN HOME BARGAIN. ! am willing
to take n loss TO sell Immediately. being in
need of ready cash. II you arrange to-
make moderate cash payment within a few
days you can save several thousand dollars
and secure a really fine home In what is
beyond question the most desirable refined
purely residential suburban section within
convenient committing of New York city The
house contains ten beautiful rooms, bath
rooms and garage. II is almost new and of
most attractive exterior and interior design.
The large living room with It's big oozy open
fireplace lis in every sense of the word
living room. Nothing has been omitted 10
make this real home. Grounds are 100x194
feet, with good shade trees high location;
superb environment; lakes and wonderfully
kept homes and grounds, every comfort has
been provided. Churches, stores, schools and
markets. which are so necessary, are con-
yenientlv near ] viii sacrifice for VI 900 20
obtain some quick cash Difference between
cash paid and the price can remain on mort
gage. The property now has a firpt mort
gage of 81 800 on it, Mr.. BROOKS, p. O.
Box 1l0I, City Hall station. New York City.
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TO LET-FUPNISHED

Piermont- on-IIudsou. IS minutes from City
Hall: room house with bath; all improve
ments: fruit trees, large gardens: near sta
ton; fine view. lease 81 200 yearly. Cal
MRS f. r. TIMOTHY
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ROSE HILL FARM,

midway between pomtret and Nrooklyns
Connecticut. An excellent Colonial house IN
good order. and l4o acres OF lsnd' vel 70.
Gated. orrbard land woodland and pasture
superb view Short distance TO golf links.
rentieman's home. To those who would grow
al bilt country this property offers "a Won
derful opportunity. The price u reasonabie'
T. may be seen until November J by permit.
Inauire THE WiNnHAM COUNTY Ma
TTONAL BANK. Danielson, Conn.
vr bave for sale at Wilton and Ridgefieid
very desirable properties. with small ana
large acreage, suitable for farms or conn-
try homes. For particulars address Not-
WALK AGENCY. 81 Wall ST. Nor"ah'
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FOR SALE.

A fine property on top of Schooley's Mt
X mile from State road consisting of IS
acres, large house of 26 rooms. fully fur
nished. steam heat. water. gas and cleo
tricity, garage; small house OF rooms with
water, electricity. garage, gas house, con-
servatory and ice house barn and outbuild-
ings with farm stock. equipment and
electricity. All frame buildings in good con
dition; fine poultry plant of breeders and
pullets, well housed and equipped: electric
lights, fruit trees OF all kinds in poultry
yards. large vegetable garden with small
fruits, beautiful shade trees In large lawn:
an ideal spot for rest cure. owing to fine
climate and mineral spring water. long
Famous IN Schooleys Mt. VIII sell with or
without stock. equipment and furniture Cali
MRS. A. s. FIELDS,
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Broadway-Tarrytown.
- DAot CfnO Month

For Rent, 500 Month.
New room house. bath. extra lavatory'
sun parlor, fireplace hot water heat. gas
eisctricity: 4 blocks station: immediate pos
session. 3. CALL. 6 Depot Plaza, White
Plains, N. y. ------.
BRONXvILLE N. Y.--To let. furnished
house and garage. very. reasonable. iz
roorrs, 2 baths, beautifully furnished. for sly
or seven months, account of being called
South; immediate possession; plot 7oxllo.
Cali Rector 3s49 for particulars.
BRoNXvILLE.-Buildin plot In ve.y de-
sirabie section, is offered by owner at Vefy
cause OF changed building plans I Iss Her-
aid. $50 Bway. ------------------
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SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE.
westchester-saie or Let.

PELHAM MANOR.
430 VOLTS LANE.
New stucco house, rooms. beside laundry,
breakfast room. cold storage, baths. large
concrete porch. unfinished attic. suitable for
rooms and bath: plot G0x150; inspection
any time. Inquire owner in premises; price
$4,000.
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vlrginIa-sa,e or Le,,

HSrsasssEisss'IpS S. ss.s :im.i. p.si H sss snss. %
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TO LET FOR BUSINESS.
From Battery to Iath st Inclusive.


CELLAR suitable for storage. co11o. ~:
ceiling, 100 per cent. sprinkler, heat afrn
elevator. Rent $3.50. See Engineer.
TIDENATER ROOFINri CO.
80 sullasan 81.
DESK room or half office. 500 Sc; con-
venient - Church ST., room 81.
DESK SPACE 10 Reasonable. suIte
4lo World Building, ~ Park Row
ENTIRE building, ee North Moore 81. opnsy
II y. WELSH. zoo B'way. Worth sIN.
GREENWICH ST. story ildinr, soxsn
near Central Railroad with elevator. S23
washington av. Prospect s642
LOFT TO LEASE.
q. East 10th st.. near broadway: first loft
44xn0; fireproof, two elevators; possess loo
Owner. WILLIAM y. FITZPATRICK, 1t9
Broadway.
LIGHT lofts. 1000 So IT,, 4ss ureenuich II
See engineer on premises. IT. II. WELSH.
gaa BROADWAY. Phone Worth $3.50.
OFFICES, $i2 per month and up; elevator
steam heat. good light. - 30 av.
PARLOR floor, suitable store, restaurant.
office. shop. 223 W. 18th, at 9TH sv. cub
way station; opposite sheridan Theater.
STONE ST, "a (suite 2oI)--unfurnIshed, ptf-
desk room, $50 monthly: mailing and teif-
phone privileges, 81 monthly. WHITE
SOUTH STREET no. s.-Four story cor1er
Apply 20 LANpERS. 16A y. S3rd 81.
THREE Beautifully furnished offices: rent
moderate. Room $50, i3s Liberty St. city.
81 W ioTH sT.-studio, 24xS0 ground fioor.
suitable for sculptor. painter, Photographic
RoRT NJ. BUSH e. CO, Agents. 4,s Ia
fayette st. Spring $3.50. Msnhsttsn.
Above 18th st. to seth ST. Unciusivey.
BARGAINS IN SMALL LOFTS.
with possession showroom or manufacturing
WEST asTTi, NEAR 9TH Av. 81 500. ,
WEST 18TH, NEAR 9TH AV.. -
WEST 81 2ITH, IT., NEAR 1IS-.s ETH Az. g 500
AMl1s & CO. &c WEST 3lsT ST.
DESIRABLE light loft, for light msnufsc.
turing, conveniently located; cheap rent.
l4a w. 18th.
FINEST STORE on 54th 81. opposite MacyIs
Size a5xjoo, with IA feet ceiling and fnezza-
nine. Expensively finished. Long term lease
with or without basement Desirabiity unsnr-
passed. Also first floor for lease: elevA-
tor HoYT AxELRAp. 20 w. 3zth 81,
FOR business purposes. desirabls space in
store for office or light commercial buyi-
ness. Kodak store. Il W. 2Srd ct. corner
6th sv.. MASONIC Building.
FURNISHED private office; stenographie
and telephone service. Suite sol. 1io
FIRST class studio or office. isi Madison
sv., corner saith st. Telephone Vanderbilt
1857.
HOUSE 20 lease. 57th ST. between sth and
9th avs, suitable for furnished room busi-
ness: can be seen Monday. J. K. MOORS,
3i5 West aIth vt.
LARGE private office In suite, Ligge.t
Building; stenographer service, teiephont, I,
rental $40. Tel. MURRAY Hili-o99s.
LOFT-25x1o0, modern, elevator. t24 West
18th ST; Possession Rent $2,10o.
LOFTS, 5oxiOo; also 25xio0; excellent
light: large elevator. LUMB 523 w. 45th.
OFFICE-Furnished. in large suite; splendid
location; first-class building: reasonable.
Call 1905 Straus Building, 18th ST. and 9th
ave.
nections, immediate possession. Room
6i5. Kncherbocker Bldg, 1852 w. 42d.
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New Jcrsey--ssIe or Let.

New Jcrsey--ssIe or Let.
EI,EC,TRTCAII,Y Operated DAIRY Farm,
ia BELOW COST. iG2 acres fertile MUS,
conetong valley; near splendid town ano
country club dwellings, eSCshr,sS in .Ys,Srn stem
. silos. 80 head high grade cows, horses,
poultry. large crops. completes labor saving
$4,000 CASH. BALANCE Mortgage.
BRoKEns PRoTEcTEp.
EUGENE JOBs-H. F. BECK co.
Realtors. opp. station. summit. y. !.
ONE OF THE BEST FARMS
IN NEW JERSEY.
1Ia acres, splendid room house. with bath,
2 barns, poultry house, blacksmith shop, corn
crib and other buildings farm lmpiements
I rom Asbury rark; owner. retiring will make
terms; no reasonable ctisr refused
Room eoa. ioi w. i2d az, New York city.
an estate iss acres $1,000 Inquire J.
G. ANpREss. Newton, y NI.------------
OWNER will sell chesply desirable no acre
farm, IS minutes from Far Hills on stone
road: fruits. alfalfa. meadow, trout stream,
spring water IN house and barns; barn to'
30 cows 4 room house other buildings W.
L. LANCE, oldwick, n, J, J,---
SPIHN1llD FARM. near heauutul NWtlano
old age conpels sale, nearly ~ acres rich
land " acres good timber; running stream
g room house. city gus. electricity w wanted
barrs, poultry buildings 200 grapes, apples,
rcarS cherries clover fields, old shade
PRICE 81 400. part cash. Writc, also send
FOR Illustrated Farm Catalogue. BRAY
MACCEORCE. ViNELANp, ~, =,
WHOEVER must sacrifice his 30 acre fruit
and poultry farm. largo 10 room house,
barn, hennerv. COW sheds, wagon house. corn
crih. pig pen. workship. . horses. COWS,
pigs 100 chickens. also farm implements;
well and spring and trout stream two miles
from railroad and trolley station; price
AZ q5O. easy terms Inquire owner, ". q.
NEATLY. - Madison st. Washington. n =.
virginIa--saie or Let
HoAIEsEEK.ERs-sepd for yirsins FERN
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Westcberter.
PELHAM

FOR SALE-pelhsm Manor, reduced from
s23, 600 10 SIS 500. white Colonial house.
side porches. large living room and open
fireplace, master bedrooms and tiled bath
on second floor. bedrooms and bath third
floor: ! car garage. desirable neiHhborhood.
HIO Jamea 81. Phone Ehlham AsasW.
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CHESTER HrLl-MouNT VERNON.

Only sis,I5o for this splendid house.
rooms, tiled bath, steam heat wei pu,t auu .m
comfortable; centrally located. rot for $1,000
>rnnderful q room, st,cco house, with garage
beamtifui interior. $1,000. room bungalow,
Vernon Park; so IT. lot; ready Immediately
a little gem.
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Connecticut.

sHIPPAN POINT, STAMFORD, CONN.
Oct. to May I. modern 10 room furnishes
house on Ocean dr.. west. masters bed
rooms, baths, . car garage; 500 monthly.
Phone Stamford 1915.
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FARM PROPERTY.
miscellaneous sale OF Let.

FARMS for sale. Catalog free. STROU1
FARM AGENCY. Box c. $50 Nassau 81.
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At Ridgefield, Comm.

Real estate so miles from New York, lake
frontage, beautiful views. excellent country
homes. Berkshire foothills. Property of all
descriptions. 81 900 % $500, ,0pn. Fine motor
roads. Come and Sc, TIiAp DEUS CRANE,
phona 1
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FOR RENT.
GnrTTlI np NGI'

Modern residence In exclusive section:
room stone residence, with sun porch AMI
2 car garage: will rent furnished unfur-
nished from October ] 4: arrange lease
for q months to years; rent will approyi-
mate $3.50 monthly. CROWLEY OBRIEN
COMPANY. Essex Building, Newark. n. J.
FOR RENT on Palisades (opposite Grants
Tomb) Colonial dwelling, bedrooms,
bathrooms, sleeping porch every improve
ment beautiful river view; select neighbor-
hood, school, churches. market; 80 minutes
from New York, : minute trolley service;
rent reasonable. w. E. sAM1iIs. Cljffside,
n. j. Phone Clffside 1910.
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NEW TWO FAMILY HOUSES.

southern exposure. breakfast nook, hath
with shower; double garage. ALBERT
builder, residence 64T Var
Cortlandi Park av. Phone 1904 Yc..s.,s.
ONLY 5000 CASH BUYS BEST VALUE
IN wEsTrHESrER COUNTY.
In New Rochelle restricted neighborhood:
ligb, convenient, New Rochelle's best
planned new homes beautiful exterior aud
Interior; center hall. living room 27 n,
with fireplace. sun paror IN IT,, bed
rooms, baths hot water heat: oak floors
throughout; finest construction. II bought
direct from owner only $ls 900. Act quick
ly. N. W." 22O6 Herald. Herald square.
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KIRK-MoUNT VERNON. zee,
q C,rary Avenue. HnIcIest 7l.l
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SACRIFICE lowing TO change IN business
/ am obliged to move and will sell sub
urban place with garage 70 quick purchaser
An unusually attractive home with inclosed
sun porch. Z large rooms and bath; ideal
location and within easy committing service
TO New York city; exclusive residential
section will sell for $4,000 (complete)
81 800 can remain on first mortgage and
easy terms can be arranged for the balance
OF 81 200. For complete details address L.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1922-12-14
Y. NJ. G. A. TO BE SOLD

Since the Y. M. c. A. has ceased
to function as community affair,
and the Indebtedness must be paid at
once, the building is going to be sold
at sacrifice price within a few
days.
1t has been demonstrated that to
continue the use of the building for
the purpose in which it was built Is
700 heavy drain on the community,
hence it has practically stood idle for
several years as a monument of poor
judgement. The building and the
lot on which it stands is quite valu-
able piece Of property If put to some
practical use, but 1t has ceased to
function as a Y. NJ, c. A., and the
opportunity Is now open to some in
dividual, or the community to obtain
a bargain at less than half price.
With the number of secret and So
cial organizations in Payette that re-
quire a home or a meeting place, It
would seem the opportunity should
not go begging.
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PACKAGES MUST BE
PROPERLY WRAPPED

Parcel Post packages should be Sc
curely wrapped, many packages are
sent through the mail that reach their
destination badly demoralized, and
many times the address is obliterated
until the postal authorities are un-
able to determine who the package is
for At the Payette postoffice a prac-
tical idea is advanced by placing a
show case in the lobby displaying the
contrast between properly prepared
package and number of improperly
wrapped, such as frequently are re-
ceiyed for distribution. The Post
master and the clerks at the Payette
office are particularly desirous of CIV
ing the public 1907 efficiency In
service. They are extremely accom-
modating in giving personal advice
as to the wrapping and properly adj
dressing of all matter, to be sent
through the mail, however the demon
stration as given in the show case
should assist in eliminating much
confusion and damage to packages.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1922-12-14
GEORGE r. FULTON

George r. Fulton was born In Ohio,
August 18th, 1922 and died At his
home in Payette, December III. 1922.
He moved to Illinois when a young
man, he was married to Eliza Wood
cock, July 21st, 1861. In 1859 he
moved to Kansas. where he acquired
large tract of land which he still
owned at the time of his death. He
left the farm in 1900 moving at that
time to Beatrice, Nebr., and in 1908
moved to Payette and during his 1g
years of residence here made many
warm friends through fair dealings
and friendly ways. His wife proceed
ed him in death in 1917, and his eld-
est daughter, who remained with him
at home, passed away in 1921.
He>is survived by one son, Charles
S. Fulton, and one daughter, Mrs. e.
H. Brubaker, both of this city. Re
is also survived by seven grand
children and one great-grand-daugh-
ter.
His remains left Payette Saturday
morning, accompanied by his son
Charles, and son-in-law E. H. Bru-
baker for interment beside his wife
and daughter in the family lot at
Kansas.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1922-12-14
MaSONS Fleet OFICERS

Tuesday evening at the regular COM
municauon, Washoe Lodge NO. %,
A. F. & A. NJ, elected the following
officers for the ensuing year.
A. w. Christian, Worshipful Mas
ter.
Sherman L. Pobst, Senior Warden.
A. B. Moss, Jr., Junior Warden.
F S. Zimerman, Treasurer.
Chas. Hartung, Secretary
After which the following appoint
i've officers were elected
]. Ronald Walker, Senior Deacon.
Edward D. Pacha, Junior Deacon.
Reuei D. Maule, Senior Steward.
S. C. Arrendiell, Junior Steward.
A. E. White, Marshall.
Albert White, Chaplain.
D. L. Kostenbader, Tyler.
And the five members of the board
of directors elected are:-
Fred Moss, E. C. S. Brainard,
Henry Ashcroft, NJ. E. Wood and
Walter G. Pence.
George E. Knepper, Grand Lectur-
er of the Grand Lodge of Idaho, be-
ing present, gave very interesting
and instructive lecture on Free Ma
sonry which was heard by a large
of the local lodge and
visiting brethren who were in at
tendance at this meeting.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1922-12-14
'PORT!A CLUB
HOLDS MEETING

December eleventh was regular
Portia day, and the club was well
represented. The president reported
the refusal of the offer of the
City Council, and the Mayor, to take
over the city management for two
weeks, by the board of directors, as
they felt that that was too short a
time to do any material good, as
there were no matters of special i'm
rortance to come up at this time.
Mrs. Crump reported the rummage
sale netted s204, and the board with
held s25, to be used by the Public
Welfare committee, in their immedi-
ate use.
1t was voted to send a Christmas
box to the Childrens Home in Boise,
and Mrs. Ainey, Mrs. L. E. Keeler,
and Mrs. Springston, were placed on
sent
1t was voted to borrow from the
general fund enough money to make
up the Near East fund, so i1 could be
sent at once.
Miss Hazel Huff and Miss Rebecca
Sayidge were presented for member
ship, also Mrs. B. E. Hall.
The Home Economics Committee
had charge of the program with Mrs.
Spaulding in the chair Mrs. L. NJ.
Ferrel, one of our new members, read
2 paper on "a Well Balanced Meal"
that was highly interesting; Mrs. Ter
williger on "The Preparation of a
Well Balanced Meal; and Mrs. VIM.
a paper on Interior Decor
ations"; Miss Swank played piano
solo; and Mrs. B. F. Huff, talked on
Household Hints" and Mrs. Pasha's
talk on Sleeping Apartments"
concluded the program. Every talk
was very much worth while and from
/ Home Economics stand point was
most appropriate.
The next club meeting will be
musical on January Sth, and will be
n charge of the Music committee of
which Mrs. Eastman is chairman.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1922-12-14
MIR. WOOD RETURNS
WITH GOOD REPORT

M. e. Wood returned Sunday
morning from his trip back to Wis
consin feeling fine, this is good news
to us ALL Mr.. Wood was gone some
three weeks, and during his stay
back there took considerable note Of
general conditions in particular. This
is encouraging to the people of the
west, as we know to a certainty that
prosperity goes in waves and is reach
ing from the far East rapidly in this
direction. Mr.. Wood says in and
around Chicago, Milwaukee, and the
territory visited by him, there is no
lack of finances or the slightest COM
plant Of strenuous times. Every
factory is running on full time and
but few If any people are out of
steady employment. Prices with but
few exceptions for the farm products
of that country is satisfactorily high.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1922-12-14
K|WAN|S CLUB
RECEIVES CHARTER

The Kiwanis Club held very IN
teresting and spirited meeting Tues
day evening. The quota of member
ship being filled the charter was pre-
sented by Hon. Oliver o. Haga, DIS
trict Governor, Utah-Idaho Kiwanis
District. Including the ladies present
and a number from Boise, Nampa,
Caldwell and Weiser, it was estimat-
ed $50 were in attendance. A BAN
quet was served by the Hotel Ban
croft Grill, which was just a little
more than ordinary.
Jonas G.. Hillycr, vice-president of
the Payette club in his usual poppy
style acted as toastmaster, when the
following program was nicely carried
out: Song, America" by everybody,
led by H. w. Adams, accompanied by
Sherman l.. Pobst; Invocation, Rev.
H. E. Move; dinner music by Payette
High School Orchestra; Address of
Welcome, ]. H. Davis, district trus-i
tee; Response, Rev. Geo. Cunning
ham, Boise; DR.. F. NJ. Cole, Caldwell;
DR.. D. C. Rhoades, Nampa; and Geo.
Waters, Weiser; Solo, Harold W.
Adams; Charter presentation, Hon.
oliver O'Haga; Acceptance of Chart
er, j. E. Turner, president of the
Payette Kiwanis club. /
While the quota of the Payette
Kiwanis club is complete, it is not the
intention to discontinue receiving
new members. The club is doing
a good work in bringing the business
men together once a week creating
cooperative spirit that is essential for
the success of any city.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1922-12-14
WOOD-ANTRIM.

A quiet home wedding took place
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. 2. F.
Antrim, Sunday, December Srd, at
$3.50 A. NJ, when their son, Vernon
K. Antrim, and Miss Wilma Wood OF
Huntington, Oregon, were Joined i'll
the holy bonds of matrimony, Rev. H.
E. Move, of the Christian church, Of
ficiating. The following day, e. 2.
Antrim, father of the groom, took the
happy couple to Huntington where
they will make their home on large
stock ranch near that place owned b.
Mr.. Antrim. The bride is one OF
most charming young
ladies who has made no mistake i'll
choosing as life partner one Of
enterprising young men
who for the past few years has b2en
engaged in stock raising near Hunt
ington.