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Newspaper
Payette Enterprise
Location
Payette, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1920
Page
1
Mrs J L Cowen and her ten year old daughter suffered serious injuries after a Tuesday accident while returning to Indian Valley. The car overturned twice in a narrow stretch near Indian Valley. Mrs Cowen had serious head and facial injuries and the girl sustained a badly bruised shoulder. They were taken to Dr Woodward's office for treatment.
Abraham Nodle aged 87 plus, died at his daughter Mrs C H Bowman's home in Weiser Idaho. He was born March 28 1833 in Portage County Ohio and lived in Iowa Montana and Idaho. He married Sarah Ogden in 1857 and had six children two of whom survive A T Nodle in Washington and Mrs Bowman in Weiser. He moved with his wife to Butte Montana then to Weiser and finally to Payette before returning to Bowmans. Short services were held at the Bowman home and the funeral was at the Welser Protestant Church with burial in Welser cemetery.
Payette County with Red Cross nurse Miss Boyd from Washington state outlines public health nursing scope. It covers home visits, prenatal and infant guidance, school and child examinations, tuberculin care, costs, and under physician direction only. The Red Cross nurse wears standard uniform. no charity dispensing. service free to military families.
The ceremony took place Wednesday morning at the Perry home with Rev. H Wallis officiating. Alice Mae Perry and Tom Pex ton Bulmer were joined in marriage in the front yard before relatives and 26 guests. The couple plans a brief honeymoon at Payette Lakes before settling in Payette. Mrs Bulmer will continue with the Enterprise staff. Eastern Star notice announces Loraine Chapter No 20 meeting on Tuesday September 7.
Miss Alice Perry was the guest of honor at a misc shower hosted by Mrs. Chris Feneke and Mrs. Bob Brown last Friday at Bob Brown's home. The event featured a successful mock wedding, festively decorated rooms, a two course lunch for about 40 guests, and many useful gifts for the honoree.
The document outlines travel reimbursement after six months service and a one month paid vacation each year for Red Cross nurses. It recommends pro rata paid vacation on resignation and a half day weekly rest period. It discusses night duty exceptions, patient care during the day, and housing provisions with nurses paying their own costs if a home is provided by the Chapter.
C F Draper reports a bear encounter near New Meadows with a sow and two cubs while hunting for bacon. After a furious clash in a huckleberry patch, the bear and cubs were killed by the party, who returned to camp elated despite light injuries. Will Coughanour plans to build a reservoir to irrigate his 1490 acre North Powder ranch after a ten day trip. A social gathering at Mrs. Logan Bowman's home honored Miss Alice Perry with a 500 party and a cut glass bowl gift after cards and refreshments.
The Idaho Vinegar and Pickle Company aims to install a 150 ton pressure press before the season starts to handle rising demand. They report August mail order sales of about 01 barrels of vinegar and project output of around $.00 barrels this season. The firm seeks fair pricing for cull apples as it expands production.
Notice to all master masons that the Masonic Grand Lodge of Idaho will convene at the Masonic Hall in Payette at 10:20 a m on the Sunday in September to lay the Corner Stone of the new Masonic Temple. Attendees urged to be present by order of W. M. Chas Hartung, Sec.
The Bancroft dining room reopened last night under W J Potter who previously worked in the hotel rooming department. Potter's experience is cited as a promise of public satisfaction and patronage. Mr and Mrs S D Thacker returned from Lucerne British Columbia after six weeks visiting a sister and praised the area for fishing and ideal weather.
The Emma Theatre lists a slate for Friday and Saturday September 3 and 4 featuring Zane Grey’s Desert Gold, Joe Martin the Monkey in The Baby Doll Bandit, and matinee at 2 p m. William Desmond in Wild Life 11th episode of Trailed by Three. September 7 brings Fighting Through and A Close Shave in Bringing Up Father. September 9 and 16 show Boots with Lillian Gish, Pathe News, Mutt and Jeff cartoons. Fatty Arbuckle in The Hayseed and The Long Arm Monster with special music.
Pendleton Oregon announces the 192 Round-Up on Sept 23 24 25 with prize money over 10000 and added trophies. Governors Cox may attend and events promise faster relays tougher bucking stock and world records, plus lodging and travel details for visitors.
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