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Newspaper
Payette Enterprise
Location
Payette, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1915
Page
3
Mrs C G Wi departs cubedior role and Mrs BR G Wilson Wi assumes the urban print department chair. The Enterprise thanks readers and staff for four years of loyal support, notes fond memories, and bids farewell with best wishes for future endeavors.
Irene Worth of Ontario spent a weekend with her parents on the beach. Numerous relatives and friends from Homestead Three Forks Montana New Plymouth Payette and Caldwell visit or travel through Ontario attending fairs farms and family events.
The auction will raise funds for athletics and invites public attendance to support the cause. Mrs Chas Stewart showed slight improvement after a week of illness. Mrs Smith of Ontario visited daughter Mrs E C Braswell, with Maud and Mona Cammon accompanying her home. Mr Braswell's family will move to Midvale after trading property to Mr Edison. Mr Raby lost a horse last week from spasmedic colic. H J Tharp is in Nyssa working in the prime diner Geo Jones and wife of Nyssa visited local friends Sunday. J H Boor and Mrs Harris attended the ditch meeting in Payette Saturday. Mrs Clyde Hurd helps Miss Kate Harris care for the hay crew. Harris has fifty tons of hay in third cutting. Cattle at WI Bottom are afflicted with blackteg. Messrs Tharp, Meeker, Steward and Dorothy killed some animals. All cattle vaccinated by Veterinary Hilton of New Plymouth. Mrs J H Boor and children spent Sunday at C R Leckner's. Mrs R G Wilson has taken the Portland Fluff Rugs agency. Those with old interior carpets to be remade may contact Mrs Wilson.
The congregation hosted a farewell reception at Professor and Mrs Cotton's home for Rev Deal and his family who served four years in our community. Gifts included a solid silver breakfast carving set from the women, a silver spoon from Miss Irma's Sunday School class, and a fountain from the Christian Endeavor. The Deal family leaves Tuesday for snow work in Rupert Idaho.
Mr N Felethose carried off ten prizes at the Ontario fair including top awards for a year old son at stake and best gelding. Miss Eva Wilson won twelve dollars in prizes for cakes cookies bread jellies canned fruit candy and a dressed doll in the pupil department. The Commercial Club hosted the Idaho Auto Club at Johnsons Hall. Payette sheep men bought 500 tons of hay at 5.50 per ton from local suppliers. The Domestic Science building gained by tinting two rooms. Fires in the surrounding country caused losses. H R Boomer’s auto in repair burned alongside new parts in the Payette garage.
The W C T U plans a meeting with Mrs RG Wilson on Thursday September 30. Department Superintendents will map the year. L T L practice at 3 PM Sunday in the Methodist church for the I State convention. Sunday services at Methodist and Baptist churches. Rev C L Walker will attend and preach. A brown leather purse with Lyell Rudolph’s name is missing. leave at Fruitland Center. Box at P O Batt Johnson's Hall October 1 for a loan fundraiser. Ad seeking lunch box for two at Theseldroys Dox 4&2.
The late Senator John J. Ingells is praised as a master of English in a prose poem on death. The extract asserts in the grave’s republic all men are equal and lists reversals of wealth, rank, and power in death, noting the strongest and weakest meet the same fate.
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