Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-08-11

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outing on Squaw Greek. They re
IS port an excellent time and plent,
of fish. M i
D. Gilbert Holt, of the Moss Mercan
tile Company, left on Wednesday O
mis- week to join a camping party
fat the Payette Lakes. They will
spend about fifteen days hunting and
5 fishing. -
Miss Maggie Treyey and Miss
Amy MaGill, returned Monday morn
T ing to Caldwell after a delightful two
. weeks visit at the home Of Miss Trey
ey's sister, Mrs, C. w. Giesler OF
d this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos, Ashworth, who
are at Resort. Idaho, write that
4 kt6ey are having delightful time.
4 One Of the children was quite i'll
fer few days but is now thoroughly
recovered. 4
The first OF this week, B. L..
Downs~purchased Of Clarence Pratt
ope> Of his residences on Indiana
'rsreet and will take possession Of
the same at once The deal was
made by Wells & Maule.
I Mrs. VIM. F. Sherwood left Mon
day Of this week for a visit with
friends and relatives in Spokane
Margaret Sherwood, the mother OF
Mr.. Sherwood left for Walla Walla,
where she will make her home.
Miss Beulah Barron who was Sc
riously injured at the steam laundry
few weeks ago, the injury resulting
in the amputation of her left hand,
was sufficiently recovered on last
Wednesday to leave the hospital and
return to her home.
Last Sunday evening at the Germ
an Lutheran church, Rev. E. Brat
eel. Of Gresham, Oregon, who has ac-
eepted the call, preached to this con-
gregation for the first time and has
decided to remain and labor with
the German Lutherans here.
The editor Of this paper ana fam
lily returned last Saturday from three
weeks vacation spent at Meadows.
Idaho We had a delightful trip
and enjoyed the fishing in Goose
Creek to the fullest extent and now
feel ready for another years work.
Miss Emma Mayo Of Winfield.
Kans., who has been making an ex-
tended visit with her aunt, Mrs. E.
S. Moore and cousin, Mrs w. d.
Case, left on Monday afternoon for
California where she will visit other
before returning to her
home
Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Plat took the
afternoon train Monday for Hepner.
ore% where they will visit with
Jkeir daughter, Mrs. Fred Marquesen.
Miss Cora Platt preceded them some
time ago. They will all take trip
10 the mountains for a few weeks
putting before returning home.
Charles F. Hoyt who recently came
% Payette from Boise to live and
who has been suffering from appendi-
,itis for some few weeks was oper-
lted upon at the Woodward hospital
asst Friday the disease having reach
ID an acute stage. At present Mr.
Joyt is in very critical condition.
Last Wednesday, Rennie johnson.
Who was assisting with the haying
i the ranch was the victim of an
eeident which resulted in a severely
visited arm. He fell from the stack
nd got caught in some manner in a
ackson hay fork and had his arm
nd shoulder badly bruised and twist
d.
Mrs. G. 3. Compton and daughter,
EZRA, of Boise, left last Tuesday ey-
ming for Portland where Mrs. Comp
on gees to look over millinery stock
nd purchase those loves of bon
cts" with which to delight the
idies next fall and afterward they
iii both go to Seaside for an out
lg.
Mrs. Mary Doane of Ontario. was
rought to Payette last Wednesday
yening by her husband. W. F. Doane
nd taken to the Woodward hospital
or treatment. Later in the even
ig her condition became such as
, call for an operation which was
erformed that night and the lady
now resting quietly.
]. e. Carver of the Bell Telephone
passed through Payette last
aturday enroute for Salt Lake
here he has accepted position
ith the Bell company. Mr.. Carver
company with two other compan-