Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-11-09

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| SIR. and Mrs. L. Z. Surber eelebrat-
ed their sixth wedding anniversary
Wednesday, November LIST by enter
tanning to a family dinner, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. L. Surber. Payette and Mr..
and Mrs. T. o. Ady and children.
Mr.. ]. o. Scritchfield was Boise
visitor Sunday.
Mrs. Grant Fisher has been suffer
ing a severe attack OF grippe.
I Mr.. Wampler OF Falks Store who
was up here looking for home, has
purchased from Mr.. Huff. 10 acres
which was formerly a part OF the
east forty Of the Grant Fisher
! place
A party of young people. boys
and girls met Tuesday night for
Halloween frolic In the shape of
charivari on Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson
Sheldon who were married Monday,
October 80, the young lady being a
resident near Falks Store. The groom
treated the crowd TO cigars as he
did not expect to see so many lad
/ les. II this continues the bride
grooms In the future will have to see
that they have sweets for treats.
Mrs. Perdue of Exeter. Cal, ar
rived Wednesday last week for an
extended visit with her daughter,
Mrs. e. B. Gladish.
I Grange will not meet next Fri
lay night but the fourth Friaay
night OF this month and II is hoped
to begin the meeting again with a
good program. Further announce
ments will be given later.
Mrs. A. Kaessner was called TO
8oise last Wednesday because OF the
serious illness OF her grandmother,
Mrs, Hoskins, due to neuralgia OF
the chest. She however is improv-
ing and hopes soon to be herself
again.
Little Virgil Spainhower has been
i'll for several days from tonsilits,
out is almost fully recovered at
ibis writing.
Mrs. Homer Anderson of Glenns
Ferry was the guest OF her sister,
Mrs. ]. K. Graham. the past week.
Mr.. Jim Whitsell went over TO
emmett Saturday for a few days
visit with his brother win and in
cidentally assist him in moving his
amily and household effects out
IN his fine ranch property on the
emmett bench.
Lee Fellows, a brother of Mrs. e.
P. Nokes left Sunday for Amhurst,
nebraska. He goes from here TO
lawrence, Kansas, to visit sister.
has. and Ed Royston Sun~ayed
- 1ayetle, eues.e Of their relatives
ne Eatons.
While driving in a wagon near
their home, Mrs. Dunn res eiNed an
injury that might have been serious.
Phe horses had become frightened
and while Mr.. Dunn was quieting
hem, Mrs. Dunn was most hastily
alighting, for when he looked around
he found he had lost his passengers.
If one could but realize II at the
time 1t is always safer to take ones
chances with the conveyance.
The representative of Sunny Mon
day soap, Mr. Emerson was doing
land office business on the bench
this week, through the Johnson store
selling the products of the Fair
banks Soap Co.
Mrs. Sarah Driscoll Of New Ply
mouth, formerly Of this place yisltee.
last week at the Manneman ana
| Royston homes, also other frienos.
Mr.. Fitzgerald was Boise ylsitof
Monday on a business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Moody ana
son VINO have been here some time
looking after the large apple crop
purchased of Mr. Hunter, viii leave
The last Of the week for their ne"
nome at Vancouver, Washington.
Dan Heffner, Mr.. Spainhower's cou-
sin will accompany Mr. Moody to
Vancouver.
Mrs. S. J.. Berg received the sad
intelligence that her aged father had
passed away after an illness Of two
weeks at the ripe old age OF 81
years. The old gentleman, Peter
Faar visited here about two years
ago adm will be remembered by
many. He was a pioneer Of the
Northwest having crossed the plains
in 1853 and established home IN
Washington in which place he resld-
ed until his death.
Chas. Lockner is slowly but sure
ly improving and hopes are enter
aimed for his ultimate recovery. IL
s wonderful the nerve and fortitude
displayed by this young man In the
trying ordeal he has gone through.
Miss Maude Royston went over 10
Caldwell for a two weeks visit with
aer sister, Myrtle.
Miss Maude Williams who mas
been here packing apples mas gone
to her home in Nampa.
The Blomstrom family we're made
Happy by the raise of the quarantine
that has kept them prisoners IN
their own home so many weeks.
4 Mrs. Emma Moody OF Ohio arrived
past week for an all Winters visit
with her daughter, Mrs. Ingard, at
Santa Rosa. -.
A surprise birthday party was CIV
len by the friends Of Axel Johnson
lat his home. A good crowd was pres
ient and a thoroughly enjoyable time
WAS had. Rev Darlington of Boise
WAS present. Their friends pre-
scented them with some fine silver
ware for the table.
Mrs. j. e. Colly is a marvel TO
herself and friends as she has so
fully recovered from her serious III
ness for which she was operated on
at Portland, and has GAINED thirty
nine pounds and able to do her own