Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-07-25

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!, frankie Minas who has been visit
ing The Grlffeths left Tues. for his
home in Boise.
!. Mr.. Bliss editor OF Fruitland It'd
ings is i'll of Appendicitis at his
home at New Plymouth and for two
weeks VIC have missed our little page
Geo. Wilson went over to Caldwell
Monday to make yearly proof on his
homestead under the Black Canyon
project.
Mrs. B. r. Pitches baby Katherine
was quite i'll last week.
II. A. Partridge of Nampa was in
Fritland Monday in the interest of
his nomination for County Commits
sioner.
Ella Bates has fully recovered
from her siege with the smallpox
and the quarantine has been lifted.
Edna Harris who lives at Whitley
Bottom returned Saturday from
Boise where she has been attending
summer school.
Mr.. Harris the photographer has
put fine lot of post card photos of
the valley on sale at Fruitland drug
store
E. L. Harwell from the university
at Boulder, Colorado was on the
bench last week oliciting subscrip-
tions for The Volume Library.
Mrs. S. A. Bartels and family re-
turned Thursday from Parma. Her
kind neighbors had raised sufficient
money to purchase fine COW and
made her a present of her. Mrs.
Bartels says words cannot express |
her appreciation for the love and |
sympathy shown by kind friends in |
her recent bereavement. Her late
husband carried an insurance of $1,000
for eight years in the New York Life
which amount will be a great help
to the family at this time.
Mrs. H. E. Robinson received mes
sage from Des Moines, Iowa stating
her father Luther C. Hills had pas
sed away July 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Boor and little
daughter arrived Tuesday evening
from Portland for visit at the
]. NJ. Royston homo while enroute
for their home at Arapahce, Ne5ras-
ka
Word comes from Mrs. C. Symes
at Portland where she is at the
bedside of her husband who was op-
Grated on for gall stones and apren-
dicites, that he is slightly improved
altho, still very sick man.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Kaup who hare
been visiting at the w. A. Rifle
home left Saturday for their home
in Nebraska.
Geo. Childs was a Wciser busin-
ess visitor last Thursday.
Bertha Barnett who has been visit
ng at the W. ]. Russell home let
asst wednesday for Grinnel, Iowa.
Junior Endeavorers of the NJ. z.
;hurch met Saturday evening at the
P. 4. Cregor home with their Supt.
md teacher Mrs. Hansel as chaper-
me.
Margaret Whealdcn entertained
Ter little friends Marion Kinsey and
Martha and Eva Wilson to a birth
Law party at her home Saturday. :
Nellie Stewart of Whitley Bottom
s quito i'll of typhoid fever.
Mrs. Hannah Rogers arrived tues
lay from La Grande, Oregon for a j
weeks visit at the Rev. Deal home. n
NJ. T. Yockcy has the contract for P
building 3. Whealdons barn.
E. F. Tuss'ng has installed an ell
,ctric motor ard will have bath and
III complete when the addition to his Il
Eruitland residence is finished. II
Josephine Pardum is visiting this II
week with Irene and Gladys Done
AN in Payette.
Grace Rifle is somewhat improved L
rom another severe attack of Rheu- a
natism.
e. T. Bowan is driving a nice look II
ne automobile these days. He calls
{ MIS- new Olu Ndl. wv MI ." - |
)ldsmobile SO suppose that is what u
le mont.
Mrs. ]. N. Hill has been quite i'll
rom an attack OF Asthma. She was
ubject to the malady in Nebraska
tut this is but the second attack
ince coming to Idaho.
E. Blomstrom and family, Forn
.inck and Lucille Hill left TUESDAY G.
or an outing and camping trip up a
IN Manns Creek. q
Mr.. Hooley arrived from kearney'
Nebraska this week to look after o
lis place here. Il
Mrs. Edward Linck's aunt, MISS
>shmon left Tuesday for Denver "
where she will visit awhile. p
, SUCCESSFUL w. C. T. U. ms IT, II