Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-12-19
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called to Troy, Montana, owing to
the serious illness of her mother
and left Thursday on No. 6.
Miss Nina Heally of Parma for
merly resident here is visiting at
the G. G. Wherry home.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. H. Eby left last
week for Sunnyside, WASH, where
they visit friends and from there
go to Nez Perez to visit a brother
of Mr.. Eby's.
Mrs. w. s, Sheets and daughter
Gertrude from Bagley, Iowa, enroute
for Medford. oregon, to visit son
stopped off for a visit with he'll
friend, Mrs. L. H. Rich. From Med
ford they go to southern California
to spend the winter. She was great
ly taken up with Payette Valley
and says they are going to invest
out west and thus far nothing ap.
pealed to her more than this val
ley.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Rauert and
baby and Marion Robinson were de.
lightfully entertained at the H. j.
Puchert home Sunday
Mrs. H. A. Kaufman was apprised
| by letter of the serious illness OF
Miss Alice Proc who is student
at Lewiston.
For the first time in three months
M ond Mro Grip,oc bod their
family together in an old time re-
union Mr. and Mrs. G. o. Grimes
and family from Weiser, Mr.. and
Mrs. Marvin Channer from Payette
and Mrs. H. E. Tussing and child
rem. Since the family are farther
separated the usual gatherings have
not been so frequent and all enjoyed
a thoroughly good time.
The M. E. Ladies Bazaar Saturday
evening was reasonably successful,
netting the ladies about $50. The
dinner and supper were well patron
lied and were up to the mark in ex-
cellency. The Bazaar consisted CHEZ
ly in kitchen aprons and small dire S.
es, the ladies having decided it
did not pay to spend hours on en-
broidering and fancy work, running
eyes and nerves and then be unable
to sell them for but little more than
the material cost. Second the mo-
ton.
The J. N. Hill family we're dinner
guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed. Linck Sunday.
N. P. Yockey spent Sunday with
his family at Parma.
Carrie Hooker, 10 year old daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Hooker,
was painfully burned last week Tues
day, at about 1920 o'clock, while
passing from her own room to that
of her mothers. Since severe
attack of scarlet fever at II years
of age she has been a suffer from
epilepsy and presumably she fell
from this cause, on to the hot stove,
burning her cheek and lip so the
cuticle remained on the stove. Her
hand was also burned to the bone.
1t is feared she will be disfigured but
every precaution is being taken to
allay the pain and possible result.
Mrs. A. H. Ahlstrand lost an old
family horse Monday by having it's
leg broken, presumably by the kick
of another horse and causing it to
have to be shot.
Byron Woods of Vale moved into
the B. C. Blakesley house and will
reside for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Pinkerton left
Monday for Burlington, Wash, where
Mr.. Pinkerton has large property
and they will make their
future home. Miss Ella Albee ac-
,ompanied them as far as Portland
Ind goes to Oakland, Oregon, to
spend the winter with a sister.
During the week previous to the
departure of Mr.. and Mrs. Pinkerton
heir friends seemingly We'd with
Zach other in doing them honor and
some very delightful social affairs
we're the result, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
'tetler entertained for them, Thurs
lay evening, Mr.. and Mrs. L. F.
Shaw, Friday night and Mr.. and Mrs.
Jhas. Peterson Saturday night.
H. R. Flack has finished putting
n hot water heating plant and are
low wondering how they ever got
long without it.
Elizabeth Bushnell of Eagle is a
uest of Mrs. R. j. Rowse at Fruit
and and will visit friends in Pay
tie prior to her return home.
G. Meyer returned Friday from an
xtended trip to Canada and Wash
lgton, looking at the country, visit,
lg and incidentally doing little
uniting.
Good Roads Commissioners were
/ session at Fruitland State Bank
Ionday and Tuesday. They will at
nee enlarge their crawling district
= taking in Fruitland Ave