Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1913-05-15
PERSONAL MENTION

Inc, and has taken the charge at
Nptus, Baptist church and removed
with his family to that place last
week
N. P. Yockey went over to Parma
last Thursday and made final proof
on his homestead.
Mr.. and Mrs. Comiskey, grown son
and three young lady daughters, ar
rived last Wednesday from Joliet Il
linois, to make their home here and
will for the next two years farm
the o. X. Wilcox place now owned
by Mr.. Spencer of Ontario.
Mrs. H. r. Frost was the recipient
of magnificent birthday present
last week, from her father, T. j. |
Lyon of Minneapolis in the shape of
fine passenger Studebaker car
1912 model, formerly owned by
Thomas ASSns of Payette.
Bessie GAtp closed a success ul
term of school at Beulah, Oregon, !
last Friday and returned home for
the summer vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Zimmerman
Of Payette were Sunday guests of Mr.
and Mrs P. K. Hanson.
Mrs. ]. F. Carnifex returned last |
Tuesday the 9TH from Nebraska wher
she attended her fathers funeral
accompanied by her young sister.
Bertha Cook.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Scritchfield of
Payette were delightfully."- entertained
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Wolf last Sunday.
Miss Viloa Cox of Boise was the
guest of Miss Alta Beers last week.
Mrs. Beers who has been so very {
Ill fer many weeks past still contin-
ues about the same.
Miss Marie Huntington left this :
week for a weeks visit with friends
in Portland c
George Headlee of Guthrie Center, T
ISwa was an over Sunday visitor a: c
L. H. Rich home.
4 Ed and Dana jones visited over d
Sunday with the Bowers boys al f
Crystal Bottom north of Payette.
Ora De Wayne who was employed l.
for the past year at rFuitland Nurs- q
cry left last week for Weiser where
he has accepted position. f
Charlie Anderson of Hooking, Iowa,
arrived last week for a visit with b
his aunt Mrs. L. E. Griffith. c
Mrs. Lovett and little son of Boise Ii
was the guest over Sunday of her t.
parents Mr.. and Mrs. L. F. Shaw v
and is this week visiting in Payette
it'll a sister. IS
Mrs. H. E. Smith joined Mr.. and
Mrs. R. H. Wood in a motor trip )
to Emmett Saturday. /
J. s. Ady of Spencer, Iowa, arrived
Saturday for an extended visit with il
his son T. O. Ady and family. He a
was here 10 years ago and can see s.
some wondrous changes in this val
ley in that time. h
D. ]. Wampler was up from Falbs
Store Monday with a Virginia gent "
leman to look at his property here. la
Miss Marjorie Luck of Payette,
rode out on her bicycle Saturday to d.
the Kinnison home with box OF it
beautiful hot house roses for Mrs. e,
Kinnson in honor of Mothers Day.
E. E. Hunter returned Monday from
his trip to his old home at Brooks
vile, Penn.
Miss Florence Frazier accompanied h
by her friend Myrtle Hartley came
down from Midvale Saturday and nj
were over Sunday guests of Mrs. c.
E. Barnes. Miss Frazier is now stay vi
ing with her other sister Mrs. Ralph al
and Miss Hartley went ra
over on Little Willow to visit with
friends. al
Mrs. N. P. Jockey came over from M
Parma and tSey expect to make their pl
home in FHitland having purchased 81
lots just weaaqa H. E. Robinson's res K
idence, they viii move their tent ST
house othese lots and erect nice
residence later d
Others who are planning to build al
are OTlO WILMA VI IhS 49, /
the Kotel burned using part of that W
'ot alton. nj
RAY Russell has a new house plann-
ed for his lots and Mrs. Mary Shank at
Is now building a cottage near her az
son. tn
A. Kaessner had an accident while In
returning Wednesday night from o.
K. Huntington's where he had spent re
the evening. He stopped to get a Ia
roll of wire along the road when ms
horse started up, ne jumped to- grasp hs
the lines but just whta hurt him ne w
does not know but received a bad
cut on his chin that required sew Id
sral stitches and he will indeed pc &C
fortunate If 1t does not leave a scar
Mrs Swanson arrived Tuesday ii