Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1913-05-08
PERSONAL MENTION

er to their homestead on Bully Greek
beyond Vale Saturday.
Mrs. ]. X. Graham was very i'll
= last week and unable to entertain
at the Blossom" social planned for
Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Charles Whitsell and sons
Frederick and Carl of Payette were
over Sunday guests at the ]. H.
Spainhower home.
A. H. Ramey was a Boise business
visitor Monday.
Mrs. Jesse Davis is III from a es-
we're attack of asthma receiving no
relief either night or day from the
dread disease.
VIM. Kessler who hiss been so
very i'll for somts%eeks past was
taken over to Ontario Monday in
G. H. ISgent's auto and accompanied
M his Eughter Emma and DR.. Alvey
went to Boise where he entered st.
Luke's hospital. 1t is probable an
operation will be necessary.
Mrs. Harry Thomas, son and
daughter arrived May 3, for a visit
with her daughter Mrs. Bruce Camp
bell enroute from their former home
at Twin Falls to their new place
OF residence at Lewiston.
]. Hostettler received a telegram, !
April 30, announcing the death of
his father at Carmen, Cal, having I
reached the advanced age of so |
years.
NJ. B. Sherman and family motored |
to Weiser Sunday and visited their !
son Robert who is student at the /
Industrial Institute.
E. B. Gladish returned Saturday 1
night from Grand View where he
has been for about two months look
ing after his ranch at that place.
Miss Youtsler of Nyssa is the guest
of her brother and wife, Mr.. and
Mrs. Grover Stewart and aunt Mrs.
c. NJ Williams.
Bessie Griep who is a teacher at
Beulah, Oregon, was an over Sunday
visitor at her home here.
J A. Kaessner was an over Sunday
visitor at the Capital city.
Miss Martha Robinson of Nampa
Is the guest of her sister, Rowena,
and aunt Apphia Robinson who are
teachers in the school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Wilcox and
family leave Wednesday for Corval-
lis to spend the summer with her {
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. F. Harry, :
they will remain until next fall and |
possibly longer VIM. DUEL will
have charge of their place here
Iva and Grace Pounds are the
guests this week of their cousin,
Hilda Himler. They now reside at
Nyssa but will leave next week for
their new home in Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. R. Marshall were
over Sunday visitors at their former d
home at Nyssa, Mrs. Marshall stay .
ing until Monday evening. d
Pete Johnson is the owner of a
fine new single driver and auto t
top carriage.
f. L. Charles of Knightsen, CAL, b
arrived very unexpectedly Sunday b
morning for visit with his broth
er and wife, Prof and Mrs. Charles.
He has been east to Toledo, Ohio, 4
and visited the flooded districts. t
Walter Hough who has been in S
the employ of George Frank the I
past year has accepted position in t
Parma. S
C. X. Huntington moved Monday b
to their beautiful new home south t
east of Fruitland.
The E. A. Edgecomb and E. w.
Madsen families motored to Weiser d
Sunday enjoying the fine weather t
and scenery of the river road.
Mrs. E. N. Clark came over from d
Boise lasl week and will spend the t
summoQs NsAhAa daughter, Mrs. H. d
T. Lewis.
Mrs. j. F. Carnefix was called to v
her home in Nebraska April rs ow- c
ing to the death of her father who [
died very suddenly after an illness Il
of but two hours. Her sister Nellie Il
of Washington joined her and all
the family were present at the fun q
eral. Mrs. Carnefix expected to be d
home this week but was detained on '
count of Illness.
Mrs. T. R. Nelson and baby visit +
ed Tuesday with her mother, Mrs.
D. L. Ingard.
H. B. Kinnison sold his fine Cad
lilac car to a real estate man IN
Boise realizing a neat sum. He II
secured the auto in business deal b
and did not intend to keep 1t for c
his private use.
Clyde Wilson of Rich Hill, Nc,