Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1913-07-24
Personal Mention

dedly improved in health. She visited
enroute with her brother in Cherokee
Iowa, and a week with friends at
their former home in Grand Junction
and Palisade, Colorado.
Miss Elizabeth Rupp and her neice
Marian Stetler, left Saturday for New
Meadows for an outing and rest
among the pines at the famous
Heigho hostelry.
Ralph Richardson left Monday for
Midyale where his wife and son Wal.
do have been for several weeks with
her parents. Mrs. Richardson is rap.
idly improving in health in the salu-
brious Midvale climate.
D. Hunstock went to Midyale this
week on a business trip.
Mr.. Rex EdgecOmb who came on
Thursday from Corvallis College on
his vacation, left Monday for Buolder,
Colorado, where he taught last year
and will again visit at the home of
:, his sister Mrs. E. w. Madsen upon
his return in a couple of weeks.
Roscoe Turner of Payette was on
the bench last week as agent for the
Wear-Ever Aluminium ware and will
demonstrate before the various La
dies Aid Societies in the near future.
Mabel Stewart and Mr.. Buckbee, of
Ontario, were guests of Miss Amy
Mott, Sunday, and Miss Stewart re-
NAMED to spend the week with her
friend.
Charley Yockey who has been for
several weeks with his brother n. P.
Yockey, will leave Friday for Seattle
Miss Lucy Lee who has been the
guest of Mrs. R. ]. Rowse for the
past three weeks left Friday for Al
bion Summer Normal.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. Moore were ,
down from Big Willow Thursday and
Friday to visit their daughter, Mrs.
Gertie Creger. /,
Mrs. Tom McComsey and two chill
dren of Payctte were guests of Mrs. !
L. z. Taylor from Wednesday to Fri 6
day last week.
Curt Slinker, of Payette was an =
over Sunday visitor at home of his +
sister Mrs. p. A. Creger. 4
Mrs. Frank Davis and baby Viola
and her sister, Miss Elsie Bloom who n
is visiting her from Baltimore, were a
out from Payette Friday visiting on .
the bench.
Mrs. Newt Zahler has been quite o
i'll with DR.. Drysdale of New Plym- r
outh in attendance. Z,
Mrs. George Hollenbeck has for her
guests Mrs. ]. R. Burton who ar
rived Thursday, and ex-senator Bur 9
ton who stopped off in Twin Falls :,
and Boise arriving Sunday. They are T
from Salina, Kansas, coming here :,
from a visit in Texas to visit Mrs.
Hollenbeck who has been like
daughter to them since childhood, n
being practically raised in their home
Mr.. and Mrs. E. n. Thorn are re- V
joicing over the arrival of a fine u
eight and half pound daughter that II
came Wednesday the 10Th to gladden.
their home. W
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Wherry were y
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Vestal I
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Cox arrived
last week from Meeker, Louisiana, r
and are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. J. F.
Smith of Washoe and Mr.. and Mrs.
George Hollenbeck of Fruitland. -
The school board have elected Prof. p,
Barrett from Ohio to take the place :,
in our school held last year by Prof. - -
Charles. He is a young man and al =
though a stranger comes highly rec :,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. ]. Puchert and =.
Irene and Mr.. L. H. Rich returned :,
from their outing on !,
Squaw Creek where for a week they :,
RECALLED themselves on the bounties =,
Of wood and stream in the shape OF
sage hen and speckled trout. :,
Messrs. Meyer Mansen and Rands ~
went Saturday to Mr.. Meyers prop y
erty beyond Weiser where Mr.. and :"
Mrs. Waldron reside. =,
Thelma Smith has been visiting the :.
past two weeks with her teacher, Ro- "'
vena Robinson at Nampa. y
Mrs, E. A. Linck has been quite i'll .
he past week from Grippe requiring ="
| physicians care. At this writing
she is improving. to
Mrs. w. E. Shaw and daughter Oh
We are in Emmett this week picking -
heir berries. >,
d. L. Ingard and Prof. T. R. Nell ri
son returned Friday from their out in
ng at Payette Lakes and Meadows ~
where they enjoyed the fishing and n
,ool air and scenery. o,
Mrs. George Wilson who has been ST
-iSitipe fnr t-,rN ,,,pptbc with her .,