Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1913-01-23
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Personal MENTION

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Mrs. ]. o. Scritchfield was taker
quite i'll Monday and when the Doc
tor was called he pronounced The
cause to be appendicitis. Mr.. Scritch
field was called from Boise where he
had gone on business. At this writ
ing her condition seems improved
and 1t is hoped an operation can be
avoided during the attack.
Many kind friends have remember
ed Maude Stegal with beautiful flow.
ers during the winter, ever bringing
little brightness to her room
where she has been confined many
weeks. Last week the R. N. A. from
New Plymouth sent beautiful carna-
tons by Mrs. Mary E. Cox and Mrs.
Packard. Maude remains about the
same and is patient and cheerful as
is her disposition ever to be.
Mr.. c. T. Hall of Park Ranch was
Boise business visitor Wednesday
of this week.
= Mrs. c. H. Sargent is very much
eadisposed, due to complication of
rouble that has kept her in poor
health the past year.
Harry Heckus the young boy who
was accidentally shot is recovering
beyond the fondest hopes of both
Doctor and nurses and nothing but
the fact he was boy of excellent
habits and the devoted attention he
has received could have attained the
next to impossible.
Mrs. B. Hutch of Weiser is visit
Hutch.
Minnie Bowman of Payette visited
last week with Gertrude Pardunn.
Mrs. NJ A Heap of Letha is visit
ing her daughter Mrs. Frank Bar
nard
Mr. and Mrs. B. Lackey visited Sun
day with her people in Ontario.
Two more of Payette Valleys
best product arrived the past week.
A fine big boy to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Harper, January Is, both mother
and babe doing well.
Monday morning January goth, a
lusty 101s pound boy arrived at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Cary Tussing. |
Whereas and be it resolved Carey |
Tussing is the happiest man on
Fruitland Bench and cares not if /
prices on apples go up or down for
o joyl It's boy!
Mrs Harry Lewis reports a fine /
little daughter came to the home OF
her sister on Sunday, the 18th, Mrs.
Grace Alsop, who lives in Boise. Mrs.
Lewis left Wednesday this week
again for Boise where she will at
tend the State Grange
Mrs. C. M. Williams has been in
New Plymouth the past week assist
ing in the care of her father. Mr..
John Neal who is very i'll of COM
plication of maladies.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Rich have spent
the. past week over on Payette-ore-
gon Slope visiting their SON Ira and
wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. N w. Lewis left Wed II
nesday for Boise where they will at
tend the Idaho State Grange.
Otto Deihm returned last Wednes-
Iay from visit with his mother in
bedford. Ore, and although he had
Sfine time states he is glad to be (
home and if he can not now boost
Payette Valley, you ought to hear
him. In fact the very best cure for
some of the knockers would be to
send them to the place of their ]
dreams, where they would find 1t was
only a night mare and rude awaken
ing. Mr.. Deihm says the Payette
Valley. farmer does not know when J
he is well off and how really thank
full we ought to be. !
Mrs. w. H. Vestal returned Friday
from Eugene, Ore, where she went
TO attend her mothers funeral
whose death came SO suddenly. Up
on her arrival she found her mother L
had not been ill and just before re-
firing Mr. Bushnell brought in pan
Of apples. His wife ate one Of Il
them and complained of pain In
her chest, he assisted her to the
bed and hurried to daughters home