Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1913-09-11
Personal Mention

saturday from her summers Yisi
with her mother near Kearney, Neb
She stated the hot winds had mad,
( havoc in that part OF the country
and crops are almost complete fail
ure, this being the third year such
conditions have existed the pros
poets are most discouraging.
Mrs. Pete Johnson is improving
from her severe attack Of pneumon-
ia. Her mother, Mrs. Ayers from
Big Willow is now with her.
Mrs. Chas. Stephens was taken
very i'll Saturday, and although i'm
proving is still quite i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs S. r. Frazier and
daughter Florence came down from
Midvale Saturday for fruit and to
visit their daughters, Mrs. c. E.
Barnes and Mrs. Ralph Richardson,
returning Wednesday.
Earl and Ruth Baily from Wilson,
Idaho, who were former residents
here, spent last week visiting among
their friends and Ruth left Monday
for Wiser where she will become
student in the Weiser Industrial
Institute.
Mrs. Guy Graham was taken sud /.
denly very i'll Friday, from appendi- /.
citis and the attending physician de-
cided an operation was imperative at .
once. She was taken to Holy Ros-
airy hospital and the operation per-
formed early Saturday morning and
now has every prospect of a good
recovery.
Miss Jessie Talbot came Friday ev-
ening from Boise where she attend
ed institute upon her return from
her summers visit with her people
in Anita, Iowa, and will make her
home during the school year with
Mrs. R. ]. Rowse.
Little Gertrude Holt, five year old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Holt
who was confined in Holy Rosary
hospital for appendicitis, developed
peritonitis and an operation at once,
relieved the little sufferer who was
dangerously i'll for several days, but
is now improving rapidly.
Florence Douglass went over north
of Payette to take the position as
teacher in the school Monday.
NJ. B. Sherman returned Saturday }
from a four weeks absence to his
berry farm at Kimberly, Idaho.
Miss Esther Russell has recnsi5ered
her decision to go TO Lewiston
Normal and has accepted a position
as book-keeper in Fruitland State N
Bank for the coming year.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. J. Puchert and
Irene and Mr.. and Mrs. Cary Tus-
sing drove in their car to Emmett {
for a pleasure trip Sunday. a
DR.. TeryI and wife OF Boston, Mass. N
arrived Saturday to look after their
interests near Pleasant .
View and New Plymouth and are NJ
with Mrs. S. A d. Pariunn q
during their two weeks stay here.
Mr.. and Mrs Chas. Hartman and
family of New Plymouth were guests
at the B. F. Tussing home Sunday.
Mrs. ]. H. Redington left Satur-
day for Portland where she will visit W
for a time with her mother and lat pr
or join Mr. Redington at Seattle, D
where he went two weeks ago and W
has accepted employment on the bl
and they expect to make OF
heir future home there. W
o. Marlar, Mr.. Pritzel, c. S. Judy, br
Geo. Kuntz, Laurence and Warren pc
Dorathy returned Monday from wi
dann's Creek with loads of derrick an
poles and fence posts. tn
Mr.. Robinson and family OF Pay
Ute Oregon Slope moved last week 10;
IN to the ]. H. Redington place re
which they have rented for next la.
ear. of
Harry and Mitchell Fuller attend FRI
ID the Iowa picnic held at Lake Low an
IL September and report a delight ha
ul time as they visited with their all
many old school friends and former ey
eAhbors and sat at table with 80 all
rhom they had known in the good
Id s<eAe years ago. tin
Mrs. Parrish and Mrs. Thruan, sis an
ers of Mrs. A. B. Eldredge let Tues ne
ay for their home in Kansas and arr
I'LL make good advertising bureau
Or the Gem state as they took along IN
amples of various kinds of fruit and vi
othing but words of praise for Pay ht'
tie Valley. Oh
Mrs. Chas. Swab left Saturday for
reen River, Utah, where she will w
isit her people Mr. Swab remained ~
nd will work here during the fruit !,
eason. Later Mrs. Swab will join W.
i'm in a trip to Casey, Ia, where "'
hey may decide to make their home S ~,
C. X. Powell underwent an opera N,
on for adenoid and had his tonsils lar
emoved Tuesday and hopes to i'm q
rove a throat trouble of long stand tJo