Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1913-08-14
Personal Mention

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Miss Iva Jarvis went Friday morr
ing to Sweet where she will visit III
til September LIST, with her sister.
Mr.. George Hooker and daughter
Minnie visited Thursday and Frida
last week, with the NJ. r. Taylor fan
lily at Roswell.
Mr.. L. ]. Lyon and son Russell lief
Thursday for their home in Minneap
oils.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Linck were Wis
itors at Vale Thursday last week.
E. Blomstrom was a business Iisi
tor at Cambridge Wednesday ant
Thursday.
Miss Susan Becker from San An
tonic, Texas, and making tour Of
the northwest, visited last week with
her cousin A. Stetler and family leav'
ing Monday for Seattle and other
soast cities.
The P. A. Cregor, B. R. Fitch and
f. C. Howard families composed a
camping party who left Thursday for
an outing on the Little Weiser.
Miss Elizabeth Rupp and niece Mar
ian Stetler returned Sunday from a
three weeks outing at Payette Lakes.
They report a very delightful time
and large numbers of campers at the
lakes.
A. Kaessner was an over Sunday
visitor in the capital city.
Plummer Grimes accompanied by
his cousin Frank Enoch arrived home
Wednesday from Hillsboro in answer
to the message of the serious condi-
ton of his brother c. o. Grimes. Vel
va Grimes was summoned from Port
land arriving Sunday and is assisting
in the care of her brother, who is
slowly but surely improving.
Mrs. w. E. Shaw left Sunday af-
ternoon for Union, Oregon, in answer
to a message, stating her daughter,
Mrs. Skipp was to undergo an opera
ton and desired her mothers pes
snce.
Emma Johnson left Sunday for Boz
se, where she will visit her sister,
Mrs. Cecil Martin for an extended Wis
1t.
Mrs. C. C. Powell has been very i'll
the past week and but slightly i'm
proved at this writing.
Rev. Thomas Johns of Ontario and
Rev. w. A. Winters of La Grande,
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. S. NJ.
Thomas Tuesday last week.
Mrs. F. F. Hurd is out from Pay
cite for an extended visit with her
daughters, Mrs. c. H. DUEL and Mrs.
a. H. Ramey.
Mrs. Ralph Richardson and son.
Waldo came home Monday from an eS
tended visit with her parents, MI
and Mrs. S. R. Frazier at Midyaie.
She finds herself decidedly improved
in health, which will be welcome
news to her friends here.
Mrs. B. F. Mott and Amy left at
urday for Centralia, Wash, and Miss
Ora went as far as Pendleton where
she took the train for Lewiston to
attend school the coming year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Campbell went
over to Parma last week Wednesday
to take care of G. C. rGiffeth's drug
store during their absence in Port
land.
Mrs. Will Alderman and Miss Luth-
err of Payette and Miss Farrell from
Salt Lake were guests of Mrs. c. II.
Lanfear last Friday.
Mr.. S. ]. Burnett of Gushing, Okla
surprised his daughter-in-law, Mrs.
Sarah Burnett, by his unexpected ar
rival Sunday morning for an EXTENDED
visit and if he likes it here may make
his home with them. He had never
seen the three youngest grandchild-
rem. nor his daughter-in-law for IA
years.
Mrs. Carlyle of Ohio is visiting her
niece Mrs. Frank Wolf since TUESDAY |
Of ,yst week. She is making a tour
Of the northwest.
NMr. and Mrs. Sloneker left Monday
Or an outing near Cambridge.
Willard haw, Henry Blomstrom'
Harold Perry and Felix oderman left
urday for hunting and fishing trip /,
On Squaw Creek.
]. S. Ady who has been to Starkey
Hot Springs in company with his
Mesdames Ida Wells and
Carl Korup of Payette, returned the
latter part of the week and is now
with his son T. o. Ady and family.
Myrtlella Capron of Glasco, kans''
who has been for some time visiting
in Twin Falls, Nampa and Payette'
came Friday to stay with her cou-
sins Nelia and Edith Capron and Will
work in prune packing at Santa Rosa
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Mccoy and two
children of Ontario were guests at