Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1913-11-13
Personal Mention

Frank Waldrop went to Washing
tcn last week about 100 miles iron
kane to lock at a piece OF LAM
Tor which he was thinking of trad
Ing his place here.
"A fir clittle eight pound daugh
ter - -orn riday morni to Mr.
ana lIrG. James P,ase at the home
al lar. Pease parents, Mr.. and Mrs
q. 4. King. All co ng well.
FRS. l.. L. Carr enter v as report.
cd I t. II Su-.day but is recovering
alowiy.
Mrs. C. E. Spainhower, who has
spent the summer with her son and
family will leave Thursday for FIT.
Dodge, Iowa, where she will make
her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Meyer drove to
Midvale via We'ser starting Sunday,
where they will spend the winter.
Their daughter May accompanied by
Miss Merle tHllenbeck will join the
family Thursday of this week.
Miss Marian Robinson was hurt
In last weeks runaway much worse
than was at first supposed and has
bee confined to her room large
part of the time since The trouble
seems to be in the hip and back.
She is trying Osteopathy and seems
TO be improving nicely at this time
A H. Ramey was a Boise bust
ness visitor Saturday.
i Grandpa Holt, father of Ed. Holt
with whom he has made his home
since they moved here several years
ago, will leave this week fer Nor
folk, Nebr., to spend the winter with
q son.
Mrs. N. p. Yockey was a Caldwell !
visitor Friday as a member of the !
executive committee of the county |
officers of the W. C. T. U. returning |
home Saturday she visited at her
home in Parma.
Miss Nellie Burnett, IS year old i
daughter OF Mrs. Mary Burnett was
taken very Ill Sunday. DR.. Printing
Ontario was called and pronounc-
ed the trouble to be appendicitis and
Immediately made preparations for
an operation, which was performed
by Drs. Printing, Payne and Wright,
revealing the aforesaid cause and
in addition an abnormal growth in
the side. Nurse Huffman from Yves
er is in attendance and the friends
of Miss Nellie are happy to k-ow
she is getting along as well as can
be expected.
H. B. Fuller was taken very i'll last
week and later Developments revealed
the case to be typhoid fever. His
sister, Mrs James O'Hara was
called from La Grande to assist in {
the care of the patient and came
Saturday.
w. E. Loughrey and family who
lived near the pear orchard moved t
last week to Payette. l
VIM. Melcher, Earnest Silkett ard t
Chas. Boor rethrnde Sunday from I
Ironsjde where they have been doing t
Cne1r tdll llOWlHS.
G. G. Wherry, G. H. Perry, Rev. a
C. E. Deal, and Earl Boyer went to S
Caldwell Monday as witnesses on the o
Farrell case.
Miss Clara Childs who has been Q
visiting her brother Geo. Childs left D
for her home at Council t
Bluffs, Iowa.
A. Kaessner was am Emmett bust S
ness visitor Wednesday. t
II. R. Russell had his house wired v
and fitted with electric lights last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Chapman of c
Ontario visited Saturday and Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Taylor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cary Tussing visited e
unSday with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. C. Giesler in Payette.
Arthur Linck expects to start Sun a
day for San Franc SEQ, stating his
o. remaining until after the
exposition.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Ell. Strohbehn were b
down from Faf.Ss store Sunday, the p
guests of his sister Mr.. and Mrs. L. "
e. Hall. d
Prof Holden YVES a former close a
friend of our fellow townsman, II. L
e. Robinson, having been associated =
together in farm extension work d
Back in Iowa several years ago.
Mrs. M. ]. Moody, Mrs. d. l.. In
CARDS mother received word her
brother H. H. Ragon, editor of the
Lowell Tribune, WIS critically i'll u
and left Sunday noon for Lowell, H.
diana to be at his bedside.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robt Bradley VINO :,
have been at Santa Rosa during the
fruit season left Monday for their
home In Boise.
Mrs. Willard Hall Of Ontario is at :