Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1913-09-04

friends.
Everyone is familiar with the plea
7 ant smile Grant Fisher always cal
: ries around with him bus pe.EEapa
his friends do not understand VIII
it's so intensified these days. It.
fine little daughter born sunda.
night, August 81. All doing well.
Mrs. Matt Cox of Meeker, La, i
this week visiting her friend, Mrs
George Hollenbeck.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Mcdonald anC
little sons of Nyssa were guests Of
Mrs. NJ. B. Sherman Monday.
Mrs. w. E. Shaw and daughters
: Olive Tanquary and Mrs. skiff wen
to Emmett the first Of the week to
look after their fruit.
Mrs. F. w. Griep, Enid and Elmer
returned home Tuesday from theil
visit to the coast. Forest GROVE,
Klamath Falls and other points.
Mr. and Mrs L. B. Culver of San
Jose, Cal, arrived Monday evening
for visit with her sister, Mrs. Sar-
an Rifle. They have visited in the
Twin Falls country the past weeks.
Dr. E. "A. Barry and his father-in-
law, H. B. Kinnison drove to Weis-
er Tuesday where DR.. Parry loaded
his car of personal property and
went with it to Portland from which
place he will ship by boat to Loleta,
Cal, their new home where he has
church of the Congregational faith.
At Portland, Mrs. Barry and the
children join him and they will drive
through TO Loleta in a light rig, ex-
pecting to be about three weeks on
the way and to thoroughly enjoy
the scenic wonders Of this famous
route.
Miss Emma Colts of Fit Madison,
iowa, and DR.. Emma Neal of Cedar
Rapids, Iowa, who have been making
a tour of the west via Canada ar
rived Saturday for a visit with Mrs.
Colts sister Mrs. w. A Colwell and
family.
Word received by the Douglass fam
lily stated Yelma Armstrong has
been very i'll of appendicitis and
had been operated on at hcspita!
in Walla Walla.
Mrs. R. D. Stegner and grand
daughter Ethelyn Weir, left Tues
day fer their new home in Minneap-
oils. After about eleven years resi-
dence in this valley, Mrs. Stegner
will be greatly missed by a large |
circle of friends.
Mr.. George Hostettler who is en-
ployed in a bank in Dalles, Oregon,
stopped a few days last week IN /
route from his home in Glasco, Kan
sas, where he has been on his vaca-
ton, to visit his friend. Miss Myr-
ella Capron at the l.. NJ. Capron
home.
Mrs. James A. Pinkerton surprised
her friends by her arrival Saturday
evening from Burlington, Washing
.on, to make her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. n. w. Lewis a visit.
Miss Esther Thomas who has been
7isiting her uncle and family. S. NJ. B.
Thomas, will leave Thursday for her
lone in Dillon, Montana.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Akers drove
'ver in their car from Payette. Ore
ION Slope and visited Tuesday at '
he Ralph Richardson home. I
Mr.. and Mrs. Thamert and baby
re down from Van Wyck for a visit ;
With her sister, Mrs. J. X. ! Graham
nd parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Stone.
r. NJ. A Cruce pf Ontario is tho
prescription clerk at the drug store
nder the new management. He is
registered pharmacist OF some Is
ears experience and thoroughly
ompetent
]. NJ. Royston was Caldwell bus {
ness visitor Tuesday on matters
onnected with Canyon Co. Fair.
Andy Manneman went to briggs,
daho, to visit friends and to attend
usiness matters expecting to be
bsent about two weeks. {
Adelaide Mitchell has gone to the {
Wood prune farm at Crystal Bottom
o work in the fruit.
Ed Shafer and family and Mr.. Lew I
5 Eaton were out from Payette Sun
ay guests at the ]. NJ. Roystton 1
ONE. Mr.. Eaton remained for a {
isit
Mr.. and Mrs Bailey and children +
nd Ethel Makinson were visitors at c
he George wager home in District Nc t
last Sunday. J
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Linck and Mr..
nd Mrs. Willard Hall returned from (
Sunday delighted with /
he country up there. but made no in J
as yet.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Holman took {
heir son Francis to Boise Friday J
here he was operated on by DR..
-ourse, for spurs, growth in the