Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1913-12-18
Personal Mention

have been visiting their son, H. R
Frost and family the past two month
left Monday morning for their HON,
} at Egan, S. D.
H. S. Record was over from Bois-
Tuesday and Wednesday last week
a guest of his friend, A. Kaessnea
and incidentally doing a little hunt
ing.
Miss Florence Douglass was am ov
er Sunday visitor at her home, from
her school north of Payette.
Mrs. George Sloneker has been
quite i'll and under the Doctors care
the past week.
Mrs. Jack Corey and children came
over Friday to visit at the home nest
returning to Nyssa Monday.
l.. E. Hall went to the Strohbehn
ranch near Payette where he will as
sist in baling hay.
Mrs. Crispin Wright has been quite
i'll from an attack of pneumonia but
shows some improvement.
Mlss. Nellie Burett is now conva-
lescet from her long and serious il
ness and operations and was able to
return from the hospital to her home
Saturday which news will be joyfully
received by her hcs.s of friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. N S. FeEhouse ard
children were guests at the Frank
Beamgard home Sunday at New Ply
mouth.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Fouts will leav,
Saturday for Spokane where they
Will visit over the holidays with Their
son Gail Fouts and wife and Mrs.
Fouts' sister.
H. B. Fuller is at last improving
from his long and tedious Illness
for the first time being able to sit
up last Sunday, news that will be
very welcome to his many friends.
Mr.. Comiskey returned last week
from Nevada where he has been
working in the mines and will be
with his family until after the holi-
days when he will return to Ne; aia
until spring.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Holt
was Frightened by the arrival of
fine little eight pound son born Sun
day night.
Mrs. o. X. Wilcox and little daugh-
ter Helen will leave Friday for a
visit with her mother, Mrs. Wilson
at Albany, Oregon. Mrs. Wilcox sis
ter, Miss Maude Wilson is visiting
with her few days and goes from
here to Idaho Falls where she viii
have the responsible position of Sup
erintendent of a hospital.
Henry Manser has been on the sick
list but now is improving.
Miss Leah Biggs left Monday for
her home at Middleton, after COM
plotting work at Red Apple Ranch
during the season and later working
at the evaporator.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Mott went ov-
er to Middleton Monday to visit ov-
er the holidays with relatives AID
friends of Mrs. Mott.
C. H. Sargent was an ever Sunday
visitor at his home returning to Boz
Sc Monday where the timber case
is being tried which promises to be
a tedious one as C. H. is just one OF
~ witnesses.
Mrs. Mary Richardson is quite LII
from grippe and cold.
Mrs. j. M. Royston is i'll suffering
from her old enemy erysipelas.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Childs We're
entertained to dinner Sunday at the
w. A. Moreland home.
Banks Kinnison is expected home
Friday from Moscow for his three
weeks vacation from the University.
The family are looking forward eager
ly to his homecoming as he has
been absent since a year ago last
fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ogg of Paye.te went
to Kimberley last week taking lit
tie five year old Elmon Ogg to his
parents after several weeks visit
with his aunt Mrs. ]. c. Himler.
Mrs. l.. B. Maknson Is confined to
her. bed. with a severe attack OF
grippe. Miss Ethel was able to start
to school Monday for the first time
after three weeks illness from the
same cause.
c. Meyer was down from Midva'e
on business the first of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Cary Tusstng spent
Saturday and Sunday with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G. Giesler IN
Payette.
L. B. Makinson returned home FRI
day from his trip to Portland and
Oak Harbor Oregon.
Mrs. Julia Pratt came Monday from
Weiser to visit at the Himler home,
uvol., fn,- homo She