Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1913-06-05
PERSONAL MENTION

Isin, Mrs. H. E. Robinson and will &c
krom here to the coast on their way
to California
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Bacon and
Miss Gertrude Seigel of Osceolar
Iowa, arrived this week for visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. P. K Hansen.
Miss Seigel is a niece Of Mrs. Han
sen and will remain for an extended
visit. Mr.. and Mrs. Bacon were for
mer neighbors and after brief Wis
it will proceed on their journey to
visit friends in Seattle.
A. Stetler has added 40 foot
screened perch to his residence ex-
tending on the west and north which
adds greatly to the appearance and
vastly to the comfort of the house.
rrs. Rosa Schmid will leave June
6 Cor an extended visit with her
brother in Omaha.
Mrs. Charles went to Payette Sat
urday where she entered Woodward
Hospital for an operation.
Mrs. Ralph Richardson was sufftc-
iently recovered from her recent OPP
Grafton at Holy Rosary hospital as
to return home the first of the
week. AS soon as her health will
permit she expects to go to Midvale
to spend the summer with her par
ents.
Mrs. George Hooker left Saturday
for Iowa to visit her brother. She
has been in very poor health and
will go to Rochester, Mimi, for an
operation for goitre at the hands OF
Mayo Bros. before her return.
Miss Edna Jones of Payette was
an over Sunday guest of her friend
Miss Florence Douglass.
Yelma Armstrong left Sunday for
Walla Walla to make her home with
her mother in the future.
VIM. Holman will make good use of
kthe electric juice in his large resi-
dence having installed pressure
tank motor and other electric helps, |
as well as lights.
Mrs. F. C. Howard returned to her
home Monday after a three weeks
visit in Payette with her daughter,
Mrs. Lee Connerly.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Blaine May
a fine pound girl last Thursday
morning at the home of his mother,
Mrs. ]. E. Colly.
Grover MCGEE left the oath Tor
La Grande. oregon, where he viii /
work at the carpenter trade.
Last week May Flock about IL yrs.
of age, had the misfortune to swai-
low pin which lodged in her throat.
DR.. Drysdale failed in extricaung 1t
and she was taken to Boise. the
physician in trying to disiodge II
had Just located it when she gagged
causing it to slip downward. She is
all right now and lucky to escape SO
well.
Mable Robinson and Mrs. N. z.
Yockey went over to Parma Monday
and will return overland bringing
along some of Mrs. Jockeys house
hold articles.
Mable Hill. daughter of E. 7. HilA'
of Payette Orchard tract visited ov-
err Sunday with Irma Deal.
Mrs. A. ]. Hansel went to Pay
cite Saturday where she will re-
main for some time with her moth
err Mrs. Ensign for rest and recupera-
ton.
c. Symes returned home Friday
from Portland where he went to
consult specialists, but expects to
return Thursday and enter sana-
forum where he Will receive treat
ment for stomach trouble. .
Mr. and Mrs. Kay Johnson visited
at the Manneman home Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. N. Thorn were ,
guestNlssgDhay at the home Of Dr.
and Mrs Wright and Rev. Thorn
occupied the pulpit at the Baptist
church. u
A large party of young people 7
from Parma were Fruitland visitors
Sunday driving over in carriages.
Chas. Cole of Boise was business
Visitor in our little city Friday.
Mrs. Huff has been i'll for several {
weeks and does not improve as rap /,
idly as her friends would like to see'
Nate Prescott and NJ. Myers, trav- !
cling statesmen of Boise, were In /
town Monday. 1
Mrs. Gertie Gregg and baby her /
aunt. Mrs. Thompson, and little 7
daughter and her grandfather. Thorn q
as Edgington, left Saturday for jam !
lesson. oregon, to visit with Mr.. and Z
Mrs. Frank Lewis.
L. H. Rich Is nursing very sore s
hand. that is so swelled and pain 9
full It required physicians atten. /
ton. He does not know the cause 9
of the trouble, whether from 9
hut &c "A pQtuTp