Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1913-10-16
Personal Mention

so Mr.. Boomers parents near tina
place.
VIM. Melcher, Ira Melcher an
Chas. Boor left Tuesday for IroE
side, Oegon, to look at land. Nj
Melcher will remain for some tim
but the two last named will return
Saturday.
Mrs. Louise Coil of Ontario yisite'
last week with her grandson ard fam
lily j. F. Carnifex and with Mrs. j
E. CoHy returning home Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Loughrey ant
family from near Payette were dir
ner guests of Mrs. George Childs
Sunday.
Fred Hurd and family Of Fayette
visited his sister and family Sunday
spending the day at the C. H. DUEL
homE.
lie delcher and Miss Katherine
Kaessner psent Sunday with her
friend, Hazel Ringer of New Fly
mouth.
B. r. Fitch and F. C. Howard re-
turned Friday from a wagon trip W.
in High Valley. They did ret get a
deer but had the questionable pleas
ure of seeing the snow fly already
this season
Mr.. and Mrs. d. L. Ingard spent
Sunday in Payette with Pro-. and
Mrs T. r. Nelson
Mr.. VIII Young of Plattsburg, Mo-,
visited at the E. T. Bowman home
last week while enroute from Wash
ington, to points in Colorado, on his
return home from western trip.
Henry Manser went over u Vac
Hot Springs Sunday hoping to OBJ
tain relief from his rheumatism.
]. H. WhitseI of Emmett was
down Friday a guest at the L. H.
Rich home, going to Caldwell Satur-
day to do jury duty.
Grippe is a grim visitor in many .
homes, Mrs. Clara Manreman is
fighting an attack others are Carl
Marlar and Anton Henggler, Mrs. L.
C. HUMPHREYS, L. B. Makinson and
little Elsie Kaessner.
Miss Margaret Schuler arrived last
Thursday from Schwyz, Swi zerland,
for an extended visit with her broth
er Alloys Schiller and her cousirs the
Henggler young people.
Mr.. and Mrs Van Petten of On :
tario who is prominent lumberman
of that city visited Sunday at the
home and to see the fine
new packing and storage house just
: Mr.. Levi Slinker spent Saturday
and Sunday with his sons in Pay
cite.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Blakesley AID
of Ontario visited Sunday at
he B. F. Tussing home.
The ]. NJ. Royston family and
heir daughter, Mrs. Harry Hart
went to Payette Sunday and visited
1t the Shafer and Eaton homes.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Bishop and
children ate Sunday dinner in Pay
cite with her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
daxfield the occasion being her
ather's sixtieth birthday.
E. B. Gladish returned Saturday
rom Grand View having threshed
lis grain.
Mr.. Yost IS reported very i'll from
N attack of pleurisy.
Mrs. w. A. Ayers of Big WillIw
vas, down Saturday to visit her e
laughter, Mrs. Pete Johnson. d
Mrs. l.. G. Magill and five children c
barber, near Boise, visited from FRI b
ay till Monday with her sister Mrs. "
!. Branthoover. II
Mrs. Turney who lives with the {. k
(. Huntington family attended church II
n Payette with Mr.. and Mrs. John r
anderson and later spent the day 81
nth them a,
Mrs. White of Cambridge and Mrs. Is
'oster and two children from Nyssa q,
vere guests Of Mrs. E. A. Linck on a,
londay. C,
Mrs. A. Stetler has proven her 81
elf a true artist If judges at fairs ia
an be accounted as good critics as A
n her painting that for two years NJ
ave won first in Malheur Co. Fair, "
he exhibited at Canyon Co. Fair N
fnning five first and one second pre- @
HUNS. fc
Mr.. B. Young and Ed Jones OF NJ
.enesaw, Nebr., who are making u,
our of the west, stopped off for a a
isit with their former friends, Mr.. fc
nd Mrs George Frank arriving
Ionday. Is
Mr.. Black who is working for E. E. II
Iunter is walking with a decided N
mp. from having his foot run over ~
lille hauling apples. injuring one al
one quite badly. vi