Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1913-12-11
Personal Mention

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was a Fruitland visitor Wednesday
Last week, looking exceedingly well
Whey no longer are located at Bliss
but have traded their property there
for five acre tract near Warn
Springs, Boise, also two houses ant
lots and some money in the deal.
Mr.. Gallop and C. o. Balou Of
Boise were over Sunday guests ai
the C. E. Barnes home returning In
the ear which Mr.. Gallop was com
PEELED to leave two weeks ago on &C
count of rain.
H. r. Russell took little run down
to Caldwell Thursday, didn't say a
word about his business, but returned
with a dandy little Ford passenger
car 1914 model. It's little beauty.
James O'Hara was called from La
Grande Friday to the bedside OF his
brotherin-law H. B. Fuller who still
continues very low from a prolonged
attack of typhoid fever. Pressing bus
mess caused Mr.. O'Hara to return to
La Grande Monday.
Mrs. Jess Wells of Payette is Wis
iting at the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John Cartwright this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. R. Boomer were
gusets of Mr. and Mrs. l.. E. Surber
to dinner Sunday.
Mrs. N. S. Felthouse is reported
i'll and confined to her room.
B. r. Fitch and F. C. Howard went
to Westfall last week Tuesday with
a load of produce expecting to be
absent week.
L. D. Owen of Middleton was a
Fruitland business visitor the last
of the week.
Katherine Madsen went down on
the train Saturday and visited over
Sunday with Grandpa and Grandma
Edgeeomb.
Mai. H. T. Lewis and First Lieut..
A. Kaessner attended the officers mil
itary school at Boise Saturday and
Sunday morning to which 20 of the
e6Sicers of the Third Battalion were
Assent. A fine dinner was given
the officers at Brands Grill by Gen.
Patch. Most of the officers returned
home Sunday evening.
Gus Davis left the first of the week
for Westfau on a cattle buying trip.
Miss Bertha Cook returned last
week from Boise where she had
position as a stenographer and is
at the home of her sister, Mrs. ]. F.
Carnifex.
of hogs to Portland and from there
to Seattle and to Oak Harbor to visit
brother who last Thursday reach :
ed his 10th year.
John Vanetti and family moved this
week into the VIM. Homan house
across from Harry Tay1or's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete johnson visited
Sunday in Payette with Dr. and Mrs. !,
Ray Hurd
F. L. Wisherd OF Portland arrived
Tuesday to visit with his friends, /
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete johnson.
VIII Thompson has been i'll and I
under a physicians care from winter
bronchitis this being the third winter
he has been thus affected.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Taylor were Wis
itors at the home of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs B, a. Taylor Sunday.
Mrs. A. Branthoover has been quite
i'll the past two weeks, others are
Mrs. Ralph Richardson suffering with
the grippe and little Ellen Reep
threatened with pneumonia and near
ly everybody suffering with colds.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Griep an lit
tie daughter left Monday for Forest
Grove, Oregon, where they remain
until after the holidays. Mr.. Griep
is looking for location and viii
look around with that end in view.
Henry Heckus returned from his
trip to Kansas the last of the week.
C. P. Lackey and wife returned
from Eugene, Oregon, and he has
moved his shoe repairing outfit into
his house. He is much better but
still has not fully recovered his
health.
w. L. Peterson wife and son. left
Tuesday for Salt Lake and VIII go
NJ from there for the winter
H. Sargent was subpoenaed as
a witness in the federal court oil
Boise against Eagelson Bros. and Co.
for the cutting of timber on the gov
eminent reserve 20 years ago at
which time G. H. was working for
them. He went to Boise Tues6ay-
M>n.