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


they will teach this year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Judson RuhE an
son Ralph Of Salina, Kansas, cam
up from Nampa Tuesday wher
they have been inspecting their OF
chard tract and visited until Monda
with their cousin, A. Stetler an
family.
Misses Ethel and Dina Knox o
Emmett visited from Tuesday unit
Thursday Of last week with thei
friend Olive Tanquary.
Miss Nellie Cook of Kearney, Neb.
is a guest Of her sister, Mrs. j. F,
Carnifex.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luse of Nampa stopp
ed enroute from Council in tbei,
auto for visit Thursday with her
brother w. E. Shaw and family,
q. 3. Gladish, and son Aubrey.
wenS last week to Grand View to
assistsn putting up their 90 acres
of gran.
MIR. and Mrs. John Rands left Sat.
urday for visit with her sister.
Mrs. Brown at Durkee, Oregon.
Gertrude Holt, the five year old
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Holt
was taken very i'll of appendicitis.
Thursday and the attending physici-
an took her to Ontario Hospital
where she is recovering nicely with
out an operation.
Mrs. Pete Johnson has been very
-ow the past week rom an attack of
pneumonia. Miss Ward, a trained
nurse from Ontario is in constant
attendance and the patient is getting
along nicely.
Mrs. j.. C. Hills of Des ,Moines.
Iowa, arrived Monday evening for
visit with her daughter, Mrs. H.
q. Robinson and family. Mrs. Hills
came in company of Miss Jessie Tai
bot who has spent the summer with
her parents in Anita, Iowa, who left
tuesday for Boise to attend Institute
and will again this year be seventh
grade teacher in our school.
VIM. Mcconnell arrived home from
Gunnison, Colo, Friday night, start
ing Immediately upon receiving the
message that his home was burned.
Ray Shearer arrived home Sunday
from a two months stay in Twin
Bridges, Montana.
Something like twenty-seven young
men went down to Payette Sunday
to contribute to their suffering
friend, C. o. Grimes in the skin
grating that promises to be the
means of saving his life. I
Velya Grimes, Florence Douglass, .
Prof. Cotton and son Earl, Elsie
Schmid, Prof. Nelson, Mamie Bayer,
Prof. George Hooker, Miss Greenfield
and Bessie Griep are among those
attending Teachers Institute from
here this week. Misses Schmid and
Bayer attended the c. E. convention
at Twin Falls stopping in Boise on
their return, and Miss Griep came
from Albion State Normal where
she has attended summer school.
w. H. Vestal and J. E. Colly went
up to Cambridge Tuesday for Its
tie outing and to look at land.
Jack Blackburn who has been
stopping with his cousin, ]. R.
Mckinney left Monday via Spokane
over the Great Northern through ;
for a two months visit
at Normal, Illinois. and will return
about Oct. 81 by southern route.
Miss Coda Magee will leave We'd ;
nesday for Mt. Vernon, Ore, where
she will teach for year. {
Miss Nellie Burnett has resigned
her position as book keeper in Fruit
land State Bank and will attend high {
school this year.
A party of friends from Nyssa sur
prised Mr.. and Mrs. F. R. Marshall
Sunday, by their unexpected arrival ;
to spend the day with them in fact
It was surprise all around as there
were two loads of them and neither
were cognizant of the others inten-
tons. The first were Mr.. and Mrs.
Mcdonald and two children, the 9TH {
ers were Mr.. Robbins, Miss Grace
Sa'v and Miss Stauber.
|Nr. and Mrs Bert Hlmler whD
,ame down from New Meadows ear 6
Ter in the season are expecting TO I
move to Fruitland this week to work {
Turing the fruit season.
Mr.. Samuel Starr the new owner of g
Nruuland Drug Store came Monday {
md the stock was invoiced thtY I
week. Mr.. and Mrs. Griffeth will
cave the last of this week on VIM
'irst of next week for theit mel
lome.
PHILLIP Van Der Kar arrived Sun !
lay from Portland to spend his va I
,ation with his brother, P. ~, Van d
Der Kar and wife.
DR.. Maxfield of Alliance, Neb.,