Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1913-07-10
Personal Mention

Salt Lake where they will enjoy a
feast of good things with the educa-
tors of the nation at the N. E. A..
From Salt Lake they take the special
train to Los Angeles to the National
c. E. convention from July 8 to IA,
and for a two weeks visit with an
uncle of Miss Grimes. She will also
visit uncles in San Francisco, Wheat
land and Hillsbcro, Ore, and friends
in Portland and Corvallis.
Mrs. A. H. Hansel returned home
from Payette last week where she has
been with her mother for the past
several weeks for rest and recupera-
ton and finds herself much improv-
ed in health.
Earnest Grimes left Sunday for
Kendleton, Idaho, and will later go to
the harvest fields in Dakota.
Miss Bessie Griep will leave Fri .
day for summer school at Albion
State Normal
Eliza Honts is staying with Miss
Florence Douglas during her parents
absence in the east.
Miss Ethel Brown of Durkee, Ore,
is a guest at the Rands home.
Giles Taylor of Roswell visited sew
cral days the past week with Floyd
Spainhower.
Hazel Smith returned last week
from Sand Point where she has been
attending school.
Mrs Rosa Schmid and son Fred
returned Thursday from Omaha where
she visited her brother Mr.. Heiliman,
and was accompanied by two littl
nieces who will spend the summd
with her
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Trent of Mes
Arizona visited over Sunday at the
H. Spainhower home, having BID
near neighbors in that state so
five years ago. They will be in P
cite for about ten days and may
eide to locate here.
Mr.. Robert Wamsley, of Brook
N. Y. is a guest or Mr. and Mrs P;
Van Der Kar.
Messrs Fred Hoo and Swarts
Parma visited Mr.. and Mrs. L.
Griffith Sunday.
We are pleased to note that
R. Marshall is sufficiently recove
from his recent illness to resume
duties in the Fruitland Mercan
store Monday.
Mrs. E. B. Gladish and her dau
ter Miss Maggie, of Higginsville, Mo-, n
arrived Saturday for a two weeks D
visit with her uncles, NJ. NJ. and E. B. -,
Iladish here They will go from
here to Portland, Seattle and Spo- ~,
kane, returning east by the northern an
'oute.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Young went o.,
o Midvale Thursday and visited over sis
he Fourth at the S. R. Frazier home
Sunday evening. IN
Mildred Beers was operated on for r
Ldenoids Monday and is doing nicely. Gu
Miss Ida Hunt and Margeret Axum
# Emmett were over Sunday guests
t the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Grant
Usher. hi,
Miss Ella Kaufman and her mother, or.
Irs. NJ. E. Kaufman, left Tuesday lef
n No. for Williston, North Dakota,
or a two months visit with relatives. we
A camping and fishing party of Sis
Dung people lett wednesday ior INC fri,
for a vacation. Those COM ga,
rising the party we're, Alma, Jennie ,
nd Chauncey Shamherger Fay and Re-
arl Shamberger, Nellie Burnett, the
'elne Eldreuge' Roy Do"ers anu N'i fan
rown. n
Mr.. and Mrs. Cary Tussing and H. fer
Puchert and wife and daughter Ra,
enc autoed to Vale Sunday and en- Fo,
Eyed a picnic dinner. Mr.
Alta Robinson of Nampa came Mon the
ay for a visit with her friend Mrs. G
P. Nokes returning Tuesday to her
arma where she has employment. day
Mrs John Mckinney is staying III fine
ayette where she is assisting in the ON
ire of Mrs. Hart who is very Ill. ice
Mrs. N. w. Lewis was taken quite OH
Sunday due to the heat but is bet
II at this writing althou not yet
lite herself.
Mr. and Mrs Vaughn of Parma were -
tests of their daughter Mrs. N. +.
ockey over the Fourth.
Mate Sutton arrived Saturday from
-yoming and is a guest at the l.. b.
atkinson rome former Nebraska sao
lends. n
F ] Colburn drove down from EN- cba
cit Sunday in his car for Mr.. and &c
rs, Il. A. Linck who accompanied IonI
m nome LOT an o'ei 'uA'' MISC
TIA the family. ret,
Mr. and Mrs T.. Blomstrm made QUIT
siness visit to Emmett Saturday. love