Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1913-11-06
Personal Mention

err where he has been employed tn
summer and visited over Sunda
at the N. w. Lewis home.
Miss Jennie Grimes came Frida
4 from Caldwell to visit her frend
Mrs. L. q. Taylor.
Mrs. w. e. Shaw and daughter
Olive Tanquary left Saturday TO
Union, Oregon, where they will MAKE
an extended visit.
NJ. B. Sherman left WEDNESDAY t.
finish up his berry busiress at Kim
berley having shipped his gasoline
engine to run the tanning mill some
time ago.
Mr.. w. G. Graham arrived Nor
day from Portland to make al ex-
tended visit with his daughter, Mrs.
L. E. Surber.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Douglass came
home Sunday morning from sum-
mer's visit with a daughter, Mrs.
Babcock in Farnhamville, Ia, a sis
ter of Mrs. Douglass in Wisconsin, a
brother in Minnesota, cousins and
old frieais in North and South Da-
kota and on their return, with cd
friends in Colorado.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. R. Marshall left
Monday for Nyssa their former home
after having lived se"eral months in
our midst, making a host of ienSs.
He has assisted in the FIR. itland
Mercantile store during his resi-
dence in Fruitland, Mr.. Sa-se-t
now having his fall work in sha.e
to take his place in the store it was
not needful to keep the extra hep
at this time.
Mrs. Sandusky arris ed the first
of the week from Butte, Mont, and
Mrs. Martha Mcintyre arrived tees
day from Portland to be at the bed
side of their mother Mrs. jerry
Huff who is very low Ct heart trou-
BILE. The elders of the church of the
Brethren visited her in her af.licti-n,
amounting and laying on of hands
according to the scripture.
Mrs. F. NJ. Brcoklehurst who his
been for the past year in California,
Us expected by her daughter, Ms. H.
]. Puchert to arrive this week for
an extended visit before g-ing TO
her home in Illinois.
Clarence Ficken and Leo Clayt.n,
arrived home Friday from several
weeks camping and hunting trip uo
beyond Cambridge. They had to
confess they got nary deer.
Mitchell Fuller wet to Namra ,
Friday on business. ,
A crowd of 16 young people net {
at the A. B. Eldredge home Thurs ,
day evening in a little farewell to }
Earl Shamberger who left Tuesday
for his home in Medicine Lodge, KaE-
sas, after having made his home in +
Idaho for several yearsh. A marsh /
mallow roast and general good time !
was enjoyed. Earl will be greatly ,
missed by a large circle of friends +
who deeply regret his leayetaking r
and hope for his return. f
Mr.. and Mrs. Fay Wells and baby
were down from New Plymouth Sun n
day visiting at the parental home.
C. H. Lanfear and Will Lanfear :
were visitors at the Doff kelsler
home at Nyssa Sunday. Ia
Mrs. Henry Manser and he; sis >
ter Mrs. Mary Manser left Thurs 2
day for Seattle, where they will Wis I
it son of the latter. \
B. Whealdon received a fall last 5
week. which laid him up for few 2
days, while spreading ferti izer on =
his fields, he took hold of the seat s
of the spreader, which came for n
ward, throwing him on to the hors-
es and he thinks he was struck Il
by an axle on the spine between Il
the shoulders. s.
Rev. w. A. Winters district super n
intendent of the M. E. Conference of n
the La Grande district was an over W
Sunday guest at the S. M. Thomas h
nome. la,
James Mondy of Va'e visited last
week at the benrys Manser nome III
An item that escaped Us last week m
was fine baby boy at the home OF la
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Pritzel born, Oc- 81
.ober Il, a,
Mrs, Melissa Lehew of Blsoe 81
,ame Monday to visit her friend, in
Mrs. A. Branthoover.
Henry Manser was a business WIS., IL
tor at Vale Saturday and Sunday. h,
c. H. Sargent drove over to Yves to
n in his car last Wednesday on bus fe
ness. 81
Mrs. Robert Bradley at Santa Rosa BIZ
vas called to Boise Thursday be-
.ause of the serious illness of he d.
mother, Mrs. M. d. Campbell VINO th
,assed away at st. Alphonsus hos