Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1913-10-09
Personal Mention

an extended visit at their old HON
in Dakota.
Mrs. Roy Sparks and Mrs. Bernar
Young left Saturday morning TO
their home at Baker City after
two weeks visit with their parent
here.
1t was with regret we learned lit
tie Gertrude Hollis condition be
came so alarming, it was necessary
to again take her to Holy Rosary
hospital Sunday and an operation
performed just five weeks from the
date on which she first became i'll
She rallied nicely and it is now hop
ed may make a good recovery.
Mrs. Youtsler of Nyssa was an ov-
er Sunday visitor of her sister, Mrs.
C. NJ. Williams. q
Miss Elizabeth supp and Mrs. T.
o. Ady spent ay at Caldwell at
the county fair.
Mud. M. Bracht and Mr.. Machof-
e4 ONT. Home visited Friday with
their former neighbors, the H. E.
Robinson family leaving Saturday for
Emmett to buy sheep for winter feed
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Goonan and
little daughter Nina accompanied by
Mrs. Goonan's sister arrived in
Fruitland Saturday from Omaha, Neb.
and will make their home here. They
are guests of Mr. and Mrs Huff, for
merly old friends.
Ruth and Lena Heilman who have
spent the summer with their aunt,
Mrs. Rosa Schmid left Tuesday for
their home in Omaha, Nebr
Mrs. Beers is again reported to be
very i'll, which will be learned with
regret by her many friends as she
has long been sufferer from COM
plication of disease and had been
so much improved of late.
Mrs Clark Waldron came from
Midyale Saturday to visit her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Meyer, re-
turning home Tuesday.
Mrs. F. A. NJ. Frost is slowly i'm
proving under the care of DR.. H. B.
Catron of Payette.
Attorney Swagler of Ontario and
Miss Ora Williams of Payette we're
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Cary Tussing
Sunday.
H. E. Tussing left Saturday for
Brogan where he has employment
with bridge crew.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A Marshal were
over Sunday visitors at their former
home in Nyssa, returning Monday. (,
Mrs. NJ. B. Sherman visited from I
to Saturday with her
brother A G. Street at Caldwell and ,
attended the county fair, on Friday,
the biggest day in its history, 1900 8
tickets being sold on that day. A g. +
Streets twin babies won prizes in =
the baby show and Edwin was one of :
the "a babies to receive a money +,
prize in the Better babies contest at
Boise. Now at / year they weigh
20 pounds nine ounces for Elmer {
and Edwin 23 pounds, six ounces. y
L. H. Rich and E. Blomstrcm went ,
Friday to Boise on a business trip =
md to look at land. h
Mrs. A. c. Chidaster of Aurora,
arrived Saturday evening
or visit with her friends, the Rog- 7
RS family Mrs. Ruth Rogers and h
Mrs. Chidaster were entertained on
Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Chas.
coon, all these families having been },
friends back in Nebraska. h
Chas Rich was a Caldwell bust !,
less visitor Thursday. =
Rev. and Mrs. Deal and family /
pent Friday in Caldwell at the fair. !,
lillian Winters went with them re- +,
naming for few days visit with
riends. :,
Mrs. Symes and Adelaide Mitchell :
pent Tuesday of this week in Cald- =
VEIL N
Walter Manus of Ontario was an >
ver Sunday visitor with the Roy
ton boys. =,
A fine baby boy arrived Tuesday, 9,
september 80 to brighten the home a
f Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Vanderford. IS
III doing WELL =,
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Birdsall and :
ably are over from Vale to remain
or some time at the home of her 4
arents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. N. Hill. h
e. Blomstrom had the misfortune
o lose his best COW last week from +,
Loaf =,
Mrs. Nesbit and children came over y
rom Weiser in their car Sunday and :,
listed with their relatives the l.. d.
carpenter family. +;
Mrs. H. ]. Smith of Dillon, Mon >,
ana, arrived Tuesday night to spend q
he winter with her daughter, Mrs. :,
m Thomas. She was accompan- .,