Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1913-08-07
Personal Mention

SOHS CullLOn ana Lou, after number
OF delays and hinderances FINAL,
were off Friday on their mountain
trip, bound for Thunder City, anc
the gentlemen of the party will pacl
back in the hills.
Mr. and Mrs. Amos Johnson and lit
tie son were guests at the B. F. Mott
nome Sunday. Mr.. Johnson is the
manager of the Moore barber shop
Ontario.
George Huff, who has been work,
ing for Z. b. Gladish this summer,
has been called to his home in Mis-
souri,, to assist his father on his
large stock ranch, and will leave
Saturday via Yellowstone Park
where his brothr Waleter who was
here last summer is stopping.
Mrs. T. o. Ady and children and
her mother Mrs. G. L. Surber, will
leave Saturday for an outing at the
Starkey Hot Springs where Mrs. Sur
Der hopes to benefit her health by
the hot baths.
Elsie Kaessner visited several days
last week with her aunt Mrs. Crow
Their in Payette.
Charles Peterson accompanied an
Ontario party in an auto to Noun
tain Home Saturday, returning Sun
day. He went TO look at a piece of
land, but its pretty hard to suit a
Payette Valley farmer elsewhere.
A. T. Bishop will go over to his
desert claim near Apple Valley to do
some work, the latter part of the
week.
B. F. Mott and son Ray left Mon
day evening from Fruitland with a
car of their personal effects for
their new home at Centralia, Wash.
Mrs Mott and daughter Amy will fol-
low them in a few days and Miss
Ora will go to Lewiston where she
will attend the Normal school the
coming year. 1t is with deep regret
we see tn departure of this estima-
BILE family from our midst.
DR.. c. Wright, assisted by DR.. |
Drysdale, operated on little May
Hooker Saturday P. NJ. for adenoid. |
he is getting along splendidly and |
the mothers only regret is that they .
had delayed as long as they did, for
the relief is remarkable.
Word from A. H. and William Nc
Cornell who left last week for the
bedside of their father at Gunnison,
Colorado. stated he had passed away
before their arrival.
Rev. Conway, of the Lutheran
church, of Boise, was a guest at the
Nels Pearson home last week.
Mr.. S. Dover, of Staples, Mimi,
and Mrs. Nellie French, of Wadena,
Mimi, arrived Wednesday for visit
at the Joel Bayer home.
Julia Turner, of Ontario is visit ;
ing her cousin Bulah Duell since last J
Wednesday. I
Mrs. Will Alderman and daughter
Lillian, of Payette, visited Thursday {
with Mrs. C. H. Lanfear. s
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Grimes were sum-
moned to Payette Wednesday be- g
cause of the serious injuries received f
BY their son c. o. Grimes caused
from an explosion of a gasoline stove. a
Both Velva who is at Portland and {
Plummer at Hillsboro were notified \
Of the accident and are expected
home this week.
Mrs. Frank Flack and two children S
Edna and Keith came Tuesday last
week from Upland, Neb., for visit S
with her mother, Mrs. Jesse Davis, v
who had never seen the little grand
children and her sister-in-law Mrs. {
4. R. Flack. They are expecting to F
'emain until the beginning of school,
dividing their time between the two f
homes. |;
Joe Davis came home Thursday |,
rom Grand View where he has been b
or some time on the L. B. Gladish
glace. He will remain for about ten ID
laws and return with Mr.. Gladish to V
the grain. V
Mr.. and Mrs. Williams of Payette t,
md their daughter and husband Mr..
md Mrs. Lon Elliott, of Pocatello'
we're the guests of Mrs. Mary Steg-
Ter Sunday. Mr.. Elliott is the post
Master at Pocatello and on his yaca' n
ion.
Ethelyn Weir visited "Wednesday Il
md Thursday this week with Hazel +
,hafer and other girl friends in Pa f
,ette. v
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Taylor were C
no euests of Mr.. and Mrs. Alb ert b
chapman at Ontario Sunday. v
Mrs. Mary Manser arrived Saturday II
,vening from Mott N. D. to make an d
extended visit with her sister Mrs.
Henry Manser. She has been in poor t
Iealth for some time and was ac- f
by a Miss Mills as her Fl