Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1913-08-28
By Mrs. j. H. Spainhower

= uioudy lOT OpOhdHe where she ia
, position in the primary department
of one of the schools.
Harold Perry, Felix Sodiman an,
Henry Blomstrom arrived home tn,
last of the week from their outirt
at Thunder Mountains.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Harry wi
leave Thursday for a visit with hel
people whom she has not seen fol
six years at Bonneterre, Mo.
A fine little baby daughter was
born August 81 to Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Birdsall at their home in Vale and
grandpa and grandma Hi are corr s.
pondingly happy. Mrs. Hill is over at
Vale with her daughter.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Blaine May went to
their home on Payette Or gon Slope
and Mrs. May is reported Ill of ton
silitis.
Mrs. L. E. Hall spent last week at
Falks Store assisting in the care Of
her sister-in-law Mrs. Strohbehn,
WHO is Ill Vi dppSHuiSlIlS'
Everett Flock was taken seriously
i'll of what threatened to be appendi-
citis while threshiDg at the Conrad
place last week, but is now much
better.
The two year old baby of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jim Mall got hold of bottle
of medicine containing laudanum one
day last week and 1t was with the
greatest difficulty its life was saved.
DR.. Drysdale was summoned and by
prompt action saved the little one.
Mr.. Fred Colburn and family drove
down from Emmett in their car and
visited Sunday at the N. s. Fet-
house home.
Isaac Hylton and wife and his faith
er c. B. Hylton of New Plymouth
were guests of Mrs. Sarah Burnett
Sunday.
c. E. Pratt and wife and daughter
drove down from Weiser in their
car and visited Friday and Saturday
with Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Sargent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Powell and C.
K. Powell returned Saturday from
their outing up on Pine Greek. They
had abundance of trout and birds
and this being Mrs. Powells first
trip she found it especially
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Gorham o.
Payette and Mr.. and Mrs. ], c, Neh /
or of Nampa were guests of Mr., and
Mrs. C. H. Sargent Friday,
Martha Sissler of Emmett Is a
guest of Miss Alma Samberger.
Henry Tussing who is threshing
With the Wendal crew across the
7ayette river was home quite sick
III last week.
Mr.. and Mrs Chas. Swab and John
Rich returned Saturday from their
outing near Thunder City.
George Ewing of Emmett was
Sunday visitor at the L. H. Rich
lome.
n St. Alphonsus hospital Boise, is
lone on her vacation and visiting Il
his week with her brothers Frank
md Will Barnard in Fruitland and
With Mrs. Harry Hart at the Royston
lone.
Earl Royston took a little run to /
he capital city last week and return
ng home visited with the Lake fam
ly at Middleton and the Barney fam
ly at Caldwell.
Harry Grimes of Caldwell, whose
'eople were residents here II years
go and owners of the H. NJ. Lewis
lace at that time, is a guest at the
!. 2. Taylor home and will remain
couple of weeks.
Rev. E. =. Barry and two little
ons drove down from Meadows ar
living Saturday night Joining his
We in a visit at the home of her
'arents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Kinni-
on.
Ella Meyer of New Plymouth Wis
ted last week with her friend, Mrs.
|. ]. Hansel.
A telegram to the H. B. Kinnison
amily conveyed the sad news of the
Ieath of their little three year old
rand daughter, Florella at her home
II Des Moines, Iowa. She is the
laughter of Rev. Hover who will
De remembered by many people here.
Mrs. Folsom who has been visiting !
Ter daughter Mrs. Branthoover left
for her home in Boise.
Mamie Bayer and Elsie Schmid !;
we're appointed delegates to the G..
9. Convention at Twin Falls, from
he society here but were unable TO
attend. Philip Smith was elected
Is the delegate in their place and
eft Wednesday to attend the con-
yention after which he will visit his
brother Charlie near that place.
Lester Branthoover, Frank Waldrop
md Gordon Beers returned Satur-