Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1913-07-03
Personal Mention

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er of Caldwell, came last Friday TO
a three weeks visit with her friend
Mrs. R. ]. Rowse, after which Sal
will go to Albion State Normal tt
attend summer school.
Mr.. ad Mrs. L. A. VanAusvall o.
Athol. Kansas, visited Wednesday
and Thursday with their nepheW
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. c. M. Lac
key. They are making an extended
visit with their son Prof. Van Aus.
vail. teacher of music and art in the
Meridian schools.
Mrs. Harry Hart and baby Jose
phine, of Mountain Home, are visit
ing at the parental home Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. NJ Royston, until after the
Fourth
C. H. Duell, A. H. Ramey and H.
B. Fuller left Saturday for a weeks
fishing excursion up on Squaw creek.
Vallie and Bethel Colwell went
over to Boise this week to visit
their girl friends, Florence and Ma
= .rion Kinsey.
]. NJ. Royston went over to Boise
Sunday evening to obtain contract
orders for his sweet cherries. He
sent a load to Vale on Monday. His
cherry orchard seems to have been
specially favored by Jack Frost last
spring as the trees are loaded with
all varieties. The rains have done
some damage to the overripe cherries
but careful picking and packing will
make his product par excellence,
Russell Koelher member of the
Bully Creek Clearing and Traction
Co., has proven up on his homestead
on Bully Creek and is visiting at the
C. NJ. Lackey home.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. NJ. Maxiield and .
family, Of Payette, visited couple
of days last week with their daugh-
ter Mrs. A. T. Bishop. Their daugh-
ter Clara has but recently returned
from Albion and son Vernon from
Portland, where they attended school
the past year,
Prof. Robert VanHOrn, of Sioux
City, Iowa, is visiting at the home
of his sister-in-law, Mrs. Frank Wolf.
Mrs. C. Wright expects her father
George H. Lane, of Chicago, tn
week to make her visit
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Douglass left
Saturday for an extended visit in
Iowa, Wisconsin and Colorado. They ,
go first to visit a daughter at Far
hamville, Iowa, then to visit two sis
tiers of Mrs. Douglass in another Sec
ton of Iowa and Wisconsin, and re- ,
turning some time in October will .
visit friends in HOLSTER, Colorado. q
Mrs. Charles Winter is in receipt
of a letter stating Mr.. and Mrs. W.
here, now of Garfield, WASH, are
the proud parents of fine baby :
girl born June 16,
Miss Susie Hunstock who has been 7
attending school in Detroit, Mich!- =
gan, stopped off for visit with her .
brother Joseph Hunstock and wife on
her way to her home at Baker City. :
w. E. Shaw was a over Sunday visi
tor at Emmett.
Mrs. F. A Miller and daughter who o
has been visiting at the Chas. Ste 9
hens home left Friday for their home
in Acme, Wash. Their other guests
Mrs. w. R. Stephens and daughter,
Ada, left Monday for their home in
Bellingham, Wash.
T. r. Marshall was taken i'll Sunday >
and suffered great pain for several h
hours. Mrs. Marshall returned from :.
Nyssa Monday where she had gone to =
the moving of such artic--
les as was most needed to begin
in Fruitland Their =
friend Mr.. Mcdonald drove overland :,
with their goods. ?
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Schubert are home ~
from Bully Creek, where they have =,
leave of absence from their home :,
stead under the new seven months =,
law They will live with Mr.. Shu- ;,
Derts parets doing light house-keep 9,
rs IN part of their house. M
Mrs. H. E. Robinson has succeeded 9,
Vic Ruth Bracewell as local cores
oondent for the Payette Independent,
Ruth has accepted a position as fled =
for the National Iu- :,
lers association.
Miss Freda Cellar, of Portland, who
S visiting friends in Ontario was a
guest at the Chas. Young home last
week, also with the Tussing family "
Mrs. Fay Wells ad baby of New n
Plymouth are visiting at the home OF n,
her arents Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Lam
fear this week. =
Mrs. Hoff the janitors wife is re- Q,
)rted i'll. Q,