Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1913-09-18
Personal Mention

sas, left Saturday for her home ate
a weeks visit at the home of Mr.. an
Mrs. VIII Hollenbeck.
: Mrs. Mary Cox and daughter Mis-
Marguerite of Meeker, La, left Thurs
day for Chicago and Terre Haute
Ind. on their way home after two
months visit with her daughter, Mrs
]. F. Smith.
Mrs. Mary Burnett spent last weel
in Nampa visiting with her sister.
Mr.. H. r. Frost expects his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Frost to
arrive "Wednesday from Egan, South
Dakota, to make them an extended
visit.
Henry Manser spent last week at
Vale Hot Springs hoping to obtain
relief from his rheumatism.
C. Meyer drove to Midvale last
week Monday to his place up there.
w. A. Colwell joined him later in the
week and will do some carpenter
workfor him.
Henry Rein's young son Otto and
w. A. Reeds little son Thomas,
left Wednesday on the special car
for Gooding where they enter the
school for deaf and mute children.
Miss Ethel and Edna Knox We're
down from Emmett over Sunday
guests of Olive Tanquary.
rriV Thursday
from a summer in Washington and
Oregon with friends and relatives
and is a guest at the N. w. Lewis
home. and will during the packing
season act as lady overseer at San
ia Rosa.
Mrs. Cora Tickner Jones let We4-
nesday for her home near Portland
after a pleasant summers visit VITA
her parents, Rev. and Mrs. ]. ]. Tick
ner
Mrs. T. A. Allen who was seriously
injured last week in a runaway is
doing as well as could be expected
and the attending physician gives
hope of her being able to be up IN
about. six weeks. Great sympathy is
felt for the family in their trouble.
Misses Bertha and Laura barnard
and Mr. Crank of Emmett were guest
at the Will and Frank Barnard homes
Sunday and callers at the ]. M.
Royston home.
]. H. Whitsell and Fred Whitsell
drove down from Emmett Friday for
a load of hogs and was calling on
old friends on the bench and in Pay
cite.
Attorney ]. B. Eldredge, wife and
four children drove over from Their
home in Boise in their car ard WIS.,
tied from Saturday until Monday at
the home Of his cousin, A B. Ed
redge.
Little Gertrude Holt, five year cd
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Holt
suffered a relapse last week at Holy
Rosary hospital and on Monday was
still in a critical condition.
Mr.. Fred Larkin of Manly, Iowa,
who has been making tour of the
south and west, arrived Saturday Tor
a visit with his old friends, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Reins.
Milan Sherman left Tuesday last
week for Weiser where he will enter
the l. l. l.. as student for the CON-
ing school year.
Mrs. Earnest Loyetta nd little son
of Boise are visiting at the home OF
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. F.
Shaw.
Bertha Sloneker left Sunday for
Lewiston Normal where she will at
tend school.
Alice Perry visitde her cousins
zadie and Nellie Keith in Payette
Sunday.
A. H. Ramey and l.. H. Rich re-
turned home the last of the week
from their hunting trip up on the
east fork of the Payette, having had
an enjoyable outing and securing
deer, one of which they brought home
to give to their friends.
Pete Johnson is having a seq OF
the grippe and confined to his room
several days. Mrs. Johnson is re-
covering nicely from her illness.
C. X. Powell left Wednesday for
Corvallis where he will enter col
lege.
Mrs. G. Symes had the misfortune
to cut her hand very badly Monday
while putting the top on a jar OF
fruit.
Miss Alice Edwards who has been
attending summer school in Chicago
stopped over Sunday enroute for her
home in Corvallis to visit her uncle,
B. Whealdon, and left Monday IN
company with her cousin, Miss Ruth
who goes to Willamette University,
Miss Barnes daughter of Dist. Supt.
of M. e. conference of Boise joining
the girls and will also be sudtent
at the university.