Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1913-05-29
PERSONAL MENTION

holHeF anu lOOh dlIer uSr pTOpeily
there.
Mr. and Mrs ]. C. Giesler and fam
lily of Payette were Sunday guest,
of their daughter and family, Mrs
Cary Tussing.
Mr.. Levi Slinker left Saturday NOR
ming for three months visit with
friends in Iowa, Kansas and Colorado
He goes first to Truro, Iowa, to Wis
it son, then to Osceola to visit his
only sister and later in the summer tt
different sections of Kansas and Col
orado.
Florence Douglass who has been
teaching school in the little Salmon
country returned home Sunday for
the summer
S. Ady who is visiting his son,
Ady is in Payette this week
With his daughter, Mrs. Ida Wells,
and granddaughter, Mrs. Korup and
Mrs. Carl Jacobsen.
Velma Armstrong plans to leave af-
ter Commencement for Walla Walla,
where she will spend the summer
with her mother and possibly reside
'tthere in the future,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Smith and Mr..
and Mrs. w. A. Fouts drove to Weis-
.er Sunday in Mr., Smiths car going
the river road and returning by the
Slope route.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aldrege of Ontario
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. B.
F, Mott Sunday.
NJ, B. Sherman started home Sat
urday in his auto got out about 35
miles from Twin Falls when it stalled
on him so he made the rest of the
trip home on the train, leaving the
car for repairs.
H. R. Frost and family and George |
Childs and family drove to Emmett |
Sunday in Mr.. Frost's car and dined
with friends.
E. B. Gladish has been having trou-
BILE with his centrifugal pump in
stalled last spring to raise water to
his land for irrigation and was COM
PEELED to install a gasoline engine. |
The company sent an expert to inves-
tigate and say they will give satisfac |
ton yet.
Mrs. George Hooker went over to
Boise Friday to consult a physician.
A very important event happened
in the L. G. Hooley home Thursday,
the 22nd when fine pair of little
strangers a boy and girl weigh
ing 5 and ga and lbs. were low
ingly received in the home, L. G,
was at first so bewildered at his deu.
BILE dose of good fortune, we were I'M
certain whether to offer congratula-'
lions or condolences, but it's all right
now and he can do the proud father
act to perfection.
H. B. Kinnison went toWeiser Mon
day to meet his son-in-law, Mr..
Barry who was enroute from Mead
ows for California where they will
soon go to make their home.
Mrs. Earnest Alsop and baby: Lu-
cile came over from Boise Wednesday
for a visit with her sister, Mrs. H.
T. Lewis and mother, Mrs. E. N.
Clark.
]. T. Carnifex finished setting out
a 40 acre apple orchard in standard
varieties last week on his fine tract
of land on the Malheur river.
John Bowers moved Monday over
to the Toole Nursery north of Pay
cite now owned by Mr.. Bowers and
E. E. Hunter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Griggs of Pay.
cite were callers of Mr.. and Mrs, L,
z. Griffith Sunday,
Marie Mitchell representing the
Purella Drug Co. of Portland was
Fruitland business visitor Saturday.
Mrs. Anna Tannlund closed the res
taurant and has. gone to Ontario. Bu-
G1ss in that line being dull at this
time of year. She may open the es-
adjustment again in the fall. I
Mrs. Pete Johnsn and Mildred are
visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs. w.
A. Ayers over on Big willow tnis
week.
Mrs. A. Grimes is lamenting the
fact she does not own the old time
pocket having lost her purse Sunday
which was tied up in black and
white checked bag. 1t contained 81
in U. S. coin and 81 in tin money.
Creighton Symes went to Portland
last Tuesday to consult specialists
concerning his health. It is possible
an operation will be necessary.
Mrs. C. T. Hall IS still quite i'll
from stomach trouble and confined to
her bed.
Prof, and Mrs. T. R. Nelson and
baby, ]. r. Nelson and Miss Iona
Ainey of Payette were guests of Mrs,
Nelson's parents, Mr., and Mrs. D.
L. 1ngard Sunday.