Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1913-08-28
Personal Mention

day from Union, oregon, accompaI
led by her daughter, Mrs. Skipp VIII
has been quite i'll.
Hazel Ringer of New Plymouth Wis
id Friday with her friend, Rather
inc kaessner.
Mrs. ]. R. Emerson and daughter
of Payette visited over Sunday will
her friend, Mrs. Henry Ficken.
The James McCuen family spent
last week over at Vale where they
have a claim and visiting with
friends.
]. o. Scritchfield was a Caldwell
business visitor Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. B, F. Huff of Baker
City who have property on the bench
and are here looking after their in
terests, visited Sunday with their
friends the E. w. Madsen and E, A.
Edgecomb. families.
Mrs. Frank Flack and two chill rem
left Tuesday for their home at Up
land, Nebraska, after delightful WIS.,
II with her mother, Mrs. Jesse DaV'
is and brother-in-law and family Mr.,
and Mrs. H. R~yFlack,
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Luse, newly
weds. stopped off for visit Thurs
day with their uncle w, e. Shaw on
their return from Their honeymoon
trip to Portland to their home IN
Nampa,
Those taking advantage of the sea-
coast excursion from here last Thurs
day were E. e, Hunter, NJ, r. Pow
ell, Mrs. +. w. Griep, daughter Enid
and son Elmer. A postal received
from Miss Enid today states it was
worth the trip to get one sight OF
the old ocean and that they were en-
joying every moment of the tme.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Berry, parents of
Mrs. L. NJ. Capron, Mr.. and Mrs. Z.
U. Slower and Mrs. Jack Slower of
HaIock, Iowa, mother of c. U. StoV-
err were over from Ontario Sunday,
guests at the L. NJ Capron home.
Mrs. l. F. Street who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. NJ. B.
Sherman was called to Caldwell Sat
urdesbecause one of the twin babies
of ffer son, A. G. Street. had received
a serious injury to his hand. Mr.. l.
F. Street also returned to Caldwell /
Monday.
Mrs. Bolton of Payette visited on
Thursday and Friday with her friend,
Mrs. r. ]. Rowse.
. Mrs. Ralph Richardson found a pair
of gold bowed spectacles enclosed IN
a nickled and cloth case bearing the
name of George R. Green, in her
yard near the well, quite likely dropp-
ed by someone after drink of wat
er. Owner can have the same by
calling for them.
Henry Manser, who accompanied
the C. Meyer family to Midvale re-,
turned home Friday.
C. K. Huntington and daughter, Ma
RE, returned Tuesday from Portland
and are stopping at the Moore Hotel
Ontario for the present.
Mr.. and Mrs Tom Davis came Wee,
nesday from Fairbanks. Alaska, for
a visit with their friends, Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas Stephens. Coming during
this extremely hot weather to say
the least they find it some change,
They report an astounding price on
a box of apples from our own Santa
Rosa orchard only $40 a box up
there, and watermelon the small
sum of SIS, dollars not cents, take
notice. Surely the North Pacltlc
Fruit Distributors have mission to
fulfill.
Quite a number of bench people
will be grieved to know Mrs. Wilpur
Carter, formerly a resident heFe'
passed away at her home north OF
Payette from blood-poisoning and tue
were shipped to her former
home at Eagle Valley, Oregon.
Mrs. L. E. Griffith went Wednes-
dav TO Bliss, Idaho, on some business
matters in connection with her new
home.
Mrs. Thruan and Mrs. Parrish re-
turned Saturday srom their trip to
Portland to the home of their Sis
ter. Mrs. A. B. Eldredge. Mrs. Par
IRISH has been i'll and under a doc
tors care since her return.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Wampler were
dol, 4 from Falks Store over Sunday
Wis. .srs at the j. H. Shamberger
home.
Mrs. Shank and Mary returned sun
day from a months visit with her IN
Boise.
Mrs. c. c. Powell is improving
slowly from her sveere illness but
still confined to her bed.
Cosy Sherman returned the first OF
the week from a two weeks visit with
relatives in Caldwell.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Linck and MI
n IL