Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1913-08-21
Personal Mention

the ladies having been close friend
back in the sunflower state severa
years ago.
Mr.. Rex Edgecomb left Thursda.
FOR Corvallis after a months vaca
ton with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
E. A. Edgecomb and sister, Mrs. e
w. Madsen and friends in Bouldre
Colorado. He returns to resume his
duties in the civil engineering de
partment at Corvallis College.
C. e. Barnes and B. L. Downs OF
Payette left Thursday for Midvale
where S. R. Frazier will join them
in a hunting and fishing trip back
in the Seven Devils mountains.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. X. Hansen and
her sister Gertrude Seigel were Wis
itcrs at the Homer Zimmerman home
n6rth'of Payette Sunday.
Charlie Davis of Payette visited
Sunday with Oscar Gladish.
Mrs. VIM. Mcconnell and family
drove in their car to Caldwell Friday
and visited with their relatives the
Spencer family returning home Tues
day.
Joe Davis left Monday for Grand
View where he will put up about so
acres of grain for E. B. Gladish.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Giles left
Sunday for Nyssa where they have
employment.
Alta Hurd of Payette is a guest of
her cousin Beulah DUEL this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM McKillon have
moved from Fruitland to the L. G.
Prestel place south of town and will
have charge of the place the rest of
the season.
Watt Wilkerson of Dennison, Ia, |
and his brotherin-law, Chas. Flint of
Middleton were over here last Fri |
day looking over the country and
guests of rM. and Mrs. T. R. Mar
shall.
Pete Johnson, H. ]. Puchert, John
Atkinson, Cary Tussing and B. F. Tus
sing were a motor party last Satur-
day to Nyssa.
Ared Hook of Parma was a guest |
q Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Griffith Sun
day.
Mrs. John Atkison was a New Ply
mouth visitor several days last week.
l.. E. Griffith was a business visit
or to Bliss, Idaho, Monday.
n ]
Lee returned home last Thursday
from a trip up on Squaw Butte. They
started out in a carry-all but by the
time they had experienced several
break-downs it would not carry any
thing and after managing to bor-
row or beg the various parts of a rig I
they arrived home with curious
looking conveyance. II
j. d. Baker and daughter, Mildred ,
from Payette were visitors at the {
Ira White home Monday.
The Troy Shuber atnd Hershal ,
hank families went last week for ]
an outing up on Mann's creek. {
Mrs. ]. H. Bowers is suffering from |
a severe attack of asthma and hay |
fever. t
A. H. Mcconnell arrived home 6
Wednesday from Gunnison, Colorado, q
where he and his brother William at 7
tended their fathers funeral. d
Mrs. Wainwright of Payette was an t
over Sunday visitor of her sister, t
Mrs L. F. Shaw q
Alice Perry is visiting her cousins, c
Nellie and Zadie Keith in aPyette s
this week. t
Maurine Sherman is reported i'll d
the mother fearing typhoid. t
Mr.. Swagler of Ontario and his S
mother, Mrs. Swagler who is visiting b
him from Minnesota were visitors
at the Manneman home Tuesday of h
last week Il
c. w. Ef\Sson stopped off for a {
visit with his sister-in-law, Mrs. t
John ANDERSON, while enroute from a
&c to his home in Spokane. h
c. K. Huntington and Miss Marie O
were Portland visitors last week. b
MIR, and RS. H. A. Hartshorn of Con- O
don, Oregon, will arrive Thursday for "
a visit with his sister and family,
Mrs. George Gardner. S
Miss Cox of Meeker, Ia, is a guest +
Of Mrs. George Hollenbeck this week. c
hiss Adelaide Mitchell returned fl
Midday from a viist with friends in t
Weiser.
Ernest Anderson returned Wednes- t.
la to Boise where he will practice d
aw.
e. Blomstrom and wife returned F
from their outing at Cambridge last
Friday. They went to look at land e
but did not invest.
Mr.. /. F. Street Joined his wife in d
4 visit at the home of their daughter, n
Mrs. M. B. Sherman. |.