Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-09-03

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past several weeks with her sister
Mrs. E. T. Bowman, left Monday fol
their home in Spokane.
Miss. Florence Douglass went tc
Boise this week to attend Institute.
Mrs. F. H. War and three childrsn
left Friday for their home in Port
land after a delightful three weeks
visit with the Sargent, Eldredge and
Burnett families here.
Mrs. A. Stetler and daughters
Marian and Helen left for Payette
Lakes Wednesday fer an eight days
outing, fishing and enjoying the
pines with her sister Miss Anna
Rupp who has been there several
weeks.
Mrs. Robert Stegner received a
telegram Friday morning stating her
son J. w. Hoel of Basin, Wycm. YVES
very i'll and not expected to live.
She left at noon for his bedside. The
family here have received no word
to date as to his condition but fear
a second stroke of apoplexy was the
cause of his Illness.
Mildred Blayden was week ED
visitor Of her aunt Mrs. NJ. Heel
tine.
Mrs. Iver Cregor and little caugh-
ter Alma of Payette are visiting this
week at the P. A Cregor home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Marser and
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Rauert were
dinner guests Sunday at the H. ].
Puchert home.
C. K. Powell was sufficiently re-
covered to be able to return home
rom Holy Rosary hospital the first
If the week.
Marguerite Penthouse is III with
IN attack of pneumonia, which how
aver seems to be under control
Mrs. Chamberlain and Alice Wheal- /:
lon are living at Robin Crow Cot,
turing the prune packing season.
Mrs. NJ. ]. Tuttle who is guest .
# her sister Mrs. Geo. Cotton, had ;
he misfortune to sprain her ankle
he past week.
Mrs. N. P. Yockey has been i'll {
he past two weeks and confined TO
er bed the greater part of the time. |
Mrs. George Lockner came down |
rom Ironside for Mrs. Bert Mel a
hers funeral and is visiting her par {
nts this week.
Mrs. S. p: Dover of Wadena, MINI. c
ccompanied by her three children {
rrived Saturday for an extended vis- 8
with her sister Mrs. Joel Bayer Z
nd family. Il
Miss Gail White is attending In h
titute in Boise this week. b
Misses Minnie and Bertha Hansel 0
1T Thursday for Their home at Eco v
lev. after several weeks visit with T
heir brother, A. ]. Hansel. b
Mrs. Ray Hurd of Payette visited v
unday and Monday with her mother a
RS. ]. o. johnson. u
w. H. Vestad and Harold return
! Monday from a week hunting and a
shing up on Little Weiser river. S
Little Harold Hansel was very ill h
le first of last week from meumo- D
"a but under the care of DR.. Barton %
lie attack was warded off. S
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Hansel and lit Il
g son Harold spent Sunday in Pay I,
tie with her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
nsign and had the baby cAristened d
the Presbyterian church, v
Adelaide Mitchell left Monday for S
cattle where she will attend school. r
Jeanne Symes returned from Little n
'illow accompanied by her aunt and "
ncie Mr.. and Mrs. John Symes who VI
sited over Sunday.
Mrs. c. T. Hall visited last week h
, at Emmett at the Cook and Whit O
Nj homes. o
Mr.. and Mrs. Cary Tpssing and q
argeret Geisler spent Sunday with ..
r. and Mrs. Otto Deihm. II
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Pritzel spent b
Inday north of Payette with their q
lends Mr.. and Mrs. John Puser f;
hose ddughter Lena passed away fl
| that day, the remains were to be c,
ken east for inteFment. o.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dunphy of Ontario
ere guests at the Manneman home b
lnday. Il
Mrs. Shafer, Mr.. and Mrs. Judd I,
I'd son and Louis Eaton were Il
tests fiom Payett' Sunday at the
NJ. Roy ston home.
s. z. Starr was a business visitor
t Weiser and New Meadows sever
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