Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-09-10
Personal Mention

visited FrulIldnQ IrleHuS last "eS
and left Monday for Weiser wher
she will again attend the l. /. /.
Miss Hazel Smith returned hom'
Saturday from Boise where she hal
been attending summer school thu
past three months and teachers insti
tute the past week.
Waldo Richardson young son O.
MIR. and Mrs R. w. Richardson was
operated on at Holy Rosary hosplta
Monday for Adenoid and had his
tonsils removed and is getting along
nicely under the care of DR.. Drysdale
Mrs. Geo. McKeown spent several
days last week in Payette visiting
her brother viii Buckbesch and
family.
Miss Mamie Bayer went Saturday
to take up her duties as teacher Oh
the school at Wilder, Ida.
Prof. George Hooker went to Green
leaf Sunday to begin his work as
principal of the school at that place.
MrsrDower and children Of Wad-
ena, MINI. who visited her sister-in
law, Mrs. Joel Bayer left the last OF
the week for Cal. where they will
spend the winter.
CLYDE Frazier drove down from
Midvale last week for load of pea
ches and garden truck.
Mrs. Barney of Caldwell and her
daughter Mrs. Maude Brown OF
Grand Island, Nebr. visited Fruit
land friends here last week. Mrs.
Barney formerly resided here and
Mrs. Brown is an aunt of Harry and
Lyle Betebenner.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. N. Van Der Kar
and children and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Tickner and children were entertain
ed to a birthday dinner at the Bap-
fist parsonage Sunday in honor Oh
Rev. Tickner anniversary day.
A fine baby boy was born Monday
morning to Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Chap |
man.
Word has been received here that
Prof. VIM Dewhirst is very i'll from
a serious attack of typhoid fever,
,he had been convalescent when he
suffered a relapse which makes his
condition grave indeed.
A letter dated the It'll Sept. says
he is better but too weak to begin
work at once Hopes to be ready by
the 21st. That is the second week OF
school. Some one will be found to
take his classes, just who is not yet
certain.
DR.. ]. o. Canoe of Ogden, Iowa,
arrived Saturday evening for weeks
visit with his sister-in-law Mrs. j. H.
Spainhower and family, from here
he will go to Portland to visit his
brother Judge Harvey Canoe and an i
other brother Dr. Chas Canoe at
Denver. {
Miss Apphia Robinson returned ,
Tuesday to Fruitland to get her
house in order for the opening OF
school next Monday. ,
Mrs. Will Thompson was quite i'll
at the home of Mrs. H. R. Frost
last week. Il
Prof. r. r. Nelson returned Sat +
urday from Boise where he attended {
Teachers Institute the past week. {
Miss Ethel Arey arrived Saturday |
from Cedar Falls, Iowa for {
an extended visit at the home of
Mrs N w. Lewis.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Vestal, Harold |
and Adra drove Sunday to Falks :
Store and spent the day at the l.. E. [
Hall home, Miss Adra remained for /
a two weeks visit with Mrs. Hall.
P. A. Cregor and daughter Lima '
went to Boise Wednesday to consult ,
a specialist in regard to Miss Linnas I
eyes previous to the opening of (
school.
M. B. Sherman returned Wednes- s
day from several weeks stay at Kim !,
berly attending to business matters. /
Robert Sherman was an over Sun. 8
day visitor at his home from Welser. /
Harry Record Of Boise visited 7
Tuesday and Wednesday with his
sister and brother-in-law A. Kaessn- I
or. Y
Miss Dora Bowers, sixth grade t
teacher will arrive Thursday from /
Eau Claire, Mich. and Miss Church {
i'll, one of our High School teachers {
Bid her mother will arrive the same |
&ay from Ypsilante, Mich. the two s
latter will secure rooms and do light
house keeping.
Mrs. J. H. Spainhower and Velma
and DR.. Canoe, their guest are Boise
visitors this week.
DR.. Maxfield came Monday last
week from Alliance, Nebr. to look
after business interests and during
his stay here was the guest of Mr..