Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-08-13
Personal Mention


Ingard returned Thursday from a
extended visit with his mother an,
other relatives IN Ohio.
Mrs. Geo. Hooker attended tn
Nazerene Camp Meeting at Namp;
the latter part OF the week returnine
home Sunday.
Mrs. E. B. GAdish wss repaired
quite i'll Sunday but is now improy
ing.
Hazel Smith returned home Friday
from summer school at Boise and viii
return TO attend Institute.
Katheine Smith had the misfortune
TO break her left arm Friday while
over 10 Ontario at her brother
Gordcns home. She climbed on a
shed 70 spread some corn to dry
when a board gave way precipi.atlng
her TO the ground sprainmg her
wrist and breaking her arm.
Mrs. Robert stegner returned Fri
day morning from Minneapolis where
she has bsen since her husbands
death and viii in the future make
her home with her son E. A. Stegner
and family.
Miss Edith White was the guest of
Miss Adra Vestal last week and
both young ladies returned to Pay
cite Saturday.
Mrs. T. H. War and three children
came last week. from Portland and
will visit several weeks with her old
friends the Eldredge, Sargent, Rur-
nett and IIylton families.
c. A. Williams, Republican nomi-
nee for Commissioner from Bow
mont Idaho, was an over Sunday
visitor at the Kaufman and C. H.
Sargent homes.
Doss Kessler and family of Nyssa, |
were Sunday guests at the hcme OF
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Landfear.
Mrs. A. H. Ramey is reported quite |
ill and under the doctors care.
Miss Layina Shipp who will be wei /
remembered here having held a
position of teacher in second grade,
arrived Friday frcm Natchitoehes La.
for months visit with her sister
Mrs. Guy Graham.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Sargent and
family were dinner guests at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs VIM Day, Sun
day.
Prof. George Hooker has been elect
ed to the position of principal Of the
Greenleaf school,
Mr.. and Mrs. C. NJ. Williams &C.
companied their friend, Mr.. Van Gil
sic OF Boise on an auto ride to EN-
nett, Thursday.
Mrs. Ray Decker and title daugh-
ter surprised her parents, Mr.. and /
Mrs. Sherer by her unexpected ar
rival Friday, from Wood River, Nebr.
to make them visit. II
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Moreland and /;
family were entetained Sunday at s
the Geo. Childs home.
Leo Fest drove down from Emmett
Friday with n load of melons which
he sold out at Ontario. :
Mrs. c. NJ. Williams visited at New ;
Plymouth, Sunday at the La Crone ,
home with her cousin Mrs. Port
lock of Brunean, Ida. whom she had
not seen for eight years.
Mrs. H. R. Frost is getting along /
nicely and hopes TO be able TO re-
turn home within the next ten days, 1;
from the Holy Rosary hospital. )
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Fisher and fam /,
lily returned Thursday evening from
a 500 mile auto trip to their place at
Rtchfield, Ida. and side trips. they ;
went via Nyssa, Boise, Glenns Fer
~ etc and returned via Soldier. !
During their absence they visited
points of interest in the country and
at Magic Dam on Big Wood
River and saw the marvellous Ice !,
cave where thousands of tens of ice !
are formed by processes of nature in @
AN immense cavern beneath the ear r
tbs surface. An important feature of q
trout they wanted. q
In response to- committee Of the Q
church, Rev. ]. ]. Tckner of the
Baptist Church decided to reconsid-
err his resignation handed in to the /.
church about two months ago and /,
will remain here as pastor for anoth-
er year. IN
NJ. B, Sherman, left last week for !,
to oversee the harvesting
of his berry crop. h
A. H. Murdoch OF South Omaha is
a guest at the w. S. Patterson home.
Mr.. Rinehart is making final proof
on his Homestead on the Black Can :
yon project this week.
Mr.. Siever has rented the Down 4,
ing place where Mr.. Stone lived and ;
viii farm there next year.
Mrs. NJ. B. Sherman and daughters
Marie ano Vera returned Tuesday @
l., -. weak from, visit with relatives +,