Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-04-16
Personal Mention

MISS Florence AnQeISOLQ Spel
Thursday and Friday visiting Il
Payette high school guest at ii
Axel Johnson home Thursday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. Blomstrom an
family were guests to an Eater CiI
ner at the home Of her brother, Nj
c. A. Johnson nelr New Plymouth.
Miss Helen Pearson was an owe
Easily isdtor at her home returLn
Monday to resume her studies at tn
l.. l. at Weiser.
Rev. c. E. Oleson of Boize VIII
conducted services at the Lutheran
church in Payette Friday eyenin,
and Sunday morning was entertai-e e
at the John Anderson home.
S. C. Humberg, lumberman Of BIS
on, Kansas, visited between trains
Wednesday at the home Of his sister
Mrs. H. R. Ficken, enroute for his
home from a business trip 10 oiym-
pia, Wash, and Woodburn, Oregon.
Upon his departure he was accom-
@snied by Mr.. Joe Ficken also res
fent of Kansas who has besn visit
ing the family here.
Mr.. ]. E. Cartwright has been
stopping in Payette at the Jess
Wells home the past week, called
there by the serious illness Of the
baby.
Mrs. Gordon Smith and children
we're Easter visitors at the home Of
her mother, Mrs NJ. A. Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. A B. Eldreige and
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Eldredge and
family were guests to Easter dinner
at the home of Mrs. Mary E. Bur-
nett.
Mrs. Lem. Smith has been enjoying
a visit from her brother. James
Ashmore and son from Oklahoma the
past week. They left Saturday for
Rockford Bay on Lake Occur Alene
where they will make their home.
F. H. vier of Portland arrived Sat
urday for a visit with the Eldredge'
Sargent and Hylton families, former
ly Kansas friends. He is me
chanic in the S. P. railroad shop
of Portland and is weary OF tie
coast rains and is looking for lo
cation. He left Tuesday for home.
Mrs. NJ. B. Sherman and two chi d
rem returnde Tuesday last week rom
an extended visit with Mr.. Sherm ms I
brother at Charles City, Iowa. Mr.. 4
Sherman stopped off at kimbe ley ID .
look after his interests there before .
returning home. MIS-. Sherman re-
ports snow all through Iowa when
they left and mud in Nebraska when
makes one glad they are a resident
of the land of sunshine and uapt
blossoms. They were success III IN
disposing of their car of DIR ed rasp-
berries at satisfactory prices.
Atty. and Mrs. Karl Paine OF BOZ
90 were guests at the C. II. Duel
home Thursday making a business
trip to Payette in their car. They re-
mort Mrs. w. w. Paine as very III at
their home in Bose.
A fine eight and three fourths
pound DO yarrived Thursday at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Bayer,
who reside on the Sodieman Iaace.
Miss Rosa Blind is home from 1
Weiser and is stopping with Mrs.
Sam Bayer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fay Wells and baby
of New Plymouth and Mr.. and MIS-
VIII Lanfear were guests to EaseT
dinner at the home of Their parents
Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Lanfear.
Mrs. H. C. Reep underwent a miror
operation at her home Monday anu
Is recovering as well as can be eA
pected.
Elder ]. E. Shamberger viii go TINS
week to Twin Falls to the district
meeting of the church of the Breea-
rem to be held there April y, 20 "a
o+hers who will go are L. H. Ely, I.
d Beckwith and A. l.. Gorham oa
Payett and Mrs. Mary Shank. /.
,ssrs w. E. Lees and Mrs Laekes
s ontario we're visitors at the home
of their friend, Mrs. ]. L. DAVIS
Mr. and Mrs. A. Edgecomb nave
stored their household goods in Pay
cite and are visiting at the home Oh
their daughter Mrs. E. w. Madsen I'M
"A the first of the month when
.bev expect to so east to Omaha Tor
the summer.
Another wedding of popu@l
Frutland yourg couple occurred
wednesday April s, when Mr.. Ira
Melcher and Miss Katherine kaess-
nor slipped quietly away to Weser
where they we're married at the
Methodist parsonage by Rev. h.
q cullison pastor of the M. b.
church there. Miss Kaessner was