Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-02-05
Personal Mention


from Lincoln, Nebraska, where the
have been the past two months. The,
now engaged in furnishing an,
fitting up their fine new residence.
Mrs. Hazel Barnum of Emmett
visited Thursday with Mrs. S. e
Starr of Fruitland.
Mrs. B. r. Fitch son Neil ant
little Katherine visited last weel
at the home CT her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. F. C. Howard, during VIII Oh
time Mr.. Howard drove up to theiI
ranch at Dry Buck returning Mon
day accompanied with B. r.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Johnson and
Mildred were week-end visitors at
the capital city, transacting busl
ness and visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Childs are re-
joicing over another Child, fine
eight and half pound boy, this time,
born Friday night, Jan. 80. All get
ting along nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Vahlberg Of
Emmett, attended the District AS
sembly meeting of the Aebekah De-
gree of I..O. o. F. held in Payette
Friday at's-Sfsited over Sunday with
his brother and family A. C.. Vail
berg of Fruitland.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. E. Hall and family
moved Monday from the Strohber9
place near Payette river to the StrohS
behn place north of New Plymouth
Attorney Earnest Anderson was a
visitor over Sunday at his home, 60
ing Monday to Boise and will this
week establish himself in a law o.
flee in Parma.
Elders Eby and Shubert of the
Brethren church Left the past week
for Troy, Montana, where they will
hold a series of meeting expecting
to be absent about a month.
l.. a. Taylor lost his family driy-
ing horse Sunday from inflammation
of the stomach.
Friends and neighbors of ]. G. Mel
son, formerly of Fruitland but now
Mondamin, Iowa, will be sorry to-
hear that he had another stroke OF
parlysias on Jan. Goth, while leading
a load of lumber at the lumber yards
in Mondamin, Iowa. Dr. Lloyd Nell
son his son Of Oakdale, Neb., is with
him. But little hopes are entertained
for his recovery. The family have
the sympathy of all who knew him
during his four years here in the
Payette Valley,
Mrs, w, H. Vestal IS In receipt OF
a letter from her son Edgar who is
at Corvallis, that he is in company
of their college Glee Club making
a tour of the cities from Portland
to La Grande both sides the Co
lumbia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris. Peterson near
New Plymouth will have a double
anniversary to keep in the future
as fine baby boy came Sunday on
the occasion of their fourth wedding
anniversary.
FRS. Frank Powers was able to re-
I'd n from Payette where she has
bs IN receiving medical treatment
al stopping with friends. She is
nd oh improved.
rhe baby girl of Mr.. and Mrs. Jas.
n ase who now live in Payette has
b en- very i'll from pneumonia and
q a time the worst was feared. The
Ii tie one now is recovering.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Fisher, baby
a Id son Glade went to Emmett Fri
day visiting until Sunday at the N.
S. Hunt home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Bowers moved
from north of Payette the last OF
the week to Fruitland in the Henry
Bowers house. u
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin have moved
to the ]. A. Bowers place north of
town where they will live the COM
ing year.
]. R. Mckinney is expected home
from Denver this week where he
went to be with Mrs. Mckinney dur
ing her recent operation. She Is re-
ported as recovering nicely but will
REMAND definitely for the benefit
of her health.
w. A. Moreland left the last OF
faa week for several weeks visit with
~ parents in Audubon. Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Ogg were week
end visitors at the ]. c. and Bert
Himler homes having but recently
returned to their home in Payette
from a two months visit with their
son at Kimberley near Twin Fails.
A letter from Mrs. l.. E. Grfffeth
states they have purchased the w,
Van Iorns Drug Store at Hagerman
and are now nicely located in their
new home. Mrs. Griffith will also