Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-07-16
Personal Mention

/ Mrs. H. Feldcher of Payette visit
cd Sunday and Monday with Mrs
John Anderson.
Misses Clara and Ellen MaxtieI
aid Vernon Maxfield visited severa
days lcct week with their sistel
Ms. A. T. Bishop returning home
Friday.
Mrs. A. Grimes and Mrs. H. f
Tuss.ng will so Thursday to Portland
where they will attend the CAM
meeting Of the Nazerenes.
Mrs Chas WhitseH and son Car
came down from Emmett Friday and
visited over Sunday at the Spain
hcwor home and VIII spend the week
visiting the Mar,ar Rich Roystcn ard
Judy families and with Mrs. Shafer
in Payette
Mr.. and Mr.. T. Bishop and
children will leave Thursday for a
two weeks vacation at Portland and
Nahcotta Beach for pleasure and
recreation.
MiS1 Margeret keenan, Of Boise
who2S, been the guest CT Miss APP
phia hcbirscn the past two weeks
left Wednesday for Emmett to visit
her sister.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo Darneh, and
Glenn, Allan Kinnison, Mary Kin
nison, Bertha Wells Gail White and
Arthur Colwell made up a party
that started for a mountain trip
Monday for two weeks outirg up
beyond Squaw Creek.
Miss Lola Carpenter has gone 10
Weiser for a two weeks visit with
her uncle Geo Nesbit and family.
C. H. Sargent. VIII Lansear and
Gus Davis and Paul Sargent and Ad-
c,oh and Harry Burnett, drove to Rocl
Creek Tuesday in the Slrgent car
fer a little outing and hunt for
sage hens.
Miss Janette Caulder chaperoned
a party of young people to the high
bills this week for an cutting of two
weeks those of the party are Refine
and Lola Eldredge, Lyle Brown and
Lou Ramey and WendaH Brown.
Miss Bessie Griep and Miss En-
ma Kessier left Sunday morning Eor
the summer school at Albion State
Normal
Mr.. and Mrs. a. B. Eldredge attend.
ed church in Payette Sunday and
visited at the home of Rev. A. L.
Gorham.
Miss Gladys Sargent is having a
little vacation over on Conover Is
land this week at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Leon Eldredge.
Elk Gov. Gooding was a Fruitland
visitor Wednesday of last week on
his way north on his campaign for
the senatorial race and while here
was caller at the H. E. Robinson.
home.
E. P. Nokes has purchased Buick
run-a-bout from Payette parties and
says he can already seer clear of
fences and vehicles and enjoys it fine
H. E. Robinson received a telegram
Friday announcing the sudden death
of his sister Mrs. Eliza Perry at
Fayette Iowa, last Thursday.
Mrs. ]. H. Spainhower received
word from her brother Mr.. Roy Thorn
pson of Estherrville Iowa who lived
in Idaho year and will be remember
ed by many that fine boy came
to gladden. their home July 18th.
Messrs. Geo Childs, Chas Young,
Bernard Young. L. H. Rich, c. H.
Lanfear, and Fay Wells formed a.
hunting party to Big Willow for the
tooth some grouse at the opening
of the season.
8 Mr.. and Mrs. V. L. Chamberlain
and children arrived Wednesday last
week from Palisade Colo to visit
his sister Mrs. Grant Fisher AID
left Thursday this wweek for Bend
Oregon where they will visit.
Mrs. H. R. Boomer and baby are
home from Holy Rosary hospital and
getting along nicely.
Frank Patterson had a runaway
tllt f3Zct~fOl uuC nOChg AASABfA'o
Mr. Sypell move his Household goods
from New Plymouth to the Stone
place. The range was on the wagon
and was thrown off and battered
some and the wagon was badly /
smashed No one was hurt
P. L. Frank and family drove
down from Camas Prairie last week
and will remain about two weeks
visiting his brother George Frank
and sister Mrs. H. R. Flack.
Don't ask N. s. Felthouse, why
that game ankle? 1t ruffles his temp
or. In a race with a neighbors rocst-
err the fowl did him afoul trick and
he has nothing to show for his en-.
counter but that limp
Mr. Frank Badleys mother who has
been the past several months In Mon
49,. orrivod OF her aOnS home last