Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-05-14
Personal Mention

G'riep were informed by wire of tn
death of their mother Mrs. Mar
Jane King aged 70 years at tn
home of her son DR.. King in Walsh
Vile LII. and Mr.. and Mrs. Griel
xeft Friday evening to attend thu
neral. The remains were to b.
sent to Enid Okla. for interment be
side her husband. Mrs. King was
well known here having lived here
for number of years and was a
bright lovable woman who had a
choice cirle of friends. Little is
known of the cause of her death
further than she had arrived but
two days previous to her sons home
and was stricken suddenly.
Mr.. Lou Deppe of Salt Lake City
was an over Sunday guest at the S.
W. Swank home.
Mrs. Henry Reins was informed
Saturday that her sister Mrs. Fred
Asche, of Leigh, Nebr had passed
away in the hospital in Omaha, from
blood poison. What makes her de-
mise dopbly sad she was the mother
of ten children all % them still at
home. Mrs. Reins was unable to go
to the funeral.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grandy and children
were over Sunday guests at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. ]. A. King while en-
route for Weiser where they will
conduct camp meeting of the Adj
ventist faith beginning May %.
Mr.. w. ]. Miller of Nampa and
DR.. and Mrs. Lowe formerly of Pay !
cite now of Medford Ore. were guests
at the S. w. Swank home Wednesday |
of last week.
Mr. H.. A Benson who lives Is mile
from Payette Northwest of the Slope !
was an over Sunday visitor at the
home of is sister-in law Mrs. A. T. !;
Bishop. Il
Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Frost and
children were guests to Sunday
dinner at the home of Mr.. and /,
Mrs. s. NJ. Thomas, the entire party !
the evangelistic tent meet
ings conducted by Harry Hayes at 5
Ontario the past two weeks
MI and Mrs. S. R. Frazier were {
dol from Midvale for a few days t
visit with their daughters Mrs. c. E. ]
Barnes and Mrs. R. w. Richardson.
Elder ]. E. Shamberger went to r
Boise Valley Saturday where he a
at a communion service in +
the church of the Brethren
Mr.. and Mrs ]. M. Royston visited v
Sunday at the home of Mr.. and +
Mrs. c. E. Barnes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Strobehn cal'e1 P
at the N s. Felthouse home Monday ]
1n their return to their home at Y
FaIks Store from a visit at the home h
If his father in Payette. iC
Miss Florence Anderson who re- r.
Fruitland High school in
he declamatory contest held in W
Weiser Friday night acquitted her. R
,elf with credit to the school and 4
Prof, Cotton and Mrs. Robinson who W
rained her for the event. N
Those who accompanied her to
Veiser were Mrs. H. E. Robinson, IT
Hiss lola Wescott, Velva Grimes and M
Gertrude Melcher ard Elsie Schmid. ri
They report a del:Sht;"l evening and fir
oval cater. inment. Every sthc3l 81
ontesting sending strong represent
.tives many already holding one or te
more medals. Tic prize beautiful M
owing cup was awarded Miss Daphne a,
,rowen of Caldwell. Miss Florences
election was Jean Val Jean and n,
he 8lshop" from Les Miserables by tc
lugo.
Mrs. Leon Eldridge was a week end FIR
t the Eldridge and Fisher homes, h,
rom Conover Island. as
Mr.. Geo Eagleston who has been
listing at the Pardunn and B. F. IS
,ussing homes left Monday for Willis III
on N. D. A
Mrs. F. F. Hurd is out from Pay e,
tie visiting with her daughters MNs' ii
A. H Ramey and Mrs. c. H. DueS. C
Mrs. Gerald Hollenbeck arrived il
Tuesday evening LON Hayes Kan. d
there she was detained because of tn P
erious illness of her father whom II
he left much improved. d
Rev. Koeing and family of the Con- v,
regational church of Ontario were
alters at the home Of their pardshion- a,
rs, MFynd Mrs. R. W. Richardson b,
unday.< ne
Mrs. A. c. Douglass expects to w
cave Thursday for a visit with til
elatives at Walla Walla.
Miss Florence Doug'as will close
or term of school worth of Payette
ext Friday.
MIR. G. H. Johnson and family OF be
anqhter Esther, of New Plymouth, de