Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-07-23
Personal Mention

lass WyCm FOR q three weeks Wis.
with her parents Mr.. and Mrs. B. F
Tussb-g. Her coming was delight
fun surprise as her mother was un
aware Of her presence until she step
ped in tn door.
Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Cregor spent
Sunday at Arcadia with Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Stout.
Percy Frank and family who have
been visiting his brother Geo Frank
and sister Mrs. H. r. Flack left
Sunday OFF their home at Camas
Prairie.
Miss Beulah Duel returned from
Baker Monday where she has been
the past two weeks
Mr.. Galen Bollinger returned Sat.
urday from an extended visit east,
accompanied by his bride formerly
Mics Wilma Hisey Of Bristol Ind.
The happy young couple will remain
With his parents Mr.. and Mrs. D. D.
Bollinger until the beginning Of
school when Mr.. BoIinger will take
his duties as principal OF the school
et Sulnyside. A sister Miss Nora
Bcllinger returned from the east
with them
H. E. Robinson and II. G. Gardner
were Caldwell business visitors Thurs
Cay.
Miss Elsie Schmid and Miss Alma
Crowther attended the Robinson
Windler wedding at Nampa Thursday
evening. Miss Crowther returned
to Fruitland with Miss Schmid and
visited over Sunday with Miss Ap-
Dhia Robinson going to Big Willow
Monday.
Mrs. NJ. A. Turner of Emmett was
week end guest at the D. o. Bulls
home and is guest this week at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Grant Fish
er.
Nola Cregor is visiting in Payette
with her relatives the Slinker fami-
lies and brother liver Crigor
Mrs. VIII Birdsall and baby and
Bernice Hill came over from Vale
Sunday where the former will visit
with her parents Mr.. and Mrs. ]. N.
Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Campbell and
Miss Edna Campbell of New Ply
mouth were guests Sunday at the
home of their sister Mrs. Geo Frank.
Miss Laura Elliot of Kearney Nebr.
stopped off Thursday and visited I'M
til Saturday with her friend Mrs. S.
A. Pardunn on her return trip to
her home from Salem Ore where she
had been for six weeks called there
by the death of her niece.
c. H. Sargent and Will Lanfear
and party returned Thursday from
their little outing upon Rock Creek /
reporting a fine little trip and bag
ging enough sage hens to fill that
long felt want and give their friends
a treat.
Henry Gladish had the misfortune
to fall from a load of hay Saturday |
while haying at Geo Franks and |
break his arm. the wagon struck a
rut, he was thrown forward on the
horse thence TO the ground the /
wagon passing over the left arm.
Mr.. E. P. Nokes had his finger
broken Sunday while assisting his
extricate his horse which
had gotten down in the harness while
at church in Payette.
Rev. Tetwiler of Roberts Idaho
was an over Sunday guest at the
home of his uncle E.P Nokes and
very ably filled the pulpit at the
Baptist church at both the morning
and evening services. In the even
ing NJ. NJ. Gladish and Rev. Tetwiler
gave the echoes of the Pastors IN
stitute held by the Baptist pastors
of southern Idaho at Boise last
week.
Miss Olive Harry of Corvallis ar
rived Saturday for visit with form
err friends and neighbors and is the
guest of Miss Esther Russell, ana
the Misses Bayer this week.
A bouncing pound boy was born
Monday to Mr.. and Mrs. N. S. Felt
house at Holy Rosary Hospital OF
Ontario. Both mother and baby are
getting along nicely and N. S. looked
so smiling and happy we judge he is
feeling fine too.
Marian Robinson visited the early
part of the week with her friend
Mrs Geo Childs.
Mr.. ]. S. REGARD Joined his vile
and daughter in their visit with their
daughter Mrs. A. Kaessner Saturday
and on Monday Mr.. and Mrs. REGARD
returned to their home in Boise,
Miss Addie to remain until Mr.. Kaes'
sners return from the encampment
at Gearhart Ore.
Mrs. c. w. Erickson and little son
of Spokane who have been visiting