Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-06-18
Personal Mentlng


Univ ersity where they ATTENDED
hchool the past year.
Miss Velva Grimes visited over o
Payette- Ore Slope Monday and return
"a Tuesday accompanied by her s'stel
Mrs. Marvin Channer.
Ralph Makinson has so for re
covered from the spotted fever as &c
be able to up and about the house
q little
Mr.. George Hooker went up to
cambridge Monday to look at the
country with a view of investing.
G. X. Huntington and Miss Marie
retn,ned Thursday from Salt Lake.
M. p. Sherman went to Boise Mon
day on business and left Tuesday
for Kimberley to look after his in.
terests there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Grover returned
& "Wednesday last week from their shee,
shearing plant at Middle Valley, They
4Hjscovered a treasure more precious
Mn a gold mine during their alb
sence il the form of little dau-
gGter horn May q, Miss Margeret
Moore returned with them,
w Fred Ahlstrard represented this
branch o. the potato growers assn,
IN the district meeting held at Cald-
vel TIE sday.
Miss Marjorie Luck came from
Moscow Thursday and visited friends
~ N;ciser and Payette and on Satur.
day came out to visit her friend
Miss Mary Kinnieen returning Tues
day to her home at Payette Lakes
for the summer.
II. s. Robinson returned Tuesday
from Caldwell where he has been on
the jury:
Mrs. Laura Bartles and family JOIN
ed the family in reunion at Par
ma Sunday in celebration of Grand
pa Bartles birthday anniversary. Z
Arthur Colwell, Allan Kinnison and
Mary Kinnison were Sunday guests
to dinner party at the home of
Miss Gail White.
Prof. and Mrs. T. R. Nelson and
children moved last week from
Payette to their home at Santa Rosa
where commodious and strictly MOD
ern residence is being built this
summer for them and Mr.. and Mrs. D
L. Ingard to enjoy in the future.
During the summer the family have
established a temporary home in
the packing house and Prof. Nelson
and his son Ingard leave Thursday
for Columbus Ohio to visit his
mother and other relatives during the
summer,
Miss Jessie faibat will leave Thurs
day for her home in Anita Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Alderman and
Clara, Mr.. and Mrs. Good and Al
and Margeret Schiller all CT New
Plymouth were guests of the Seiger
Bros. Sunday.
A fine pound daughter arrived
Friday night June IL to brighten the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M. Dawes
ALL doing well.
Free Branthoover was a Caldwell
visitor Friday,
Mr.. and Mrs. P. NJ Van Der KaG
and children, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Peterson and children and Mr.. Tracy
of Ontario were entertained to
dinner Sunday at the H. N. Lewis
h9me.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abe Hylton Mr., and
Mrs. Isaac Hylton, Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Hylton and families and their
father and mother Mr.. and Mrs. B. D.
HyIton who have been visiting them
and left Monday for Kansas, made
up a large dinner party Sunday at the
A. B. EdredSe home.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. M. Thomas and
Mr.. e. J. johnson were guests at the
home of Mr.. andMrs. Chas Winters
Sunday.
Editor Of the Fruitand Banner w.
A. Cloud and wife have rented the
Frank Cellar house and taken Up
their residence at Fruitland, NE
Devern their solicitor has rented
the small house south of the Baptist
church and moved into it some weeks
ago.
Mrs. Edna Mcdowell of Emmett
visited Thursday and Friday with her
friend Mrs. NJ. ]. Philips.
Mr.. and Mrs r. w. Richardson ard
Waldo and Mr.and Mrs. Ed Fitzgerald
of whitley Bottom were visitors at
the Chas Stephens home Sunday.
Mrs. Jess Wells and Mrs. Till
Powell came out from Payette Friday
to visit their mother Mrs. j. E. Cart
wright. Mrs Wells returned home Mon.
day but Mrs. Powell will remain the
week.
H. R. Ficken has begun excavation
for his new bungalow home to be
built this summer. The building is