Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-05-21
Personal Mention


Mrs. Ida Kirkland of Hayes Ka
sas arrived Tuesday for an extenGe
visit with her nieces Mrs. Chas R C
and Mary Hollenbeck.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. A. Cregor an
daughter Lima and Nola spent Sur
day in Payette at the Levi Slinke
home.
Mr.. Stokes of Palisade and Crane
4 Junction Colo. was a guest Saturday
evening at the H. B. Kinnison home
Rev. M. l.. Root of the Free
Methodist church of Deer Fiat was
a guest at the N. P. Yockey home
Monday.
Prof. Shinn County Agricultural Ad-
wiser of Ontario spent Sunday at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Linck all
having hailed from the same town
in the east Matoon Ill and having
many mutual friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. L. Maxfie'd of Fay
cite spent Sunday with their da-
lighter Mrs. A. T. Bishop and family.
Frank Kinnison went over to tee
fruit ranch miles west OF Ontario
Sunday, where Allen is employed
and has good position for the sum-
mer.
Mrs. Earnest Loyett Of Boise is a
guest of her slster Mrs. A. R. Albee
and-parents Mr.. and Mrs. L. F. Shaw
this week.
E. T. Bowman and sons Chiffon
and Logan left Friday for Jordan
Valley Oregon to look at some land
with view to demonstrating.
Mrs. Chamberlain and her two sons
arrived Tuesday of last week from
Bull Idaho for vsiit with her sis
ter Mrs. B. Whealdon.
Mr.. Massey has forfeited his place
to the original owner Mr.. Re.biling
and left last week for British Colum-
bia, Mr.. Bayer and family have
moved on the place.
Harry Colly a brother of ]. E. Colly
has purchased farm near Weiser
and will send for his family.
VIM. Homan ]. C. Himler, P. K
Hanson and Thomas Weir went Mon s
day to attend the S. S. convention
at Weiser. Rev. C. E. Deal went I
over on Tuesday. '
Mr. Roberts and family who lived
above the Fruitland Mercantile NOV ;
ed last week to Baker City.
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Duen and Fairy S
went over to Boise Saturday to {
visit with Mrs. w. w. Paine who is $
very i'll at the home of her son Karl 4
Paine returning Monday evening.
Guy Howard Clela Silkett and t
Phillip Smith drove up to Dry Buck,
Monday for loads of derrick poles '
and to see the Fitch and Howard b
families. II
A fine baby boy arrived Saturday t
to brighten the home of v
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Hollenbeck. AL b
'eady he bears the name Charles v
Robert and his found a warm welcome r
n the house hold. t
Prof. Mcintosh who is to be princip- V
Il of our high school next year was r
lere Saturday and rented the Bowers S
louise near the Rands place where he a
will live upon his return from an b
eastern trip to Pennsylvania where X
lis wife now is. c.
Mrs. Richie left Saturday for her c
lone at Cambridge Ida. in answer to F
message calling her home, there +
ore was not present at the death bed
nd burial of her father John Neal. n
Mrs. R. w. Richardson is in receipt Il
# a letter from Pasco Wash. an Z
thebirth of little daughter CT
o her sister Mrs. VIM. circuit form cl
rly Lillian Frazier. fl
c. E. Robinson the Boise piano r;
uner was on the bench Saturday b;
uning pianos, he will return in two d
weeks anyone desiring his services ii
an leave orders with Mrs. E. w. o.
Iadsen phone 9-21. d.
Mrs. Carson of Boise is visiting I
er sister Mrs. A. Branthoover who
5 in very poor health. However at cl
his time she is somewhat improved. "A
Miss Marie Huntington is now Il
i'll at her home from X
ongestion of the brain, her long o.
Llhess, previous to the new compl ca II
ion making her very weak to COM ei
at the new enemy. Il
]. C. Geisler and family spent Sun ri
ay at the home of their daughter C,
frs. Cary Tussing. e.
Miss Stella Harris has been visit Il
ng friends in Payette the past il
yeek. b
w. A. Colwell and R, G. Wilson re- G.
urned Saturday from M'dvale where n
hey have been doing carpenter work. C;
Mrs. B. F. Tussing was very Ill S,
e..z. A. .naaly from namral- "a