Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-03-05
Personal Mention

iary returned Tuesday from Portlan
to resume the care of his bee ranch
II. r. Ficken and son CIarenc
= went this week to Payette Height
u to look after their place and prun
the young orchard.
Mrs. Til Powell and daughter Wis
tied over Sunday at the home o
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Cart
wright.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Atkison wer'
over Sunday visitors at New Ply
mouth. Mrs. Atkison will go Wednes
day to Vale to visit her father and
Mr.. Atkison gives possession TO Mr.
Newburn this week and will seek a
new location elsewhere.
Mrs. Clement of Notus and Mrs.
Richie of Cambridge were over Sun
day guests at the home of their Sis
ter, Mrs. c. NJ. Williams. On Mon
day the ladies were Caldwell bust
ness visitors and Mrs. Richie will
go on a buying tour for a stock of
SoOuS 64lt Will R1dSt
in .Fruitland about the middle of the
month
Mrs. H. E. Robinson will go as a
delegate to the w. C. T. U. state ex-
ecutive meeting to be held at Weis-
er next Friday and Saturday at
which time Mrs. Lulu Shepard will
give an address. Miss Mable will &C
company Mrs. Robinson.
H. R. Russell was quite i'll and I'm
able to attend his duties at the bank
the most of the week, he is however
again at his post a little pale but
with his usual cheerful phyz.
Jim Frazier has been very i'll at /
the home of his sister, Mrs. C. E.
Barnes from an attack of typhoid fe-
yer, his father S. R. Frazier came
from Midvale to assist in caring for
him and Nurse Jacobsen is in at
tendance. He passed a crisis in
the disease Friday night and now
seems to be improving.
NJ. NJ. Gladish and H. R. Boomer
were called on jury duty and went {
Tuesday to Caldwell. Mr.. Boomer to
plead for dismissal. ]. o. Scritch-
field was also called but was ex-
cused. {
C. H. Sargent was Boise busi- I
ness visitor several days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hersccal Shank
moved to Payette last Thurs Z
day where he has a position in a S
barber shop. q
Mrs. C. w. Young has been quite r
i'll from an attack of grippe and
their son Ralph from an attack of C
pneumonia. Both are now improving. +
]. E. Colly and family were over b
from their Ontario home Sunday and d
dined at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. p
Ed Linck. They claim they will for
get they are in another state and s.
attend church here as usual. We n
are glad the ties are so binding. W
The Beers family are planning to
move this week to Emmett where q
hey will make their home in that V
,ity. P
P. N. Van Der Kar is just hitting F
he high places these days and that E
ever cheerful look is greatly intersi- B
led. The reason? A fine s pound to
Joy that came Saturday night. Meth te
n and babe doing well and P. n. OF
nay recover.
Mrs. Orlo Wilcox and Mrs. R. /
aowse were delegates from the Meth h,
'dist Sunday School to the Sun A
lay school convention in Payette \,
friday. n
Mrs. Jesse Davis has been quite
lick from complication of ills
Mostly old enemies.
Rev. J. Franklin Day is in Ontario
With his Chapel Car Goodwill" which
S one of six such cars owned by the
Baptist denomination, and he will n
onduct a two weeks series of meet or
ngs. Rev. Day is cousin of Mrs. I'll
v. H. Vestal and an oldfriend of w
'astor ]. j. Tickner. XII
Mr.. asd Mrs. Dave Williams we're a
'Sitors at the T. H. Krost home 81
n Payette Tuesday last week the oc- of
aston being the eighth wedding an III
fyersary of Mr.. and Mrs. Krost PI
nd the 6Sth birthday of Mr.. Will W
ANS. A very fine dinner was served he
fid general good time. Other di
uests were Rev. Boyd and w. R.
to
Henry Manser returned Thursday w
rom his trip In Colorado where he ar
as business interests. He deferred
is trip to Texas until some future CT
ate as southern Colorado was so D,
lockaded with snow he thought la
Taveling would be easier Idaho way. in
Kenneth Fisher was quite i'll with &c
ever and sprinna Monday ayeniQg, %