Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-09-17
Personal Mention

sister Miss Dora Bowers from Eau
Claire, Mich. and has secured a posi-
ton in the packing house during the
apple harvest and will later go en- to
the coast.
Quite a number are planning to at
tend the w. G. T. U. county and
state conventions at Caldwell next
week. Among the number are Mes
danes R. G. Wilson, H. E. Robinson,
M. B. Sherman, and among the l.. T..
l.. are Clarke Lewis, Martha Wilson,
Eve Bloomstrom and Iona Johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. N. Van Der Kar
and children were entertained to din
ner Sunday at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas Peterson.
Mr.. C. K Huntington and Marie
Tuney left Monday evening for their
former home at Lincoln Nebr. where
they will spend the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs Geo. Childs and
family spent Sunday with the w. E.
Loughrey family in Payette.
Miss Olive Harry who has been
visitinga with friends here for several
weeks past left Monday for her home
at Corvallis in company of Miss Ruth
Whealdon who will again enter VIII
lamette University at Salem for her
second year.
Carroll Fest of Emmett visited last
week at the Geo. Childs home.
Misses Esther Johnson, Velva
Grimes and Alma and Della Growth
err left Sunday evening for Lewiston
Normal.
Mrs. John Paulson of Boise visited
last week on Fruitland bench.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Nurre and
family were guests to Sunday dinner
at the Manneman home and expect
to leave Friday for an extended visit
In Willamette Valley with relatives.
Mrs. Robert Stegner returned Sat
urday evening from Basin Wyoming
where she was called by the death /
of her son VIM. Heel which occurr-
e before her arrival. He is a half
brother of E. A. Stegner and known
to many here. He was SO years OF
age.
Mrs. Martha Wilson of Baker CITY
Ore has been the guest of her niece
Mrs. c. NJ. Williams and on Sunday
Mrs. Williams, Mrs. Wilson and Mrs.
p;+ohia loft for several DAYS visit
with relatives at Nyssa and Notus.
C. w. Young, A. H. Ramey and
son Til. l.. H. Rich and Andrew John
son returned Wednesday last week
from their hunting trip on the MID
die fork of the Payette and had fine
luck in each member of the party get
ting a deer and Mr.. Ramey two. They
reached home with plenty of fresh
venison and were very generous to
their friends and the writer is indeDt-
ed to C. w. Young for the first tas-
tie of vonison steak.
Mrs. Jas. A. Pinkerton OF Burning
ton Wash and Miss Ella Albee who
spent the past year with her sister
in O,e. arrived Saturday at the home
of Mrs. Pinkerton's parents, Mr.. and
Mis- N. w. Lewis for segeiai weeks
stay Turing the fruit packing season
Miss Albee vii take the position CT
oyerst 81 at the Association uasIing !
uo.so in Frutland and Mrs. Tinker
ton will supei intend the packing for
N. W and H. !. Lewis. {
Aubrey ard Oscar Glacisa came
home Saturday from several weeka q
a vacation in the mountains
VIM puell moved last week 10 IFS
little cottage in Fruitland and Mr. arr
Mrs. Roy Bowers moved into the I
Duell house vacated by him.
Hazel Powell who has been visiting :
her grandparents Mr.. and Mrs. j. E.
Cartwright returned to her home In {
Payette Sunday TO start to school on
Monday. Mr.. and Mrs. Cartwright ac-
companied her to make the acquaint- +,
ance of the new grandson born Sun {
day morning to their daughter Mrs. L
Geo. Wilson.
Lillian MCGEE will leave Friday for
Arco where she will spend the WIN &
ter with her sister Mrs. Ray Green !
and attend school. K
- Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Wilfong were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. N. S. Felt
house for Sunday dinner. /!
Mrs. Crouch was a caller at the
home of Mrs. R. ]. Rowse Friday af-
ernoon.
Mrs. N w. Lewis is slowly recov-
ering from her fall Monday of last
wee in which she received badly
sprained back but is now able to sit
up little, which will be good news
to her many friends.
Miss Anna Rupp and her sister Mrs
A. Stetler and daughters Marian and
Helen, returned Friday, from their