Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-01-29
Personal Mention

make their home here. Mrs. Day II
niece of Mrs. A. B. Eldredge. They
will move into the Spainhower house
south of Fruitland for a few weeks
while they look around for suitable
place.
Major H. T. Lewis and First Lieut..
A. Kaessner went to Boise Saturday
to attend the officers school.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. o. Scritchfield
were over Sunday visitors in Payette
with his brother A. j. Scritchfield and
wife.
Mrs. o. K. Wilcox and daughter
Helen came home Friday from Hev-
eral weeks visit at Albany, Ore.
]. H. Whitsell of Emmett attended
the big horticultural meeting in Pay
cite and visited bench friends Thurs
day and. Friday.
Mrs. S. NJ. Thomas is quite i'll from
the grippe. The malady seems to be
unusuaAsy severe this winter quite
number who have been ill for
weeks being but now convalescent.
Mrs. VIM Lanfear and Hazel Ian
fear are both tussling with siege
of grippe.
The little four year old son of Mr.
and Mrs. Geo. Kuntz who lives on
the Maxfield place has been very i'll
from intestinal trouble and Thurs
day was in commissions requiring a
physicians care all night. However
he is now improving and bids fair
to recover.
Miss Ethel Arey OF Cedar Falls.
Iowa, is a guest of her former school
friend, Mrs. H. T. Lewis since last
Thursday She at present is librari-
an at the State Normal School at
that place and is taking her vaca-
ton trip visiting in Montana, Idaho
and left Monday for Spokane, Ia
coma and Portland.
Miss Nellie Burnett is the happy I
owner of new Concord piano a
gift from her mother.
Mrs. j. K. Graham of Bend. Ore :
gon, is visiting her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Stone near New Plymouth dur
ing Mr. Graham's trip east to his
invalid fathers bedside.
Miss Lena Wilson, sister of Mrs. I
o. K. Wilcox and we'll known here,
was married to Mr.. Rolla Myers of
Horseshoe Bend Saturday at Vale .
OF he II WilnnY
home this week and attending the
Farmers Movable School.
Another wedding of a popular Fruit
land young couple occurred at Cald-
well Thursday, when Charles Rich,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Rich was
welded to Miss Merle Hollenbeck,
daughter of Mr.. VIM. Hollenbeck, the
Methodist minister, Rev. Ewing of
Caldwell officiating. The happy
young couple went to the capital
city for a few days, returning home
Saturday to her fathers place where
they are receiving the congratulations
of their large circle of friends. in
which the Enterprise joins most hear
tily.
Little Matte Grimes was very
sad little girl Tuesday morning last
week when the family found dogs had
made a raid on her rabbit pens and
mangled and killed Is of her beautiful
Dummies, one rare maltese speci-
men which was the pet of the pen.
Mrs. VIM. McConnel's father, Mr..
Huff received a telegram Thursday
from Pocatelio announcing the death
of his brother-in-law, L. Myers at
that place and left Friday morning
to attend the funeral.
F. w. Griep had box of fish
shipped in from Kelso out of the
Cowhtz river 40 miles from Port
land. He sent for 100 pounds and
they gave gospel measure, around 200
pounds and all the neighborhood ate
fish at his expense.
Mrs liver Cregor has received word
that her sister Mrs. Frank Lewis for
merly Miss Eta Blayden of Pay
cute NOW iSSiuiuS AZ VI sofu 40
happy young mother of nine and
one half pound girl born Jan. 20.
Mrs. viii Fiser who is visiting here
from Portland was joined by Mr..
Fiser Monday.
Mr.. VIM. Hollenbeck and daugh-
ter Mary were guests at the H. R.
Ficken home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Birdsall and bah.
returned to their home in Vale Fri
day.
Mrs. E. Blomstrom spent last week
visiting relatives near New Plymouth.
Mrs. MCGEE and Marian visited Sat-
urday and Sunday with her daughter
Mrs. Corey at Nyssa.
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