Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-09-24
Personal Mention

IT Win ner aunt nlo' " W i>"NnN'
upon her return from summers Wis
It in Minnesota and Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Micheals and fou
children and her sister Mrs. Patton
md little son of California were oyel
from Ontario Sunday, guests at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Peter
SON
Clyde Loughrey and Miss Mahoney
of Payette and Mr.. and Mrs. Chas
Winters were entertained TO Sunday
dinner at the Geo Childs home.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Thompson who
have been stopping at the H. r.
Frost home the past several weeks
have now gone to the home Of Mr..
John Rich where they will probably
remain this coming winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. S. Boomer arrived
Tuesday from Yorkville III, having
visited enroute with their son Edit
or of the Eagle Grove Eagle in Iowa,
for visit with their son H. R.
Boomer and family.
Rev and Mrs w. w. Deal have
been here from Nampa attending the
M. Z. Conference at Payette and
were guests of his brother Rev. C.E.
Deal of Fruitland. Returning to his
charge at Nampa they were callers
of Mrs N S. Felthouse on Monday
formerly neighbors.
Mr.. and Mrs A E. Flock enter
tanned to a family dinner Sunday, Mr..
and Mrs L. w Flock, Mr. and Mrs.
NJ. NJ. Flock, Mr.. and Mrs NJ L.
Lockhart, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Flo
ok and the new grand daughter and
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Sypell
Nathan Hunt was down from En-
NETT week end visitor at the G.
Fisher home.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Bishop and
children and Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Pear
son and daughters Misses Anna, Hell
en- and Ruth were entertained to
dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
N. ]. Garman Sunday.
Waldo Richardson found a gold
watch near the Fruitland Drug Store
r. owner can have the same by
loving the property.
Eric Anderson came last week
from Minnesota TO make his home
with his uncle John Anderson. He
came last spring from Europe and
will attend school later in the sea
son at Fruitland
1t is reported Charlie Colley young
son of ]. E. Colley fell from a horse
Friday and broke his arm.
Mrs. Ernest Blair arrived last
week Sunday from Pocatella for a (
weeks visit with her sister-in-law Mrs
W. A Cloud and left for home Sat /
urday
Rev and Mrs. C. D. Day were over
from Kuna attending the Conference
in Payette and Mrs Day visited the .
early part of the week with Mrs. S. I
A. D. Pardunn
Miss Beulah Meyer was over from
Weiser to spend Sunday with the
home folks.
Mr. Selby drove over from Eagle in
his car Sunday to visit the day at
the Meyer home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Frazier and chill 4
dren and Florence Frazier drove 4
down from Midvale and visited from I
Friday until Tuesday with his SIS
tiers Mrs. c. E. Barnes and Mrs. R. 1
W. Richardson and attended the 1
Malheur Co. Fair.
Mrs. Martha Wilson left Thursday 4
for her home at Baker City after
pleasant two weeks visit with her
niece Mrs C. NJ. Williams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Holbrook ar
rived Saturday from Croswell Mich. I
with their car of personal effects, 1
and moved on to their place immed /
lately south of L. G. Hooley.
The VIM. Hollenbeck family were
returning from Ontario Saturday eve
ming and met with an accident that
was due to carelessness ON the part
of several parties who were racing
horses. Mr. Hollenbeck gave as
much of the road as possible but !
could not escape the careless driv- I,
ers who had no thought of any ones
safety. Their carriage and harness
was broken so that they had to Sc
vlre an outfit from Ontario to go
me in.
~. H. Whitsell is down from EN-
NETT picking his apples on his place
on Fruitland Ave.
Mrs. Sarah Driscoll of Ontario Wis
tied friends on the bench last week.
Anton Henggler left Friday for Mt.
Angel to attend school
Mr.. ]. NJ. Royston's nephew Earl
Royston left Thursday for his home
In Baltimore Md. Schuyler Royston