Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1915-08-05
Personal Items

turned TO Emmett Saturday evening
]. II. Bowers and family and Le.li
Fisher, together with five member!
of the Kaufman family left Monday
for two weeks outing in Long
Valley. They expect to go to the
Payette Lakes before their return.
C. H. Sargent purchased a 42-horse
power Buick last week.
DR.. and Mrs. Cole left Saturday
for Yellowstone Park after a week
with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wolfe.
They will visit several points of
interest on the way back to Bati-
more, their home
The Bowers families held Their
family reunion at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Jones near Payette,
Sunday
M and Mrs. J. A. Kingsbury had
as heir guests Sunday, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. A. Linck and Mr.. and Mrs.
]. N. Hill.
Helen Linck went Sunday evening
for a visit with her sister Mrs. Will
lard Hall of Ontario.
Mrs. Harry Chantler and little
boys left Tuesday for her home in
Tacoma. Wash She had been visit
ing her parents Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. /
Vestal for the past two months.
Gus Davis purchased a new Ford
car in Payette last week.
MrC NNnn !
Francis of Rockford, ILL.,, came Sun
day for an extended visit with her
son Mr.. Hrry Van Akin.
Misses Clara and Ellen Maxfield |
of Payette spent Sunday with their
sister Mrs. A. T. Bishop. Il
Messrs Earl Flock, Arthur Linck,
Jas. Sargood and Wendell Brown, I
and Misses Adra Vestal, Lillian Nc s
Gee, Lucille Hill and Mildred Beers
left Monday morning for an outing +
on Squaw Creek. Mrs. Swanson and /
little daughter went along, the form
er to assume the duties of chaperone $
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A Stetler, Mrs. O
A. G. Rogers and Mr.. and Mrs. Ora n
ham Park made up congenial din a
ner party at the ]. o. Scritchfield
home near Ontario Sunday L
Mr. and Mrs. Doss Kessler of Dead v
Ok Flat, Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Lanfear V
and Misses Emma Kessler, Olive
Baney, lola Young and Alma Sham F
berger left Tuesday for an outing b
on Squaw Creek. They expect to be
gone about two weeks. 2
Troubles sometimes come in pairs. q
Last Saturday morning Mr.. C. w. b
Young lost one of his fine Belgian 8,
mares with collie. Mr.. Young recent c;
ly refused $500 for the horse. At C,
noon of the same day another horse gi
kicked Mr.. Young on the knee. It
was so badly swollen by the time h,
he reached the Doctors office that F
the extent of the injury could not W
be ascertained. Mr.. Young is at pres
ent suffering severe pain. c.
Sam Shears, Harry Linck, Evart W
Hill and Claude Oliver left Monday sc
for few days in the Mountains. We
Miss l. NJ. Rehlow, who has been
spending some time wi h her T.
friends Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Childs, has S,
rented the house formerly occupied
by Miss Apphia Robinson and in S,
about trhee weeks will be ready to A,
10 all kinds of sewing and ladies' CT
tailoring. She has had a great deal
Of experience and Fruitland is to be &c
on having her locate he
among us. Pi
Mrs. W. E. Shaw and sister drove
Town from Emmett Saturday for a So
,isit with Mrs. Shaw's daughter
Mrs. Marvin Phillips. w
Lola Carpenter Is spend ng the w,
week in Weiser with her aunt Mrs. on
Nesbit
Misses Marian and Mabel Robin
ION left Tuesday for a weeks visit ne
With Mr.. and Mrs. F. R. Marshall. p
Mr.. Jno. Geissler is on the SICK W
list.
Mr.. and Mrs Ross Kennedy en- MI
ertained to dinner last Fr:dly, Mr.. Gr
.. w. Pierce, State Bank Examiner, Ia
Who was in Fruitland, making an w
,fficial visit to our Fruitland State To-
Bank. He found the financial condi-
ions satisfactory. This is something tn
,ver which we may rejoice In these tn
lines of financial stree. MI
Mr. Fred Rogers left last week Ma
or points in the middle west. He
,oes in the interest of the fruit MI
market. ag
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Rogers who FOL
we're visiting last week with his no
mother Mrs. A. G. Rogers left Sat hI
lrday for their home in Chicago. his
Glenn Leigh, the little 5-year-ol
on OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Leigh or