Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1915-11-04
Personal Items
"As TWAS TOLD TO Me-.

where she has accepted the position
Of head nurse.
Mrs. c. E. Spainhower, of Sar
Diego, came this week, to spend the
winter at the ]. H. Spainhower homt
Paul Gardner had a birthday party
Saturday. He was nine yeats old and
ten Of his little boy friends came
for a good time and a good supper
They all hope Paul will have a birth
day again next year.
Messrs. Clyde and Tom Frazier and
Ralph Keithly were down from Mid
vale last week for apples and pota-
toes. tf.
Elsie Rifle is the proud owner of
new piano.
Mr.. E. B. Sargent finished pack
ing and shipping his apples this
week.
Santa Rosa Orchard Co., finished
packing Monday
Mr.. Bowman, of Payette, brought
Mr.. Joe Price, of Spokane, out on
the bench Thursday to visit old
time friends, the NJ. R. Powell and
McHenry families.
Mr.. A. H. Ramey went to Long
Valley last Thursday to sell his cat
tie. If he does not find sale, he
will bring them home.
Nellie Mcconnell was ten years
old Saturday, and about 80 little
friends with her teacher, Miss Kess-
Ter, helped her celebrate it, in the
afternoon.
Mrs. Dewitt. of Star, Idaho, visit
ed her uncle. Mr.. C. w. Young, from
Saturday to Monday.
Mr.. Smith. of Long Valley, spent
the weekend at the c. w. Young
home
Frank Brannon sprained his wrist
quite badly Friday, in. the football
game. at Vale.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Rus
sci, Sunday, October S1st, a baby
girl.
Mrs. E. B. Gladdish was taken
very i'll, suddenly, at the Baptist
church, last Thursday evening. DR.. /
Wright was called and took her to
her home Her friends will be glad
to know she is much improved.
Mr.. C. X. Huntington and Miss
Marie Tuney returned from Lincoln,
Nebraska, Sunday.
Monday, Mr.. Sherman took load
of raspberry roots, to set out be-
tween trees in an orchard, at EN- =,
nett.
Mr.. Grant Fisher was much sur
prised Monday morning upon being
called to Fruitland, to find his sister
and husband, Mr.. and Mrs. C. P.
Dowis, of Sheridan. Mo-. waiting for
him.
Mr.. VIM Smith, of Nampa, visited
his brothers and sisters, iron Satur-
day to Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. j. Shank are NOV
ing to Weiser, this week.
The N. K. Miller family of New
Plymouth, spent Friday at the VIM.
Hollenbeck home.
Mr.. Dana Jones accompanied his
mother. Mrs. W. NJ. Jones, who is
quite poorly again, to Boise, last
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Patterson, and
Mr.. and Mrs. James Patterson, of
Salmon Valley. are visiting at the
Frank Powers home.
Pc. johnson and Joe Bruning
are baling hay ON the L. M. Capron
ranch. II
Mrs. Bates visited in Boise Valley,
near Star, last week.
Mr.. John Hill and children, OF
Payette, and his sister, Miss Lena
Hill, of Boise, spent Sunday at the
John Anderson home.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. Marshall re- $
Surned to Nyssa, Thursday. If
Mrs. A. Hansel and little son are !
spending the week with her mother, /
Mrs. Ensign, at Payette. II
Mr.. H. R. Boomers parents, Mr.. :
and Mrs. S. S. Boomer, started on I
their home trip, Tuesday. They will b
stop to visit at Eagle Grove, Iowa,
on the way.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson attended the !
reception to the teachers, at Payette,
given by the Portia Club, Friday eve
ming
Mr.. Cecil Sherer, of Wood River, /
arrived Thursday, for a III
visit with his people, here. t
The C. L. Shedd family moved INTO
Miss Beeghley's house last week.
Miss Beeghley moved into the George
Frank house back of the Drug store
building, Saturday. Il
Mr.. and Mrs. Meyer are moving 10
their 16O-acre farm miles east OF