Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1915-04-29

shearing. They will be gone unit
: the middle OF june.
Mrs. Ahlstrand visited at the home
|. OF Carl Johnson In New Plymouth
few days last week.
Ira White and wife celebrated thed
fortieth weddign anniversary last
Sunday. Their daughter Mrs. Baker
and husband of Payette and Miss
Gale were home for the occasion.
Gale were home for the occasion.
Miss lea Wilson has been cut Of
school the last week because OF an
injury to her foot received while
playing basket ball
Mr.. and Mrs. H. R. Russell and
E. E. Hunter and wife motored to
Payette Sunday and spent the day
with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Miller.
A. H. Ramey drove to French
Sunday where they were guests at
the JJJohn Symes home.
Mrs. DR.. Hamilton of Weiser a
cousin of Mr.. A. A. Branthooyer at
tended the funeral last Friday.
Mrs. Chas. DUEL spent saturday
IN Payette with her mother Mrs.
F. Hurd.
Dr. Ray Hurd accompanied by his
Wife made professional call at Mr..
A. H. Rameys last week.
Mr.. Fuller of New Pylmuoth is Wis
idng his brother Harry Fuller this
week.
Mr.. Aubrey Howard and Mr.. Art
Dunnock of Ontario were SUNDAY Wis
itors at A. H. Rameys. =
A. B. Walker and wife of Saratoga,
Wyo.. are visiting their Mrs. R. w.
smith. They are on their way home
from visit to the exposition.
Gertie Grey of Boise, visited her
mother Mrs. F. S. Taylor last week.
Rev Kendell's lit daughters Alice
and Margaret OF Ontario are visiting
Matte Grimes this week.
Harry Stout and wife from Nysss,
oregon, were week end visitors at
The z. A Cregor home.
Mrs. Clarence Dunn Of Payette
spent the week end at P ark ranch
Adolph Aker and wife, of Brillicn,
Wisconsin, visited last week at the
home OF Mr. and Mrs. Michael Prstzl
and other old friends. They wee re
turning from the Panama Exposition.
]. w. Hayes and wife of Glenns
Ferry came Saturday for a week al
their ranch.
Miss Miller came frcm Seattle Fri
day for a visit with her sister Mrs.
NJ. NJ. Mcintosh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homan and Rev. Bow
Ter were guests at the E. B. Glad
dish home Sunday.
Mrs. joel Bayer returned last
Wednesday from Staples, Mimi,
where she was called by theillness
of her father.
Mrs. R. M.Mace of Alberta, canada
is visiting her daughter Mrs. G. E.
Fouts.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Mcconnell cele-
brated their goth wedding anniversar
Friday evening by giving family
dinner. Mr. and Mrs. A. H. McCon-
nell and family were the guests.
April % was the birthday of Mrs.
L. NJ. Capron and also OF her neph-
ew Earl Patton on Little Willow.
Sunday Mr.. Patton came down N
his new Ford car and took Mr.. and
Mrs. Capron and family to his home
where they celebrated their natal
day together.
Rev. ]. E. Shamberger has been
chosen by the District of Idaho &
Western Montana, as delegate On the
Standing Committee, fer the annual
Conference of the Church of the Bre-
thren to be held in Hershey, Penn,
the first week in June.
LOCALS.
Last Friday afternoon Lacy Griep
met with serious accident. While
weighing load of hay in front of
Johnson's store, the standard broke
and he fell from the load, striking
on the tongue tetween The horses.
Frightened, the horses began 10 run
and kick. The hay was soon over
turned and the horses ran toward
home, but were stopped near the
Flack residence. Lacy kept his hold
ON the tongue tho the shoe was pull
led from one foot by dragging elorg
on the ground. DR.. Wright was call
ed srd found no bones broken, tho
the bruises are severe enough to
keep him laid up for some time
This is especially hard just st this
tine as Mr.. Griep is running a
r,-h near Caldwell and WIS here
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