Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1915-09-23
Personal Items

Mr. and Mrs. II. r. Flack lef
early Friday morning for CANA
Prairie whore they are VISITING
Mrs. Flack's brother.
Mr.. c. N. Zahller spent Sunda!
in Nyssa with his brother Ernest
Zahller.
Miss Ruth Sherrerd of Wood Rive
Nebraska, came Thursday evening
for an extended visit with Miss Val
lie Colwell. She will visit Portland
and other western points before re,
turning.
Mr.. w. A. Colwell left Sunday
evening for Weiser where he will
spend two weeks painting for Mr..
Anderson.
Ray Mott and wife of Centralia,
Wash, are visiting at the C. H. Sar-
gent home this week
Mrs. Willard Hall and children
from Ontario visited her parents
Mr.. and Mrs e. A. Linck last week.
Mrs. Jno Anderson is overseer at
Mr.. A. T. Bishops packing house
this season. They began work Mon
day.
Miss Ruth Whealdon spent Satur-
day and Sunday with Miss Ruth
Barnes in Payette These young
ladies are Willamette University ac-
quaintances.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dana Jones spent
Sunday with Mr. Henry Martin and
family beyond Payette
c. X. Powell left Thursday for
Corvallis, Ore, where he will finish
the course in o. A. c. this year.
Mrs. D. D. Hunter and little girls
spent Sunday with Mrs. ]. E. Will
SON.
Miss Mary Tucker of Grand juno !
ton, Col, is packing fruit at Santa
Rosa this fall.
Mr.. R. NJ. McFall has traded his
ranch for property in Boise. They |
expect to leave for their new home
this week.
James Frazier left Tuesday to take .
the H. r. Boomer Holsteil1s to the
Ontario fair. He will also have the
care of them at Caldwell and Boise.
Nv. A. Fouts is packing out his
a Ne crop this year at home. He
has a gang of expert packers from
Walla Wala.
Robert Sherman has finished the
work at the I. l. I. and will be home
this year.
Goldie Wilson spent Sunday night
with Mrs. D. D. Hunter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Schmid Of New
Plymouth were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. A. Stetler Sunday after I
noon.
Mr.. Lyons of Minneapolis, has 1
shipped the new Bull Tractor" to
his son-in-law H. R. Frost. He is
also sending the pillow which the
tractor USES. Mr.. Frost viii soon be
demonstrating the new machine to
the ranchers. 1t is designed to draw
heavy loats on the highway as well
as to work the plow, harrow, etc.
Mr.. Harry VanAiken and mother
left Monday for Rockford, ILL.,, where
they will make their home. s
Mr.. A. H. Ramey returned Satur-
day from Long Valley where he has {
spent several weeks cutting grain,
D. c. Mcdonald who has been re- {
ported as critically i'll, died at the 4
st. Alphonsus hospital in Boise, !
last Wednesday noon. Mr.. Nc {
Donald left his work in the Fruit !
land depot last June for three |
months vacation and soon after t
was striker with paralysis. The
funeral was held in Ontario Friday. S
The Masons having charge. '
Mrs. E. Blomstrom came from e
Cambridge Sunday and will help
Mr.. A. T. Bishop during apple pack i
ing. l
Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. Cartwright spent I
last week on their new ranch near 6
Ironsides. They returned Saturday.
Mr.. Bert Hopper of Rockford, COL, '
visf.s.s at the E. j. johnson home
last week. He is buying car load G
of honey to be shipped to- Wichita, '
Kansas.
Mr.. c. w. Young packed and ship S
ped 800 crates of prunes from MS
Of ard this season. V
M. B. Sherman was a Weiser
visitor Monday. T
Florence Kinsey came this week s
to pack fruit for Messrs. A. H. Nc
Cornell and A. c. Patheal I
Mr.. Stanley Dean purchased new
piano in Ontario last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fitzgerald from the {
Orchard tract are tenting on the
A. H. Mcconnell place and helping
in the fruit. {