Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1915-06-17
FRUITLAND DEPARTMENT
By Mrs. C.. E.. Deal

ned to be of about six weeks dura
ton.
Mrs. NJ. E. Channer of Dead o.
Flat visited her parents Mr.. and Mr.!
/ A. Grimes, last week.
Mrs. G. E. Spainhower of For
Dodge, Iowa, arrived Thursday even
ing for an extended visit with hel
son ]. H. Spainhower and family.
Masters Otto Rhines and Tommy
Reed, returned last week from the
school for the deaf and dumb al
Gooding.
Mr.. F. C. Howard is back from a
few days stay at Dry Buck, where
he visited his daughter Mrs. B. R
Fitch.
Mrs. o. G. Chamberlain left Sun.
day for Bull, Idaho, after an extend
ed visit with her sister Mrs. B.
| Whealdon.
Mrs. N. S. Felthouse is in Pay
cite caring for the new daughter at
Mr.. E. w. Equals. Miss Elnora Boil
linger is also helping there.
Messrs. Selby and Kincaid, Of
Eagle, made business trip to
Fruitland last week.
Miss Helen Linck was a guest of
Miss Josephine Pardunn, Sunday.
Mr.. c. X. Huntington was home
over Sunday.
Miss Helen Smith is visiting Clar-
ence Byers and his mother in Indian
Valley, this week.
Edgar Vestal has secured employ
mont at Medford, Oregon. Later he
will go to San Francisco and act as
guide at the exposition.
Louie Ramey who was so serious
ly i'll with pneumonia last week, is
much improved His nurse left Sun
day night.
Mr.. P. E. Johnson left Monday fer
a business trip through the Burns
country.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Geording of i
Glenns Ferry were guests at the
]. o. Johnson home last week.
Mrs. Laurel Wells went to EN-
nett, Monday for a short visit. She
will go soon to Austin, Ore, where
Mr.. Wells is employed In a saw
mill.
Mr. C. ]. Stewart of Albion, Neb-
'aska, is visiting his son Chas.
Stewart, of Whitley Bottom.
Mrs. D. R. Stegner visited friends
N Payette last week.
Mr.. R. M. Sargent of Ontario,
spent part of last week at the
;. H. Sargent home, visiting his
brother from Chicago, whom he had
lot seen for % years.
Miss Olive Morton of Ontario, visit
ID at the Grimes home Monday.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard
Young, of Baker, Oregon, June IA, a
laughter. Mrs. Young will be remem-
'ered as Miss Gertrude Pardunn.
Walter Sewer, the seven year old
ion Of Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Sewer
vas seriously hurt, Monday morn
ne while driving float to haul 1
tlfalfa. The standard broke and he
ell behind the horses. They be-
anne frightened, and began to kick
The little fellows face was badly
tut and his left side paralyzed. Tues
lay morning, DR.. Drysdale took him
% the hospital at Ontario, where
IN operation will be performed. DR..
Wright assisting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Boor of Iron
tide, Ore, are visiting friends on
he bench for a few days, and put
ing up their Winters supply of
cherries. Miss Nettie Beam accom-
panied them.
Miss Ida Rehlow, from San Fran
cisco, Cal. s visiting Mrs. Geo.
Jhilds.
Mrs. Adams of Nyssa, is visiting
Ter daughter, Mrs. c. E. Hurd.
Mr.. ]. H. Boor stored his wool in
oayette, Tuesday, to await the COM
ng of the buyer who is expected
soon. Wool is bringing a good
price this year.
Mrs. Laurel Wells visited friends
n Whitley Bottom, before leaving
'or Austin.
Mrs. ]. H. Boor and children visit
ed at the home Of ]. w. Boor, Sun
lay.
Mrs. Sarah Driscoll of Ontario, is
visiting Mrs. Manneman this week.
Miss Bethel Colwell is visiting
her sister Miss Vallie, in Ontario
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwards have NOV
ed into the Jno. Rich home aud
will make home for Mr.. Rich and |