Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1915-12-23
"As TWAS TOLD TO ME".
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that his mother was very poorly ant
left Saturday noon for her home a
Charles City, Iowa.
Mr.. e. A. Linck left Saturday nooI
for Nation, H., where he will visit
his parents. He will also visit his
grandmother, who is nearly 81 years
old, in Denver and sister in Kan
! .sas City.
Mrs. A. L. Kingsbury is on the
sick list.
The M. E. Kaufman family at
Sunday and were entertained at the
S. Keneppe home.
Mr.. j. w. Vanderford started for
Kansas, City, Saturday, where he
will visit relatives.
Mr.. d. D. Bollinger found his
missing horse at its old home near
Nyssa.
Mrs. J. o. Johnson, received word
that her mother had had paralytic
stroke. She left Wednesday for her
home at Park City, Utah.
Mr.. o. X. Wilcox is building a
barn on his place in town.
Mrs. Esther Gorril is sick at Mrs.
Jack Johnson's home.
Mrs. Jesse Graham arrived Satur-
day from Walla Walla, to visit her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Sloan,
near New Plymouth. Mrs. Homan en-
tertained them Saturday at dinner.
Louie Ramey, billiard Cregor, Grant
Gardner and Harold Perry attended
the Y NJ. c. A. banquet given last
Tuesday evening at Payette and be-
came members of the organization.
Mr.. j. C. Slinker, Mr.. and Mrs.
Levi Slinker spent Monday at the
P. A. Cregor home. Mr.. Cregor has
been on the sick list but is improv-
ing.
Florence Douglass arrived home
Friday from Roswell for two
weeks vacation.
Miss Maude Baldwin of Ontario,
spent Sunday at the Peacock home.
= Mr.. Bert Crowther of Payette, visit
Ia his sister at Robin-Crow-Cot, Sat
urday.
Little Robert Hollenbeck receiv-
ed the bronze medal, Saturday, which
he won in the Better Babies Con-
test, in Boise.
Mr.. VIM. Hollenbeck returned We'd
nesday from his trip to Portland, San
Francisco and Fresno, Calf.
Hazel Smith is expected home
Friday evening from Indian Valley
where she has been teaching.
Mr.. Chas. Smith returned Thurs
day from the Twin Falls country
where he mas been looking after his
ranch.
Charles Mitchell came home for
Christmas vacation, Friday evening
from Caldwell, where he is attending
the College of Idaho
Henry Bloomstrom who is employer
on the J. F. Carnifix place went 10
Cambridge wednesday to spend the
Holidays with his parents and sisters
Mr.. and Mrs. T. M. Pierce expect
their daughter, Mrs. Youens, of BOISE
Thursday. Mr.. Youens Will come
down Christmas Day,
DR.. C. M. Pierce Of Baker CITY
spent Saturday and Sunday with Ms
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. t. M. Pierce.
Virgil Beers, whose home used 10
be here. was married, Wednesday
Dec. Is, to Miss Iva sornson' a.
Emmett.
State Fruit Inspector Guy Granam'
of Boise, spent several days in our
Valley last week.
A fine baby boy arrived Saturday
At the R. Raines home.
Earnest Anderson is expected nome
Friday evening, for Christmas.
Emil Schmid who has been atoenu-
,nasrchool in Moscow, arrived home
Saturday for the Holiday vacation
Miss velva Grimes, who teaches IN
Indian Valley, came home SATURDAY
for Christmas vacation.
Representative Ingard went to Spo-
kane, Saturday, to attend meeting
~ tho trustees of the Northern Pacif-
ic Fruit Distributors.
Mrs. A. B. Eldredge started LOT
Kansas City, Kansas, Tuesday "
visit her parents, having received
word that her mother was Ill
Mr.. VIM. Kaessner's sons Jerry anu
James of Zion, N. Dakota, and -"
ward Of Montana, arrived last week.
Mr.. Amsie Bollinger Went 10 me-
dian Monday, to test milk on tne