Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1915-10-28
Personal Items
"As TWAS TOLD TO ME".

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Mr.. and Mrs. Blair and son Ver'
Of Payette, visited at the John Ric
home, Sunday.
Tom hurry, of Rock Springs
came down to the Manneman HON
last week.
Miss Elsie Zuger, of Switzerland
who is on her way to San Francisco
stopped off for three days visit
with her brothers Joseph and Mein
ard Zuger, last week. She also visit
ed the Henggler families, who are
relatives.
Mr. ]. Spainhower left for Port
land, Sunday evening. His many
friends hope the lower altitude will
benefit his health.
Mr.. Byron Wood, of Vale, was a
business visitor at the c. NJ. Lackey
home, last week.
Geo. Eldredge and family moved
onto the Geo. wager place last week.
Chris Peterson, who rented the
place last year, is moving to
Nebraska.
Mr. Grippe, cousin of the Kauf-
man family and his friend, Mr..
Yoder, of Indiana, who has been
helping in the fruit on the Kaufman
ranch, went to New Plymouth, Sun
day, to visit the Clarence Kaufman
home The young men leave Friday,
for Indiana, via Seattle, San Fran
cisco and Texas points.
Mrs. Chas. Swab and three little
girls, left Wednesday evening, for
Green River, Utah, where they will
visit a month with her parents.
Miss Hazel Ayers spent the week
end visiting in Caldwell.
Mr.. W. A. Colwell returned from
Weiser, Saturday.
The Misses Ruth Sherwood, Vallie |
and Bethel Colwell and Mr.. Ed Jones
drove to Big Willow, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Holt and Mrs.
R. L. Robson, of Payette, spent
Monday at the E. B. Holt home.
Mr.. Gilmore and Mr.. ]. H. Scritch-
field returned from their trip east
Thursday. They have been looking
after the sale of apples for the
Bowers packing house.
Mr.. o. C. Stout, who has been
with johnson & Son, has accepted
position with the Moss Nero. Com
pany of Payette.
Mrs. w. A. Cloud received the sad
news of her fathers death, and Left
for Pocatello, Monday.
Mrs. Henriette Briggs Wall and
Miss Nina Nichols, of Hutchinson
visited the VIM. Hollenbeck
family from Tuesday to Thursday, of
last week.
Mrs. Jessup and brother Frank
Chester, of Vale, Oregon, were over
to the Tussing ranch, Monday, for a
load of apples.
Mr.. H. ]. Puchert has been suffer
ing with asthma the last week.
Charley Royston took carload OF
hogs to Caldwell, to the stock sale,
Is
Mr.. c. K Huntington had an
electric cook stove installed in his
kitchen and an electric heater in
one bedroom, last week. y
MIR. and Mrs. VIM. Stewart, of
Iowa, spent Monday with
Mr.. and Mrs. C. T. Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Wilfong en-
joyed a visit from Mr.. Wilfong's c
uncle and two aunts, last week, Mr.. I
and Mrs. John Wilfong, of Kansas
City, Kansas, and Mrs. Lee Wilfong,
Of Burns, Oregon. They left for Kan
sas City, Saturday morning, where
Mrs. Lee Wilfong will consult
specialist,
Rev. w. A. Winters, Superintend-
emit of the LaGrande District of the
Methodist church, spent Saturday at
.he S. NJ. Thomas home.
- arence Hollinsworth, from Wash
d ton, who is on his way to Kan
;as, stopped off Saturday morning !
or a weeks visit with his uncle, A.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. R. Wells and Mr..
Ind Mrs. Bosom autoed to Nyssa,
Sunday, in the Bossem car, to visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Darnell.
Mrs. Zimmerman and two boys OF
Ontario and Mr.. and Mrs. K. John,
son visited at the Manneman home
asst week.
Miss Elizabeth Bushnell returned
% the N. w. Lewis home from viii
ow Creek, Friday. Saturday evening :
Mrs. l.. z. Taylor gave o'clock
Inner in her honor. The other
quests were, Miss Florence Douglass
Messrs. Clifton Blakesley and Orla
of Payette.
Messrs. VIM. Brewer and Vene
stotts, of Miller, Nebr., stopped off =