Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1915-03-04
Personal Mention

people attended the sacred concer
in Payette Sunday afternoon glVei
by the Payette school under the
direction Of Prof. T. r. Nelson.
Mr.. Guy Graham was in Boise
last week as federal juryman.
Mr.. ]. w. MCGEE returned Tues
day from the Lost River country
where he has been looking at farms
with a view to exchanging.
Miss Pearl Badly went to- EN-
nett Saturday to stay short time
with her parents.
MA Russell Thompson has rent
ed the Eader place for the coming
year. Mr.. Enberg taking the place
Mr.. Thompson had last year.
Miss Hazel Smith from Big VII
low was home over Sunday.
Mr.. Gus Davis is in the Vale coun-
try, Oregon, buying cattle.
Mr.. Troxan who has been with
Mr.. Boomer for some time leaves 70
work Mr.. Wells place near New
Plymouth. Mr.. Wells is a brother OF
Mrs. Troxall.
Mrs. c. H. Sargent is DIN ontario
helping her sister Mrs. Otto Bfngha-
man move to the ranch they have
rented for this year.
Mrs. James Mcclure is very SICK
at the present. She has not been
Well for some time tho she has
been about the house.
Mr.. Keller from Champaign, Ill.
has been visiting at Mr.. Ldnck's. Mr..
Keller has rented a ranch near On
tario and has gone back to Ill. TO
bring his family here. A few years
ago he lived in Idaho and the East
has not been satisfactory since.
Mrs. VIM. Jones came home from
Boise last Wednesday. She is SO
much improved in health that she
will only make occasional trips to
see her physician.
Representative D. l.. lngard was
home from Boise over Sunday. he
reports much work remaining for
the closing days of the session.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. R. Nelson were
in Payette Sunday where he con-
Quoted the sacred concerts after
noon and evening in the ME-. Church.
Prof, Mcintosh moved Monday in
u !, a.
ted by Supt. G.. w. Cotton.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. R. Russell mad
as Sunday dinner guests Mr.. and
Mrs. Ross Kennedy and little son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Hunter of
Brookfield, Penn. came Saturday
evening for a two weeks visit with
his brother Mr.. E. E. Hunter.
Mr.. Ferdinand Bayer who has
been working the .Strobehn place
near Payette for the past three yrs.
has been employed by Mr.. II. X.
Boomer for the coming season.
Master Ingard Nelson is quite
sick with measles.
Mr.. Charles Blair moved last
week onto the Geo. Reed place.
Mesdames Frost and Chfds are
sick with tonsilitis.
Mr.. ]. E. johnson is expected
home from Hillsboro, OIelon, Shi5
week TO look after his bee ranch
for the summer.
Mr.. Bowman has received an or
der for apples and they are packing
out a carload this week.
Mr.. C. E. Barnes is moving down
to the Stevens place near Washee
this week.
Mrs. Ratekin of Boise who is WISH
tink her sseNE Mrs. J.E. Wilson mas
been detainsA by the Illness of
her little two year cid son, who
has pneumonia.
MIR. S. r. Frasier has moved from
Payette to his ranch near the Shaw
han place.
Mrs. Chas. Patheal and daughter
of Priest River, visited at the A.
G.. Patheal home last week.
Verl Roberts is visiting at the
home of his aunt Mrs. Sarah Rifle,
this week.
Mrs. R. S. Hutch is quite sick
with pneumonia.
Mr.. B. w. Grover shipped four car
loads of hogs to Los Angeles We'd
nesday, two cars went from Ontar-
10 and two from New Plymouth.
Miss Lulu Bayer left Saturday
might for Denver, Cclo., where she
will take the training for a nurse in
the st. Luke's Hospital. She has
been awaiting this cain for some
time. 1t seems that twice before he
hospital authorities have written her
to come and the letters did not
reach her. This time they wrote DIR.
Wright who ihelped her to secure