Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1915-07-22
Personal Items


Mrs. Lovett and son Elton, from
Boise and Mrs. Lovett, Sr., from
Iowa, aEsuSpending a couple of weeks
with Mr.. and Mrs. l.. F. Shaw.
Miss Ella Albee, Matrcn of the
Boise Children's Home, visited last
week with Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond
Albee and also at Santa Rosa with
Mr.. and Mrs. D. L. Ingard.
Free Branthoover and wife, accom-.
panied by his aunt Mrs. Magill and
three children came down in the
Magill car Tuesday for a short visit
at A. A. Branthcover's.
Messrs Pemberton and Silhaugh of
Caldwell installed a three unit
milking machine for F. L. Berg last
week.
Walter Schmid and Grant Gardner
are helping ]. NJ. Davis harvest his
wheat crop on Little Willow this
week
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Blaine May,
near Ontario, Saturday July II, a
little daughter Mr. and Mrs. May
are we'll known in this vicinity.
Mrs. Mabel Arnold and little
daughter, who have been visiting
her brother Mr.. H. R. Boomer left
Monday for the exposition and coast
: points.
Prof. G. w. Cotton and daughter
Irene, left Wednesday evening for a
visit with relatives in Iowa City
and Minneapolis, MINI. They expect
to be gone until September. On their
return they will visit at their old
home in North Dakota.
Mr. and Mrs. o. ]. johnson of Pay
cite and Mrs. Albert Carlson were
guests at Mr.. Jno. Anderson's Sun
day
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Adds Carl
son, Saturday, July II, daughter.
Messrs ]. N. Hill, C. Blakesly, F.
Rogers, w. A. Reed and Fred Linck
motored to Parma Thursday to at
tend the Farmers picnic. They re-
port a fine time with excellent adj
dresses.
Miss Anna Caviness of Baker came
Saturday for an extended visit with
Miss Josephine Pardunn.
Miss Anna Rupp and her niece
Miss Marian Stetler left Monday eve
ming for visit to the exposition.
They will visit also in Los Angeles,
Pasadena and other points of in
terest. The trip will occupy about
two months.
Messrs F. w. Griep, D. l.. Ingard
and B. F. Tussing motored to Cald-
we'll Thursday to confer with the
County Commissioners in reference
to the assessment of fruit trees. The
Commissioners assured them that the
tax would not be collected.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. R. Nelson return
ed Saturday evening from Albion,
where Mr.. Nelson was instructor in
public school music during the SIX
weeks Summer Normal. The attend
ance was $50. His work there mani
tested the same unusual ability as
an organizer and leader, which has
characterized his work in the Pay
: - Valley. During the term he
organized and drilled girls glse
club of 32, boys glee club of 10,
male quartette and an orchestra OF
IL pieces and closed his work with
a concert. Mrs. Nelson very ably |
assisted as accompanist.
Mr.. B. z. Taylor made quite
shipment of cherries to the Middle
West last week and in due time re-
ceived the following telegram, AL
low you SO per crate. Can use ~ 10
Is crates daily. We are glad for such
prices.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Selby motored
down from Eagle Sunday and spent
the day at the ]. w. Gilmore home.
Miss Pearl Otto, sister of Mrs.
Selby returned with them to Eagle
Mrs. M. Hurst entertained the M.
B. G. Thursday afternoon.
Helen Linck was guest of jose
phine Pardunn Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. H. w. Shane and
family came down from Emmett In
their car Sunday and spent the day
with Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Childs. These
people were old friends in the
East.
Don't forget that Friday evening
Is the time to take the "Trip around
the World" Be sure to go along,
Clyde Fraser came down last
week from Midvale and took back