Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1915-12-16
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Personal Items

pneumonia. They have telegraphed
all the children His sons, D. Kessler
and family arrived from Dead Ok
Flat, Saturday, and Lou from Bou-
mont, Idaho, Sunday evening.
Mrs. Dnwfller has been quite sick
with pleurisy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Spainhower arrived
home this week. All will be glad to
hear that Mr.. Spainhower is improv-
Rgain.
little Gilbert Whealdon, colliding
with another little boy at school,
was thrown down, injuring his elbow
very badly and is out of school this
week.
Mr.. B. F. Tussing returned from
Caldwell last week where he sery-
ed as juryman.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Wolfe enter
tanned the A. A. Settler family on
Tuesday evening and the M. B. Sher-
man family on Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Mary Stegner and Mrs. R.
G. Wilson visited Mrs. ]. P. Walker,
in Payette, Thursday.
John Den Boer is busy pruning the
DR.. Canoes orchard southwest Of
Fruitland
Mrs. A. ]. Hansel is teacher in
the 4th grade during Miss Kessler's
absence because of her fathers al
ness.
Mr.. McKeon lost a horse Thurs
day
Mr.. H. R Boomer was Caldwell
business visitor several days last
week.
Rev. Newton Kendell held religi-
GUS services at the A. Grimes home
Friday evening.
Ralph Hibbs of Greenleaf, visited
at the home of his cousin, Mrs. M.
B. Sherman, Sunday. Ralph was
delegate to the Boys congress- In
Ontario.
Giles Taylor, one of the Roswell
delegates to the Older Boys Con-
gress, visited some of his old school
mates and friends the first Of the
Nweek.
Mrs. A. B. Eldredge and son Tom,
visited Saturday and Sunday at the
O Bingamin and Leon Eldredge
homes beyond Ontario.
The Royston Bros. returned Tues
day from the stock show at Lewis
ton.
M. R. Powell is the proud recipi
emit of fine violin, sent to him by
his uncle of Excelsior Springs, MO.
who had used it for 20 years.
Mr.. H. ]. Puchert who has oeer
quite i'll the past week is some bet
ter
Mrs. H. NJ. Lewis's neice in MINNIE
sofa. sent a pretty spruce CHRISTMAS
tree by Parcel post for little Gladys
and Doris Peterson.
Mr. John Rich is quite Ill VIII
pn&sln mia. Mr.. and Mrs. W"
Thompson are with him.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. c. Carpenter o
Camas Prairie, visited her parenu
Mr.. and Mrs. Kingsbury, last week.
Mr.. Henry Manser went to romeo
Colorado, Saturday, to look a1'er III
ranch near that place.
Mrs. Marie Cross and son oil Fooa
tello. came Saturday to visit he
brother ]. F. Carnifix and family
John N. Boor of Payette vishe'
his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. Boor, Monday. ;,
Mrs. Pardunn has been quite
the past week.
Mrs. Parks, who has been Vlsi'lh
.ber son. Graham Parks and falnh'
will leave for Portland, Friday eve
ming and after a weeks visit tner'
she will return to her home
Omaha.
Raw and Mrs. Ticknor left for L
crande TUESDAY, where he has a
cepted pastorate.
Mr. and Mrs. Durven Of Portian'
after looking over Montana, deor
aa thew liked Idaho better, and nay
returned to the home OF her la'ne
M. ,raberts, expecting to locate hei'
Mr. Ed Dewey of Nicola, Iowa. WI
has beensat Twin Falls came IL 4
week. to Mok after the ranch OF L
cousin. Geo. Childs, while Mr. cnif
is east.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Doratny WIS
ed at the home of her parents N
and Mrs. Hartung, in Payette, 81
urday and Sunday.
Mrs E. B. Holts' sister, Mrs fr
Kohl of Hastings, Nebr., arrl'
Thursday for visit.
A J. Hansel's brother, J, hams
from Pennsylvania, came last 'Tnu
day for visit -, 4,
Mrs. l.. M. Capron visited
To-