Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1915-09-02
Personal Items

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. T. o. Ady
Sunday, Aug. 29th, a nine pound boy
Mrs. Saris and sister Katie Dick
ems visited last week with theil
cousin, Mrs. Dana Jones.
Miss Della Crother spent Sunday
with Veiva Grimes. Monday she
and Ruth Whealdon went TO Boise
to attend the teachers institute in
session this week
Walter Schmid came home from
NNampa Sunday where he has been
working in the harvest fields for
the past few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. Anderson re-
turned Tuesday in the Graham car
from their trip to Boise.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Hammock and
Edith Blomstrom were guests of Mr..
and Mrs. E. A. Linck Sunday.
Miss Mamie Bayer left Wednesday
for Greedy, Colorado, where she will
attend khool, taking special train
ing in Primary work. She Will spend
Sunday in Denver, with her sister,
Miss Lulu, who is studying to be
nurse in one of the hospitals of that
city.
Thomas Weir Jr., who has been
In Canada since March, returned
home last Thursday. He thinks Ida
no good enough place to live.
Marian Kinsey of Boise, spent
part of last week with Mabel Robin
Son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Russell and
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Kennedy loft FRI
day evening for two days outing
on Tripod Creek. They were within
three miles of the great forest IRE
which was fought by 100 men Satur-
day and Sunday.
Miss Esther Russell began work
In the Gorham store, Monday, Aug. /
30th.
yelva Grimes had as her guests for
dinner Sunday, Misses Elsie Schmld
and Esther Russell. Miss Grimes Will
leave Saturday for her school which
is near Indian Valley.
Miss Lucille Hill was agreeably
Surprised at her home last Thursday
evening by the Riverside young
people. A very pleasant time was
spent in playing games.
Mrs. A. s. Hammock entertained
Wednesday evening in homer OF
Edith Blomstrom. Seven young ladies
were the guests. Music and games
made delightful evening. Ice-cream :
and cake were served.
Miriam MCGEE was hostess to
few of her little friends Sunday after
noon. She served dainty Refreshments I
and proved herself an ideal entertain
err.
Mr.. NJ. l.. Stewart of Phoenix,
Ariz., spent Sunday with his old
frierd Mr.. NJ. B. Sherman. MT.
Stewart was pastor of Payette {
Metl. dist church 10 years ago ana
had much to say of the improve
ments In this vicinity.
Messrs. Philip and Andrew Smi1h
returned Thursday from Washington
and coast points. Philip has been
gone about three months and helped
In the harvest season in Cornell,
Washington.
Messrs. C. H. Sargent, A. B. Ed
redge and brother H. c. Eldredge,
J.E. Shamberger and c. H. Sham I
berger went to Weiser Saturday. l
Mr.. and Mrs. Til Powell return
ed from Shoshone Monday and VIII
pack fruit at the Bowers packing
house.
Edgar yestal is now In San
Francisco acting as Exposition guide.
He will stay until the close OF the
fair.
Mrs. Gully from Malheur is car |
ing for Mrs. T. o. Ady and little
son.
Mr.. L. H. Rumble from Dillon, {
Mont, is visiting with Mr. and Mrs. '
s,sM Thomas this week.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Wilson
of Big Willow, Sunday, August 20, '
baby girl. Mrs. Wilson is with her "a
mother Mrs. Jno. Cartwright.
Hazel Smith left Saturday to at
tend Institute in Boise.
Mr.. R. w. Smith is hauling lumo
Der for his new house. The work on
the foundation will begin at once
and will be ready for the carpenters
about Sept. 10.
Nellie Mcconnell was hostess at
slumber party Monday evening.
Lucille Strawn, Nellie Heckas'
Grace Rifle and Anna Lee were
guests of Laura Hazeltine to SUM
Der party last week.
Mr.. C. Symes returned last week
from six days stay in the Iron