Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1915-11-25
"As TWAS TOLD TO ME-.
Personal Items


neices Mrs. p. A. Cregor and Mrs
H. B. Strawn. They are enroute tt
California.
Mrs. Cary Tussing and children
visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
John Giesler, in Payette, the past
week.
Mr.. Appleman, manager of the sale
department of the Electric Invest
ment Company, was business Yisi-
tor in Fruitland last week.
Mr.. C. NJ. Forbes, of Jefferson
Iowa, is visiting his brother h-law,
A. C. Douglass. He will remain un-
til after Thanksgiving.
Assdrs. A. T. Bishop enjoyed visit
from her cousin, Miss Daisy Reid,
of Hastings, Nebr., and her sister,
Miss Clara Maxfield, of Payette, Sat
urday and Sunday.
Miss Olga johnson has been visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Fred Ah'strand,
while Mr. Ahlstrand has been at
tending the Apple Show in Spokane.
Rev. and Mrs. E. E. Cox spent
Saturday night at the P. A. Cregor
home.
Mrs. Harry Jolly, started for her
home in Trenton, Mo-, Wednesday.
She will visit her brother, Ed REESE.
in Pocatello, on the way.
Mr.. Otto Swanson, who has been
making tour of Washington, return
ed last week, having decided Idaho
looks the better.
Rev. Perry, of Nampa, visited the
Geo. Hooker home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wampler and son Of
Letha, were down to attend the
Brethren love-feast. Brother Wamp-
Ter preached Sunday morning. Rev.
Shamberger preached in the evening.
Rev. Eby was called to Nampa,
Sunday evening to preach fcneral
sermon there Monday.
Mr.. Clarence Kaufman and family
were down from New Plymouth to
attend church services and visit
the Kaufman home Saturday and
Sunday.
Mr.. Kessler and family have NOV
ed into the S. NJ. Taylor house in
Fruitland.
The H. E. Robinson family autoed
10 the Payette Orchard tract, Sunday
TO visit the Lee family.
Mrs. P. K. Hansen went to Pay.
cite Saturday to spend several days
at the home of her brother, John
Seigel.
John Den Boer is pruning the /
trees ON the ]. A. King place.
]. W. Vanderford unloaded car
Of potatoes, at Ontario, Monday, 9
which he will store for later market.
Mrs. G. F. Murray,o Rock Springs, q
Wyoming. arrived Saturday morning,
TO attend her sisters, Mrs. G. H.
Bussey, funeral at Payette. She will
visit her son Tom Murray.
Florence Kinsey and Ruth Brace c
we'll went to Boise Monday evening. &
E. L. Melcher left Saturday even q
ing for Priest River, to make final |
proof on his homestead. I
Bert Crowther of Payette, is '
visitor at the A. Kaessner home
this week. u
Phil Carpenter, one Of the High 6
School eleven, who played Weiser '
Friday, stayed over to visit his uncle Il
Geo. Nesbitt.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. c. Stout Of Pay
cite, visited the w. A. Colwell home {
Sunday. s
Miss Ruth Sherwood returned to III
the w. A. Colwell home from Port I
land, Tuesday morning. {
Carl Marlar was one Of three out :
Of fifteen, who passed the examina- I
ton for entrance into the Navy and {
has gone to San Francisco. Il
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. ]. Hayes came, ,
down Sunday from Glenns Ferry, to
spend a few days on their ranch
with Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Hollen-
beck.
Charley Mitchell came home We'd
nesday, from Caldwell, TO spend
vacation.
Mrs. Julia Pratt, of We.ser, at
tended the Brethren love-feast and
visited the N. ]. Garman home Sat
urday and Sunday.
Messrs. ]. Cartwright, Geo. Wilson
and Til Powell, of Ironside, came
down Saturday after the rest oil
their goods, returning the middle OF
the week.
Mr.. Chiffon Bowman is having a
new barn 26xS0ft., built. MIR. Ady is
doing the work.
Mrs. Esther Gorrin from Canada, u
spending a couple OF weeks WISHING
Mrs. Jack johnson and other FRIENDS