Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1915-03-18
Personal Mention

sister Elsle last Wed. She was OF
her way to Falks store where sh'
will be employed for some time.
Miss Vallie Colwell, who has beeI
in Payette for some months past Il
home for few weeks.
Mr.. Harry Van Akin who lived
here about four years ago, has re
turned and is building a new houst
on his ranch near Mr.. Enberg.
Mr.. w. J. Selby and son Wilbur
came over In their car from Eagle
last Thursday for a short visit at
tho w. j. Gilmore home.
Mrs. Chamberlain who is teaching
in Vale, came to visit her mother.
Mrs. Brandon. at the B. Whealdon
home last Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. ?. Yockey spent
Saturday and sunda$ bfth Mrs. VOC
keys parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Vaughn
ut Parma.
Miss Agnes Hall spent the week
enid in Wilder. the guest OF Miss
Rowland
Miss Velsa Grimes underwent a
successful operation for appendicitis
last Wednesday in Lewiston. She wat
getting along so we'll that her mother
returned Sunday. Velva hopes to
be able to continue her work in the
normal
Messrs C. N. williams and James
Smith have rented the ]. A. King
place for the coming year.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Bird
sell in Hidden. Mo-, Mar. 5, baby
boy. Mr. EItsell viii be rememi er-
Ell as a,iss iona Hill, daughter oe
MIR. and Ms. :; NJ. Hill.
Miss Lucille Hill accompanied Mrs
Linck, on a visit to her daughter,
Mrs. Willard Hall. OF Ontario. last
Thursday.
Mr.. Guy Graham made a business
"trip to Boise last week.
Mrs. Betebenner returned Saturday
from Alliance, Nebraska, where she
has been for the past year and
half. Mr.. Betebenner is coming soon
having secured six months leave
of absence from the railroad ccm-
pany by which he Is employed. He
Will spend the time here improving
his place.
Mr.. Paul Thomas of Greenport,
Montana visited at the A. A. Ste.ler
home Thursday and Friday of last
week. Mr.. Thomas owns an orchrad
tract on the bench.
Mr.. Irving and son installed t /
new milking machine at the H. R.
boomer ranch last Friday. They stay
cd until Sunday to give instructions
for its operation.
Mr.. F. c. Howard is moving back
from Dry Buck to his ranch Just
north Of Fruitland Rev. Oliver How
or who was living there is moving
10 his father-in-law's Mr.. H. B. KinniS
son.
Mr.. Benjamin Newburn, who has
run pool hall in town for the
past year, closed out the business
and moved to his ranch near New
Plymouth last week.
Mr.. o. X. Wilcox spent Friday
and Saturday of last week in Cald-
Well, where he was called as a wit
ness in the McGee-Wilton case.
Mr.. A. C. Hammond of Payette,
visited at the S. NJ. Thomas home
last week.
Mr.. Bert Wing of Star and Mr..
Lew Edge of Newton, Iowa visited
at the N. w. and H. T. Lewis homes
last week. Mr.. Edge spent the Win
ter in California, and was on his
way home.
Col. Edelblute of Standpoint, Ida
no, Capt. R. L. Shaw, and Gen. L.
V. Patch of Payette were ,isitors at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. HT.Lewis,
last Thursday. Col Edelblute is the
representative OF hootenai Co. and
was going to his home.
Mrs. SAD. Pardunn went to Bak-
er Friday for two weeks visit
with her daughter Mrs. Bernard
Young.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Eldredge and
family We're dinner guests at tie
oliver Binghaman home, beyond On
tario, Sunday.
Mr. Ben Calvert, who is working
Tor Ira Dalzell left Thursday for
madison, Kansas where he was cal
ied by the sudden death of his young
est brother.
rep. lngard returned last Tuesday
from Boise as the legislature closed
Monday night.
Mr.. Henry Mapcor apl CO., unuyo nj