Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1915-03-04

caught his hand, mangling the hrs
finger and thumb of the left hand
The Dr. found It necessary to ampu
tate the finger just above the firs
joint. They hope to save the thumb.
Mr. Reiele, who has been livinG
or the Griep place near Santa Rose
corner, for the past winter, has gone
to Brogan, Ore. for the Summer. Mr.
Giesler has rented the Griep for,y.
Mr.. j. S. Ady who has been visit
Ing his son Mr.. T. o. Ady for the
past six weeks hes gone back to
Payette.
Rev. Benjamin Smith will preach
at Sunnyside at the usual hour next
Sunday, March 7.
Mr.. Raymond Alba has rented the
Peters place and will move there
soon. Mr.. Sites who is there now
will go to Payette.
! Miss Ella Albee, who for num-
Der CT yaeIs wac forelady at the
from Oakland, Ore, about three week
ago to take charge of the girls de-
partment of The Boise Home Find
ing Society.
A goodly number of our C.E. young
people went to Payette Monday night
to hear DR.. Carl Lehman, who spoke
in the Christian Church on THE
Work of the Endeayor". He is a
National Worker and fine speak
er.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cartwright, Mrs
Suffer and Irene Puchert were Sun
day dinner guests at the H.R. Ficken
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. j. Puohert and
Mrs. Zylpha We're Sunday guests OF
Nj. and Mrs. Steuber of Ontario.
Mr.. S. BrasweI1 of Whitley Bot
tom commenced work on the L. ID.
Moore building in Ontario last Tues.
Mrs. Frank Norberg visited over
Sunday with Mrs. Bateman, in Pay
cite.
Mr.. and Mrs. Looper are visiting
his brother Joel Locper in Ontsrio.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Hurd vtsloed
her parents in Nyssa, Sunday
E. w. Fitzgerald and Hazel straWn
were Sunday guests at the IL Meei
er home.
Mrs. Jno Cartwright and Mrs. SUIT
ter visited at the home OF MI. anu
Mrs. N. S. Penthouse last week.
Miss Lillian Swatman srent Sum
day with her sister Mrs. Fred Har-
per.
Mr.. W. E. Felthouse of Spokane,
Wash. is visiting his brother N. ;.
Fehhouse this week.
Mrs. J Rcstetler and Miss Mag
gle 3 oakley returned Saturday from
Penn. They went there last Deeem-
Der to see their mother who was
very i'll. The mother is only slight
ly improved.
Mr.. c. X. Huntington was home
TO- a few hours Monday.
Miss. Mary Giesler visited last
week With her sister Mrs. Carry
Tussing.
Mr.. Bruning returned last Thurs
day from an extended visit with re-
=: Acadia Iowa
Mr.. Whitsell is down from EN-
NETT. pruning his orchad this week.
Elle1. Brown made a business rip
to Caldwell last week.
Gea. Koontz has rented the j. ID.
yvi.i.sen house and garden spot and
is moving there this week.
Snas Carter OF Crystal Rottom is
moving onto the place where MI.
Beers used to live.
Mr.. Fifer, a brother OF the Mr.. FL
fer who is manager of the Palace
of Sweets in Ontario, has moved
OTTO the Spencer place formerly own
ed oy o. X. Wilcox.
Mr.. Robinson who has been NV
ing on the Reddington place is NOV
ing to a ranch near Parma TINS
week. Mr.. Reddington is coming back
to his place again.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. @. Howard ana
son Guy are down from Dry BUCK
this week. The men are pruning thel
orchard and Mrs. Howard is visiting
a sister in Payette.
Mr.. Shirley Kingsbury left Mon
day for independence, Oregon to
Join Mrs. Kingsbury who is there
visiting her mother. Should the
country suit, Mr.. Kingsbury win set
tie there:
Edgar Vestal so we'll known here,
was one of thirty-two successful can
didates to pass the examination for
guide at The Panama Exposition in
San Francisco. There were five hun
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