Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1915-06-10
Personal Items


Prof. and Mrs. t. R. Nelson LEI
Sunday morning for Albion, wher
Mr.. Nelson will give instructions i
music and art at the Summer MOI
NAL.
Mr.. c. X. Powell returned las
week from Corvallis where he ha
Ren attending college.
MIR. Guy Graham is moving hi
family to Boise this week. The
community are sorry to have then
go.
Mrs. Churchill and daughter Gale
left Monday evening for Portland
After a short stay there they viii
visit friends in Seattle and Later
go TO the Exposition.
Mr.. H. R. Flack purchased a new
Ford car last week
Rev. c. E. DEAF left Monday for
Salem, Oregon, where he goes as
visitor from the Idaho Conference to
the Theological school. He will be
dDSeHt ABOUT Ten DAYS.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Blomstrom of
Cambridge, were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. T. Bishop to 6 o'clock din
ner Thursday evening.
Miss Bernice MCGEE had a fail
last Monday evening, which resulted
in breaking her collar bone. DR..
Wright is caring for her and she is
doing nicely.
Louie Ramey is very sick with ty-
phoid pneumonia. DR.. Alvey Is the
attending physician, Miss Konant OF
Weiser is the nurse in charge.
Nj and Mrs. NJ. Phillips motored
20 Emm tt Sunday aud spent the day
with hef parents Mr. and Mrs. w, 1
Shaw
Mr.. Bernard Frost, OF Chenille,
Min, came Saturday for visit
with his brother H. R. Frost and
family. His wife came short time
ago.
VI. E. B. Dewey of Nicola, Iowa,
has been visiting his cousin.
MT Geo. Childs, left last week for
Twin Falls. where he will spend the
summer. Mr.. Dewey is in poor
health and is hoping the Idaho eli
mate may be beneficial.
Rev. NJ. C. Boswell of Weiser, fill
led the pulpit at the Baptist church
Sunday morning and evening. His
hearers were greatly pleased with
his sermons.
MIR. and Mrs. A. Kaessner and
little daughter Elise and Miss Addie
Record, of Boise, were guests of Mr.. |
and Mrs. ]. H. spainhower, Saturday
evening at o'clock dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs E. Blomstrom return
ed to their home in Cambridge, MOI
day, accompanied by their daughter
Elsie, who completed the High
school course this year. Miss Ber-
nice Hill went with them for a short
visit and Edna Blomstrom remained
Tor a visit with little Tena Hill.
Mr.. c. ]. Coon returned from the
Grover shearing plant at Midvale, |
last week. Mr.. Grover expects to be |
back the last of this week.
Mrs. Sarah Rifle entertained at |
dinner. Sunday, Mr.. McFall, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ben Patheal and Miss Avel |
Heckas.
Mr.. Geo. Fisher and wife from |
near Arcadia, were guests of Mrs. |
Mary Burnett, Sunday.
Miss Marguerite Marian Is quite
sick with pneumonia.
Rev. L. E. Keltner of Weiser, a
former resident of Payette. preached
at the Brethren church, Sunday eve
ming. He is moving soon to Arizona
and this was his farewell visit.
Mr.. F. NJ. Sargent of Chicago, will
arrive Thursday for visit with |
his brothers Nesrs. C. H. and E. B.
Sargent, Wkee here Mr. Sargent will
conduct series of meetings m the
Boise Valley church and later in |
Fruitland.
Chauncey Shamberger returned |
nesday from Chicago, where he
A!es been attending the Bethany BIZ |
bic school.
Born to MT. and Mrs. Joe Plantz,
near, New Plymouth, Thursday, June
Bird Glib. son.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. L. Ingard had |
as their Sunday guests, Mr.. and Mrs. |
E. Blomstrom and daughter Elsie. of |
Cambridge.
Mr.. d. D. Hunter viii move his
family this week to the home of his
mother. Mrs E. E. Hunter, where
he will look after the ranch.
Mrs. J. e. Wilson was awakened
about midnight Sunday and was start
led to see fire in the living room.
III nroyed IN he confined 70 a bcrx