Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1916-06-08

friday. He also visited the Payett
!. Orchard tract power plant.
Miss Florence Frazier visited he
sister, Mrs. Richardson, last week
Waldo returned with her to he
home at Washoe, on Friday.
Geo. Ewing of Letha, came dow
Friday to visit friends in the Valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Laurel Wells o
Pioneeryille, Idaho, came Monday fol
: a visit among relatives.
Mr.. Henry Manser returned
from Romeo, Colorado, Friday.
DR.. Spencer of Caldwell, was q
business visitor at the H. E. Wilfong
home Thursday and Friday.
Vera Johnson left Monday for Boise
where she will enter st. Alphonse
hospital as nurse in training.
The N. A. Peacock family visited
the Herbert Stewart family at On
tario Sunday Pauline and Alma re-
turned home with them for weeks
visit
Mrs. E. B. Renick and children of
Home, Oregon, are visiting her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. NJ. Pierce.
The Dana Jones family spent Sun
day at the Henry Martin home
Mrs. c. NJ Williams accompanied
her sister Mrs. Clement, to her
sons home at Carlo, Oregon, last
Wednesday.
The H. E. Robinson family are
moving back to their bungalow this
week.
Roy Bowers and family moved Mon.
lay to the L. H. Eby place.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hazeltine,
Mrs. NJ Hazeltine and children went
to Emmett Sunday, where they spent
the day with relatives.
Miss Helen Strive of Payette,
spent last week with Mrs. L. B.
Redington.
The Fred Hurd family were Sun
day guests at the Ramey home.
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Till Ramey autoed to Big Willow
Sunday, visiting the Ayers home.
Messrs. and Mesdames Ed. Berry
and Henry Clifford of Ontario, spent
Friday at the L. NJ Capron home
Terril Taylor of Roswell, who visit
ed in Fruitland several days, left
for Copperfield Saturday morning, |
where he has work with the Elec-
trio Company's line crew.
F. L.Burg sold his milking machine
to Mr.. Bolton of Crystal, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. Zahller visited
Ernest Zahller and family at Nyssa,
last Wednesday.
Mrs. Peter E. Johnson has closed !
out her millinery goods
H. R. Frost is fixing over his
porches and tearing down the Pleas
ant View school house.
Messrs. Puchert, L. H. Rich, A. |
H. Ramey and Van Malta autoed to
Montour Saturday on a fishing trip. |
They encountered 8 feet of snow the |
other side of Horse Shoe Bend They |
tell of the fine trout they had to
eat while away, but some of US are
from Missouri
Thursday, Mr.. Johnson, vice-presi-
dent of Boise National Bank, Mr..
Dirks, secretary of Boise Credit as
ISOLATION, and Mr.. Davidson, presi- !
dent of Davidson Grocery Co., of
Boise, were business visitors in our
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Carpenter
" emit to Paddock Valley last week to
visit his brother, Jim Carpenter.
Mr.. Guy Graham, accompanied by
B. C. Blakesley, ]. F. ,Carnifix and
Tom Murray, went to the Farmers
annual picnic, held eight miles up /
the Weiser river. Mr.. Graham left |
Saturday morning from Weiser for
the Northern part of the state, to
look after his work as state horticul-
tural inspector. The others in the
party returned Wednesday evening.
The P. V. tracks are being cleaned
up and otherwise improved by a
large crew of workmen.
Miss Della Flanagan of Silver City,
Idaho, came Tuesday to spend
week with Mrs. L. M. Capron.
Miss Annabelle Warner of Weiser,
is spending her summer vacation with
Mrs. Penthouse.
Mrs. Hath and son, Stewart Farmer,
have gone to Wendell, Idaho, to
visit Mrs. Hath's daughter, Mrs.
Mum.
Mr.. Grin Stheil and two sons of
Golden Valley, North Dakota, are
visiting the B. M. Horney family.
Mr.. Horney will accompany them to
the southern part of the state to
look over the country.
VIM. Bosch accompanied his father