Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1916-11-30
Personal Items

at his home, with the after effect
of the grippe.
Maude Yost is staying with Mrs
G. |. Hollenbeck and attending thu
Nashoe school,
Miss Mamie Bayer spent Saturday
and Sunday in Caldwell at the H.
r. Russell home.
"a letter from Mrs. Chas. Stevens
Ways she expects to come home after
rthe holidays.
Clarence, Lucille and Lester Straw
are out of school with the grippe.
Mrs. Edith Mccullough and Miss
Julia Albert of New Plymouth, visit
ed their sister, Mrs. A. Heap last
Tuesday.
Miss Edna Harris will spend her
Thanksgiving vacation with Miss
Opal Crouch at her home in Emmett.
Mr. and Mrs A, S. King of On
tario BoulevardSNere Sunday guests
at the n. A. Peacock home.
Miss Beulah Meyer is spending two
months in Eagle, near Boise, with
her aunt, Mrs. Selby and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Powell spent
Sunday in Payette with Mr.. and
Mrs. c. C. Powell.
Miss Gertie, VIM. and Bert Nell
cher autoed to Ironside last Thurs
Cay. Miss Melcher and her brother
Bert, returned home Saturday.
Professor Hooker is teaching the
Park school north of Payette, while !
Mrs. Chamberlain is having a siege
with neuralgia, Mrs. Chamberlain is
with her sister, Mrs. B. WheaIdon.
Mr. and Mrs. N. P. Yockey return
ed home Saturday evening. Mr.. Voc
key has been at Richfield for some
time doing carpenter work. Mrs
Yockey visited her parents at Par
ma and attended the Sunday School
county convention last week at
Caldwell.
The Misses Myrtle Stegner and
Alice Peacock were the delegates
fISp the Baptist Sunday School to
u County Convention at Caldwell
FNday. {
Mrs. Geo. Eldredge who has been .
visiting her parents in Oklahoma the
past month is expected home this
Wednesday.
]. E. Wilson autoed to Boise last
Thursday, accompanied by NJ. NJ. ~
Hurst, Levi Johnson and NJ. He'll
tine, returning Saturday. Mr.. John 6
son purchased a Chevrolet car while n
there
Miss Marie Tuney went to Boise v
Sunday.
Joe Gerhart of Emmett, a class h
mate at Willamette University, of 1,
Prof. Hall, visited him at the Powell n
home Thursday and Friday. Mr.. Ger Z
hart is on his way to California, via
Salem and Portland. Professor Hall 4
will spend his Thanksgiving vaca- y
ton at the Gerhart home in EN- nj
nett. 81
Mrs. A. II. Ramey and Mr. and n
Mrs. Chas. Duel visited their mother !,
Mrs. Hurd, at the Ray Hurd home, ls
in Payette, Sunday. n,
Mr. and Mrs. c. E. Pratt and moth -
er of Weiser, visited the C. H. Sar- n,
gent home last Tuesday. 9,
Mrs. Sargent's friends will be
glad to hear she is able to be about ii
,he house again.
Mrs. S. NJ. Thomas expects to go 2,
% Boise Thursday to spend several
lays with her friend, Mrs. Hobson. m
Miss Rene Eldredge spent last II
week with her sister, Mrs. E. B. IN
Sargent.
State Senator elect, d. L. Ingard, We
eturned from Spokane Sunday eve W.
ling. He says the Apple Show was ma
nee than usual. The fruit growers q;
conference was most interesting as
great many subjects were taken W,
p On sat9Xday the rules for grad
ng and pacRiifg apples was taken up fri
nd some changes made for the 90
tate of Washington. 1t depends up mr.
n the Horticultural meeting to be he
q if the other states of the North ly
~ adopt these same rules. The M
ale Of apples in the Northwest has fr,
cen very good. The two largest
lstricts, Yakima and Wenatchee, te
9th being sold out About 1000 cars Nj
'ere lost thru the freeze. st,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Kingsbury N,
ame Tuesday from Boise to. spend III
week with Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Be
,ingsbury. q,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Bishop left an
uesday for visit with Mrs. Bis Pr
ops grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. re
|. Wilson of Lincoln, Nebr., who Gil
re so and 81 years of age. They will SD
$50 visit Mr. Bishops parents at w
'lythesdale, Mo- Mrs r. L. Max ye