Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1916-05-11
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Personal Items

the F. l.. Burg home, leaving Sur
day for Nooksack, Wash, where tn
Weeks family will make their home.
Mrs. r. l.. Maxfield and Miss Clar
o. Payette, are visiting the A. I
Bishop home this week.
The Milton Bowers family move
Afrom the o. C. Stout house to Mis-
- Beeghley's cottage last week.
Mrs. F. M. Bronholm and sons az
rived Friday from Rupert, Idaho, TO
ten days visit with her parents, MI
and Ms. Enberg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Coats of Payette
came out Sunday to see their new
grandchild at the ]. M. Davis home.
j. M. Davis autoed to his ranch OF
Little Willow. Sunday.
VIM. Diehm of Rogue River, Ore.
enrokte for Great Falls, Montana,
stopped off Saturday for a visit
with his brother, Otto Diehm and
family.
Mrs. c. Bowman entertained her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. H. John
son, and sister, Edna, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Hagerman of Emmett, who auto
ed down Sunday.
The Fred Hurd family of Payette,
were guests at the Roy Sparks home,
Sunday
Mrs. Spencer and daughter, Mrs.
Newlands of Caldwell, were visitors
at the VIM. Mcconnell home the first
of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Fouts returned
Wednesday from Calgary, Canada.
They will again make their home
here as they saw no place quite so
nice as Fruitland, Idaho, on all
their trip. Sunday, they with Mr.. and
Mrs. w. A. Fouts, autoed to Boise.
The j. Johnson family of New Ply
mouth visited the P. K. Hansen home
Sunday.
VIM. Holman has purchased a Ford
and Sunday he with his family, auto
to the Allen Stegall home at
New Plymouth.
The Ross Kennedy and H. R. Rus
sci families autoed to Cambridge,
Saturday, returning Sunday, and can
tell all about the storm Saturday
afternoon.
Hubert Hutch came home from
Brogan, Friday, returning Sunday.
He is helping at the Grover shearing
camp.
Mrs. Otto Swanson was a Boise
business visitor last week.
Hon. D. L. Ingard went to Spokane
Saturday to attend the monthly meet
ing of the trustees of the Northwest
truitgrowers association and to help
audit the accounts.
Peter Smith of Cornell, Wash, ar
rived Tuesday evening to attend the
wedding of his brother, William to
Miss Ruby Miles of Payette. He re-
turned to his home Friday morning.
Messrs. Blickenstaff and Rhodes of
Nampa, were here last week looking
for o location.
Ell. Wampler and L. H. Ebey at
tended the District meeting of the
Brethren church held last week at
Clear Water, Idaho.
L. H. Rich and ]. w. Boor return
ed Thursday from Ironside.
Mrs. Howard Strawn of Parksvale,
Oregon, arrived Saturday for a
visit at the H. B. Strawn home.
Mrs. Stanley Dean purchased
new top buggy last week.
Mrs. Driscoll is quite i'll, being
threatened with pneumonia. Mrs. Will
ton of Emmett, came down Saturday
to care for her.
Mrs. Berle Wilson of Weiser, visit
ed the E. P. Nokes home last week,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Fay Sans of Fay
cite, were Sunday guests.
Miss Maude White of Payette, was
81 guest at the G. L. Darnell home
the first of the week,
Attorney Akers of Ontario, was a
Fruitland visitor last Friday.
Mr.. Lockhart lost a heifer last
week by drowning in the waste ditch'
Word received from Mrs. Harry
Powell, states that little Marie is
having the measles.
Joe Bruning, who has been baling
hay near Caldwell, came down Sum
day. He expects to igo to New Mea-
dows to bale hay.
Mr.. John Spainhower and mother
left Saturday for Arizona. 1t is hoped
that the change of climate will great
ly benefit Mr.. Spainhower's health.
Ralph Mackinson began his WORK
as COW tester for the association Fri.
day. He tested the Whealdon ana
Carpenter herds the first of the
week. He will make monthly tests,
A 9-pound baby girl was born at