Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1916-02-10
"AS TWAS TOLD TO ME".
Personal Items

from her recent operation and
expected home this week.
lisa Wilson came home from o.
tario hospital last Friday She ha
not been improving so fast sine
< her return.
Charles Mitchell, who is attendin
ehe College of Idaho, at Caldwell
was an over-Sunday visitor at hi
home.
Mr.. ]. H. Hendy of Los Angeles
arrived Sunday at the H. j. Pucher
home. He will live on the DR.. Max
field place this year.
Mr.. Philip Smith, who entere'
school at Nampa last week, wal
home from Saturday to Tuesday. Hi
brother Peter, of Cornnell, Wash, re
tur1xd with him for a few days visit.
Nm. .21st, baby girl came to the
Lawrence Patterson home.
Mr.. James Johnson is very low
with pneumonia.
The Martin Bert family, who re-
Gently moved from near Payette to
the Schultz place, are quaranteened
for chicken-pox, the baby having 1t.
The little five-year-old boy is quite
sick with pneumonia.
Mr.. w. H. Vestal received word
from his sister at Union Star, Mo-,
telling of the death of his mother,
Jan. 18th. Mr.. Vestal has not seen
his mother for thirty years, which
makes the news more sad.
The D. D. Hunter family spent
Sunday at the Rifle home.
Mrs. Chas. Patheal is visiting the
A. C.. Patheal home this week.
Mr. and Mrs j. H. Hill of Ontario,
and Miss Pearl Wilton, visited Mrs.
Sarah Driscolps home Sunday. Miss
Wilton remained until Monday when
she went to Emmett, where she
has a position in the Postoffice.
Mr.. Charles Hardin arrived home
Wednesday evening from Long Val.
|vey. He reported the snow 10 feet
deep when he left. Makes US think
three feet not so bad as it might be-
Mr.. P. H. Sanger of Payette, was
a Sunday visitor at the t. M. Brown
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Fouts have
their household goods all packed, ex-
pecting to move to Gleichem, AL
10 trba,,
soon as the roads are fully open to
traffic, for Spokane, where they |
will visit several weeks.
The H. R. Frost family spent FRI
day night at the Frank Powers home. |
Card games were enjoyed.
A fine and one-half pound baby |
boy arrived at the w. A. Reed home,
Jan. 31st.
F. R. Pearce of La Grand, Ore
gon, spent the weekend with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs T. M. Pearce.
Rev. Cox, the Baptist Bible Col
porter, preached Sunday morning and
evening in the Baptist church.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Homan spent
Tuesday at the Spainhower home.
Mr.. John Boor of Payette, is spend
ing a week or two at the home OF
his grandfather, j. w. Boor, helping
with the work.
Oscar Gladdish is the proud owner
OF fine new top buggy with an
Il ~ 1iuhtc
Messls. VIM. Hollenbeck and Chas.
Rich were at New Plymouth, Satur-
day and thought home the stock
purchased al tie Keefe sale.
Ms M L kaufman's many friends
will be glad to hear she is quite well
again. Her nephew. Mr.. Clarence
Kaufman and family, of New Ply
mouth, came down Sunday to spend
a few days.
Mr.. Everett Hill, who has been
visiting a sister in Holden, Mo-, re-
turned home Saturday evening.
Mr.. A. F. Hammock, who moved
from near Fruitland short time ago.
Is moving from Ontario to New Ply
mouth. where he will be employed
by the Noble Ditch Co.
Rev. Cox visited the c. Williams
home from Saturday to Monday.
The John Giesler family Of Pay
cite, expected to spend Sunday at
the home of their daughter, Mrs
Cary Tussing. They left home at
1890 in a sleigh with good team
and arrived at the Tussing home at
3 o'clock, in wagon.
Mrs. S. M. Thomas arrived nome
from Dillon, Montana, Wednesday
evening. The train was held up TOR
short time because of the snow
drifts. There was sixteen feet OF IL
In some places. 4
Mr.. and Mrs. James Deal visited
thn rrorchot ChonI hnfna In WelSer,