Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1916-08-31
FRUITLAND DEPARTMENT
BY Mrs. K. G.. Wilson


Lucille Hill went Friday to the E
l. Z. Woods home on Ontario Boule
:, ward, for weeks visit.
: Mrs. A. Grimes went to Namp:
saturday, returning the first of tn,
week.
NJ. E. Channers brother Elwir
Channer and family, arrived Satur
day from Minnesota.
n ii. r. Russell was a Boise visitor
Sunday. He was accompanied as
FAR as Caldwell by Mr.. and Mrs
Chas. Winters and Mr.. and Mrs.
Dana Jones.
Miss Bess Maxfield left this Tues.
day evening for her home in Los
Angeles, after spending the summer
with her sister, Mrs. H. ]. Hendy.
Till Ramey returned Saturday eve
ming from Pocatello where he has
been for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Alters, of
Sweet, are here visiting Mrs. AL
ters' parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. L.
Lockhart.
]. R. Youens came down from
Boise Saturday and accompanied his
wife home Sunday. Mrs. Youens has
been visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. T. M. Pearce.
Mrs. Florence Lewis Pinkerton and
daughter, Nadine, are expected the
middle of this week to make a long
visit at the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. N. w. Lewis.
Mrs. S. w. Colwell and two dausL
tiers, Lena and Wilma, came down
from Vale to visit at the C. NJ.
Lackey home. Sunday. they, with
the Lackey family, were entertain
ed at the Troy Schubert home.
]. w. Tinsman, of Los Angeles, an
artist who has studied much abroad,
visited from Tuesday to Thursday
with Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Gilmore.
Mrs. Gilmore is his grandniece. He
also visited the Meyer family at
and the Selby family in
Eagle.
U. G. Edwards, of Magnolia, Ia,
visited Friday and Saturday at the
R. w. Richardson home. He had
come west to attend the funeral of
his brother, j. H. Edwards, at
Nampa. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Akers,
and son, John, of Ontario. came over
10 the Richardson home on Satur-
lay to see him, all being old Iowa
friends.
Mr.. Arthur Rice of Falk's store,
visited over night last week at the
R. w. Richardson home.
Miss Helen Pearson visited from
thursday until Sunday with the Axel
Johnson family.
The Rose Circle met for their
monthly social and business meet
ng with Miss Mabel Robinson last
Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Thos. Castle, who has been
listing at the Leslie Carpenter home
eft Saturday for Baker.
H. E. Tussing was unfortunate one
lay last week to have his wrist
,roken while attempting to crank
lis fathers auto. DR.. Wright set it.
Prof. and Mrs. Frank Gnagey, of
Dillon, Mont, passed through here
nroute to their new home in Wei
er. Prof. Gnagey has high school c
POSITION there. His wife will be re- I
rendered as Miss Thomas, who (
listed three years ago at the S. 1t
4. Thomas home. t
Harry Redington is slowly improv- Z
ne from his siege of typhoid few Il
r. @
Quite a good picture appears in t
he Monday Statesman of the A. B. j
Ildredge family living just south of d
RUTLAND. There are fourteen chill A
rem, all living in this state, except F
ne daughter, who is in Kansas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andy Castle and 4
amily visited Sunday in Ontario at h
be home of Alex Castle. T
Miss Ruth Whealdon visited Sun +
ay in Payette with Miss Ruth 6
iarnes and also with, Miss Flora
Iousel, who formerly attended school a
t Salem, Oregon. e
Mrs. Jas. Fifer was called to Ana a
onda, Mont, Sunday, by the serf- C
us illness of her father. C
Esther circuit of Washoe, visited P
josephine Pardunn last week.
Willard Shaw and Henry Blooms d
rom came home Friday from Far
Ia, where they had been working IN 9
he hay. They left Tuesday for a
win Falls. \
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