Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1916-08-24
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Personal Items

Catherine Smith spent last weel
helping at the j. Kunzler home a
Ontario.
Grandpa and grandma Flock wen
to New Plymouth Saturday to visi
their daughter, Mrs. Siples.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Smith of Con
( nell, Wash, visited the Smith Bros
yhcme Thursday. Mr.. Smith went tc
Pocateilo to help in eVangelistiC
meetings. Mrs. Smith will visit at
the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. :. D. Miles, near Payette, a
few weeks.
Grandma Wilson, Donald and Will
lis Walker of New Plymouth, visit
ed Mrs. Gentry Walker, who is stop
ping at the j. F. Smith home. Mrs.
Walker is taking osteopath treat
ments in Payette.
Mary Hollenbeck visited several
days with her sister, Mrs. Chas.
Rich, last week
Miss Mary Hollenbeck left for
Hays, Kans., Wednesday, where she
will visit an aunt and attend school.
Miss Ruth Hoffman left the same
day for Sedalia, Mo.
Nurse Puchert was called to the
V. P. Brookoyer home in Ontario,
Friday.
Misses Alice and lea Prough of
Twin Falls, arrived Saturday for a
10 days visit at the home of their
aunt, Mrs. NJ. E. kaufman. Miss
Alice will teach at Whitebird and
Miss lea will enter school at Wei
ser.
Mrs. Horney and children are visit
ing at the P. K. Hansen home this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Homan took
Mary Moore of Payette, Mary and
Lucille Childs and Maud Stegall to
the Stegall home at New Plymouth, I
Sunday.
Word received from B. Bohannon
told of the fine trip made in the
axwen car. A. L. Gorham had
some trouble with his Oakland and
traded it on a new Oakland at Wich-
ita. Kansas.
Arnold Cook was a visitor Sunday
afternoon and evening at the Rev.
c. L. Walker home.
The following candidates for nom
nation subject to the Republican
primaries, were in town getting &C
quainted with the voters last week:
w. D. Potter of Nampa, for Rep
NJ. N. Baker of Nampa,
for State Senator, and who is an
old friend of F. w. Greip; A. G. l.
Street of Greenleaf, for Representa-
tive, and who is a brother of Mrs.
M. B. Sherman; and A. P. Alexan-
derson of Centerpoint, for Commits
sioner.
VIM. and Guy Graham returned to
Poise last week with their father,
who was here Tuesday and We'd
nesday.
Gladys Sargent is spending sever
al days with Marion Stettler.
Mary ]. Moore of Payette, spent
last week with Mrs. E. l.. Davis.
Carl Whitsell of Emmett, visited
Floyd and Virgil Spainhower last
week. On Saturday Mrs. Spainhower
and children, accompanied by j.
Whitsell, autoed to Emmett to
visit the Chas. Whitsel home, re-
turning Sunday.
Miss Lucy Kullander, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. B. Grover
returned to Boise Monday.
Chas. buell and family drove to
Long Valley, starting Sunday morn
ing. They will visit at the home
of Mrs. Duells brother, Ray Hurd
and family. They expect to stay \
until school begins. /,
= Mrs. F. Ahlstrand and baby spent
the weekend with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Axel johnson.
Mr.. Welter has rented a room
above Robinson S Store'
Ross Kennedy was Caldwell pusi-
ness visitor Saturday.
Nrs. c. Reip, who formerly lived
mere in Fruitland. underwent an
operation in the Ontario hospital
last week. She is improving nicely
F. A. Luces mother and brother
Reuben of Pendleton, Oregon, ar
rived Saturday, enroute to Nampa.
On Sunday the family went 10
Emmett where they visited relatl'es.
Messrs. and Mesdames VIM. ana
Dana Jones visited the Snyder nome
near Ontario Sunday
Sidney Robinson is employed on
the Northrop ranch on Payette slope
for month.
,r. NJ Chairman family of En-