Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1916-10-19
"As TWAS TOLD TO mE".
Personal Items


toed to Boise, Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Harper spent sur
day with Mr. Harper's parents a
Emmett They also attended tn
Lyons Higgins meetings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Meyers, O
- Portland, cousins of H. E. Wilfong
who are motoring through from Mon
tana and Wyoming, where he ha
been buying sheep, spent few
hours Monday at the Wilfong homi
on their way west.
A. S. Worth, H. E. Wilfong, Geo
Darnell and Leo Clayton went VI
above Banks this week where they
will hunt for big game.
Misses Leila Fisher and Mary
Shanks, and James Mcclure and
Wendell Brown aatoed to Weiser
Sunday to spend the day at the H.
Shanks home.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Z. Wilson and
Mrs. Ratekin of Boise, autoed to
bOlSe AlOHudy- hASS I'd '4i'Oh' "@O
has been visiting her grandmother
for a week, will return home with
her parents
Grandma Wilson came down from
New Plymouth for a few weeks
visit at the home OF her son, j. E.
Wilson.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Tay-
lor, Tuesday, Oct. 18th, twin boys,
weighing and pounds.
Henry Tussing is very sick with
pneumonia.
Mrs. Herman Cornelson and Mr..
and Mrs. Ben Strohbehn visited the
H. R. Ficken home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Wells of Pay
cite, spent the week at the J. R.
Wells home.
]. Brown of Baker City, stopped
for a short visit at the John Ran Is
home Friday on his return trip from
Nevada.
Mrs. E. L. Davis has rented rooms
of Mrs. Moore at Payette and viii
keep house for her son Charles. Mr..
Davis expects to be away from home
this winter.
H. j. Puchert received the sad
news Friday of the death of his
father at Wood River, Neb. Mr..
Puchert left Friday noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Parsons, from
near Payette, spent Sunday at the
w. A. Moreland homo.
w. o. Marlar received word Fri
day of the death of his father at
Chetopa, Kans. Mr. Marlar was at
Emmett and did not get the word
until Saturday, which was too late
to reach his fathers home for the
funeral. He was 100 years of age.
Jim Conway, who is stopping at
the Maneman home, visited his
home on Dead Ok Flat, Sunday. I
Mary Pritzl is at Brogan, Oregon,
packing apples.
DR.. Hyhon of New Plymouth, and I
j. w. Boore autoed to Brogan Sun
day, returning Monday.
Jesse Rifle came home from La
Grande Thursday. :
Miss Edith Johnson OF Payette, I
spent the weekend with her broth
er, Levi Johnson, and family.
Mrs. j. w. Boor was taken quite
ill Sunday but was reported better |
Monday {
VIM. Melcher, Bert and Miss
Gertie Melcher are at lnonside.
Guy welch of Fairfield, Idaho, is
visiting the H. r. Flack and Geo.
Frank homes. Mr.. WEIGH is on his ]
way to Weiser He tells of very :
marrow escape he had one day last (
week. when the mailman drove into
his yard for shelter from a storm,
and was instantly killed by lightning |
as we'll as a. horse that stood near.
Mr.. Welch was knocked unconscious.
Mr.. Webb, New Plymouth's hog
buyer, was in our town Monday, and
made a shipment from Ontario. Tues
day.
Miss Rene Eldredge spent several
DAYS last week with her sister, Mrs.
Bingham, at Arcadia, Oregon.
Prof. T. h. Nelson is sick and
unable to be in school this week.
Emil Schmid left Sunday for Mos
COW University.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Leayelle OF
Fargo, Idaho, accompanied by Mr..
and Mrs. Will Mcconnell from near
Joplin, Mo-, visited the R. S. hutcn
home Wednesday
Mrs. c. NJ. Williams, Mrs. Herbert
Holman, Ray, Lee and Loyal Tro1a
retnned from Home, Oregon, last
week.
Mrs. Irene Clarke of Haroor
Springs, Mich, arrived last friaas
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