Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1916-11-23
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Personal Items

NIB. hiSOy ana MRS. Wnlte We
Weiser visitors Sunday.
Miss Alma Shamberger return,
from North Yakima, Friday. MI
Shamberger has been away wor
ing In the fruit about three mont tn
In Oregon and Washington.
Mrs. c. J. Smith of Payette
with her daughter, Mrs. Zane Sh,
bort.
Frank Richards OF Odessa, Nebr
enroute to California, stopped Oh
from Saturday to Monday with hi
friends. the B. F. Tussing family.
Mrs. Roy Sparks spent Monda
with the Fred Hurd family at Pay
cite. Mr.. Hurd. who is Mrs. Sparks
uncle. presented her with a She,
land pony and colt.
N. s. Hunt of Emmett, spent tn,
weekend at the Grant Fisher home
He also yisted the H. B. Kinnisor
and L. H. Gdey homes.
8. F. Yost was taken to the On
tario hospital last Wednesday.
The L. NJ. Capron family attend.
ed the 72nd birthday anniversary OF
Mrs. Caprou's father, Ed. Berry, at
his home In Ontario. Sunday. Nine
teen members OF the family were
present. Mrs. Berry's brother, Henry
Clifford, Of Lovel, Wyoming, came
q week ago and will make his home
near Ontario. His nephew, Arthur
Clifford. arrived Sunday.
The announcement of the marriage
of Miss Florence Dale of Lincoln,
Nebr., and Nello Kline OF Hampton,
Nebr.. last Tuesday, has been re-
ceived by some Of her friends. Miss
Dale was here with Mrs. Geo. Childs
several years ago.
Mrs. Chas. Zahller went to Pay
cite Sunday. She left for Pendleton,
Oregon, Tuesday, where Mr.. Zahller
has employment.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Pratt OF Wei
scr. autoed up Sunday evening to
attend the services at tho Brethren |
church.
Mrs. Russell and daughter Edith,
OF Ontario, and Mrs. Caffen and
daughter OF Emmett, attended the
love feast service at the Brethren
church, Friday evening.
Mise Mamie Bayer of Apple Val
ssy, spent Saturday and Sunday with
the homo folks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Youngis
baby girl June, Is slowly improving.
The Misses Fannie Peacock and
Edith Bloomstrom are teaching now ,
near Lewiston.
A good many are having Ia grippe
IN the community. Among the num-
ber are the Strawn family Mrs. Holt,
Lewis Russell, grandma Richardson
and little Elmer Lockner.
G. l. Hollenbeck was a business {
visitor to Pocatello and Salt Lake
this week. J
Willard Shaw returned from Hood ,
River. Ore, Sunday. q
Mr.. and Mrs. Chiffon Bowman
visited Mrs. Bowman's parents, Mr.. y
and Mrs. G. H. johnson, at Emmett.
several days last week. q
Little Rudolph Honenbeck fell h
from horse which he was riding,
Friday evening, fracturing his col \
lar bone. He will have to carry his 6
left arm in sling for week at
east.
Frank Barnard and Art. Heap are
clustering house at Letha.
The Leonard Russell family OF New
Plymouth, visited the P. E. Silkett
bono Sunday.
County Attorney Griniths of Cald-
veil. was In town Friday Investigate.
ing the Hallowe'en havoc done by
some OF the boys. The Yockey buggy Il
which was at the blacksmith shop, p
was badly damaged by some OF the
boys who win have to make good. t.
]. c. Giesier and Cary Tussins re- Il
turned frQp little Willow last week.
State Senator D. L. Ingard went a
% Spokane Sunday evening to at b
end a trustees meeting of teh Nortl n
Pacific Fruit Growers Association, h
Is well as a meeting OF the fruit
Powers agency and the Northwest b,
kpple Show. il
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Patheal left Of
Saturday for their new home at st. T
daries. Idaho. Q,
Miss Laura Walker went to On pl
ario Monday to spend couple of &c
weeks at the home of her brother,
Nm. Walker, while he is attending et
'ourt at Vale, as court stenograph- G.
y. Mrs. Olive Walker went over mi
Thursday and remained over Sun NJ
Iay. c.
Mrs. N. p. Jockey spent the week OF
md with Mrs. S. NJ. Thomas. in
Miss Lucy Kullander returned to 81
'oise Monday. tn