Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1916-03-09
"AS TWAS TOLD TO ME".
Personal Items

O0I hiSe ldhCH III Ine WOrlQ, Wn
have been visiting the L. NJ. Capro
home, left Monday evening for thei
home.
Mr.. and Mrs Capron, Mr.. and Mrs
Newton attended the family reunion
held at the Berry home at Ontario
Monday. The other guests wer,
Messrs. and Mesdames C. w. Stover
Harry McCarty and L. H. Patton O.
Little Willow.
Mr.. Ross Darnell returned last
week from his trip through Califor
mia and Mexico and is glad to again
be back in Idaho.
Messrs. H. R. Russell and B. F.
B0hannan autoed to Boise last We'd
nesday, returning Thursday in Mr.
RussePs new Maxwell.
Mr.. Geo. Frank began to pack
his apples Tuesday.
Mr.. Zane Shubert began his duties
as Exchange Manager of the Farm
ers' Mutual Telephone Co., March /,
and has moved into the Company's
house. Mr.. A. Kaessner will remain
for sometime doing improvement
work on his ranch near town.
Mrs. A. Kaessner and Elise went
to Boise the last of the week to
visit her parents.
Mr.. H. ]. Puchert was a business
visitor at Caldwell Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. w. Moody of Van
couver, Wash, who were called here
by the serious illness and death of
Mr.. Moody's sister, Mrs. D. L. In
gard, returned home Wednesday.
Mr.. Pete E. Johnson went to I'm
ion, Oregon, Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. w. Fifer of Ontario,
were visitors at the Peter E. John
son home Sunday.
Mrs. c. T. Hall returned home
last week from her visit in Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Plumer Grimes NOV
ed this week to the cottage on his
fathers place.
! Mr.. and Mrs Henry Conrad of EN-
NETT were visitors at the NJ. Pritzl
home Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Beulah Duell visited last
week at the home of her uncle, Mr..
Fred Hurd, near Payette.
James Mcclure is the owner of a
Ford.
Leslie Hooker visited Willie Chan
ner on Dead Ok Flat Sunday.
Mr.. Guy Graham of Boise was a
business visitor the first of last
week. ;
Mr.. Barnard of Payette was in
town Monday. On Tuesday he held
an auction sale at the Fitzgerald
place. ;
Mr.. Milan Groat of Emmett, visit
ed the ]. w. MCGEE home Friday
Mrs. Ida Kirkland of Hayes, Neb., =
arrived Saturday evening for visit
with her nephew Mr.. Gerald Hollen- ;
beck and neices, Mrs. Chas. Rich ,
and Miss Mary Hollenbeck.
Mr.. Charles Patheal, who drove
thru from Priest River, arrived last :,
Wednesday. He was on the way four
weeks. At Smith Ferry he had snow
shoes put on his horses. He has
rented the D. Ehfe place. :
Mr.. and Mrs. Ramey and Mrs. Chas
DuelI attended the 18th birthday
of Mesdames Ramey and
Duell's mother, Mrs. F. F. Hurd, :,
and DR.. Ray Hurds little boys 3rd j.,
anniversary, at DR.. Hurd's :
home on Sunday. g
Mrs. J. H. Hendy arrived Sunday
from California.
Mr.. A. G.. Turner of Vancouver, :
Wash, visited from Thursday to Sat :
urday at the John Anderson and Neis
Pearson homes. 7
The M. E. Kaufman family visited
the Clarence Kaufman home at New
Sunday. i
Mrs. Grant Fishers friends will be
glad to learn she has about recovered
from her attack of bronchial pneu-
monia. =,
Miss Nan Lewis of Omaha, Nep',
I'd Mrs. Elizabeth Gardner OF ;,
lyattville, wyoming, who have been = !,
brother, T. l.. Lewis, IN
San Diego, Calf, arrived last Thurs
day for a visit with their brother'
N. w. Lewis and family.
Mrs Tom Hulen went to Jerome
this week. Mr.. Hulen will remain
until school closes. Mr.. Bryant went
with their car of goods and TO look n
over the country around Jerome, \
John Gardner received an appoint /
ment to Annapolis as alternate. Inc I
will be held in April +
M w Greip is busy assess I,
Ing the sheep in his district. /
Mr. Hiram Walters of RogersViile' c