Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1917-08-02
Personal Items

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Miss Laura Hazeltine went to Bots
Sunday to visit relatives.
The G. l.. Smith family of Ontaric
and Mrs. VIM. Mcconnell and chill
dren were Sunday guests at the NJ
a. Smith home.
Rev. n. b. Herald OF Boise, Dis
trict Supt. of the Nazerine church anc
Rev. L. Perry, pastor of the church
at Ontario, were visitors at the Smith
Bros. home Friday.
Mrs. Clara Burtch, who has been
visiting her son Rev. Ford Burtch
and family went to Twin Bridges,
Montana the first of the week on
business interests.
The l.. c. Highly family returned
from Bear Creek, Friday, where they
spent the past two weeks camping.
Payette County Superintendent of
Schools, Miss Faye Sutton, spent Sun
day at the L. C. Highly home.
slr. and Mrs. A. F. Kinnison enter
tanned to a seven o'clock dinner
Thursday evening, Mr.. and Mrs. Glen
Darnell, Miss Rene Eldridge and Lyle
Brown, and on Sunday they enter
tanned the J. b. Baker family of Pay
cite to dinner
Mrs. ROyston, Charley, Clara and
Josephine and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Hart and children motored to Boise
Sunday to visit LATE who is in the
Supply Co. Of National Guards and
Schuyler OF the Field Hospital corps,
in Idaho.
Mrs. Fern White went to Dead Ok
Flat to care for her mother Mrs. SUIT |
ton who is i'll.
Mrs. P. NJ. Smock of New Plymouth
visited the L. c. Highly home the first
of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hurd and Mr.
and Mrs. Claud Hurd of Payette Wis
tied the A. H. Ramey home Sunday |
H. L. Wilfong moved what was left
of his house on the homestead oven
in Oregon to his home place last
week. Some person or persons had
taken a good deal of the house and
fence posts which were around the
10 acres.
One of Fred Harper's best Holstein
cows for which he had refused $3OO.OOl
had to be killed Sunday because of
breaking her leg three weeks ago.
Miss Ruth Surber of Dead Ok Flat
spent several days last week with her
cousin Miss Virginia Ady.
Messrs. Otto Diehm and Andy John
son went on the excursion Sunday as
far as Banks.
NJ. j. Phillips left town in his car I
Sunday morning about four o'clock,
F. A. Luce at Smiths Ferry. ,
They motored to Cascade, returning
in the car and reached Fruitland soon
after the train pulled in. ,
Mrs. Andy Johnson and little !
daughter Lavelle spent the week end I
in Ontario with her mother
Mrs S. j. Kenepp and Mrs. Earl I
Shurtliff and title son of Payette,
visited Mrs. S. A. D. Pardunn and {
family, Thursday and Friday, last Z
week II
Mrs. G. w. Cotton's brother Merit s
Tuttle of Massachusetts,, who visited =
here three years ago died July Ia. v
Mr.. and Mrs. L. l.. Mexican went to h
Portland Wednesday, where they will
take the boat for Los Angeles. Mr.. :
McKeon had charge of the construc- >
ton of the cannery and has finished 7
his contract with the association. !;
Mr.. and Mrs. P. J. Lyons of Min T
neapolis, Mimi, owner of Park Frost I
ranches were Fruitland business Wis
itors last week. 4
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Fisher and chill T
1ren motored to Emmett, Sunday, and v
visited the NJ. F. Hunt home. h
Miss Ethel Geisler of Caldwell spent a
Sunday with home folks.
Lewis Russell accompanied Mr.. and
Mrs. R. H. Russell Saturday for an
outing near Council. It
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