Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1917-08-09
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Mrs. W. A. Garvey and daughter
Miss Edith of Modesto, Calf, are
spending the week with her brother
Rev. D. J. Wampler and family. They
have been visiting in the east since
June LIST, and are enroute home.
Miss Caroline Colwell of Berkeley,
Calf, arrived at the home of her
parents, w. A. ColwelPs Sunday for
several months visit.
Milo Sherman is visiting in Spring
field, Nebr. He expects to enter the
State University and Lincoln this
fall.
Mrs. Maggie WinemiIler visited her
niece Mrs. NJ. J. Phillips Monday en-
route from Emmett to Portland, Ore.
Miss Slower Of Boise spent the week
end with Miss Marion klnsey.
Mrs. }. W. Hayes OF Boise spent
Friday and Saturday at her ranch
home.
H. Ballard, postoffice inspector, Wis
tied the postoIhce last Wednesday
morning, reporting everything o. K. |
Miss Kate Bov returned from En-
metz Monday where she visited her
aunt, Mrs. LAUREL Wells.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mccullough from near
Caldwell, visited the j. II. Bowl nome
in Whitley Bottom Sunday.
Miss Frances Mcconnell came home
from Ontario Sunday for a short visit.
Mrs. Grace Hall of Portland spent
the past week with her cousin Mrs. a.
4. SteUuier, and family.
Miss Lou TuDbs of Pocatello, who
has been visiting her grandmother
Mrs. Margaret Heap, the past three
weeks, returned home Thursday.
Miss Anna Rupp is spending sew /
eral weeks at the Payette Lakes.
Rev. and Mrs. Walker and Miss
Elsie Schmid mOtored to Emmett last
Thursday. Mrs. Oliver Walker ac-
companied them home.
Field Inspector for the Idaho Ore
gon Fruitgrowers Association visited
the orchards in Weiser and Council t
valleys this week. {
Mrs. Goldie Hall and little daughter, !
who has been visiting her parents, Mr.. {
and Mrs. ". J. MCGEE, returned to ,
Mt Vernon, Ore, last Thursday.
Jesse Rifle who has been visiting
his sister Mrs. Frank Wayne and 4
looking after business interests re- a
turned to ST. Maries via Spokane,
Friday. p
Everyone will be pleased to learn a
that the members of the Shamberger
family who have been i'll with typhoid t
fever are all able to be about. S
Joe Drumming is i'll at the Ontario il
Hospital with typhoid fever. W
Mrs. Bettebenner and daughters and tt
son Harry, the MissesPauline Heng-
ger, Agnes Schieber, and Agnes Man a
neman, Messrs. Tom Murray, Ray P
Tanulun and Andrew and George il
Manneman motored to Boise Sunday P
to visit the boys at the Barracks. n
Ray Tannulund went to Boise Tues il
day to enlist. d
Arthur Linck left Monday for Boise y
to enlist. He hopes to get into the E
Marines. His brother Fred left Poca- S
tello Saturday for Salt Lake to enlist
in the Marines. h
Everett Smith, reserve in Co. |, was h
called to Boise last week. d
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Homan, Herbert \
Homan, Mrs. Ida Edison and Miss v
Alta Stegal motored to Boise Sunday II
to visit VIM. Holman and Elmer Ed $
son of Co. and Waldo Holman of the c
Field Hospital corps. c
Mrs. J. Q. Hook of Boise visited i
Miss Elsie Schmidt over Sunday. Mrs. e
Hook addressed the C. Els at New f
Plymouth Sunday evening.
Cary Tussing went to Boise Friday +
to see about some foundry work for L
the apple grader. He visited the 9
Boise Barracks in the evening re i
turning Saturday. II
Mrs. VIM. Smith of Ontario IS /
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