Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1917-11-01
Personal and Local Mention

Mr. ]. R. Better was a Sunday
visitor at Weiser.
E. w. Equals and family spent
Sunday at Weiser.
Mrs. Kempt of LaGrande, is visit
ing at the home OF Mrs. Brockway.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. John Dris-
coll OF Fruitland, daughter, Oct.
Both.
Irving Fields who IS sick at the
Ontario hospital with typhoid fever,
is. doing nicely.
| Mrs. V. B. Ledman was taken to
Boise Wednesday for an operation OF
| a serious nature.
! The baby daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ben Johnson is suffering from
an attact of peritonitis.
Miss Maude White who has been
teaching at Nampa, spent Sunday
with her parents in Payette.
Mrs. A. Wells and son Sterling,
were Sunday guests at the home OF
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Jacobsen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Korup went to
Weiser Sunday, and visited at the
home of Mr. Korup's parents.
DR.. l. r. Woodward and t. F.
Adams went Monday to Robinett, Ida
no to inspect some mining property.
DR.. ". B. Sims, Chiropractor, Ad-l
iusts all Chronic Troubles. Ofhca
Creighton Blk, Payette I.
Please call at the First National
Bank for Liberty bonds of the first
issue, in denominations of $50 90 and
$4,000.
Mrs. D. ". Brassey of Boise, who
has been visiting at the S. d. Thac-
ker home, returned to Boise this
morning.
J. R. Fields of Emmett, is down |
looking after the packing OF some |
apples at New Plymouth, he was in |
Payette, Saturday.
w. a Ayres came in from his
ranch on Big Willow and was at
tending to business matters on his !
ranch on Payette- Oregon slope
Mrs Earl Farber, who has been
visiting her mother at the old home
in Missouri for the last three months
returned home Wednesday morning.
Jack Trail came over from Caldwell
and spent Sunday with Mrs. Trail
who is staying with her sister Mrs.
]. B. Trevey during the fruit pack
ing season.
Mr. and Mrs. V. L. Roberts left
ON the noon train Saturday for Noun J.
tain Home where Mr.. Roberts has a
position as telegraph operator for
the o. S. L. Ry.
Ire monkey show at the Emma
Last Tuesday evening was a show
worth the money. The monkey may
be no kin to the human race, but
they certainly have more than ordi-
nary dumb brute intelligence.
a. c. Miller returned to Omaha the
forepart Of the week after SPEND
ing about a month on his fruit ranch
north of town. Mr.. Miller is U. P.
agent at Omaha and spends his
vacation each year on his ranch.
Last Friday the little son OF wal
ter Manis in some manner got his
arm badly injured while playing
near a gas engine A cash about S
inches was the result. He was CIV :
en- medical aid and is getting along
alright.
j. p Christensen returned home
asst Friday from AN extended visit
in Minnesota and Wisconsin. He says
everyone appears to be very pros
porous back there. He has a fine
farm in Minnesota and contemplates
back in the spring with his
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Hill of Round [
Valley drove down to Payette. arriv- {
ng here wednesday. They will take \
back with them new wagon pur- 8
chased of Lauer Bros, and a sup a
ply of winter goods for the family. I
Also renewed their obligation to the V
i
Geo. Rezac shipped five cars of :
apples from his packing house last
Saturday containing an aggregate of
1872 boxes, one car containing 1884
'oxes. This certainly is making good
ise of car space. Mr.. H. Harland ac-
them to New York The
,ars We're box cars lined with pa
Yer and each car supplied with an :,
Ill stove.
Frank Miller and wife and Mrs. 4
Iiller's sister, Miss Olsen, visited t
,ver Sunday at the home of Mr.. y
md Mrs. ]. B. Trevey. Mr.. Miller 7
lived at Payette. He was p
'adly injured last fall by live wire t
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