Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1917-08-23

Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Gorham o
rPayette were Sunday visitors at tn
A. B. Eldridge home.
Miss Minnie Hooker and brothe
Lester visited the Boy Scout cam
] Sunday.
Mrs. r. A. Shoesmith of Weiser
who visited Payette friends spen
several days at the j. E. McKeowl
home. Mr.. and Mrs. McKeown tool
her home in their car Joy remained
returning Friday. Miss Irama Shoe
smith came home with the McKeowni
for several days visit.
MIR. and Mrs. C. X. Powell returned
to Corvallis the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bates and the J. C
Stewart family went to Boise Thurs,
day to attend the circus.
The ]. f. Wilfong family were ir
Boise Thursday for the big circus.
Others who attended the Ringing
circus were, the H. R. Flack, Geo.
Frank and Ira Dalzell families, Mr.
and Mrs. L. H. Rich, the Misses
Esther Rush, Elsie Schmidt, Mamie
and Elsie Bayer, Olive Hunter, Alice
Whealdon, Martha Wilson, Winnifred
Bossen and Fred Schmidt, Geo. Bayer,
Walter Tackett, w. J. Russell and a
load of young people Frank Kinnison
took to Boise on the Park truck. The
truck load arrived in Boise Thursday
morning about o'clock and was
home the next morning about the
same hour.
Mrs. C. NJ. Williams, who under
went an operation at st. Alphonsus
hospital last Wednesday, is improv-
ing nicely.
Grant Williams was called to Leav-
cnworth, Kansas, last Thursday as
a witness in a deserters trial.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gumpton of Ontario
moved last week to the C. C. Silkett
house. Mrs. C. C. Silkett and son
Albert visited the Mort Lempic home
in Payette, last Thursday.
The folks who didn't go to Boise
to attend Ringing Bros. big circus
attended the Farmers picnic at Pay
cite and thoroughly enjoyed the day.
1t was unfortunate that these two
big events happened the same day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Art. Heap, Mrs. Mar
garet Heap, Miss Bessie Heap and
Till Ramey motored to Emmett, SUM-
day.
Milton Ringer of New Plymouth
was a Sunday guest at the Earnest
Silkett home.
Miss Grace Paul of Parma visited
Miss Mamie Bayer from Friday to
Sunday evening she went
to New Plymouth to visit the B. F.
Swatman home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Boor accom-
panied VIM. Melcher home from
lronside, Saturday, to visit Mrs. Eva
Wilson of Boone, Nebr., at the J. w.
Boor home. They returned home
Sunday.
Mrs. Orville Keeling of Gary, Colo,
arrived last Wednesday for an ex-I
ended visit with her brother VIM.
8irdsall and family. Mr.. Keeling
will arrive in week or two.
Miss Florence Anderson accom-
panied Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Adams toi
heir home at Falks, Sunday evening
is they returned from visiting in
'ayette.
Clarke Lewis, Major Lewis eldest
ION, received word last week of his |
as principal, cadet, toj
he Naval academy at Annapolis from
IDAHO, by Senator Brady. Fruitland
hould feel proud that one of herl
'oung men has received such a SPLEEN
lid appointment.
Miss Anvil Heckus visited Miss
iladys Fitch at Payette, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wayne visited
dr. and Mrs. Walter McGowen at
2rystal Bottom over Sunday.
Mrs. Joe. Williams and John Puser
f Payette were Sunday guests at the
u. Pritzle home.
Ralph Mitchell went to Richfield,
tuesday, to visit his mother, Mrs. C. |
'ymeS.
Mrs. F. B. Spainhower, Miss Velma
md Floyd, Miss Alice Peacock, and
Arson Davis motored to Boise We'd !
lesday, returning Thursday.
The Stegner, Spainhower, Silkett
md Reins families visited the Boy
Scout camp above New Plymouth on
island, Sunday. Some of
he boys returned home with them.
4 big picnic dinner was enjoyed byl