Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-08-19
PERSONAL AND LOCAL MENTION

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Petersen is in charge.
Charley Fulton and family, alsC
his father Geo. Fulton, left Monda!
for a weeks outing at the Payett,
= Lakes.
/ Little Ruth Wendell who had the
I misfortune to fall and break tn,
thigh bone in her leg twice, is doinl
? nicely.
DR.. W B. Sims has resumed his
visits to New Plymouth, going uT
on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat,
urdays.
F. H. Hogue drove to the Payett,
Lakes Saturday afternoon and spent
Sunday with his family who are
camping at that place.
Clifford Elmore and sister, Edna
Elmore of Star arrived Saturday to
spend the day at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Johnston.
The Yeomen will meet in the Hall
Thursday evening, August 26th. AS
there will be business of importanc5
full attendance is desired.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Calder of Okla
homa came Sunday for visit at
/ the home of Mr. and Mrs. Kay. Mrs.
I Calder is a sister of Mrs. Kay.
! Frank Korup of Weiser came
down Tuesday on business transac-
tion, and also to spend few hours
at the home of his son, Carl Korup.
Mrs. Guy Howard returned the
latter part of the week after an ex
tended visit near Seattle She is stop,
ping for the present with relatives
in Ontario.
Scott McClanahan came up from
Caldwell Saturday evening to spend
Sunday with the home folks. Scott
is looking after a quantity OF bees
near that place.
Marjorie and Dorothy Bartlett ar
rived in Payette Monday evening.
and will visit with their father, w
A Bartlett for several weeks before
entering school this fall.
Mr.. D. H. Snowberger left Sunday
evening for vacation on the coast
He expects to go from here TO See,
side but will visit several coast
points. He will be gone two or three
weeks.
Rev. NJ. D. Reed met with bad
misfortune last week when cranking
his Ford. The engine back-fired.
throwing the crank against his right
arm, breaking both bones between
the wrist and the elbow.
P. r. Bowers, railroad man from
Dillon, Mont, came Monday for
short visit with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. X. Bowers, and sister, Mrs
Fred Fairman of New Plymouth. He
returned to Dillon this morning.
Mrs. James Stanton and children
left Monday for Minnesota in res
ponse to a telegram announcing the
drowning of Mrs. Stanton's brother
John. The accident happened there
last Sunday. No further particulars
have been learned.
Ira Barker and family of Norton
Kansas, arrived Monday and are
visiting at the Watts home. They
were here two years ago and were
so we'll pleased with the country,
they have returned with the prob
abilities of locating,
Mrs. E. D. Brown and Mrs. Ruth
Shaw left last Saturday, the former
going TO Corvallis, Ore, to make an
extended visit with her son Allen 7
who is employed in Creamery there
and Mrs. Shaw goes to California on
a three weeks vacation.
B. r. Fitch drove to the Howard
ranch on Dry Buck Saturday evening
and spent Sunday with his father
and mother, and Mrs. Fitch. Mrs. |
Fitch returned with him Monday
morning but will return in a few
days. Mr.. Fitch also brought with
him, fine sample of dry farmed al
falfa. /
Fred Johnston of Parma, and John /
French of Nampa came Friday for a
few days visit at the homes of Ar /
thur Johnston and P. L. Johnston. /
Saturday morning party consisting
of the two visiting gentlemen, c. W. I
Johnston, P l.. Johnston and Ernest /
Mattson drove to the west fork of
the Weiser river to take part in the
opening day of the grouse season. {
Jim Stanton and w. A. Bartlett +
thought they were "seeing things"
late Monday evening near the depot
when they encountered large por>
cupine, leisurely wandering about
the grounds. They secured heavy
cord and after roping it tied it in
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