Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-09-08


a felon on the thumb OF her RICH
hand.
Miss Aldridge of Payette was visit
ing at the Ed. Stockton home Thurs
day OF last week.
Wednesday night about midnigh
some of the people on East Boule
ward were alarmed at the reflection
of a big fire southeast Of town Or
investigating it was learned that the
barn and hay stack on Mr.. Kauff
mans place were burning. By heroic
efforts the house was saved. Mr.
Goodwin the tenant, had been burn.
ing weeds during the day and il
is supposed that the fire reached a
manure pile and heavy wind came
up during the night and famed It
/ into flames.
The C. E. society held a business
meeting and social at the home of
DR.. and Mrs. Drysdale Wednesday
evening.
Mr.. Lewis and daughter Florence
from near Payette were dinner guests
at Tom Stones Thursday of last week
and attended Mrs. Beans funeral in
the afternoon.
While distributing boxes through
his prune orchard last Friday p r.
Ketchum made a short turn on a
small bridge and one wheel went in
to the ditch, throwing him out of
the wagon and breaking his collar
bone.
Mr.. Talbot sold the Mrs. Belle
Smith place east of town last week
to a Mr.. Henderson for $4,000. Mr.
Talbot has bought 1913 acres of the
old Griffin place of Mr.. Eastman for
5000 per acre.
=, DR.. Treadway of Denver who is
seeking a new location in the west
for the practice of medicine made
New Plymouth a call last week.
Miss Lucy Dill of Grand Island,
Neb., visited over Sunday at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Dr. Davis. Miss
Dill was returning from a visit to
Portland
The New Plymouth band stand is
finished and fitted with electric
lights
The Kensington club met with
the Misses Swatman last week. Their
next meeting will be with the Misses
Mason.
George Blayden was drawn on the
Federal jury and will leave for Boise
16.
Mrs. P. R. Ketchum returned from
Boise on the Saturday noon train.
Mrs. T. D. French and sister re-
turned from Payette where they have
been working in the fruit to take up
work in one of the packing houses
here.
Miss Phoebe Sheldon who has been
vi. iting in Owyhee and Roswell re-
turned to her home Friday evening.
P Monroe Smock delivered an
grafton at Pierce Park on Labor Day.
E. E. Snyder, who has been absent
from New Plymouth for a couple
Of months returned Sunday evening.
Prune packing began in earnest in
the various packing houses in New
Plymouth Tuesday morning of this
week with about fifty packers and
more are wanted.
Mrs. T. H. Gilbert and children
we're released from quarantine Tues
lay morning after being shut in for
live weeks on account of mild scarlet
lever.
Gene Rice is back in New Plymouth
and is at his old trade. flunky in
Fields packing house.
Prof. Strong, Mr.. Preston, How
ard Mason, and the Misses Nellie
Edna Campbell and Mable
Newburn are attending teachers in
;titute in Boise this week.
The Congregational Ladies Aid
met with Mrs. Drysdale Wednesday
afternoon after vacation Of a coup
e of months during the hot season.
c. E. Brainard of Payette was in
New Plymouth Tuesday Mr. Brainard
IS trying to sell the townsite here
and take life a little easier. He is
offering some very desirable lots at
I reduction.
Z. E. Cox and wife drove to Pay
cite in their auto Monday and bought
MIR. Coxs cousin home with them.
ggt8y zurlein and wife have moved
and the country on the Geo.
fair. pace.
-, season for duck hunting be-
,aDga thursday and judging from the
= ~ or of reports from guns about
coI hit that morning person might
- . that the hunters were trying