Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-11-03
NEW PLYMOUTH NEWS

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sister of the late Dr. Davis and, Mrs.
Ritter, a very dear friend Of Mrs.
Davis of Grand Island, Neb., ar
rived in New Plymouth Monday to
attend the funeral
Mrs. Warren Cox arrived home
Monday evening after pleasant Wis
it Of several weeks with her mother
and other friends at Omaha, Neb.,
and Council Bluffs, Iowa.
Elmer Ransom has returned from
near Union, Oregon, where he
went to live on hometead. He
concluded that life was too short to
stay there as things we're not as
represented to him.
Clarence, the young son of H. K.
Norgaard of Valley View, met with
quite an accident last Thursday.
While playing at school during the
noon hour he was knocked down
and became unconscious and remain
ed in that condition for two hours.
The little five months old child
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Martin who live
near the Samuel Niswander place
died Monday evening and was bur-
led in Park View cemetery Tues
day afternoon.
Real estate agent E. w. NJ. Day
sold to Walter Larkin of Hiawatha,
Kansas, and Fred Harper of New
Plymouth, forty acres of land near
Emmett, consideration 1910 psr
acre.
The lady belonging to the Ethel
Tucker Co.. who was taken sick at
the hotel while they were playing
here was able to return to her
company at Payette last Saturday.
There was a big republican rally
in the Pioneer hall last Tuesday ev-
ening Ex-Governor Morrison and.
several other candidates spoke dur
ing the evening and the New Ply
mouth band furnished music for the
occasion.
The residents of New Plymouth
were greatly shocked last Thurs
day morning when the news of the
death of Dr. Davis came over the
telephone. He had left his home at
this place that morning to go to his
orchard near Fruitland where the
summons came suddenly while talk
ing to his boys. He was not a rugg-
ed man but his general health had
been so much improved during the y
'ast year his friends had hoped that
he climate of Idaho had been a last q
ng benefit to him. The funeral was :
leld Tuesday morning at the home
If the deceased and was conducted
~ Rev. Blom of the Baptist church.
Music was furnished by a quartet,
of E. w. NJ. Day, Mrs.
3lom Mrs. Chas. Day and C. S.
french. The floral offerings were
and beautiful, some of
'hich were received from Grand
Sland, Neb. Dr. Sumner Davis was
orn in Cincinnati, Ohio, on Aug
st 27. 1857. He studied medicine
4 Chicago and practiced his pro-
ession in eastern Kansas and Grand
iland, Neb Mr. Davis and family
loved to New Plymouth two years
go to make this his home. He
'ayes a wife and two grown sons
nd sister, besides a host of
lends to whom the community ex-
md sincere sympathy in this time
sorrow.
E. L. Morse of Williams Bay. Wis
'nsin, occupied the pulpit at the
church both morning
Id evening last Sunday. Mr.. Morse
looking over the country for
w location and while in New Ply
outh attended the conference. He
arted to Boise Monday morning to
sit with his elassmate. Rev. R. B.
right.
A number Of fine addresses and
'lpful talks were given during the
nual conference of congregational
nisters and churches which con-
ned at this place October 1928.
had with us about forty delegates
m Drsrss. Em0n--~~these =
re G. w. Hinman, a returned mis-
mary from China and H. Mel
lie Tenney of San Francisco. Na-.s
nal Secretary of CONGREGATIONAL
arches of the Pacific coast. Mr..
nney was on his way home from
National conference at Boston
the report he gave of that great
citing was full of enthusiasm. The
V. train was derailed and caused /.
great deal of Inconvenience to the
egates and DR. Davis's death com
as it did on the fullest day
t a general gloom over the entire
immunity so that the attendance