Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-03-31
NEW PLYMOUTH NEWS

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spent the winter in Seattle are again
attending to their ranch.
Mrs. Halle Weidner and Miss Lu-
Gle Harrington spent a few days
with f. E. Cox. Sherman says it
is fine to have his sister help him
out with the household duties.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Ack-
erman, a boy Sunday March p.
Clyde Anderson is spending a short
vacation with his mother Mrs. Min
ME Anderson.
Mr.. and Mrs Roy Brown have
moved into the house which has for
merly been occupied by J. N. Noyes
and family.
Word has been received from Mrs.
e. e. Cox that her mother passed
away last Tuesday and that Mrs.
Cox will return hcme soon.
Miss Minnie Casberg of Payette
was the guest of Ben Ackermans oy-
+ er Sunday.
Howard Mason who has been at
tending the University at Moscow re-
turned home Saturday to begin spring
work
An entertainment for the Royal
Neighbors will be given at their ryg-
ular meeting Tuesday evening b.
side No. with Misses Ella Meyer
and Maude Stegall captain.
Mrs. J. w. Lynch entertained Der
nard Eastman ard family and Leo
Schmidt and family Sunday.
/ A pleasant evening was spent at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Somner
Davis last Saturday evening in honor
of Misses Margaret and Ruth Maule
of Payette. The evening was spent
in music and each one was handed
paper and pencil to interpret the
various songs illustrated in drawings
which hung on the wall Everyone
was quite musical although Miss
Ruth Maule won the first prize with
little effort and Ned Phetterplaee
who could not remember his songs
at school was awarded the bloody
Those present were Misses Margaret
and Ruth Maule, Pearl Wachter,
Clara and Marie Alderman. Katie
and Ella Meyer, Minnie Casberg and
Edna Stuve. Messrs. Geo. Noyes,
Ned Phetterplace, Arnold and Ar
thur Alderman, Edgar Wilfong, Roy
Hoffman and Merrill and Graham
Davis.
Mr.. Geo. Rose Of Herman. Ne
braska is viewing this vicinity look
/ ing up a western location.
Miss Edith Forbes of Payette spent
Sunday with Miss Bernice Mason.
The Christian Endeavorers and
their friends are to have a social
time at DR.. Drysdale's home this ev-
ening.
An entertainment will be given
Friday evening at the Pioneer Hall
for the benefit of the Basket Ball
team after which there viii be
box supper.
Meyer-Ackerman.
A quiet wedding took place at $50
D. m. at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
B. F. Alderman when their daughter
Florence veranica was united in mar
rage to Mr.. Earnst F. Meyer. Mr.
Arnold Alderman, brother Of the
bride and Miss Ella Meyer. sister Of
tho oroom were in attendance. Rev
Father Godschalx officiated.
With the strains Of Hearts and
Flowers played softly by Miss Pearl
wachter, the bridal party took their
place in the front parlor where only
relatives and very immediate friends
were gathered. The bride wore
handsome gown Of white silk null
trimmed in baby Irish lace and car
ried a shower bouquet OF white roses.
Her veil was caught in place by
white rose buds. The groom wore
the conventional black. After the
wedding an elaborate wedding dinner
was served to the guests. Many
beautiful presents were received Mr.
and Mrs. E. F. Meyer win be at
home after May LIST at New Ply
mouth. Idaho. The Enterprise joins
their host Of friends in sending
heartiest congratulations.
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