Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-09-01
NEW PLYMOUTH NEWS

running on the road between Lincoll
and Aurora, Nebraska. He is highl!
pleased with the valley and may in
vest here in the near future.
Murril Fairman went to Payettt
on the noon train to visit her grand
mother Bowers for few days.
Paul Lewis of Salem, Oregon, who
is visiting his aunts the Misses Lew
is and Beardsley of Payette, was a
New Plymouth visitor Friday and Sat
urday, the guest of Clarence Ransom.
The Kensington club met with
Miss Ella Meyer on Wednesday al.
ternoon of last week. It was decided
at this meeting to change the time
of meeting to Thursdays instead OF
Wednesdays.
Edgar Wilfong and Graham Davis
returned Monday from Starkey where
they have been recuperating for the
past month.
]. X. Sheldon and son Loren re-
turned Friday from, their desert claim
near Owyhee, Oregon. where they
have been putting on some improve
ments. Miss Phoebe will visit in
Roswell before returning.
Frank Warren, a former New
Plymouth boy is visiting the scenes
of his boyheod, Mr.. Warren has
been working in the machine shops
in Spokane.
Miss Gladys Van Vranken, who has
been visiting friends in this vicinity
for the past three weeks started for
her home in Walla Walla, Washing
ton. last Saturday. She will stop in
Pendleton, Oregon, for a week to Wis
it friends.
E. w. Mccullough has sold the ce-
ment block cottage that he recently .
bought of Sanford McMash to C. H. !,
Fox. Mr.. Fox will take possession as
soon as the present tenant can find
a house to move into. Empty hous-
es are a scarce article. in New Ply
mouth at the present time.
Ruth Bowen of Falks Store is visit
ing at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Nc
Bride.
c. H. Lam was the winner Of the
present at Creasey's store last Satur-
day.
C. C. Stout, friend of j. F. Chas-
teen is visiting at the Chasteen home.
Mr. Stout is looking over the country
with view of locating in this coun-
try.
c. F. Bean has been spending
week on his ranch at Sweet return ,
ing last Sunday. I,
George Blayden bought forty acres
Of land last week and before he re.
ceived the deed he sold it to A. E.
Johnson of Topeka, Kansas, at an
advance of five hundred dollars Mr. 3,
Johnson will improve the place and ,
make an up-to-date ranch Mr. Blay- :
len still has land interests near
Falks Store, about nine miles from :
New Plymouth, ON which he is build
rs a OLA uOlldl lOuSt anu
making other improvements.
Miss Maud Stegall visited her broth
.r Allen, the fore part of the week
md while in New Plymouth rented :
Ter cottage to Mrs. Miller and daugh-
er.
Born to Jim Smith and wife, on =
August 9th. daughter.
Some of the young folks of the
church have formed .
n orchestra and will assist in the
music next Sunday both morning and d
yening.
Rev. Rice of Caldwell delivered a
lecture to a fair sized 8
udience Monday evening at the Con
regational church.
Sherman Cox who has been assist
lg his brother-in-law, Henry Weidner
Payette, is visiting his parents. E. d
}. Cox and wife for few days.
Miss Jennie Darnall of Payette
anne to New Plymouth Thursday
forming of last week to take the
ighth grade examinations with the A
est of her class.
Peter Albert and James Johnson
ave traded farms, Mr.. Albert getting NJ
he Mattocks place and Mr.. John
IN the Albert farm northwest Of
'wn near the river W
A meeting was held in p. Monroe T
mock's office last Friday night fer Ii;
lie purpose of making arrangements
IT an exhibit at the county fair to pl
E held In Caldwell this fall, Fred
rench, Frank Cross, E. f. Cox, E.
:. NJ. Day. and E. p. Day were APP
ointed a committee to perfect plans oil
n the same. SC
Miss Laura Neatfeldt returned to
er home in Grand Island, Neb., az
r pleasant visit at the home of
r. and Mrs Davis. I'M
Who cavc Now plymouth &c a duiI IA