Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-07-07
NEW PLYMOUTH NEWS

SdDDatn ScnOOi class at ner nome
three miles west of town on Thurs
day evening, June 3Oth. A jolly
good time was reported by all.
Mrs. j. X. Sheldon and son Loren
spent the Fourth in Owyhee. Oregon.
Edward Stockton, who has been
suffering with skin disease, left
for the Hot Lakes in Oregon Satur-
day noon to try their curative pow
ers
The New Plymouth grange has
just received two cars of coal which
is to be distributed among its
members.
Mr.. Stoner of Pandora, Ohio, a
friend of the Niswanders was visit
ing at the home of Samuel Niswand-
er for a couple of days last week.
Mr.. Stoner is more than pleased
with this part of the country.
While boxing one evening last week
Postmaster Stevens fell and sus-
tanned a very painful injury TO his
left arm, pulling the muscles from
their fastenings which is worse than
break. He is getting along as
nicely as could be expected.
L. E. Cox, our hustling tonsorial
artist and real estate man is the
possessor of a five passenger Blu
ick automobile.
Mr.. Cave of Albion, Idaho. was in
New Plymouth a few days last week
in the interests of the Albion State
Normal school of that place.
Miss Anna Tyler of Boise, form
er New Plymouth girl and Miss Ida
Schenck of Caldwell, a former teach
err in the Plymouth schools spent
Sunday and the Fourth with Ply
mouth friends.
The little three year oldson of
MI Dean stepped on a rusty nail,
making a very painful wound
Mrs. Tilletson of Salt Lake, a !
cousin of Mrs. DIR. Drysdale is here |
for an extended visit at the Drys- !
dale home.
Sherman Cox and Miss Lucille Har |
rington. of Payette, have been visit
ing the formers parents for sever
al days
A travelling sign painter passed
through New Plymouth a few days
ago and left as a sample of his
talent several decorated windows
the business houses which
show conclusively that ne is an ar
fist in his line. New signs may be
seen on the Sentinel office, Blayden's
real estate office, p. NJ. Shocks
law office. pool room, hardware, drug
store, e. E. Cox's barber shop, and
Mrs. Gray's bakery. II
Mrs. G. H. McClintock, a sister of
Mrs f. E. Cox, arrived in New Ply
mouth July Fourth for a visit with
her sister and family. Mrs. Nc
has been visiting her old
home in Wisconsin also relatives
and friends in Omaha and Cedar
Rapids, Iowa, and is now returning
to her home in Long Beach, Calf,
by the way of Portland. /!
MIR. and Mrs. Lugibihl of Arizona,
uncle and aunt of James and Mary
are visiting at the MIS-
wander home west of here. II
Miss Lulu Ransom of Payette was
an over Sunday visitor at the home
of her parents. II
Mrs Dr. Davis entertained six
teen young people at q six o'clock
lunch in her usual happy manner
on the evening of July Fourth.
H. d. Wood of Gooding, Idaho is
visiting Mrs. Miller and daughter. Mr..
Woods wife is Mrs. Miller's daugh-
ter
The eagle screamed louder in
New Plymouth last Monday than ever
before in its history. Our neighbor- /
ing towns responded generously to
our invitations to come and help /;
US celebrate the glorious day and
to them we owe, in a great measure, ,
the success of the day. 1t is esti- ,
mated that the crowd numbered over .
three thousand. The program was (
carried out to the letter. Following
is the list of winners of prizes as ,
near as we could learn. {
o. B. Peterson, foot race, s1.50.
Beecher Slate, Ernest Meyer and {
4 Payette man divided prize of $500 '
or relay race.
]. E. Short, foot race, $50. e
Paul Brainard, 100 yard foot race, (
500. {
Irene Fitch, little girls foot race. d
800. i
Fred Blayden. boys race, $500. v
Esther Sundles, ladies' race. $500.
Carl Oliver, horse race. $500.
J. May. sack race, $3.50.
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