Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-06-08
NEW PLYMOUTH NEWS

0 interest In the concern 70 ROY
a White on Monday OF last week. Mr.
, Meyer and son Earnest will retain
b the implement, pump and spray ma
I terlal part OF the business and Mr.
} White takes the hardware line. Mr.
; White has been here less than a
year. On arriving In this country
r from Lincoln, Nebr., last September
he went to work for this company
and by his sterling integrity and
=. his genial manner he has won many
\ friends In and around New Plymouth
and he has shown his faith in the
steady growth OF our little village by
Investing In one Of her enterprises
and we are indeed glad 20 welcome
J this estimable family among US as
permanent residents II is the in
tention OF Mr.. Waite to enlarge the
stock and carry a full line Is his
department and this with right
7 prices will leave no excuse for par.
ties to go elsewhere for goods car
ried In first class hardware store.
He Is already talking Of more com
modious quarters and plans are be-
ing made for a new building near the
sight OF the present one and the
same may be built n the near fu.
ture.
Mr.. Meyer and son will also en-.
deayor to carry a complete stock in
the various lines which they will
handle, The parties interested are
row invoicing this week so we have
not learned the names OF the new
firms.
Miss Ethel Moon of Boise arrived
on the afternoon train Wednesday
by way OF Emmett for visit at
the James Fairman home.
Mrs. Sarah Driscoll traded her
house and lot In the southwest part
OF town TO J. M. Noyes for some lots
In Caldwell.
Paul Lewis former Plymouth boy
now OF Payette, was renewing ac-
qualntances here Sunday returning
TO his home Monday morning. He
was the guest Of Clarence Ransom.
Miss Inez Scrivner OF Payette Wis
tied her friend Miss Nellie Hinch,
liff over Sunday. Miss ScriyneT and
Miss Hinchliff were classmates at
the Albion Normal.
Mrs. Nellie Falkenstein who has
been visiting friends and relatives
m this part OF the valley, started
for her future home In Stockton,
Saturday afternoon. Mr..
Falkenstein has been in Stockton for
several months. She was accompan.
led TO Payette by her sister. Miss
Anna Relyea.
Grin Baker and his brother Roy
a number of their young
friends Friday evening In honor of
Miss Ruby Smith. The affair was
planned for a surprise but as is
usually the case somebody gave It
away, Games were played and de-
Ilcious refreshments we're seryed.
Jim La Crone started for Portland
Sunday afternoon 10 take in the1
rose carnival
The w, c. r. T. met at the home
Of Mrs. Hinchllff last Tuesday af-
ornoon.
Fred Zolllnger went to Payette
Monday TO take charge Of the hard
ware department In the Moss Mer-
'antlle Company establishment. '
James Fairman and wife started Z
O Albany, oregon. by way of Port 1
and Monday for visit with the q
ormer's sister. I
The Valley View Ladies Aid ON. O
ertained the Baptist and Congrega- o
lcnal Aid societies of this place ?
friday afternoon at the beautiful
ONE OF Mrs, c, s, French. A good d
ocial time was INDUCED In and II
ainty refreshments we're served. =
After delightful visit of several n
'ooks with her uncle and aunt. Mr. a
nd Mrs. Walter Burke. Miss Nc. $
aughlin departed for her home In II
prague, Washington Tuesday. \
]. H. Weider was looking after the v
telephone business In this part of Al
he valley the fore part OF the week. Ct
he electrical storm of last week N
ut several lines out OF commission. to
Born to Harry Dillon and wife sh
lturday June 3rd little son. "
While getting supper Thursday ev- IN
iins last week. Mrs LEAN Smith ha
'eeived an electric shock during
thunder storm kr
Saturday evening the Farmers tw
toh broke In the region OF Grave ST
ird Galch and it's waters ran in or
the Noble ditch doing considera. th
o damage 20 gardens and crops ini
that neighborhood. workmen re. Il
RI MIR. Asmussen's garden and alb
ecc OF alfalfa under foot and rio