Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-04-13
NEW PLYMOUTH NEVIS

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John Murphy, a former New Ply
moulnite was shaking nanGs wi.h
lrlends on our streets Monday.
e. L. Martin and wife are re.O-c-
ing over the arrival CT iule son
at their home Friday April 18th. Mr.
Glarrin is one of the newcomers 10
this valley and is living on the
/ Griffin place west of town.
/ Mrs Earl Mccullough who was
stricken with paralysis a few we ks
ago has so far recovered that she
is able with a little help to walk
out into the yard.
( Mrs. Henry Weidner and little
son Wesley of Payette visited over
I Sunday with Mrs Weidner's IAf'
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Cox.
Orlo Wilcox a former resident Of
the Payette Valley but later OF Al.
bany, Oregon, was a guest Of Fred
Harper, few days the latter part
of the week, returning to his home
the first of the week. His brother,
o. w. Of Fruitland, accompanied him
to Albany
The Baptist ladies held a cooked
food sale in the postoffice Saturday
and it was a great success. They
sold everything long before the
afternoon was gone.
Fred Zollinger departed for Boise
Monday morning where he has accept
cd temporary position with the
Kerr Hardware Co. for few weeks.
Rev. Johnson of Boise a missionary,
preached at the Baptist church Sun
day and Mr. Preston at the Congrega- 1
tional
The churches at this place are pre-
pairing special Easter programs.
Vivian Snyder, Ramona Philips and
little Merrill Wells who have been
ill with pneumonia are recovering.
Col Jim Barnard was down from
Letha Saturday. Mr.. Barnard has
the distinction of being grandfather
to the first child born in Letha. A
little son arrived at the home of
his son viii one day last week and
in honor of the event the towns,te
of Letha presented the little fellow
with a lot.
Mrs. Susan Ketchum has purchased
q lot In Boise near her sister, Mrs.
J. NJ. Shaw, and will build a dwell
ing on it this summer and make
that her future home.
The ball game played at New Ply
mouth between the home team OF the i,
public school and the Payette second
nine was victory for the New Ply.
mouth team. The score stood is to
II.
Miss Mary Williams of Weiser Wis O
ted over Sunday with the home folks T
forth east Of New Plymouth. n
Miss Warner of the Institute at
Veiser was an over Sunday guest y
: the home of Mr.. and Mrs. N. C. %
Mr. Dalzell of Eugene, Oregon. was
New Plymouth Monday in the in
arests of a Boys Conference which :,
to be held in CALDWELL April 2s. =
and 80. The Conference is omen Il
} boys between the ages of ~ and
years and its object is to keep 4
le boys interested In Christian Z
ork and Bible study until they are 1
q enough to take up regular Yong
ems Christian Association work.
Z. w NJ. Day, Doctor and Mrs.
rysdale and B, F. Swatman autoed
the Emmett bench Tuesday.
The Easter services at the Con,
egational church next Sunday will ar
ke the time of both preaching and Sc
nday school, In the evening Re-.
ampler will preach a special ser !"
IN on the resurrection. =
Prof. Strong had the misfortune to -
'e his little team of black ponies
It Saturday. He turned them
'se as was his usual custom to
ne near home and in a short time
" disappeared from sight and
hough inquiries have been made
parties have been searching gor
m they have not yet been located.
Vt a meeting of the school board w
nday evening the following teach. "
were reelected: Pros C. A. w
ong, Prin.. c. E. Preston for Val
View, Miss Margaret Wana-e.
and Sth grades and Miss Bessie
'mas, the primary room. The Srd
4th and the 5th and 9Th grades
yet TO be supplied.