Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-10-26
NEW PLYMOUTH NEWS

Mrs. w. K. Bowers of Payette Wis
tied her daughter Mrs. Fred FAR
man the latter part of thew eek.
Sherman Cox and Ola Bates. who
are attending the College OF ldaho
at Caldwell this year, drove to New
Plymouth Saturday morning returning
Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. A. P. Griffin returned to New
Plymouth last Friday for a re-"
days visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Larkin moved
to the Emmett bench FRIDAY and Mr..
and Mrs. H. j. Monarch will occupy
the old Shug place just vacated by
Mr.. Larkin.
Mrs. Bell Smith made business
trip to Payette Friday.
MIR. Wayland Strong of Ontario,
made a short visit in New Plymouth
Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. G. NJ. Forward who has been
in New Plymouth tor the past few
weeks in the interests of his proper
ty here left Monday morning for his
home in Cleveland, Ohio.
Mr.. e. P. Day made business trip
TO Caldwell Sunday returning Mon
day afternoon.
Melted for Mr.. Martin Mayors new
nome south of the e. P. Day resi-
dence.
Miss Gladys May who has been
working in a millinery store in Pay
cite returned home Sunday aluei-
noon to remain until the spring sea
son opens.
Clarence Ransom returned home
| of a UaaKR
visit with friends in Caldwell.
Mrs. Doctor Harvey OF Frultlana,
visited her sister. Mrs. 2. l.. FRANK
the first OF the week.
Mrs. r. Wilson and little son ana
Alven Andrews of Ontario, oregon,
drove to New Plymouth Sunday ana
took dinner at the J. n. Sheldon
home.
Rev. c. A. Blom from near Emmett
was renewing acquaintance In Ne"
Plymouth Saturday.
Mr.. Fred Harper made a business
"trip to Emmett Saturday.
The new Davis home north aest OF
town is now completed and Mrs.
Davis and family will soon be at
home there.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. 8. Hinchliff were
enioyably surprised last Wednesdas
evening when twenty-three OF their
neighbors and friends walked in 10
help them celebrate their twenty
third wedding anniversary. Many
games were enjoyed after which
delicious luncheon of chicken sala.
bread and butter sandwiches, trul,
salad and whipped cream cake ano
coffee were served.
The Riley Recital given by Judge
7 ID Flenner last Friday night was
very well attended and the program
enioyed by all. Mrs. Frank Cross
ami Miss Elsie Strong rendered two
very pretty piano duets and the
solo given by Miss Elsie Strong was
beautiful and very much appreciate a.
The final number was surpr Sc 70
all when two old soldiers Mr.. kn gnt
and Mr.. Snyder, came up the alsie
carving a large flag, followed by
twelve little girls, all carrying small
| Ter flags and marching to the music
Of columbia, the Gem OF the
| Ocean" which later was very I'M
nressively sung by Miss Esther Sund-
| les after which Judge j. ID. rlenner
read Riley's "Old Glory" Then the
entire audience arose and joined IN
| fine chorus. making very nttine
conclusion to the evenings enter
| tainment. -
Work was begun the first OF the
week on Miss Ella Meyers new
house south of j. F. Creasy's on
East boulevard.
Mr. Clare Knight, the youngest
eon of Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Knight ar
rived in New Plymouth last week
from Clear Lake, South DaKota, 70
make his home here with his parents
| this winter.
Ths ceutrei gdrls ere retofcsng ores