Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-07-20
NEW PLYMOUTH MEMS


, home of her parents.
Fred Harper and Walter Larkiin
his brother-in-law, bought one OF th'
Conley forty acres near Emmett on'
day last week, consideration SIC, ,25C
or S256.25 per acre. E. w. NJ. Day
made the deal.
Mr.. Herwig of Boise gave two very
interesting talks Sunday at this
place in the interests of the Anti
Saloon League He spoke in the
Congregational church in the morn
ing and in the Baptist church in
the evening.
I Mrs. Kyes and little son OF Ontario
are visiting at the home OF Mrs,
4 Kyes' sister, Mrs. Plughoff. q
MIR. Amos Scritchfield of Payette
visited New Plymouth in the inter
ests of the Never Leak Pen Co.,
Tuesday.
Mrs. E. ]. Hunter of Tabor, Iowa,
visited over Sunday with her old
Iowa neighbors, B. F. Swatman and
family. Mrs. Hunter viii visit a
sister in Spokane and her father who
lives in Ogden, Utah, and whom she
has not seen for eighteen years, be-
fore her return.
The Friendship class OF the Con-
gregational church enjoyed a jolly
good time at their annual picnic at
McFarland's grove Tuesday. Between
twenty-five and thirty young people
participated A picnic dinner. boat
riding and various games was the
program of the day.
]. F. Coffee and family came over
from Boise in their fine new auto
mobile Sunday to visit few days
with Mrs. Coffee's cousin, Mrs. Fred
Fairman.
Our little city assumes the appear
ance of Fourth of July celebration
every Saturday evening. Country
people make 1t a point to come to
town on that evening to hear the
band play if they stay at home the
rest of the week and the sidewalks
are crowded to overflowing at the
end of each week.
Vernon Creason of Starr, is visit
ing at the home of his sister, Mrs.
Henry Clark east of town.
Miss May Barnard was a New
Plymouth visitor Friday of last
week.
Earnest Meyer is suffering an at
tack of appendicitis but is improving.
Mr.. Eugene Rice of Roswell was
q guest of Paul Drake at the home
of his sister Mrs. Drysdale last Fri
day. Mr.. Rice owns a fine fruit
ranch near the Roswell townsite.
c. w. Rice is down from Mead
ows for a few days ON business.
Rev. Knight and wife are nicely
settled at the parsonage and are at
home to all their friends.
The Misses Mason entertained the
Misses Nellie and Mary Weir, the
Misses Agnes, Lillian and Charlotte
Swatman, and Miss Edna Campbell
at their home last Thursday after
noon. A very pleasant time was
had by all.
Mrs. Hinchliff's class, The Royal
Circle, packed picnic dinner last
Friday morning and went up to Nc
Farland's grove, one of the finest
places in this part of the country
for a picnic TO spend the day. They
came home in the cool of the even
ing, tired but well satisfied with
their days fun.
The ice cream social given by
the Royal Highlanders on the school
house lawn was we'll attended last
Saturday evening and neat sum
was realized.
Lean Smith sold his residence on
West boulevard to ]. H. Beamgard on
Wednesday of last week. Mr.. Beam
gard closed a deal the same day
whereby he disposed of his fine ranch
west of town to a Mr.. Flock of Ne
braska. We are glad TO welcome
this estimable family to our little
city.
J. F. Greasy, Louis Wachter and
A. R. ingalls, went over to interview
the county commissioners at Cald-
well Wednesday and on to Boise on
business.
The Catholic ladies' will give an
ice cream social Saturday evening
on the school lawn.
Rev. Blom of Emmett was shak,
ing hands with friends on our streets
Tuesday.
Miss Phoebe Sheldon accompanied
by her brother Donald, went to Ros,
well Wednesday to attend the big
Parma Roswell annual picnic.
A. D. Looney Of the Wright-Wilkie
v