Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-06-01

! joicing over the arrival OF little
: son at their home Sunday. May 2Sth.
: Last Friday Henry Sundles was
: nine years and Saturday Loren Ran
som was ten years old and to ceie-
brate the events the parents OF
each extended invitations to a num-
Der of their little playfellows and
, they had a jolly time at the home
of the latter Friday afternoon. The
!, past-time was the national game
of base ball after which ice cream
and cake were served.
While cut for ashort drive Sunday
afternoon Mrs. c. A. Strong and
daughter Elsie we're fortunate in es-
Gaping serious injury. When in
front of the Charlie Bean place
south of town the horses became en-
tangled in a telephone wire which
had blown down and they began
backing and backed the buggy and
occupants into the ditch throwing
both women out Aside from thor
oUgh wetting and shaking up and a
slight break to the harness no 9th
er damage was done.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Dority
on Saturday morning May 9th. a
son.
Mrs. Smith of Boise was looking
after her orchard interests at this
place Monday She was a guest Of
Mrs. J. II. Hanigan.
Agent Fairman reported seventy
five tickets sold at New Plymouth
for Payette to people going to the
circus and besides these there was
large number that drove down.
The number attending the decora-
ton day exercises was small owing
to the large crowd going to Payette
to see the Sells-Floto Shows.
Wayland Strong was over from
Ontario Sunday to visit the home
felix's.
Eleven motor cycles passed through
town Tuesday on their way from
Boise to Payette.
DIR. Drysdale, Prof C. A Strong,
Everett and Wayland Strong autoed
to Ontario Wednesday of last week.
Prof. Strong went on to Caldwell on
educational business.
Miss Nellie Hinchliff was in Pay
cite a few days last week visiting
friend.
John Miller and wife of WeisSr
were visiting their brother Howard
Miller the fore part of the week.
Attorney Walter Cupp was a BUSH
ness visitor in our little city Friday.
A deal was made last week where
by H. B. Mcintyre became owner OF
the corner lot north of Fred Fair.
mans residence and David Casio
mas some stock in the evaporator.
Miss Gladys May has organized a
sewing circle composed of the little
girls in Miss Nellie Weir's class of
the Congregational Sunday school.
A. w. Ransom received telegram
Friday from his brother conveying
the sad news that his father had suf-
fered a paralytic stroke at the
brothers home in Salem, oregon.
On account of his advanced age, "a
years, his recovery is doubtful. Mr.
Ransom started at ONCE for Salem
to be at the bedside of his father,
Mrs. Walter Burke delightfully."- en'
tertained number of young people
at her home last Friday night In hon
or of her niece, Miss Florence Nc
Laughlin of Sprague, Washington
Dainty refreshments were served.
Relatives report that Edgar Will
fong's health is much improved since
his arrival at his old home in South
ern Kansas. His many friends in
and around Plymouth will be glad
to learn of this.
Dick Dorsten has so far recovered
from his recent sick spell that he
was able to go back to his home
at Falk's Store Tuesday morning.
C. w. Rice and son Harry, have
gone to their homestead near Mea-
dows. The family will follow in a
few weeks.
Roy White visited Boise Saturday
for business.
Rev. Stanton Of Payette occupied
the Congregational pulpit last Sun
day. Rev. Brown of Boise will preach
next Sunday.
George Blayden spent Sunday with
his family.
Word has been received by New
Plymouth friends that Earl Phetta-
place and wife are the proud parents
of boy.
Joseph Sheldon went to Caldwell
last week to move his sisters from
their cottage to the ladies' dormi-
tor. A new rule has been passed re-
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