Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-08-03
NEW PLYMOUTH NEWS
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

l.. X van Wlnhle VINO underwent an
operation at the home of her son
4 for an abnormal growth on one OF
her lower limbs has so far recovered
t as to be able TO return to her
home in Parma Thursday morning.
Dr.. Jacobsen and sister and DR..
Hargerly of Payette drove to New
/ Plymouth Wednesday evening on
, business.
The Woman's Christian Temperate
/ Union viii meet at the home of Mrs.
Earl Mccullough Friday afternoon
J and full attendance is desired as
) there is important business 10 come
Deofre the Union.
J. H. Beamgard has had deep
: well drilled on his new property on
West boulevard.
:. Fifty two young people enjoyed a
surprise on Rev. and Mrs. Knight
j ,ne evening last week.
i George Boor of Emmett was in
New Plymouth the latter part of the
week looking after the telephone bus
mess.
Rev. Blom of near Emmett was
on cur streets Wednesday of last
week
James Niswander formerly of New
Plymouth but more recently OF
Bluffton, Ohio, and his cousin, Mr.
Lugabiel are visiting at the David
Tiswander home.
/ The dance given at Pioneer hall
last Friday night was well attended.
1 Mrs. win Kinney of Nampa, a.
sister of j. H. Hanigan came Mon
day to visit friends and relatives.
Miss Elsa Pierson and sister Helen
OF Fruitland were visiting friends in
our little city Monday.
Two or three small boys and al
match created quite a little excite
ment Thursday afternoon. The boys
had been swimming in the Noble
ditch east of Mr.. Meyers residence
and on their return they set fire to
some dry foxtail and in short time
it spread to alarming proportions.
..Ir. Myers and a few others hasten
ed to the scene and soon had the
flames subdued. Aside from some
badly frightened boys no damage
was done and We think it will be a !
lesson to them to be more careful |
with matches in the future.
Paul Lewis of Payette attended
Christian Endeavor at New Plymouth
Sunday night
The Misses James of Payette were
over Sunday guests at the Carl Lane
home west of town.
H. Z. Dunn of Payette was bust
ness visitor in New Plymouth Fri
day.
The Kensington club met at the
home of the Misses Swatman last
Wednesday evening and notwithstand
ing the warm weather there were
thirteen members present. The next
meeting will be with Miss Marie Ack-
erman.
The Christian Endeavor held bus
mess meeting In the lecture room of
the church Tuesday evening which
was well attended
Charles Gilmore who has been Wis
iting with his old classmate of boy
hood days, DIR. Drysdale. started for
California last Friday.
The ice cream social given by the
Ladies Aid OF the Congregational
church last Saturday night was a
great success. The society took in
over forty dollars.
The Misses Caroline Wachter, Lau-
ra Fuess and Mrs. Peddie of Her
man, Nebraska, are visiting relatives
at the Wachter and Ackerman homes
and other Nebraska frien-s in ana
around New Plymouth. This party
are touring the west having come
from Herman on the Canadian Pa
cific r. r. and they visited in Van
cOuver and Seattle for a time and al
ter a two months visit in Southern
Idaho will return to their homes by
way of the Denver and Rio GTande.
Ole Bates came over from Cali
well Sunday and visited Payette, Frui
land and New Plymouth IN the III
terests of the Christian Endea, or so
eieties at these places. This is
Ole's first visit to this society sincel
mis- election to the county presidency
of the c. +. Union and the object
of his visit here was to arouse en-
thusiasm for the county convnetion !
to be held in Nampa in the latter
part of August.
J. r. Field of Emmett was shak-
ing hands with friends on our streets
Tuesday.
Mabel and Paul Niswander, child
ren Of Rev. Niswander OF Nampa
are visiting at the home OF their