Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-06-06
new PLYMOUTH NEWS

Fccks visit In JordOn Valley will
relatives.
Miss Stanley slsler WHO ha
been staying at the home Of he
uncle Mr. Walter Sister and gcirg 4
, echool inHew Plymouth left Fridal
afternoon for Seattle Wasl. whe.,
shewill remain for some tire y;sitnl
liatltta.
Miss Lonisa Mcdowell a Eugene
| Orc ION visited al the home o.
Misses Phoebe Sheldon aud Charlotte
swa man the fcrepart Of Inc week.
The many friends ofCscar Fi.ci
icrmer Paycttc Valley resident but
more recently OF Portland, ore, will
besorry TO learn Of his sad mlsfoF
tune. While at the carpenters trade
he received an injury 70 one Of his
eyes and Il has so affected the other
that he has lost the sight Of both,
/ Tho doctors fear there Is very little
" no hopee OF recovering the sight
Of either. Mr.. Fitch is a son.in.law o
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Albert Of this
place
Mr.. Ludwig Thompson of Boise.
Idaho was a guest at the II. F. Knigh
home the fore part OF the week.
Chlldrens Day will be observed nsxt
Sunday morning at both the Bap.
list and Congregational churches q.
Good programs are being prepared
IN both Sunday Schools.
,MP sndM ~, f. NJ. Phinney Of
Wichita, Kansas wsrs looking over
their Payette Valley property which
they recently purchased Of MFs. II.
y. woc1e and calling on old Kansas
rlends the latter part of the week,
What might have been a serious
accident occurred Sunday eve lag near
Falk when Tom Castles team ran
away. Mr. and Mrs.C astle were re.
urning home from visiting friends
when the neck yoke fell down and
tnSauddon Jau thobaby was thrown
from Mrs. Castles lap and into di'cj
whore the water was very deep and
the elder one was thrown aka nst a
barb wire fence cutting IS face. Tie
doctor was summoned and adminis er-I
Cd 70 their needs They were IN
decd fortunate to escape with NJ
more serious results
Thee hrlstain Endeayor Society
ct tbs Congresationalchurch enioyei
a Rastime soei~i 1t tie home CT
Miss Phoebe Sheldon. Tuesday eFAG-
ing. The young ladies were attir-
cd Observation-Disclosures and the boys
~ 9ysFalls and colored shirts, Each
enc not thus altiTeq we're fined ten
cents and deprived of their supper. a
Jolly good time was enjoyed by all
and supper was served at la's heuf
One OF the important features OF
he evening was the breaking o'the
g, n. b4sks which had been distri-
luted tothsnsmbersalmgst two month
before and quite a sum OF mVues veg
obtained for the expenses of the state
Convention which is TO occur in June
M,ss EdnaStuye and Graham Davis
had IN experience last Thursday
do not wish 90 have re.
They had made 4 business
Trip to Payette driving Graham's
sslsjted team and had gone but a
short distance on their return to
Plymouth when they n8ticed that the
brides had been changed aud IN Try |
ing 10 change them one Of the |
horses became frightened andboited /
forward knocking Mr. Davis down I
,nd breaking his right aFmbetween
he elbow and shoulder lie was
aiken 10 Dr. Avey's office and the
Irm dressed and he came to New
plymouth on the train the next
morning and is doing nicely. Miss
,dna had alighted fromthebuggy be-
pre- the team started thereby avoid
,g perhaps a serious injury. The
,am ran quite distance snd into an
richard up and down severalrowsoi
'eCs. tipped over the buggy and 1
range 10 SHY All TUE utiAdtt ubhN u
, the rig was broken single tree, +
The X. of p. Lodge No 81 held c
cir regular meeting aud election S
officers last Monday evening aud r
g following officerswil take charge L
ring the following term,
u, Beary, Chancellor Commsn' or
II. Brown, Vice Chancellor Com
,uder Homer Cheney, Prelate
orgo Ockorman. Master Exchequer
f. Swatmau. Master OF France OF
p. Day Master OF Work: H. Il, OF
,rke, Keeper OF recordaud seals; ~
FIaCrune. Truster;W r. Me ye
oagh timer Guard W. F. Ringer. VI
teF Guara O'
'iisS Bessie THOMPSON lei Sat- WI
lay for Caldwell where she wi, th
Il for few days with relative s, 70
udc Springsteen will join her in W
dwell next Monday aud after visit 20