Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-07-04
NEW PLYMOUTH NEWS

June oVtu.
Misses Ella Meyer and Gertrud
Alderman left Tuesday morning 70
Boise where they will spend the At
and visit relatives for few days.
Mrs. Ella Easter attended the Sun
day School convention at Pocatell'
last week as delegate from thu
Congregational Sunday School. Sh'
gave her report Sunday morning ant
reported a good time and a splendid
convention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Weidner ant
son Wesley visited at the home o.
Mrs. Weidner's parents Mr.. and Mrs
L. E. Cox, over Sunday this week.
Mr.. C. A. Strong made business
trip to Boise this week returning
home Saturday.
DR.. Drysdale left Saturday for
Portland, Oregon where he will at
tend medical meeting.
Mrs Ray Nichols returned home
Tuesday from an extended visit
with her parents at Idaho City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bane and Harry Bean
made business trip to Ontario
Tuesday.
Bernard Eastman returned home
Saturday from business trip to
Cleveland Ohio.
Clifford Chadwick was a business
visitor in Ontario Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Fred Harper visit
ed Saturday and Sunday at the home
of Mr. Harper's sister, Mrs. Larkin,
on the Emmett bench this week.
]. w. Lynch sold ten acres Of
orchard located south of the C. NJ.
Mcbride orchard, last week for $3.50
per acre to Mr.. Geo. Shook O.
Akron, Ohio. Mr.. Sacok was very
much pleased with the valley and
regretted having to return to Ohio.
A Sunday School educational con-
ference will be held at the Congrega-
tional church Friday morning and
evening July 9Th. Rev. B. Fisher
Of SIN Francisco, California, Rev. R.
B. Wright and Rev. Thompson of
Boise will deliver helpful addresses
and will need no introduction as all
hrae have been E-7FA ;~ernrr The
session will begin at two o'clock in
he afternoon and eight o'clock in
he evening.
Mrs. Elizabeth McClintock and son
Miller of Long Reach, California and
Mrs. BrenEam and daughter of Cedar
Rapids, Nebraska are visiting at the
home OF their sister Mrs. E. E.
Cox this week They are on their
way east from California, Mrs. Brenh
to her home and Mrs. McClintock to
take charge of her farm in northern
Missouri.
Mrs Jim Chasteer and children re-
turned home Thursday afternoon af-
ter an extended visit at the home |
Of her parnets in Fruita, Colorado |
and was accompanied by her sister |
Miss Brown who will visit here for
some time.
had their first experience in putting
)ut fire Saturday afternoon when
he Congregational Parsonage barn
.aught fire and would have burned
o the ground had it not been for its
timely assistance The roof was COM
,letely burned but all the stock
we're saved. The origin of the fire
S mystery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Thabert re-
urned to their home in Van Wyck
his week after a weeks visit here
With relatives.
The Christian Endeavor of the
church held their
monthly business meeting at the w.
!. Hinchliff home Monday evening
he majority of the members were
resent and after the business SEES
ion patriotic social was enjoyed.
he idea of country school was
arried out and an impromtu patriotic
chool program was given. Each girl
rought a luncheon for two In
fter finding partners in a novel
'ay.
Fred Harper met with quite loss
his week by having a fine three year
Id colt badly cut in the wire. 1t is
Dubtful wheather it will ever heal or
ot
The members of the congregational
lurch were pleased Sunday morn
& to find that their paster Rev.
night had presented the church
It'll new book racks placed on the
Ick of each seat. This is great in
'oyement for now the books will not
I'VE to lay on the seats and be
ways falling to the floor.
Mesers Carlyle and Everett Smock
Il Elmer Swatman drove to the
ttion ranch west of Ontario Mon
V afternoon for short visit.
DR.. Campbell, office over Emma
eatre, telephone connections.