Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-02-08
d places Monday.

! whereby he becomes owner OF Ihe |
#. NJ. Gould forty acres Of sagebrush |
and east of town. Consideration,
$4,000.
P. Monroe Smock and wife who |
have been visiting in Pennsylvania |
.or the past six weeks returned TO |
their home Thursday.
Miss Charlotte Swatman went to /
Caldwell Saturday morning for
weeks visit with her sister, Lillian, /
at Finney Hall. The students o.
the College of Idaho have just COM
pleted the first semester's eX2mina-
ions and they will relax a little
from their efforts and celebrate the
event. The Y. NJ. c. a. and the y.
W. C. A to which two societies near
i.y the whole student body are men,
oers will give a big banquet at the
lormitory Friday evening, Feb. 3.
J. B. Fisher was a business visitor
in Payette Wednesday OF last week.
Glenn Phettaplace eldest son OF
c. E. Phettaplace arrived in New
. Plymouth the fore part of the week
, TO be with his parents. He has
been in The Dalles, Oregon, for the
Y past year.
+ The lecture given by Rev. H. F.
Knight last Friday night on the
"reminiscences Of a Boy Soldier, was
listened TO by fair sized but appre-
+ ciatiye audience. Mr.. Knight knew
4 whereof he spoke being enc Of the
Youngest soldiers to enter the army
O He was only fourteen years OF age
!. when he enlisted He told OF his
q capture and Imprisonment in a South
q enr prison and also told of some OF
the thrilling experiences, narrow
% escapes and doom of some of his
+ comrades.
A. C. Weatherhead who came to
=, New Plymouth last August to try
10 the climate of the Payette Valley
~ for asthma, did not receive the
benefits he had hoped for and start
-. ed for Longmont. Colorado, Thurs
" day morning to try the curative pow
u Iers of that climate. He will Wis
Ct in Longmont and Wray and Other
points before returning to his home
nj N Tabor, Iowa.
[s A. D. Wells who has been visiting
10 his daughter in Cashmere, Washing
ton, returned to New Plymouth
February LIST. Mr.. Wells is the faith
-, Ier Of our townsman, F. G. Wells.
The Catholic ladies held their an
Z nual bazaar and supper in the P.
= Icneer hall Wednesday night and a
- is usually the case a fine suppe
was served, many pretty and use
se Jul articles were sold and the cal
en- DIV booth which was presided owe
by some of the young ladies OF tn
I'LL church was literally patronized.
ice In a recent letter from Mr.. an
Jon Mrs. Fred Harper who have been
Aid Southern California for the pa
me two months, they report the oran2
-hu harvest in progress. The seVel
on frosts of the winter injured II
Ine crop to some extent. Mr.. and MI
Oh HARPER have made their headqual
-er- ers at Los Angeles, but have yislt'
Pasadena. Mt. Lowe, Santa An
,"n Orange, Long Beach, Redondo Beac
1ay Venice, Berkely, Oakland and 81
VIII Francisco. They have seen Di
men fly, picked ripe oranges frc
on the trees and have been in a la
the Of beautiful flowers and yet tn
write that the Payette Valley W
arm look good to them and they will
rick glad to get back to Idaho again.
'uns Sherman Cox who has been
lock tending the College of Idaho
ard Caldwell came home Monday an
IN will assist Mr.. Baird who lives sol
'eeh east of town in the bee busine
MI Sherman has taken a fancy to t
ang-