Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-07-11
NEW PLYMOUTH NEWS

eilildH vi NdluWtli are FlSiLlnS THIS
week at the home of Rev. A. B.
Minaker
Misses Ruby and yerna Lammey
and Mr.. Lamb OF Ontario wore Fourtf
of July visitors at the A. w. Ran
som home last week.
Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Fishburn are
rejoicing over the arrival of a daugh-
ter June 9th.
Harold Bane met with a very
painful and serious accident last
Saturday afternoon when ne was
thrown from a horse, disIocating
his shoulder and getting badly bruis-
ed. Medical attendance could not
be attained at once and the arm be-
came badly swollen.
Mrs. Geo. Eoor and children are
visiting this week at the home Of
her sister IN law Mrs. Charlie Lock
ner.
Clarence Knight made a trip to
Emmett Monday and returned home
Wednesday.
Mrs. Henry WeidIer and son
Wesley were visiting at the hcme of
her parents Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Cox
the fore part of the week
Mr.. C. A. Strong made business
trip to Emmett, SATURDAY..
Mr.. Lou Detrick returned home
Saturday form Council where he
has been working the past few
months for the Iessa Orchard Co.
Mr.. P. Monroe Smcck returned Fri
day evening from Blackfcot where
he went to deliver their Fourth of
July address.
Mr.. Cross of Cleveland, Ohio. is
making an extended visit at the
home of Jacob Cramp.
The fine how residence of Mr.. c.
\. Strong OF West Boulevard is
now nearing completion and will pro
badly be ready for occunancy this
week. This new residence is one
of the finest in New Plymouth and
has all of the modern conveniences
and Improvements.
DR.. Bartlett OF st. Louis. Missouri,
visited over Sunday at the homo of
DR.. Drysdale this week on his way
home from attending the medical
meeting at Portland, Oregon.
Mr.. SlaybaCgh, who has been in
tie Payctte Valley for some tine
to his home in Cleveland,
Ohio. last Saturday.
The Sunday School Educational
held here last Friday
afternoon and evening was well at
tended and much good was gained. |
Rev. Fisher and Mr.. Thompson gave
splendid addresses and talks, the
object of which was to establish the /
Sunday School graded lessons in
all Sunday Schools
Miss Ella Cramp entertained
few friends at her home last Wednes- ,
day evening in honor of Mr.. Cross /
who recently arrived from Cleveland |
Ohio. The evening was delightfully."- 1
spent in playing old fashioned /!
games after which the guests were |
lshered into the dinning room |
where a dainty luncheon was spread.
Those present were, Misses Nellie /
Phoebe Sheldon. Nellie |
Weir. Mary Weir, L:lliaa Swatnan.
Charlotte Swatman and Messurs. ice
Rothrock. Paul Weir. Archie Weir, |
and Mr.. Synder.
Mrs. Elizabeth McClintock and I
Mrs. Benham. who have been visit
ing at the home of tEeir sister Mrs. |
E. L. Cox left for Wisconsin ana
other points Saturday afternoon.
Howard Miller and his mother
spent the Fourth of July, &s We!ser
at the home of John Miller and
'amny
Mr.. F. S. Stevens who has been
New Plymouth's accommodating post
master for the past eleven years
departed for Boise "Wednesday morn I
ing of last week where he spent the
lOurtn. attCrWulCu ne tSAN Aoi W.
land and other western points
After an extended visit in 'he west
he will so cast to visit friends and
relatives.
Carl. the son of Mr.. and Mrs. o. w
Johnson is suffering with a broken
aEm. which is the result of fall |
from horse.
The Fourth Of July was spent
very quitely in New Plymouth this
year. A number of femily's with
their relatives enjoyed picnic din
ner on different lawns while others
spent the day at the river and still
others went away to celebrations
In neishboring towns. The largest
number probably drove to Falk.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Blayden and
two daughters from northwestern
Nebraska are visiting this week at
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