Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-05-30
NEW PLYMOUTH NEWS

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New Plymouth. consisting Of prize
destinations. debates and musical
numbers. The program Is given at
the invitation Of the c. of /. Boost
er Club Of New Plymouth. No ad-
mission will be charged and every
body invited
Miss Edna Stuye and her mother.
Mrs. Ed. Stuve we're business visit
ors in Payette Tuesday.
Mr.. VIII Edwards made a business
trip to Ontario Tuesday.
Mrs. VIII HurrIe and Mrs. Doro-
thy were transacting business in
Payette Wednesday.
Miss Julia Hanigan who is attend
ing st. Teresa's Academy in Boise
this year, returned home Thurs
day morning to attend the Com
mencement program in New Ply
mouth.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. K. Sheldon ami
sons Lauren and Donald, left Mon
day morning for an extended visit
in Kingman Kolony, Oregon, where
they will do some work on their
I homestead there.
Mr. John Fisher was a business
visitor in Boise last week return
ing home Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. C. Lillibridge of
Hutchinson, Kansas, were guests at
the Thos. Weir home last week. Mr..
and Mrs Lillibridge were returning
/ from a trip through California and
stopped to visit ole kansas fr.enCs
! Miss Daisy Mason went to Fay
cite Friday evening to attend tie
Commencement Exercises there.
Messrs R. H. Cleaver and ]. ].
Plowhead of Caldwell were business
visitors in New Plymouth Friday.
Mrs. P R. Ketchum of Bose s Wis
iting friends in New Plymouth this
week.
Mr. Sherman G. King OF Eo.se was
transacting business in New Ply
mouth Friday.
Tuesday evening very pleasant
sUrprsse was perpetrated on Elmer, !
Rachel and Clarence Ransom when Z
about thirty-five young people arr.v- {
cd at their home after gathering in .
a body at the Howard Miller ranch.
Enjoyable games were played and
refreshments, ice cream and crack
Is. were served at a late hour.
The New Plymouth Fruit Growers
Union viii hold its annual meeting,
June 4th, at which time the new
Officers for the ensuing year will be
a,o2t@d.
The members of the eighth grade
started in the summer vacation in
Ike right way Saturday morning
NV them starting for the picnic .
grounds across the river in McFar-
and's grove and needless to say
lat they had glorious time, with
'-enty 10 eat and congenial crowd. :
RS. W. K. Bowers of Paye,te visit
at the home of her daughter. q
.irs. Fred aFirman Thursday and :
friday of last week and attended
he school program Thursday even
ne.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Ransom and
Lulu were business visitors =
i Ontario Wednesday. :
Miss Irene Carr of Emmett was
guest of Miss Clara Alderman the
Isl of last week and the first of this. =,
Mr.. p Z. SiIket was unfortunate
receiving a very bad fall last
Wednesday. Mr.. Silket was assist
lg in building a large barn for Mr.
ernard Eastman and a man driving -
y striking the twenty foot scat =
I'D with the hay rack knocking it =,
own and Mr. Silket fell with il. :,
was at first thought the injury
ould prove serious but Mr.. Silket :,
as removed to his home in Fruit =
nd and is doing nicely at this =
me.
The Commercial clubs of the Pay =
tie aVIley consisting Of New Ply =
luth. Fruitland. Payette and EN- =
att and a number Of fruit growers
Il take advantage Of the excursion
d attend joint meeting at EN- -
It Tuesday, June 4th. A move
mt is on hand to have the stores
sed on that day so that all may u
nd v
lr. Jack Watkins of Caldwell was
New Plymouth Friday and sub
naed Messrs. A. Relyea and A.
ingalls, to the District court in
iwell.
rs. Chas- Lockner and Mrs. c. B.
srsou we're business visitors in II
lior Monday.
asst Wednesday evening about fiji
friends and neighbors surprised
David Niswander on his sixtieth
ldsy at his home. Ice cream
cake We're seved and a good
l. III