Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-02-01
NEW PLYMOUTH NEWS

last week.
The Womans Christian Temper
ance Union meets with Mrs. Beam
guard Friday afternoon.
Miss Perry was an over Sunday
visitor at her home near Emmett last
week.
The Annual Bazaar and supper CIV
en- by the Catholic ladies OF this
place will be held Wednesday night,
February 7th. at the Pioneer Hall.
Mr. l. n. Snyder Of Clearwater, Ne
braska. is here visiting at the home
OF his father.in.law, Mr.. Henderson.
Mr.. Snyder came here from Los Ange
les. California. where he has been
looking after the business interests
OF his brother who was killed there.
Mr.. Snyder will go from here to
Charleston. Washington, to visit his
own parents and later will return
with his family and will probably To-
cate here.
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Anderson of
Glenns Ferry. Idaho. were visiting
friends and relatives in New Ply
mouth last week.
Mr.. and Mrs w. s. Hinchlilf and
son Paul were business visitors in
Payette and Ontario last Thursday.
Mrs w. X. Bowers of Payette, Wis
tied her daughter, Mrs. Fred Fairman
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. f. Knight, Clar-
ence Knight and Miss Mary Weir
spent the evening at the J. X. Shell
don home last Wednesday.
Mr. A. II. Bean left Wednesday
for Welser where he at
tended the Horticultural meeting at
that place. From there he went to
Hood River and before returning will
visit in Spokane, Seattle, Portland
and Northern California.
Mr.. Lloyd Knight of Emmett visite
lt the home Of his parents, Rev. and
Mrs. II. f. knight the fore part of
he week He filled the pulpit at
he Congregational church Sunday
evening.
It was hard to tell which felt the
happier Monday afternoon. over the
arrival Of a little son at the home
If Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Greasy, Mr..
Greasy over his first son or Grand
"a Meyer over his only grandson.
Mrs. Belle Smith left Friday morn
ng for Denver, Colorado, to visit her
on Rodney.
Mr.. Wayland Strong of Ontario
5 visiting here in New Plymouth
his week.
The pupils Of the eighth grade are
ejoicing over the completion OF
he midyear State examinations which
hey took last week.
The sad news was received last
eek of the death of Mrs. c. A.
trong's mother in Easton. Penn.
Irs. Strong will remain a few weeks
18th her father and then visits her
On Wendle and other relatives in
ansas before returning home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Castle are re-
,icing over the arrival of son
orn January 30.
A lecture will be given by Rev.
T. Knight at the Congregational
lurch Friday evening Feb. End UNI
n the auspices of the Christian En-
,ayor Society. Mr. Knight will
Teak on THE "reminiscences of a
)y Soldier" and as MIR. Knight was
lie OF the youngest to enter the
ar the lecture will be very inter {
ting. Special patriotic music will a
mpany the lecture. The admission
optional, being in the nature of
free will offering, each one paying
methlng at the door but just what
thinks he can to help with the
tristan Endeayor work
a house warmgin party was ten
red Mr. and Mrs. Martin Mayer d
st Wednesday evening at their z
aasant new home on South Ply
fNtA aAhNAufs ht NAtfAs bFNh ] n
Q places gave the home a special
.ractiye appearance About thirty 7
their friends enjoyed the even n
: with them playing various games
.er which dainty refreshments were
rved. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Washburn who have
On living in the d. j. Graves place
edo last week in the c. w. VII u'
/ cottage on the South boule- e
3D.
4 business meeting OF all the of. P'
.al members OF the Congregational
lrch was held last Monday after M
IN at the parsonage Much bust p;
Is was accomplished.
The Joint installation OF the Re an
ca and odd Fellows Lodges was IA
d last Friday evening at Creasy's 81
H. Past President Sarah 2. Dris-
acting as installing officer for -,
Rebeccas and MIR. Walter Burke.
trfet DaDutv Grand Mastar og In. ~