Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-11-20

Fine Product Being Turned
Out by tho New Ply
mouth Plant.
fcapital News Special service)

(C4pltdI NcWS SpcClul ScINAScI VI
New Plymouth, Nov. 20.-Work at
the New Plymouth evaporator is pro-
ceeding without Interruption. and will
continue until freezing weather conf
pels the plant to close. A crew of IA
is working day and night in an effort
to handle the apples AZ rapidly az pos
sible. over 100 tons OF which Will pass
through the plant this season. Forty
tons Of prunes are now undergoing
their last PROCESSING and will soon re
ready for the market. The evaporated
apples and prunes are a much nicer
product than was turned out in 1911
and ready sale is found for both, mt
figures which are deemed quite salts
factory. Large quantities Of cider and
vinegar is also being manufactured.
Mr.. McIntire, manager Of the plant.
plans to operate the plant on a much
large scale another year. as the de-
mand for first class evaporated fruits
Of all kinds is greater every year.
Rumors are again afloat about the
early construction of first class ho,el
opposite the Farmers State bank. 1t
is thought a stock company will be
formed by local people. similar to that
which was organized to build the
Pioneer block. A move in this direc-
ton will no doubt be encouraged by
New Plymouth people as everyone
realizes that a first class hotel is In
despensable in any town and big
factor in holding the patronage of the
travelling public.
Mrs. A. r. ingalls, and Mrs. Walter
Burke attended special meeting Of
the Portia club at Payette Tuesday
afternoon. The meeting was held in
honor of Mrs. Pittenger of Boise. state
president Of the Federation of Woman's
clubs.
Rev. Thomas Packard OF Wendell ar
rived Saturday to assume his duties as
pastor Of the Baptist church, to which
post he was caeeed some weeks ago.
Mrs. Packard is expected to join her
husband here this week.
The officers OF the Park View Inn
provement club met Monday afternoon
at the home OF Mrs. J. w. Lynch for
the purpose of perfecting plans for
holding the annual bazaar and supper
which this year takes place Dec. u at
Pioneer hall. Afroast chicken supper
will be served at $3.50 p. M, after which
all kinds Of fancy work as well as the
more useful articles will be on sale
at the various booths at reasonable
prices. A fish pond with all sorts Of
wonderful things in 1t will be one OF
the features to delight the children.
The ladies' plan still more work IN
the cemetery grounds another year
which in time they hope to see quite as
beautiful as any in the state and the
funds derived during the bazaar will
go toward this very important work.
Wilson Bros. of Ontario will open
a first class grocery store here this
week, arrangements having been made
Monday for two large rooms in the
Pioneer block.
The members of the Congregational
chur,h very happily surprised Rev. and
Mrs. H. +. Knight Tuesday evening,
the occasion being their forty third
wedding anniversary. The pretty little
parsonage was crowded to it's utmost
capacity with the friends of Rev. and
Mrs. Knight, who since coming here
have made warm place In the hearts
of many New Plymouth people. The
self-invited guests went laden with
good things to eat. which always
rounds out occasions OF this kind so
evening number of handsome pieces
Of china were presented to Rev. and
Mrs. Knight, both OF whom expressed
their appreciation of the thoughtful
ness which prompted the kindly act, In
a few well chosen words.
Walter. the young son OF L. r. Van
Wrinkle, and Ashton. the eight year old
son of Rev. A. B. Minaker, were OPP
Grated upon few days ago for en-
larged tonsils and adenoids. DIR. Drys-
dale performed the operations. Both
children are doing nicely.
Appropriate Thanksgiving exercises
will be held in the New Plymouth
schools Wednesday afternoon at 1870.
Valley View school will also have L
Thanksgiving program.
The Payette Valley Teachers asso-
citation meet in Emmett next Saturday
for the discussion of many topics
which have a direct bearing upon the
general welfare of the public schools OF
tho valley. c. A. Strong, superintend-
emit Of the New Plymouth schools, has
been invited to speak upon 1.-THE Prac-
tical in Education" subject viii III
he is eminently fitted to discuss.
The Congregational and Baptist
churches will hold q union service
Thank sgiving morning at IL o'clock az
the Baptist church. Special music will
be feature Of the service.