Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-04-11
NEW PLYMOUTH NEWS


week.
George Boor of Emmett was 4
New Plymouth visitor last Tuesday.
Miss Rachel Ransom was transact
ing business to Payette last Wednes
day.
Mr.. Harry Bean who has been at
tending school this year at McMinn
vile, Oregon, returned home last
week for the summer.
Mrs. B. l.. Wells was visiting rel
atives and friends in Payette last
week returning home Thursday after
noon.
Mr.. c. A. Strong and daughter e.
sic were Payette visitors last Sat
urday
Mr.. Bruce Campbell who has been
working in one of the drug stores OF
Boise returned home Saturday even
ing for a short visit.
Miss Gladys May of Payette and
her friend Miss James spent Easter
at Miss Mays home in New Ply
mouth.
Mr. Robert Galbraith, who recent
ly sold all his property here started
this week for Iowa but will visit and
look over the country in South Da-
kota before reaching his destination.
Mr.. Lloyd Knight and family of
Emmett were over Sunday visitors
at the home of Mr.. Knights par
ents. Rev. and Mrs. H. F. Knight
of this place.
Harry Dillon returned home Satur-
day evening from a trip to Albion
Nebraska, where he took the body
of his father for burial
DR.. E. F. A. Drake arrived in New
Plymouth Thursday evening from
Portland for an extended visit at
the home of her daughter, Mrs. w.
F. Drysdale.
DR.. Bird of Sweet, Idaho, and DR..
Cummings of Emmett were in New
Plymouth this week in consultation
with DR.. Drysdale of this place.
John Christianson was renewing
acquaintances in New Plymouth
Thursday morning.
Mr.. Crone of Emmett was an over
Sunday visitor at the Leo Schmidt
home last week. They were old |
friends in Davenport, Iowa, and Mr..
Crone has been in the Hood River
Valley for the past several years,
Miss Meta Niswander and Mrs.
w. Fred Harper went to Payette
last Saturday to attend a meeting
of the officers of the Payette Val
lev Christian EndeavOr Union ana
as the result of this meeting a T.
E. Rally will be held here April
goth. There will be an all day SEES
sion and a good program arranged
for
Mr., Hambleton, father of Mrs. Ray
Nichols, and assessor of Boise Coun-
tv arrived in New Plymouth last
week for an extended visit here.
Mrs. Hambleton has been here for
some time and is now quite i'll at
her daughters home.
Mrs. Nichols and daughter cara
came Saturday evening for a short
visit at the home of Mrs. Nichols
daughter. Mrs. Earl Mccullough,
Mr.. George Stuart of Peonia, Col
orado. arrived here Thursday mcrn-
ing and visited with friends start
ing home again Monday morning. Mr.
Stuart used to live here In this
valley. but sold his property to Ber-
nard Eastman before leaving, lie"
years ago.
Probate Judge Henry was a New
visitor one day last week.
Miss Laura Wachter made a bust
ness trip to Payette Monday.
Mr.. w. C. Rhodes arrived in Ne"
Plymouth from Cleveland, Ohio last
week. to look after his interests
here.
A number of young people enjoy
ID a Leap Year party at the nome
If Howard Miller last Friday even .
ng. Different games were played
.fter which delicious refreshments
yerd served. T.;
Miss Phoebe Sheldon entertained
1t her home last Friday evening the
,oung people of New Plymouth VINO
lad attended the College of Ida
10 at Caldwell. delightful even
ne was spent and dainty refresh
nents were served.
The Easter Services were well at
ended at all three churches here
asst Sunday and were much enjoyed
~ all.
Miss Madden is very seriously Ill
It her home west of town. this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Woodward ana
laughter of Cleveland, Ohio. were
n New Plymouth this week looking I
,ver the country and purchased I
art of the old Bokwell rranch. Z
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Greasy and