Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-08-01
NEW PLYMOUTH NEWS

Gesday
Mrs. Celia Jeks left for her HON,
in Butte, Montana Friday morning
She will visit over Sudaay in Pocatel
10 and so on to Butte Monday.
MIR and Mrs. Ora Munsen are n
joicing over the arrival of a daughter
born July 22nd.
Mrs. Esther Morrison and daughter
Naude left Tuesday morning fol
eir home in Beatrice, Nebraska
after visiting for the past few weeks
at the home CT her brother Joe
Mason.
Messers. P. NJ. Monroe Smock w
Martin and B. F. Swatman made a
business trip to Caldwell Saturday.
Misses Helena, Esther and Francis
Sture we're business visitors in Payet.
tie Thursday
ISIS Mardell Wachter returned
z NOM from Payette Thursday after
noon after visiting for a few days
with friends here.
]. VoSt of Boise was a business
visitor in New Plymouth the latter
part of the week.
Mr. A. Whittet returned home
Thursday after a business trip to
Boise
Mr. and Mrs. w. A. Blayden and
daughter left Thursday for Portland
where they will visit for a time and
will return by way of Pcndletcn ond
Walla Walla and will visit here
again at the home of Mrs. Blaydcn's
brother, George before returning to
their hcme in Nebraska.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Weidner and
son Wesley and Sherman Cox of Pay
cite were visitors at the E. E. Cox
home last Thursday.
Mrs. NJ. E. Anderson returned home
Saturday morning from a short visit
AT the home of her son Homer in
Glenns Ferry.
Mrs. Ketchum of Boise was visiting
friends in New Plymouth the latter
part Of the week She is enroute
to Portland and will visit relatives
in Weiscr before going on.
\ The Ladies Aid OF the Congregation
Church will meet next Wednesday at
the home of Mrs. John Mason. u
Howard Miller loft Frid1y for
Weiser where she will visit at the
home of his brother John for some |
time.
Miss Grace Burton of Emmett was
an over Sunday visitor at the IL. F.
Knight homo this week.
The Womans Christian Temperance
Union will .fcet at tic ho-,e of Mrs. |
Earl Mccullough Friday afternoon.
Master Richard Stockton met with |
quite = painful accident last Wedncs-
day wnen he fell from IN apple tree
and sprainei his ankle quite badly.
He is now wolking on crutches but
the sprain is improving nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Greasy ana
children and Misses Ella Meyer and
Charlotte Swatman enjoyed days
outing last Friday by going fishing
about two miles above Falks Store
Mr., and Mrs. Lauren Blayden are
rejoicing over the arrival of son
born July cath.
DIR. Stackhouse and DIR. Ingram OF
New York spoke to a large audience
at the Baptist church last Wednes-
day evening and their addresses were
much enjoyed by all who heard them'
Mrs. McMicheal who has been Visit
ing here for the past few weeks at
the home of her neice Mrs. Smock
and with other relatives left Wednes-
dav for an extended visit in Portland
Spokane and Seattle. /
Miss Meta Niswader entertainer
her Sunday School class at her nome
last wednesday afternoon. Nearly
all the members were present ana
GOOD time enjoyed by all dainty re-
fresbments we're served in the late
afternoon.
Ma warre Cox and son Carl ana
c,,ock left Wednesday
Morning for two weeks visit III
the mountains.
Mrs. Orval May entertained in nom
or of her sister, Miss Celia jerks
last Thursday evening May ejoyaoie
Games we're cndulged in and ilght
lunch was served at a late hour.
Mrs, Lizzie Henderson and daugn-
tors Miss Louisa and Mrs. |. N. Snid-
or left Wednesday morning for an ex-
tended visit at their old home In
clearwater, Nebraska.
Roy White replaced the large
front plate glass window in his store
last week, which was accidentiy pro'
bon a few weeks ago.
A H. Bean retrned home Thrrs'
dow froma { trip through Washing
ton oregon and northern California
Misses Edna Campbell and Lulu
I,ucinoSS visitors IN