Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-08-22
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NEW PLYMOUTH NEWS

. week.
t Mr.. A. Meyer was transacting bust
ness in Payette Thursday.
Tie Misses Bowen, of Fa;k, were
| business visitors in New Plymouth
= Thursday.
Mrs. e. E. Cox visited at the home
of her daughter Mrs. Henry Weld
ner the forepart of the week
II MIR. P. Monroe Smock went to
Boise Saturday to attend the state
meeting OF the National Progressive
Party.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Lane are re-
joicrng over the arrival of son on
August 18th
Miss Esther Sundles left the fore
part of the week for Emmett where
she will make weeks visit at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Rich
ards.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lauren Blayden and
son Lloyd were visiting at the homes
of their parents this week.
Mr.. A. Meyer was business visi-
tor at Boise the forepart of the week.
Messers. Tullis, Mark Campbell
Ralph Phillips AMI Jim Carpenter
left Wednesday for Squaw Greek
where they will enjoy few weeks
hunting and fishing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Doherty are the
proud possessors of a daughter born
August 18th.
The Ladies Aid of Congregational
| church met "Wednesday afternoon
with Mrs. C. A. Strong with a good
attendance.
Laurence Andrews an old time res
ident of New Plymouth and Miss
Wilson, of Ontario, were visitors here
Sunday.
Clifford Chadwick is taking charge
of the depot here during the absence
of Fred Fairman.
Messrs. Leonard Cox, Elmer Swat |
man and Rev. A. 3. Minakor autoed |
to Payette last Thursday.
Miss Edna Stuve returned home !
iuSSuay dlCeI u NlSll III TulIidnu anu
ether points.
Fred Fairmal, our depot agent and
son Warren end two daughters Mari
an and Muriel left Thursday for
vacation. They will first go to Cald-
we'll to visit Mr.. Fairman's brother
Charles. Marian and Muriel will re- /
main there but Warren will accom-
pany his father to Salt Lake City,
Utah.
Mrs. Mark Campbell visited in
FrUitland the forepart of the week at
the home of her sister-in-law Mrs.
George Frank.
do, is visiting ct the Thomas Weir
home.
Miss Grace Light, of Boise, is WIS.,
ting this week at the i:omc of her c
friend Ella Meyer arriving here Mon
lay.
Master Wesley Weidner of Payette :
S visiting at the home of his grand
'arents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. e. Cox this
week.
Mr.. James Fairman is having a
eep well drilled on his town lot. =
York was begun the latter part OF G
he week. -
t dinner Sunday the following guests y,
Iisses Nellie and Mary Weir and Joe ~
Iall and Messers. Paul and Archie a,
Feir and Howard Miller. =,
Mrs. l.. Nelson and son, of Spo- g.
ane,, Washington, are making an ex- =,
ended visit at the home of Mr.. and ",
RS. Thomas Weir -
Mrs. Fred Fairman and children b,
NJ MONDAY evening ior Fayetle gi
here they will visit with Mrs. Fair
ans mother Mrs. w. K. Bowers. H.
Rev. Ed. Small filled the pulpit he
the Congregational church Sunday %.
'ening,
Mr. w. C. Philaber left Tuesday no
orning for Southern California. He 90
as called there on account of the WI
rious illness of his father a.,
WI anu w III thoCloOli ItJui IL loo
the latter part of the week from in,
cir trip to the coast. ;s
Gentleman and Lady who had CO,
Iveled from Iowa, thru Nebraska, .
ah and Wyoming by automobile ba,
,pped in New Plymouth Saturday do,
ening and they said that the or an,
ards in the Payette Valley were the clio
est they had seen on the entire A
p. This speaks well for our Pay rco
g Valley orchard men doesn't it? CO,
Rev. and Mrs. Ed. Small and chill bo1
N returned the latter part of the IT.,
elk from Salem Oregon and other u,oe
nts where they have been visiting <
atives for the past few weeks and uso
remain here for some time at
home of Mrs. Small's parents Mr.. Q.
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