Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1913-04-10
new PLYMOUTH NOTES

The Nelson Trio of Payette en-
tertained a good sized audience Sat
urday evening it being one of the
best numbers on the course. The
chalk talk by Prof. Nelson being
Especially good.
Prof. Strong distributed some cards
appropriate Of Apple Day among the
students OF the schools to send to
friends and relatives in the east ask
Ing them to observe April as APP
pie Day and to eat on that day the
Northwestern Apple.
Charley Phillips was the victim
of very serious accident this week.
While riding on load of hay the
wagon ran into ditch throwing him
off the front end OF the wagon and
frightening the horses SO they start
ed to run. The wagon wheel pass
ing over Charleys leg at the ankle
crushing the bones. He was rushed
to the hospital in Ontario and Is
getting along nicely at the present
time but it will be quite while be-
fore he will be able to be out again.
The accident comes at a bad time
of the year with the spring work
just starting.
The teachers of the New Ply
mouth school attended the teachers
meeting in Payette Saturday. The
meeting was for the teachers Of
this part OF the county.
Ed. Walker was in Payette Mon
day on business.
Andrew Nelson of Emmett, a prom
inent sheep man of that place was
in New Plymuth Sunday.
Alvin Hall and wife arrived Friday
from Wallace, Idaho. and will reside
have rented for the coming season.
Will Hurrle had the misfortune of
STEPPING on nail and running it in
his foot. He is under the doctors
care.
Sheriff Frank Breshears and Dep
uty Carmichael were over from
Caldwell Thursday taking ]. L. Gas
perick back with them to await the
arrival of relatives from Cleveland,
Ohio. 1t is feared the young mans
mind is afflicted.
Tom Hartung and A. E. Wood were
up from Payette Saturday to attend
the meeting of the Golden Rule
Waste Ditch Co. in Creasey Hall,
whcih was held for the purpose OF
discussing the enlargement of the
Golden Rule aWste Ditch SO as
to more thoroughly drain the land
adjoining.
Chas. Phetteplace and family are
moving to the Groucher ranch at
Valley View this week.
w. B. Baker and wife are rejoicing
over the arrival of baby girl at
their home Thursday April 8.
Mrs. Geo. Sothman of Payette was
a business visitor in town Thurs
day.
P. M. Smock left Wednesday for a
visit in Portland.
Mrs. o. H. Talbot of Weiser was
an over Sunday visitor at the home
of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
5layden this week. Mrs. Talbot is
che teacher of sewing and domestic
science in the Idaho Industrial In
stitute at Weiser.
r. A. Crump of Big Willow was
transacting business in New Ply
mouth Saturday.
The New Plymouth high school
students are eagerly looking for
ward to the banquet to be given
Saturday evening by the Sophomores
1T the l.. Wachter home. Poor
'Freshies," better watch out.
Mrs Walter Burke was Boise
'isitor last week.
G. w. Mason returned Monday from
lis trip to Boise and surrounding !,
country.
A. o. Christopher, County Assess
II was in town Wednesday. He has
.ppointed c.. s. French as Deputy
assessor of this district.
Several of the high school stud =
nts attended the Grade Concrt at
RUTLAND, Friday evening.
T. e. Chadwick and wife we're
leasantly surprised when their :
aughter, Mrs. John Wilson and
usband of Corsica, North Dakota,
rived Unexpectedly Tuesday of :,
ast week for an indefinite visit. :,
hey may decide to locate in New =
lymouth.
Mr.. and Mrs John Alderman and :
aughter Clara left Monday for Ne
raska where they will visit