Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1913-09-04
NelU Plymouth

Huntington, Oregon, another daugh-
ter. is also a visitor at the Stone
home.
Misses Daisy, Lucy and Bernice
Mason left Friday to attend institute
at Boise. From there Miss Lucy
viii leave for Gooding where she will
teach the coming year. Miss Ber-
nice will go to Bliss where she has
secured school. Miss Daisy will
teach in the New Plymouth schools.
Miss Blanche Burt of Falk, visited
friends in New Plymouth this week.
Sam Morley of Portland was renew
ing aoquaintances here last week.
Mr.. Morley left Saturday for Pendle-
ton where he has accepted position
in the civil service.
Herbert Cole and wife of Little
Willow visited relatives here this
week.
Eldred Nichols and wife of Falk
were visitors in town Mondy.
The many friends of DR.. Drysdale
will be pleased to learn that he will
not lose the sight of his eye that
ball DR.. Drysdale returned home
Monday from the hospital in Boise.
The infant daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. E. w. NJ Day has been quite i'll
he past week of cholera infantum.
Earl Mccullough and Hugh Kenne-
dy took a bunch CT horses to Cald-
wsll Monday which they sold.
Mrs. Ray Nichols is in Emmett as
5-sting in the prune packing this
week.
L. d. Perisho and family motored
to Boise Saturday returning home
Monday.
Mrs. Clyde Anderson and two chill
dren of Glenns Ferry are visiting
relatives in New Plymouth.
Frances Mcbride son of DR.. c. M. |
Mcbride is home for short visit
from Laramie, Wyoming where he
mas been attending university.
Mrs. H. F. knight left Thursday
for Clifton, Colordo, where she win
visit her daughter, Mrs. Burkhalter.
Roy Wilson returned this week
I'm trip to the coast.
c. Beamgard left for Huntington,
Wednesday where he will try and or
Calize a band and from there Mr..
3eamgard will accompany B. F.
.Jectt who is representing the inter-
=. onal conservatory of music thru
h:s district for about month or till
! district can be assigned Mr.. Beam
e I'd.
Theodore Nye who was to have
b. N operated on last Monday for ap-
pendicitis had to have the operation
postponed on account of developing
typhoid fever.
Mrs. w. T. Drysdale spent a few
days the first of the week with her
husband in Boise.
J. H. Carpenter moved to Ontario
this week where he has purchased a
couple of lots. Jim Carpenter will {
have charge of his fathers farm
he coming year.
Mrs. Chew of Seattle arrived Men
FAY for visit at the Roy White
iome. Mrs. White returned home
from Lincoln, Nebraska,
1here she has spent several weeks I
listing relatives.
Miss Marvel Blayden was on over t
sunday visitor with Miss Bernice
1arnall at Fruitland this week. a
Miss Esther Nichols and Miss King 0
If Falk visited at the Earl McCul-
ough home Mc-AH,s
A jolly crowd OF young people
ipent pleasant day picnicing at +
he Falk Store bridge Tuesday. t
10 Stone and wife entertained Sun T
lay to family reunion.
A social meeting was held at the 2
Baptist church Friday evening. Mrs. I
Bernard Eastman and the Stone sis
ers furnished some delightful vocal
music.
Honoring Miss Mildred Blom o.
Emmett vas the sewing party given
" hiSn .J@EDS44 WACHleI godbuIua-. q
Lfternoon. The time was pleasantly
Dent doing fancy work. Punch was a
ieryed during the afternoon while :
alter dainty refreshments were sery- Z
ID. Those present were Misses Jul
q Hanigan, Viola Meechan, Esther
'tuge, Lucille Day. Grace Lingel, Ger ;
rude Alderman. Lucia sanderson,
esther Sundles and Mildred Blom. :.
Mrs. J. H. Robinson has organized r
class IN china painting II Payette
Which she instructs once week.
Miss Helena stuye left Monday for
lead Ok Flat where she will take up {
Ier school duties z
That the hunting season was on n
n earnest was plainly evident Mon a
lay morning when the crack OF the y
-un could be heard before day light. Z
! large crowd of men and boys are y