Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1913-04-03

two and one Lalf hours work wer
given one hundred percent on thei
afternoon grades.
: Mrs. P. Monroe Smock enjoyed
visit with her cousin William Coz
ton of Salt Lake the first of tn
week.
Ross Mason and wife moved int
John Ackerman's house, Wednesday.
L. s. Davis of Cleveland, Ohio
who has purchased farm near Val
ley View unloaded car load O
goods this week. He brought sever
head of Holstein cattle and expect,
to go in the dairy business.
Born to Homer Chevey and wife
Sunday, March 30, girl.
/ Elmer Ransom and Frank Driscol
made business trip to Caldwell
Monday with Harry Dillon In his
auto.
The business men have secured
another number for their Lyceum
course which will be given April 8
by the Nelson Trio.
]. L. Gasparik has been in the On
tario hospital the past week under
the doctors care.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. J. Blayden and son
Lloyd of Falk visited relatives in
New Plymouth few days this week.
The Royal Neighbors gave social
after their regular meeting Tuesday
night. Refreshments were served
and all rport good time.
Miss Annie Lawrence is at the
home of her sister, Mrs. A. l.. Snyd-
er after spending the winter in EN-
nett.
The Freshmen class gave an April
FOOLS party at the country home of
their classmate Carol Cox, Tuesday
evening. Ice cream and cake were
served.
James Fairman is building a 12x14
addition to his cottage.
Esther Johnson is home visiting
her parents from Weiser where she
is a student of the I. IL
e. H. McIntire writes that he is
having splendid success disposing of
his dried fruit in Nebraska. The ap-
pies are selling for IL IL cents to
is cents a pound. He will ship
car load of both apples and prunes
this week.
County Superintendent Miss Fay
Fowler was in town this week looking
over the schools.
S. A. Fairman of Colorado is here
for couple of weeks viist with his
parents, James Fairman and wife.
The Catholic ladies cleared over
s6S.00 at their annual bazaar and
supper gwen last Friday.
Walter Burke and wife entertain
ed Leo Schmidt and wife to dinner
sunday.
Tom Chadwick took days outing
with the fish pole up to Letha Fri
day He was so interested pulling
out the suckers that he missed his
lrain and had to stay all night. He
reports good catch.
The base ball game between the
business men and high school boys
resulted in a victory for the latter.
1t was close game as the score was
tied in the ninth inning. The high
school boys ran in score in the
tenth inning making the game nine
to ten.
The w. G. T. U. will meet with
Mrs. A. w. Ransom Friday afternoon.
Arthur Smith has returned home
rom Parma where he has been Wis
ting his uncle.
The New Plymouth Concert Band
will give their third annual concert
onight Thursday at Pioneer hall.
The program will be as follows:
Overture, American Triumph" =
Cornet Solo, Palm Branches" =
'aure-F. A. Beamgard.
Piece Characteristic, "a Day in
he Cottonfield" Smith and Zub-
Clarinet Solo, "Tyrolene"- H.
S. Beamgard.
Cleone Waltzes-McFall-B ,
Cornet Duet-Messrs. w. v. Mar
in and F. A. Beamgard
Polka, "Jennie'-M. Byer-Band.
Violin Solo, "Cayatina Raft :
Band, "Serenata Egyptienne."
Selection "Amina "-Paul Lincke !
Band.
Cornet Quartet, "How Can Leave
hee''-German Air 4
Messrs Beamgard, Martin, French Z
nd Hinchliff. =
Waltz, inspiration -Miller-Band. i
Duet, Violin and Clarinet, Petite
octurne -Dancla-Messrs. Packard q
Id Beamgard.