Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1913-05-08
new PLYMOUTH NOTES

lOI q SuOII Nlolt.
I'll Mrs E. e. Cox visited in Payett
t with her daughter, Mrs. Henry sWeid
d ner the first of the week.
I The New Plymouth Concert Bant
gave their opening concert for the
S summer season Saturday evening
K A large crowd was in town to enjoy
S the fine music. The boys have Ger
3 tainly done some practicing this win
\ ter as the music is grand.
Born to Fred Frisby and wife, on
Tuesday April 29, boy.
The Young People OF the Baptist
church are preparing program OF
music and recitations for Mothers
Day which is the second Sunday in
May. Rev. Packard will also give
a short talk appropriate to the uay.
Mrs. L. j. Blayden and baby &C
companied her brother Homer An
derson and wife to their home in
Huntington, Ore, for a weeks visit.
The members of the New Plymouth
Fire Department royalty entertained
the people that assisted by taking
part in the Minstrel show Friday
evening in the Davis packing house,
adjoining New Plymouth, which was
tastefully decorated for the occasion
Dancing was the amusement of the
evening. Elaborate refreshments were
served.
The Baptist Parsonage was the
scene of merry gathering Thurs
day evening when the B. Y. P. U.
entertained the Sunday school to
"B" party The refreshments, the
names of whcih all begin with the
letter B were, Bread, Butter, Beef,
Boston Baked Beans and Brazilian
tea. There were 26 present.
Mrs. w. T. Drysdale was called
to Portland Saturday by the serious
illness of her mother, DR.. Emma |
Drake who has the pneumonia. Rev. (
and Mrs. Knight are taking care of
the house and two older boys during
Mrs. Drysdale's absence.
The Christian Endeayor of the Con
gresational church held a business
meeting followed by a social at the
church Thursday evening
Word received from Geo. Hayden
and party who made the trip over
land to Camas Prairie report their /
safe arrival at Corral They write
that they like the looks Of the I
country in that part of the state
very much.
Prof. Charles Strong and wife gave
a charming little party to the mem
bers of the school goard and their
wives also the teachers in the schools |
Friday evening. The guests enjoyed !
games and music during the evening
while later dainty refreshments were
served.
The Ladies Aid of the Congrega-
tional church took in about $65.0 /
at their supper last Thursday.
Bernard Eastman was a business
visitor in Payette Saturday.
Fourteen little girls who are plan
ming on organizing as the Camp
Fire Girls enjoyed a May Pole party
at the T. H. Gilbert home Saturday
afternoon. 1t was also in honor of
Dorothy's birthday which falls on
the first of May She is twelve
years OLD They enjoyed May
Pole dance and crowned Ruth Phil
iber Queen of May. Ice cream and
cake were served.
While helping unload Clark Beam
CARDS soda fountain which arrived
Saturday, T. E. Chadwick had the
Misfortune of letting it fall hurting
lis leg at the knee. 1t was thought
It first the leg was broken but on
urther examination the knee was
ound to be just badly bruised.
A very pretty home wedding took
'lace Thursday afternoon of last
week when Miss Bertha May Ring
IT was united in marriage to Stanley
tobert Day at the home of the brides =
PARENTS, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ringer. :
rev. Packard performed the ceremony
n the presence of only the IMMEDIATE
amily and relatives. Immediate y
fter the ceremony wedding dinner
vas served. ?
The bride who has been organist Of y
he Baptist church for a number of
ears is well known here having :
rown to womanhood in this part of q
he country. The groom though hav-
ng lived here less than year has L
lade many friends who have moth =
lg but the highest words of praise
Or him. The young people have the
est wishes of New Plymouth people u
n their journey through life. They
i'll make their home on the farm ad. =
lining her fathers home place on &c
le south.
Otto Albert Of Payette loaded a :.