Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1913-08-14
NeuD Plymouth


where she has been attending the
college of Idaho and later the sum-
mer normal. Miss Mason mas secured
a school in Bliss which size will teach
the coming year.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. McIlrfy of Co
lumbus, Ohio, visited a few Gays this
week with DR.. W. T. DrysdG'.s and
wife. Mr.. and Mrs McIlroy are the
parents of Mrs. Walter Drysdale who
visited here last week.
Arthur Alderman and sister Marg
aret returned Thursday frum Boise
Miss Margaret has been spe 1ding a
month with her sister, M Ernest
Meyer az the Capital City
Fl. Halland, Master of IL Idaho
State Grange met with the local Or
der here Thursday evening MIR Ha =
lalG is making his annual r'iit to
tbs coordinate lodges of ~ state.
After the business session refresh
n ;.ts ~ punch and waters were serv-
ed. Mr.. Harland who was accompan-
led by his wife were guests at the
A. w. Ransom home while here.
Rev. Rottman, field secretary, VINO
gave a lecture at the Congregational
church " ednesday was detained over
a day and gave another interr sting.
program Thursday evening at SIC
church. This a.ogram was given with
colored pictures, Illustrating thu ia
songs We ii: knew and was certainly
fine.
S. G. Davis left Wednes lay for Ida
no Falls where he has accepted a
position in a jewelry store at that
place.
E. E. Cox has rented his house
where he now lives to Frank Cross
and family who will take possession
the first of September. M. and Mrs.
Cox are undecided yet as 70 what
they will do but may decide to leave
New Plymouth later on.
Mrs. Sarah Hanigan of Snaulding.
Nebraska, who is visiting at the J..
H. Hanigan home, spent several days
visiting old Nebraska friends in
Fruitland this week.
L. D. Perisho will move .nt) the
house now occupied by Fred Fair
man as soon as Mr.. FairGlan's new
house is completed.
Col. Barnard of Letha was a bust
ness visitor in town SATURDAY.,
L. Wachter was transacting busin-
ess in Emmett Thursday.
w. B. Anderson and wife are NOV
ing into the E. P. Day house former
ly occupied by w. B. Baker this week
Word has been received here of
the marriage of Miss Myrtle New
burn and Fred Starkey at the home
of the brides parents, Mr. and Mrs.
w. A. Newburn at Central City, Neb !,
on July 18th. The bride who is a
sister of Mrs. Harry Dillon has many
friends here, having made New Ply
mouth her home for a numbC: Of
years. The groom who lived here but
a short time is not so well known.
Mr.. and Mrs. Starkey are now in Wy
oming where they will make their
future home.
Homer Cheney assisted by Mrs {.
w. Wilson and Mrs. T. D. French
have been busy the past week pack
ing honey. Mr.. Cheney expects 10
have about 800 cases to ship this
year.
The Baptist young people had a So
cial on the c. B. May lawn Friday ev-
ening.
An exciting runaway occurred here
Thursday forenoon when the team be-
longing to Fred Harper broke loose
from the hitch rack across from the
lumber office where they were tied.
The team was hitched to wagon
and as they crossed the ditch going
toward Main street, the tongue broke
which made them unable to keep in
the road and consequently they ran
with full force into the brick build
ing where the harness shop is now
located throwing both of them down
on the cement walk and breaking one
of the horses legs which necessitated
its being killed The other horse
was uninjured.
J. F. Chasteen moved his harness
shop in the room next to the SEN
tinel office Monday.
Frank Driscoll returned Friday
from McMinnville, Oregon, where he
was unable to find any plastering to
do as the town was full of masons.
Mrs. Fern White of Payette visited
at the home of her cousin, P. Mon
roe Smock a few days last week.
G. NJ. Pease, Earl Mccullough, Alo-
S Schiller and Joe Radient attended
he big stock sale held in Caldwell
of last week. Mr.. Schuler |
'eturned with thirteen head of cattle
while Mr.. Radient brought back fiji
een fine milk COWS Mr. MpCu11ouPh !