Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1913-08-28
New Plymouth


Mr.. and Mrs. P. Monroe Smock
and son Everett, Mrs. H. H. Hamilton
and John Fisher motored to Boise
Monday returning Tuesday.
Mrs Geo. Blayden and two young
est children leave today Thursday for
Corral, Idaho, where they will join
Mr.. Blayden.
Mrs Albert Snyder entertained on
Tuesday evening in honor of her
daughter Vivian's fifteenth birthday.
After Miss Vivian had recovered
from the surprise merry time was
enjoyed by ALL Ice cream and cake
was served during the evening.
Mrs. A. w. Ransom and daughter,
Rachel, John Wilson, Ward Chad
wick and Dr. Drysdale motored to
Boise Sunday. DR.. Drysdale who was
hit in the eye with a tennis ball
Friday night while playing tennis was
compelled to stay in the hospital at
Boise to have his eye treated. The
fear is felt that he might lose the
sight of the eye.
Mrs. c.. B. Woods who has been
visiting her mother, Mrs. Miller, LEFT
| for her home in Gooding Monday.
B. F. Swatman and Paul Roy left
Thursday for weeks vacation at
Portland and Long Beach, Wash.
Miss Helen Zollinger of Weiser is
visiting Mrs. Sumner Davis and al
so other friends this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hogue of Pay
cite and Mr.. and Mrs. A. R. ingalls,
motored to Emmett Sunday for Wis
it at the ]. R. Fields home. /
Mrs. Sarah Hannigan left Tuesday
for her home in Spaulding, Nebraska,
after a months visit with her son,
]. H. Hannigan.
Miss Lucille Smock spent Wednes
day and Thursday with relatives in
Payette last week.
Miss Leora Peter of Roswell visited
from Saturday until Tuesday with
Miss Charlotte Swatman.
Mrs. Richard Watson and daugh-
ter Mrs. Charles Meyers left We'd
nesday of last week for their home
in Warren, Ohio, afer sevteral months
visit at the H. H. Hamilton home.
Mrs. Ben Alderman has been quite
i'll the past week of typhoid-pneumon-
la but is now on the road to recov-
cry.
The New Plymouth Fruit Growers
Union have sold their packing house
north of town with all their other
interests to the following parties,
Geo. Shook, Gus Mann, ]. H. Du-
barko, Leo Schmidt and Martin May
er. The sum paid was $4,000. This
new company has not yet been
John Robinson left Thursday for
Spokane for an indefinite stay.
w. B. Anderson this week bought
the soda fountain of Clark Beam {
gard. Mr.. Beamgard has closed his
ice cream parlor as the ice cream sea-
son seems to be about over,
Miss Whsle Wilson and Miss Rosa
Strohbehn of Payette visited friends
week.
C. F. Elder traded his farm west of
own Wednesday for the Conover f
and hardware stock at Pay r
,tte and took possession at once. Mr.. !
Ider is experienced in the business
aving conducted a store in the east G
or number of years.
Mrs. Fred Balm and Miss Vina Bean =
re spending the week at Long Beach
Miss Edith Tinckly of Middleton is
listing her friend, Miss Minnie Lew
J this week.
Miss Nellie Meyers of Caldwell is
uest at the Joe Mason home. n
Fred Blayden left Wednesday for \
amas Prairie He will make the
lip overland with bunch of cots. q
Mrs w. X. Bowers of Payette WIS., 8
ed Friday with her daughter, Mrs. Z
red Fairman.
GeOISe 1NOyeS, SOu vi y. NJ. NOySS \
nd wife, was married at Glenns Fer
: Saturday, Angst 18th. The Glenns
cry Gazette has the following to Ii
~: "Geniva Gibson of Mountain
ONE and Geo. Noyes of Glenns Fer a
were quietly married Saturday ev-
ling in Glenns Ferry by Col. Allen n
iller, justice of the peace. The
edding came as surprise to their {.
any friends both here and at Noun IL
in Home. The bride worked in the
pre- during the day and in the ev= 81
ing and the groom was also occu-
I'd with his duties as fireman. AT N
the store closed they quietly en-
ed the colonels office and said
> words which made them man di
d wife," -
The bride is well known both in IL