Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1913-02-27
new PLYMOUTH NOTES

The exercises given by the varlouI
rooms OF the New Plymouth publit
!. schools Friday afternoon in honor o
Washington and Lincoln's birthday
: were enjoyed by large number o.
3 visitors.
The High School gave a debate
the question being. Resolved thai
Woman Suffrage should be Adopted
The judges composed of Mrs. T. H
Gilbert, Miss Elsie Strong and B
F. Swatman pronounced the affirma-
tive as the winning side.
Lulu Ransom is able to be out
again after her recent operation.
! Frank Beamgard moved his family
to town Friday. They have rooms
in the Wilson house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Nichols and little
daughter Fay, visited relatives in
Falk Sunday.
Mrs. Robinson of Emmett spent a
few days with her brother, Mr.. A..
Craig of this city.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Blayden of
Emmett visited at the home of his
uncle Geo. Blayden few days last
week.
Mr.. Ed. Stockton is able to be out
again. The first time for over a
month He was quite seriously in
jured by a fall from hay stack.
Fred Fisher and family have NOV
cd on the Smock place north east
of town recently vacated by Ora Mum
son who has moved in the Jay May
house.
The Ladies Aid of the Congrega-
tional Church met with Mrs. Geo.
Blayden this week.
A. w. Ransom will open a feed and
grain store about March 1 in the
Creasey warehouse. He will also
handle COAL.
Mrs. T. E. Chadwick was a Payette
visitor last Friday
Mr.. John Brauner of the Canyon
Canal is visiting his brother, w. ].
for few days.
The many friends of Miss Grace
Moves and Robert Walker were great
iy surprised to hear of their marriage |
in Caldwell Wednesday, Feb. IS. The
bride is the daughter of ]. M. Noyes,
the groom the son of Gentry Walker.
The young couple will make the r
home in New Plymouth. We wish
them a long and prosperous life in
heir new relation.
The fruit growers of this section
held meeting in Creasey's hall
last Wednesday night for the pur-
pose of discussing the advisability Of
themselves with the North
Pacific Fruit Distributors of Spo-
KANE c. F. Elder was elected as
representative to attend the meet
ng in Boise, February 81. This meet
ng is held for the purpose of or
sanizing Southern Idaho.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ v. Martin were
over Sunday visitors in Emmett.
Saturday afternoon the Ladies AID :
, Washington's Birthday party at the
home of Mrs A. Meyer The house
vas attractively decorated with hat c
.hets, red hearts and miniature t
berry tree. The social committee a
Il the following four ladies, Mrs. S. S
Davis, Mrs. Easter, Mrs A. Meyer 4
md Mrs. Roy White were dressed in c
,olonial style. Much merriment was Il
;aused when the ladies tried to sew 2
| patch, on George Washington's trou-
ers and pin a Ratchet in his a
iand The Washington idea was car L
led out in the refreshments. About "
ifty ladies were present at the en- Il
oyable affair II
Mr.. t. H. Gilbert is home for a "
hort visit with his family from his q
homestead in southern Idaho.
Mr.. Sherman stopped off in New
plymouth for short visit with his +
P. S. Terrell and fam
y. He is on his way to his home
4 Cleveland, Ohio, from Portland, II
'regon. c
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Eastman and p
ons returned Tuesday morning from N
leveland, Ohio, where they have
cen spending the winter.
Tim Driscoll the truant officer of 8
ayette, was in town Monday. 0
Miss Laura and Mardell Wachter p
re visiting at the home of their sis n
r. Mrs. John Herfurth in Boise,
lis week.
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