Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1913-06-26
Neu Plymouth

Tuesday for Boise after two week:
! visit with her parents, Ed Heights
man and wife. Miss Heightsman il
l training for nurse at the St
Luke's Hospital in Boise.
Mrs. John Herfurth returned tc
her home in Boise Tuesday after a
pleasant visit of six weeks at the
home of her father L. Wachter.
"The Willing Workers" the inter
mediate class of girls of the Congre-
gational S. s., and their teacher Mrs.
Beighler, held their first business
meeting at the home of Marvel
Blayden Thursday afternoon. The
following officers were elected, Viola
Ransom, president; Hattie Lewis,
vice president; Hazel Beary, secre-
tary and treasurer. They will meet
every Thursday during the summer
vacation and all are requested to
bring their sewing. At the close of
the meeting Miss Marvel served dain-
ty refreshments of lemonade and cake
as a surprise, it being her fifteenth
birthday.
Mrs. p. M. Smock and daughter,
Lucille returned home Thursday from
Salt Lake after two weeks visit
with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernst Meyer and
two children of Boise are visiting
relatives here this week.
E. c. S. Brainard OF Payette was
transacting business in town, We'd
nesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Bliss of Payette
were visiting Mr.. Bliss's parents A.
H. Bliss and wife the first of the
week.
Miss Amelia Fisher returned home
Monday from Portland where she at
tended the rose carnival.
j. B. Parsons of Ontario has open
ed a shoe shop in the rear of the
E. E. Cox barber shop and will do
shoe repairing.
Carl Oliver is down from Sweet to
help his brother Ross, during haying.
Roy Wilson of Cedar Rapids, Iowa,
arrived last week and will spend the
summer with his grandparents, Geo.
Wilson and wife.
James Fairman and daughter, Mrs.
H. S. Dyer left for Parma, Monday |
Cor short visit with Mr.. Fairmans
son Charley Fairman and wife. From
there Mrs. Dyer will leave for her
home in Berthood, Colo.
Miss Lillian Swatman returned
home Saturday from the College of !
Idaho at Caldwell where she was one
Of the graduates this year. Her sister,
Miss Charlotte Swatman will attend
The w. G. T. U. convention at Port
land before returning home:
Miss Julia Hanigan was given a de-
ightful surprise party, Wednesday
evening by number of her young
friends in honor of her 18th birth
lay. The evening was spent in gam
IS and music after which seasonable
were served. The guests
III departed for their homes at late
lour when congratulations and best
wishes were followed by reluctant
God nights.
D. j. Graves and wife and viii Hur
lie and wife will leave this week for L
summer vacation fishing and hunt o
lg in the Camas Prairie country. "
If. Graves goes also for the purpose +
looking at piece of land which S
e may decide to buy later on. ii
A birthday party was given at the N
lbert Snyder home Monday after u
DON in honor of the birthdays of 5:
erna Snyder and Julian Phetteplace ii
hich chance to fall upon the same m
ate. Verna is ten years old and III
llian u. Games were enjoyed en- e
lie lawn while ice cream and cake E
ere served later. There were TWEEN in
two little guess present. al
The recent rains have damaged the 81
" crop considerable a'so hin ser.ng NJ
C work of putting up the hay. tiC
Arthur Heap and wife of Letha Wis es
ed relatives in town this week. SC
w. ]. Brauner proprietor of the err
ew Plymouth Hotel was Fruitland no
sitor Monday.
Ernst Meyer motored to Vale Sun
y to repair a gasoline engine for Hs
e John Deere Co. of Boise. all
Lloyd Knight and wife visited over
nday with Mr.. Knights parents,
". Knight and wife.
Henry Fisher of Portland is visit
: at the j. F. Dubarko home. ME
Mrs. Frank Cross entertained in
nor of her sister, Miss Washburn, {
esday evening. An informal evenin bo,
great jollity was enjoyed. Miss ING
ishburn leaves Thursday for her !"
ne in Seattle, Wash. WI
Mss Hazel Beck of Boise and Miss ton
y Oil of Star spent Friday and 8.