Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1913-07-17
Neu Plymouth

P. E. Silkett, of Fruitland, was
business visitor in town Saturday.
w. V. Martin and wife and Clarenc
Skinner were over Sunday visitors il
Emmett this week
The Misses Mason entertained
about thirty-five of their friends to &
delightful party Friday evening. The
feature of the evening was a guessing
contest. The points scored by eacf
person being set down after each
game and finally added at the close
of the evening. The winner, Miss
Phoebe Sheldon received box OF
bon-bons while Mrs. Don Rothrock
received box of animal cookies as a
consolation prize. Several musical
numbers were rendered during the
evening, among which was some fine
music by Howard Rothrock on the
flute. Punch and waters were served
to the guests.
Mr.. A. w. Ransom was business
visitor in Payette Monday.
Rev. T. H. Gilbert left Wednesday
of last week for Boise. From there
he will go to his homestead in south
orn Idaho.
Miss Nellie Weir will entertain her
Sunday School class on the Leo
Schmidt lawn Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Haydn and son of Emmett
spent few days at the C. A. Strong
home this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Nye, of Nebraska,
are visiting at the home of Mrs.
Nye's sister, Mrs. Joe Mason
Mrs Earl Mccullough visited rela-
tives in Payette from Friday until
Sunday
]. F. Chasteen transacted business
in Payette Monday.
Rev. Knight exchanged pulpits with
an Ontario minister Sunday morning
and evening.
The Penelope Club was entertained
to charmingly appointed dinner by
Miss Meta Niswander after an after
noon OF embroidery work, Tuesday.
In the evening the young men were
asked to join the young ladies in a
farewell party to James Niswander, |
who leaves the last of the week for
Portland.
Mrs. T. H. Gilbert and daughter,
Dorothy, left Monday for the Mead
ows, fer a months recreation. Miss
Nellie Weir and Miss Phoebe Shell
don left Wednesday to join Mrs. Gill
bert for three weeks vacation at
the famous summer resort.
J. r. Field and wife, Of Emmett,
were guests at the A. R. ingalls, home
Friday.
Mrs. E. E. Snyder returned home
Saturday from The Dalles where she
has been visiting her daughter Mrs.
Manic Phctteplace.
Glen, the youngest son of Jim Chas-
teen and wife has been i'll with pneu-
mcnia this week. {
Mrs. Geo. Blayden returned Satur- ,
DAY from Carol, Idaho, after spend '
Ing three weeks with relatives at
that place.
Rev. Minekcr, State Evangelist, Wis
ted with his family Saturday.
While motoring to Caldwell Friday
. party composed Of P. Monroe
5mcck, John Fisher, E. e. Cox and
FED French met with a peculiar ac-
,idcnt. They had got as far as Frank )
iold's place along the Farmers Co
operate Ditch when the bank, which +
Q quite high at that place, cayed in,
hrowing the car with its occupants c
own the rs foot embankment. The a
uto turned completely over twice be- r.
ore landing at the bottom. Mr..
OK and Mr.. French who occupied the a
-ont seat received few bad bruises el
'om the steering wheel. None Of T
10 party was seriously injured, but
we their escape to the car being fit ia
ID with top which prevented them Il
ON being crshed beneath 1t. The II
lr, which was driven by Mr.. French W
I'd belonged to the New Plymouth la
arage was badly damaged, the top T.
ing completely demolished while in
e back Of the rear seat was broken W
r. Smock and Mr.. Fisher hired an m
her car and finished out the trip to gr
dwell without further accident, ST