Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1913-07-03
Neu Plymouth


lift and wife.
A baby girl arrived at the L. d
Brisho home Wednesday June 20.
P. Monroe Smock returned Friday
from a pleasant visit with his moth
er at Meadville, Penn.
Leslie Hamilton purchased Mode
F Buickfrom the New Plymouth Gar
age last week, and will run an auto
livery between Sweet and Montour
Miss Ruth Volair of Chicago and
B. F. Talbot of New Plymouth were
married in Chicago June 18, The
bride is a graduate of the Columbia
School of Music of Chicago and is
well known among the musical Cir
cles of Hyde Park. Mr.. Talbot has
resided here a number of years ad
is one of the prosperous young men
of the valley. Mr.. and Mrs. Talbot
will return to New Plymouth the
first of July.
| Clarence Ransom left Thursday for
Richfield. Mr.. Ransom has the agen--
cy for aluminium kitchen utensils in
southern Idaho, and writes that he
is having a splendid success getting
orders.
Graham Davis is spending a few
days in Boise this week.
The New Plymouth Sentinel owned
and conducted for over year by
Walter V. Martin, has chaned hands
The new owner is Ed. Skinner, of En-
nett, whose oldest son. Clarence,
will take charge of the paper. The
purchase price of the plant being
$2.S00 Through the deal Mr.. Mar
tin come sin possession of the Sunny
Slope fruit ranch two miles east of
Emmett. Mr.. ad Mrs. Martin are un-
decided as to their future location,
but their many friends here hope
they will decide that New Plymouth
is good place after all.
Mrs. Retta Holman, of Moscow,
President of the Rebekah State As
sembly was the guest of Priscilla
Rebekah lodge Friday evening. Mrs.
Holman is making her annual visit
to the subordinate lodges of the
state. After the business session of
the lodge an informal reception and
banquet was rendered Mrs. Holman.
Leslie Meyers, who is visiting at
the home of his aunt, Mrs. H. H.
gave a merry little birth
day party Monday afternoon in hon
or of his seventh birthday. The lit
the guests spent a delightful afternoo.
playing games. Delicious refresh
ments were served. Those present
were Emma Creasey, Esther Packard
Ilene Perisho, Frances Blayden, Clara
Fairman, Milton Schmidt, Leslie
Schmidt, Warren Fairman, Stanley
Light and Freddie Fairman.
Ernest Myer was a business visitor
in Ontario Tuesday.
George Small is moving his fami-
ly into the Harry Easter house this |
week. w. B. Baker and family will |
occupy the house vacated by the
Snails.
Bartlett McCool, of Emmett visited |
at the A. w. Ransom home this week.
Miss Matilda Stuve, of Weiser, is |
visiting her uncle Ed. Stuve and
family.
DR.. w. 7. Drysdale and family mo-
tored to Boise Sunday, returning In |
the evening.
Rose Mason returned home Satur-
day from Boulder, Colorado, accom-
panied by his parents, G. w. Mason
and wife and his two sisters and a
brother who may decide to locate in
Idaho. The party made the trip ov-
erland with their touring car from
Boulder to Pocatello, where on &C.
count of breakage, they were COM
)elled to ship their car into Boise
or repairs, while they finished the
Quincy by rail. Mr.. Mason states
he roads were in bad condition al
most all the way and especially was
his true in Wyoming where there
lad been considerable rain fall.
Mrs. T. B. Perisho, of Greenleaf, Id
no, arrived Saturday for visit with
Ter son, L. D. Parisho and family. /,
Three auto loads from New Ply
louth enjoyed the bal game be- /,
ween Payette and Weiser at Pay ;
tie Sunday.
The Christian Endeavor held a So
ial and business meeting at the +
hurch Tuesday evening.
Laura Dillon, the six year old :,
aughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Dill .,
n met with painful accident Mon
ny morning when she fell down the
'llar stairs breaking her leg just
low the hip joint. The little girl
lille playing near the cellar slipped L
ID losing her balance fell through ell
e open cellar door, striking the
cps about middle way and falling to
g bottom of the cellar DR.. w. T.
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