Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1913-06-12

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This club is in the nature of a moth
ers congress.
Mrs. ]. L. Underwood, of Salt
Lake, arrived Monday for visit with
her daughter, Mrs. Bernard East
man.
Word received here from John Ack'
erman and family, state they will
sail Tuesday June 10 from New
York City Father Godschalk OF
Weiser will accompany them.
Fred Larkins has sold his inter
ests in the moving picture outfit
to B. E. Buckmun of Emmett, who
will continue the shows at New Ply
mouth.
A. R. ingalls, will leave Monday for
Moscow where he goes as a delegate
to the Grand Lodge of the knights
of Pythias. Mrs. ingalls, will accom-
pany him for weeks visit.
Misses Mable and Myrtle Newburn
left for Central City, Nebraska, this
week where they will join their par
ents, w. A. Newburn and wife.
Mrs. o. ]. Sommerville accompanied
by Helena Stuve, visited Mrs. Som
merville's parents in Star last week.
Capt. B. H. Hull and family left
Tuesday for Pocatello.
Mrs. w. V. Martin, Mrs. Fred Balm
and w. B. Baker and wife motored
to Emmett Thursday.
Charles Bean, of Sweet, was visit
ing relatives here Friday.
Mrs. E. E. Snyder, left Thursday
morning for The Dalles, Ore, to be
present at the christening of her
grand daughter, daughter of Earl
Phetteplace and wife.
One of Perley Anderson's driving
horses was badly cut up by getting
in the barb wire fence last Thurs
day during the excitement of the
fire which frightened the horse who
was feeding in a nearby pasture.
Miss Washburn of Seattle, WASH,
is visiting at the home of her Sis
ter, Mrs. Frank Cross.
Rev. Tickner of Fruitland, was a
business visitor in New Plymouth,
Friday.
Mrs. S. H. Dyer of Berthood, Colo,
is visiting with her parents, ]. S.
Fairman and wife.
Mark Campbell is having an cleo
trio motor installed to pump water
for irrigating purposes. Peter Albert
is also having electricity put in his
home for power and lighting.
Mrs. T. E. Chadwick left Monday
for Seattle, WASH, to visit her son,
Harry Chadwick. Mrs. Chadwick Will
not serve any more Sunday dinners
for the public until after July 10,
except to regular boarders.
Arthur Smith returned home Mon
day from Baker City, Oregon.
Little Marjorie Frank of Fruit
land, is spending the week with her
grandparents, D. J. Campbell and
wife.
Mrs. Elizabeth Phillips left Thurs
day for a visit with relatives in
Caldwell. Her grand daughter Miss
Lucille Gillette, formerly of this
place. will leave soon for New York
City where she will visit her other
grand parents.
Dave Smithton who has been help
ing in the Sentinel office, returned
to his home in Caldwell this week.
Miss Amelia Plughoff of Ontario,
was renewing old acquaintances here
Sunday.
Walter Blayden of Payette, visited
relatives in New Plymouth Monday.
The government has two men en-
ployed putting in an experimental
drainage system on the c. F. Elder
arm. We hope this system will
prove successful as so much of the
and here would be benefited by
better drainage.
Sylvia Moves is able to be out
lgain after her recent operation.
Saturday, June IA, has been an
bounced as Traders Day at New
plymouth. On this day, there will
,e rs head of mich cows sold at auc-
ion by outside parties. There will
,e a band concert in the evening
With special music for the occasion.
The merchants will also have a big
inc of specials in all kinds of mer-
handise on sale. After the concert
here will be big moving picture
how.
A disastrous fire occurred Thursday
fternoon when the large brick house
elonging to Arthur Clark, one and
hree fourths miles west of town 6
nd all its contents were completely
The origin of the fire
not known as Mr.. Clark and small
on, who were the only inhabitants
f the house, were out in the barn
t the time it started, Harvesting up