Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1913-06-19

mouth boasts.
Arthur Clark had $4,000 insurance
on his house that was burned last
week, and $500 on his furniture. Mr..
Clark will soon start the erection
of modern bungalow on the site
where the old house stood.
| The many friends of Archie Sund-
les will be pleased to know that he
is getting along as well as can be
Expected from the electric shock he
received last week.
Ora Bliss arrived home Saturday
!, from Mountain Home for visit with
his parents, A. H. Bliss and wife.
Rev. Packard is confined to his
home with illness and was unable
to fill the pulpit Sunday.
Miss Rena Murray of Lincoln, Ne
braska, is here for two weeks yis-
1t with her friend Mrs. Roy White.
A. Meyer received the news Of
the death of his youngest brother,
Earnest Meyer, of Omaha, Neb., on
Thursday.
Miss Marie Alderman attended a
party at Mr. Casberg's in Payette
Monday evening returning home on
Tuesday.
Roland Sullivan is home from the
All Hollows School in Salt Lake.
Roland is to be congratulated on the
gold medal he received for his ex-
cellency in his commercial courses.
Mr.. Louis Kinkle is here for a
weeks visit with his sister, Mrs. A.
R. ingalls,.
Father Maddox occupied the pull
pit in the Catholic Church last Sun
day in the absence of Father God
schalx.
Mrs. John Bagley and two child
rem and Miss Veronica Meechan
leave Thursday for their home in Ia
coma, Wash, after a pleasant visit
at the T. H. Meechan home.
Misses Blanch Rose and Alice Bills
and Lee Hylton motored to Ontario
Sunday.
Mrs. Geo. Wilson and Mrs. Fralk
Beamgard gave very pretty sur
prise party in honor of the latter's
husbands thirty first birthday, Mo-
day evening. The invited guests,
who were composed of the band boys
with their wives and sweethearts,
were all assembled on the spacious
porches of the Wilson home and as
Mr.. Beamgard returned from work
the lights were suddenly turned on
bringing to view all the merry la
ty. The band then struck up live
ly tune while Mr.. Beamgard stood
speechless with surprise. Much me-
riment was caused during the even
ing by guessing the number of beans
in pot. Mural avis was the lucky
contestant and received a box of
MARCHING cherries as a prize. E.
F. Elder won the BOBBY prize which |
was rolly polly dog. While punch |
was being served all present were |
requested to tell why they got mar
ried, which was quite embarrassing
to a few Later in the evening de-
licious refreshments of ice cream
and cake were served, after watch
all enjoyed the music by the band
of which Mr. Beamgard is the lea der.
At the home of the bride, ON Sun
day, June Is, Miss Violet Ringer
and Mr.. Sydney E. Flock were united
in marriage, Rev. Minaker officiating.
The bride was gowned in beautiful
white embroidered yoille while the
groom wore the conventional black.
Only the immediate relatives were
present. The bride is the daughter
If Fred Ringer and is well known
ind has many friends about New
Plymouth. The groom is not so
veil known having recently come
o this place. The young people
lave the best wishes of the New
plymouth people on their journey
through. life.
A Meyer is having an electric mo- L
or installed for the purpose OF
JUMPING water through his home and
lso through the houses belonging to
ames Creasey and Ella Meyer.
B. F. Talbot left Thursday for
hicago, ILL.,, where he will be mar
led. After wedding tour of three
-eeks duration, during which they '
i'll visit Davenport, Peoria and :,
enver, they will return to make +
ew Plymouth their home. >.