Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1915-07-29
New Plymouth News

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VIII Hurle and the party which
accompanied him to the mountains
returned Friday with a plentiful
supply of trout.
RUSSELL Ragsdale and Carlyle
Smock left Monday for Washington,
to work in the harvest fields.
Clyde Anderson and wife of
Glenn's Ferry are visiting relatives
here.
Mark and Charlie Campbell and
Jim Carpenter have returned from
their fishing trip of two weeks on
the Payette river. They report fairly
good fishing. They caught 800 all of
which were good size.
M. " Martin, who was former
editor of the Sentinel paper was
visiting relatives in Emmett last
week. He has accepted a. position
under the Forest service, being
located at Mccall.
Arthur Whelchel and family of
Caldwell, were visiting relatives
here Monday.
Mr. E. c. Rundstrom and two sis
tiers were the guests at the w. B.
Baker home Tuesday. Mr.. Rundstrom
is manager of the Emmett Golden
Rule Store.
Mr. NJ McKerrall, of Cleveland,
Ohio, is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Dan Gardner.
Doctor Drysdale went to Boise on
Wednesday, accompanied by Mrs.
Noyes and daughter Ruth, and
Muriel Fairman, where the girls
had their eyes treated by a special |
list.
Mr.. William Gordon, an Aberdeen
coal salesman, was a visitor at the
Smock home one day last week.
B. F. Swatman was Fruitland
visitor Wednesday.
Mrs. A. s. Cotton, of Danvers,
Massachusetts, arrived last week to
visit her sister, Mrs NJ E. Anderson.
A baby girl arrived at the home
Of Mr. and Mrs Fred Ringer, on
Saturday, July 18th.
CLANCY Martin and wife were
Boise visitors last week.
Mr.. Ell Chadwick, last week, pur-
chased lot from C. NJ Nichols near
the packing house. Mr.. Chadwick
expects to build a house on the lot
in the near future.
Mr.. Harvey Bean, last week, sold
his house and lot on Plymouth Ave-
nue. to Mr.. Frank Cobb, the consider {
alton was six hundred dollars Mr.. s
Cobb intends to enlarge the house.
Mr.. Mike Gilbride of Emmett,
made deal where he traded his ,
Emmett land for the Mann orchard,
which was recently traded by Mr.. ,
Mann to Mr.. Crawford for land at )
Long Valley.
Mr. P. M. Smock and J. B. Fisher .
closed deal last week with J. F. =
Wiley of Long Valley, for 400 acres c
of land in that valley with the proba- :
bility of closing deal for 200 acres !,
adjoining the 400 acres which they >
just purchased. The land is located
near Arlington and is said to be a ;
very fine piece of land Mr.. Smock ,
and Mr.. Fisher intend to go into
the cattle business on large scale. :,
They already have quite a large ),
number of dairy cattle and expect q
to add beef cattle to the herd.
Mr.. L. J. Sears, who was operated G
on at st. Luke's hospital last week :
Is showing slight improvement o
Misses Lillian and Charlotte Swat Al
man, Esther Sundles, Ella Myer h,
and Elmer Swatman started Tuesday
morning for the Payette Lakes. They O,
expect to be gone week. w
Mr.. D. Mcdonald who has been IA
yisiting at the home of Mr.. Frank II
Madden for the past week has re-
urned to his home at Spokane a,
tut his wife will visit here until q,
September. III
Mrs. Lizzie Snyder of Minnesota
S visiting the Snyder families. D,
Miss Fairy Sanger of Payette was ne
he house guest of Miss Verda Wal
ers last week
Rev. Ira D. Hall, who has been
astor of the Baptist church for the
asst six months, surprised his con-
by presenting his resigna-
on last Sunday morning. His health :,
as not been very good and 1T is o'
bought a good rest will benefT
i'm. Mr.. Hall has made many :,
lends during his short stay here q"
y his kindly words and deeds. He
a graduate of Colgate University
nd Hamilton Theological Seminary
both of which he made a good 20
ecord and was obliged to work %
lie wav through Mr. Hall has the