Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1915-11-04
New Plymouth Notes.

AAAOA4iAh6y thOhl S~O Ne~Se5
where they have been for the past
several months.
Mr.. Milton Longfellow, of Belfoun-
tain, Ohio, was here visiting his
neice, Mrs. Ned Snyder. He has
gone and intends to make a tour Of
the west.
Mrs. George Apologize has return
ed from Emmett, where she has
been for several weeks visiting her
parents.
Mrs. Homer Cheney has returned
from Galesburg, H., greatly improv-
ed in health and gained 20 pounds
in weight.
The High School boys are going to
give a play entitled school Days
at Skunk Hollow, on Friday evening
November 9Th, at Pioneer Hall.
Clark Beamgard and family moved
to Ontario, the first of the week.
Mr.. G. w. Glaze, wife and son
have rooms at the W. B. Baker
home.
The Leo Schmidt family were en-
tertained at Sunday dinner at the
A. Meyer home.
| Harry Bean and Clarence Ransom
started for Moscow last Wednesday.
They went by auto.
A Literary society was organized
Tuesday afternoon, at the A. R. In
gals home. Their study will be
American poets, American literature
and Current events.
The movement has been made for
cleaner films to be-used at the pic
ture shows
The Ehrlich sale was we'll attend
ed and things sold well.
Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Jones, of Taber
Iowa, visited with the Swatman fami-
ly last Friday and Saturday.
The Rebekahs entertain Thursday
evening at the Greasy hall.
Mr. and Mrs. George and Vera
Wachter motored to Boise Saturday,
returning Monday.
| A Ransom given to win Knight,
cupid's work.
Mr.. P. s. Farrell has rented Mrs.
N. X. Miller's bungalow, on the East
Boulevard.
The Payette Valley Furniture Com
pany moved into their new location,
the first of the week.
! Mr.. G. Wachter, wife and daughter,
started for the Frisco Fair, on Thurs
day, November 4th.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Wachter have
couple of rooms at the Small home
and are doing light housekeeping.
+ P. M. Smock is adding several
business blocks on Main Street.
The new cement walk from the
Pioneer building to the Congregation
al church, is now completed.
The girls of the High School will
give a play at the School auditor
ium, on Saturday evening, Nov. 6.
| Ross Mason, George Small, c. A.
Strong and Dave Sloan were Boise
visitors one day last week.
Mr.. Hind and daughter, who were
visiting at the Seely home, have re-
turned to Portland, Oregon.
Mr.. Fred Zollinger, of Weiser, who
| is well known here, having had his
home here several years ago, has
gone to Clinton, Iowa, to take posi-
ton with the Haas Hardware Com
pany. Mrs. Zollinger and children vii
remain in Weiser, until the school
closes as the children are in school.
A card party, given Tuesday even
ing in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Wachter, at the home of Mrs. John
Alderman.
Mr.. Greasy went to Caldwell on
Tuesday, on business.
SOCIETY NOTES.
The Masquerade dance, given here
Friday evening was reported great
success. Many persons from Payette,
Ontario and Fruitland attended.
The Baptist young people had a
Halloween social at the May home,
last Friday evening.
One of the most pleasant social |
affairs of the season, was the Hal
lowe'en party given at the Schmidt
home, by Mrs. Leo Schmidt, ON Sat
urday evening. Ghosts appeared sew
eral times during the party and all
kinds of games were played suitable
'or the occasion. The house was pref
lily decorated with e,m bsems of Hal
owe'en. Place cards and the center
'iece on the dining table were dn &C
,ordance with the other decorations.
\ delicious two-course dinner was
erved at late hour and the guests
departed, stating a very merry time.
A party given by the Freshman
lass of the High School, was given
t the w. P. Alderman home, on
atrrdpv avaufrto I ha1iov1 the en- .