Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-12-16
GOLDEN WEDDING
TO Be OBSERVED
New Plymouth Couple Mar
ried SO Years on Coming
Christmas Day - Young
Business Man WEEDS.

New Plymouth, Dec. 16.-Mr. and
Mrs. J. G. Stone will celebrate their
golden wedding anniversary with an
interesting family reunion Dec. rs.
event will be of unusual importance
not only to their family but to their
friends who are anxious to extend
their Fluctuations to the Stones upon
this happy occasion. Mr.. and Mrs.
Stone have lived here many years and
have a host of friends who are adding
their congratulations on the approach
ing anniversary. Among those who
will participate in the festivities Of the
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Stone are Mr..
and Mrs. Tom Stone. Emmett; Mr.. and
Mrs. Edwin Thamert, Sweet; Mr.. and
Mrs. Jesse Graham, Walla Walla;
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Anderson. Hunt
ington Ore. William Proctor, Chero-
kee. Okla; David Stone and the Misses
Anise and Alice Stone and Mr.. and
Mrs. Lee Lingle of New Plymouth.
New Plymouth people are extending
warm welcome to Mr. and Mrs. Jay
May. who arrived few days ago from
Florida where they were married some
weeks ago. Mr.. May is one of New
Plymouth's young business men and
has host Of friends who are offering
their congratulations upon his marriage
to the charming southern girl.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Lynch spent sew
eral days in Caldwell this week the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w. e. Parker.
Mr.. Lynch was in attendance at a
meeting In connection with the estab-
lishment Of the Farm Loan credit
banks. Mr.. Joiner was also named as
one of the committee from this point,
but was unable to be present.
The Readers club held an especial
ly interesting meeting at the home of
Mrs. Trayer Tuesday. The subject for
the afternoon was Alaska. Two very
excellent papers on that far northern
country were given by Mrs P. S. Far
rell and Mrs. Dan Gardner. On ac-
count of the holidays the next meeting
will not be held until in January.
HAPPY REUNION.
William Proctor OF Cherokee, Okla,
a cousin OF Mrs. J. G. Stone, whom she
has not seen for 40 years, is guest at
the Stone home. Mr.. Proctor has made
an extended trip throughout the west
and expresses himself unequivocally as
liking southern Idaho better than any
place he has visited. Mr.. Proctor Is a
farmer, hence has an eye to the posi-
biiities awaiting a practical man who
desires to engage in that line Of indus
try in the Payette valley. Mr.. Proctor
is looking for location and is so ia
vorably impressed with this section
that it is thought he will decide to in
vest here.
r. ID ~ I'LL
occupy the Ketchum residence on West
boulevard for the winter. Mrs. James
of Boise. a daughter. will make her
home with the Ackermans until spring
r. H. Mauphin, who has been critic
ally i'll for months, is not improving
and some fear Is entertained for his
ultimate recovery. Miss Julia Clana-
han of Portland, a niece is expected
soon at the Mauphin home.
Mrs. Homer Cheney entertained Ii
ladies Friday afternoon complimentary
to Mrs. Grover Stuart and Mrs. Wig
gins. The pleasant affair was a com
plete surprise to both ladies' who voiced
their appreciation of Mrs. Cheney's
thoughtfulness in arranging it. At the
close of the afternoon a nice lunch was
served.
S. p. Baker of Middleton shipped In
a carload of apples last week for which
| there was brisk demand, every box
going into New Plymouth homes al
from s1.00 to $3.50 per box. A car OF
ground feed also arrived for the local
hog men. Three cars of young hogs
in prime condition will be shipped tc
coast points Friday by B. w. Grover.
The quarterly meeting OF the Library
association will be held Friday even
ing in the high school auditorium
Books drawn for the library during the
quarter numbered 4s4, which shows
an appreciation of the opportunity af-
| forded them by a public library.