New Plymouth News Items Include Injuries and Visits
A torn article notes J W Lynch tests home after weeks, a hammer misfire injures a man in New Plymouth, with others traveling to Mokresks and Ontario. Alfred Meeds' brother arrives from Ku tland, Sherman Cox and Jr Lynch attend the Bole fair, port duties shift during an absence, W M Wayman visits from Emmett, a bride arrives, and Leatie Pugh suffers an accident while assisting in Fields' packing house.
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J. W. Lynch
Eijourn
Elf
Taylor
Alfred Meeds
New Plymouth
Kutland
Sherman Cox
Jr Lynch
Ontario
Clark
Master Stevens
W. M. Wayman
Walter Marke
Emmett
Young
Boya Leatie Pugh
Middleton
Wedding and social notices fill New Plymouth pages
Sunday social scene details include a wedding on October 29 1910 at St Aloysatus church with Pearl Wachter and John Herturth, reception at Pioneer Hall, and guests from Payette Twin Falls and Boise. A large garden party aprons shower, a homecoming of Mrs. Wachter, and local visits by Fairman Colburn Larkin and others are noted alongside plans for trees from Westside Nursery and a Payette printing job.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cr. Fairman
Stevenson
Washington
Mr. Fairman
Kimer Ransom
Oragon
Mine Klale Strong
Prof. Strong
New Plymouth
Great Bend
Kansas
Lillian
Charlotte ‘Swatman
Caldwell
J. W. Lynch
Tadies
Mine Wachter
Hinchliff
Billy
Paul
Paut
Mike
Kathe Meyer
Miss Wachter
Mr. Burke
Dolso
Misa Pearl
Chara Ackerman
Harry Parnett
Pioneer Hall
Burke
Lynch
Leo. Schmidt
Wachter
John Herfurth
Brubaker
Main Street
Twin Falls
Idaho
Ben Strohbehn
Payette
Ed. Strohbehn
Kinho
A. B. Moss
H. R. Dunn
Don Strohbehn
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Russell's
Ladies Union
Ladies’ Union
Russell Department Store
Clothcraft Wool
Bay
Regu
George Sheldon
Portland
Bbheldon
J. K. Bheldon
Colburn
Fruitland
Davia Howe
Janes Barnard
Lethe
Wachter—Herforth
Payette Enterprise Printing Office
Mitchell
Hedrick
Idaho Dye Works
L. W. Kyles
Y. M. C. Agles Club
Smith Premier Typewriter
Inquire Enterprise Office
Hart Schaffner & Marx
E. C. Keith & Son
Dope
Florsheim
REGAL
John W. Sur