Payette County ID Archives News.....Pleasant View  January 27, 1905
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New Plymouth Outlook January 27, 1905
New Plymouth Outlook
New Plymouth, Idaho
Friday, January 27, 1905
 
PLEASANT VIEW
 
Rev. Jones came out to see Grace Mead on Monday.
 
Ben Strohbehn has a new well and it is reported a good, deep one.
 
The Misses Williams entertained a few friends on Wednesday evening.
 
Miss Maud Stegall came home last Friday for the Mackison anniversary.
 
W. T. Shields is able to do his chores again.  He has had quite a siege of 
inflammatory rheumatism.
 
Mr. T. F. Harry has enhanced the value of his home by putting up a neat front 
fence with fancy posts.
 
Rev. Dulin preached Sunday afternoon, and heartfelt sympathy was tendered him 
in his recent bereavement.
 
Charley Paine has completed a very neat cottage on his ranch and will move as 
soon as the weather is favorable.
 
The infant child of Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Griep died on Tuesday evening at six 
o'clock, and was buried at one o'clock on Wednesday.
 
Quite a number of familiar faces were missed last Sunday evening at the 
Endeavor meeting.  Muddy roads take a good deal of courage.
 
At the Mackison anniversary celebration the older people were entertained in 
the afternoon, and a number of young folks in the evening.
 
Grace Mead has been very ill with pneumonia, requiring a physician three times 
in twenty-four hours.  Hopes for her ultimate recover are now entertained.
 
We neglected to mention last week the difficult yet successful operation on 
Mr. E. E. Hunter, on Wednesday, by means of which two tumors were taken from 
the back of his neck, and the patient relieved of much suffering.  Dr. 
Woodward was the attending physician.
 
Our ice men on Williams Avenue feel quite fortunate that they were in the nick 
o' time in filling their ice house.  Seventy-five tons were stored away.  
Those interested in the supply are David Hall, Hank Williams, Zeke Williams. 
J. L. Vanatta and Fred Spencer.
 
Miss Effie Johnson, Mrs. Ruth Goodwin, Miss Goodwin and Philip Goodwin came 
out from Payette and were guests together with about fifteen of the 
neighborhood young people, at a party given by Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Goodwin.  A 
very merry evening was enjoyed with flinch for the early part of the time, and 
refreshments, guitar and zither music as a finale.

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