Payette County ID Archives News.....Pleasant View March 10, 1905
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New Plymouth Outlook March 10, 1905
New Plymouth Outlook
New Plymouth, Idaho
Friday, March 10, 1905
 
PLEASANT VIEW
 
Mrs. Cleveland has been quite ill, requiring Mrs. Harry's kind watch care.
 
C. E. business meeting will be held Saturday evening, March 11, at the school-
house.
 
The Ladies Aid Society met at the home of Mrs. Flack on Wednesday.  The ladies 
are busy perfecting plans for next year.
 
An informal gathering of young people was held Friday evening at the home of 
Miss Holl, who with Miss Barney gave those present a happy evening.
 
Mrs. James Barnard has been very ill with pneumonia, requiring nurse and the 
services of a physician.  The last report was that Mrs. Barnard was improving.
 
Miss Grace Haines departed this country last Saturday, and has not been heard 
from or seen since.  We are anxiously awaiting for news from Boise, where she 
might be found.
 
Mr. Martin Barney and sister, Miss Emma, were introducing their friends, 
Messrs. Nelson and Watson, of Albion, Nebraska, to Pleasant View young people 
last Sunday evening.
 
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mead wish to tender their sincere thanks to their friends 
who showed their sympathy and were so kind during their recent sickness and 
bereavement. 
 
Mr. Malcom Hezeltine brought his cousin, Mrs. Kizer and children out on the 
bench last Saturday.  Mrs. Kizer is a resident of Meadows, Idaho her husband 
being in the mercantile business at that place.
 
Mrs. Elsie Hoel, one of our sweetest and most beloved neighbors, laid at 
death's door last Friday afternoon, causing the greatest anxiety to her 
friends.  But the dread pneumonia was worsted, and since the crisis a rapid 
improvement has been going on.
 
As a token of their regret at the departure of the Warner and Anderson 
families for Eugene, Oregon, the young people gathered on Monday evening at 
Mrs. Warner's residence.  Although going through the process of packing, Mrs. 
Anderson met the occasion well and proved a charming hostess.

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