Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-01-11
LITTLE WILLOW NOTES


! Oul rise parties are quite the
fad now days in the valley. On last
Thursday night the neighbors all
went to the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Stirm and just completely took
them by storm. The dining room
was cleared and the merry crowd
were soon dancing to most excellent
music furnished by Mrs. r. E. OIL.
sen and Mack Phipps, on the violin
and piano and others helped them
during the evening, at II, a lunch
was served. Then dancing contin-
ued until the morning hours. Mr..
aud Mrs. Stirm proved to be fine
entertainers even though taken Who'll
ly by surprise as they were, but
they extended a hearty invitation to
one and all to come again.
Postmaster Symes has gone to
Weiser to visit Mrs. Syme who is
still under the Doctors care, al
though she is still improving. Miss
Tena Syme is also in, Weiser with
her mother.
Mrs. Frank Garrett and children
have been spending a few days In
town with Mrs. CARROTS motfrSx,
Mrs. A. L. Roberts.
Ray Chatfield was a Payette Wis.
itor over Sunday.
Although the weather was cold
and the snow drifted some. we
had fine weather compared to what
it was in Payette. Our little val
ley seldom has very bad storms,
protected by the hills makse it i'm
possible for heavy winds to reach
us.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. R. Shrimp attend.
ed the Grange meeting in Payette
Friday night.
l.. H. Patton had trouble with
his gasoline engine during the cold
snap and it was necessary for Mr..
Jensen to come out from town to
'ut the machine in running order.
Albert Hartley went out in the
ILLS Sunday after the heavy snow
nd captured two coyotes in
hort time and could have easily
aught more had he not been alone.
londay he went again, accompanied
y Walter shrimp and they each got
ne. This was grand sport and the
oys will go again. The deep snow
Don wears Mr.. Coyote cut and
fan him
ave to travel fast to catch up to
ne. Everyone who possibly can
lould get out and help rid the
'untry of these pests. Will Stirm
as also out in the hills near their
nch adm caught two.
School in District 4 has been de-
yed owing to the bad weather as
is impossible for the small child
n to attend, until the weather
Oderates.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Stirm had Sun
y dinner with Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
oft.
VIM. Syme will entertain a few
ends with a six course dinner this
elk. He is still Chef at the
ench cafe.
Will Stirm went to Payette Sun
to continue his school as he
one of the High School gradu-
S this year.
there are any cattle or hors-
in the hills they will hunt the
yards some where, as the
w is too deep for them to
y in the hills.
.eports come from the feed yards
cattle, sheep and horses are
lg just fine, although it is cold
the snow deep it makes the
ing better than a warm winter.
r. and Mrs. Walter Douglass who
been at the shrimp ranch for
past two months left this week
their home in Berkeley, Calf. Mr..
glass has been sick and for that
on they went to their California
e.
w. Kay found the roads none
good as he made his trip up the
y with the mail Tuesday,
ugh the kindness of Mr.. Patton
ad fresh team when he got
nat far, and went on to French.
as he came back he had his -
all rested and in fine shape
axe the return trip.
S. Jasper Roe informed us that
mother, Mrs. J. H. Ringer, who
been visiting her mother at
nond, Mo-, for the past two
rs returned home Saturday night
'eports a fine trip. Mrs. Ring
mother is 80 years old and en-.
fairly good health. It was
y-slx years ago that Mrs.
left her home in the east
aho.
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