Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1913-08-21
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LITTLE WILLOW NOTES :;

Doctor ElvDra Eutler Allen, of Lit
tie Rock, Arkansas, formerly fror
Washington, d. c., is visiting wit
Or. Amy Curtin. DIR. Allen and DR.
CEriin were classmates when at tn,
medical college at Philadelphia sew
eIal years ago and the visit now !!
surely pleasant one to these ladies
Dr. Allen has been on an extended
trap over the northwest. She express
es herself as being much pleased will
the Pacific slope and especially south
ern Idaho. The climate here especial
ly appeals to her. Tho DR.. viii go
on to her eastern home when her Wis.
it here is over.
Mrs. Ivy Williams made visit of
several days With her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. R. Y. Currin.
Mrs. E. M. Perkins of the Heights
visited with Mrs. W. R. shrimp last
Thursday. Mrs. Perkins has accepted
the position as teacher of the 7th
grade at the Central building in Pay
cite. The school board are indeed,
fortunate in getting Mrs. Perkilsl
as she comes from her former homeI
in Texas highly recommended. She3
taught at Huntington last year anG
the people there regret very much
that she can not come back to then
for tha pOmino cbOn1 uoar
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Berrie of Lin
sen creek came down the valley SAY
urday. They visited with Mrs. Jas
Harrington and Sunday attended SCI
vices at the Baptist church. Mr.. an
Mrs. Berrie are indeed an aged co,
pie to make the long drive of
miles, as they do from their ranc
to Payette. Mr.. Berrie is "a year
old and totally blind, while Mrs. Be
rie is SO, but they both enjoy til
best of health and it seems a plea
ure for them to make this trip an,
meet old time friends and as Mr.. Be
rie says just to hear their voices,
a great pleasure to him.
Mr. and Mrs. John Syme and Mis-
Mitchell drove from Franc
over to Weiser Sunday. They will
visit for a few days with their daugh
.er, Mrs. McAully and meet some old
line friends from@N orth Dakota Wild
stopped off in Weiser, just for visit
With tbair- old paiobhorc Mice Mitch
j went to her home near Fruitland
donday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. R. Shrimp called
n Mr.. and Mrs. l.. H. Patton Sun
ay afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Hartley and
hildren visited with Mr.. and Mrs.
:. E. Olsen Sunday.
Mrs. B. D. Mcintyre was Payettd
isitor Saturday.
Mrs. w. w. Kay came up with MI
.ay on the stage last Monday and
lsited with her cousin Mrs. DaHarsh
the Bolton ranch for several days.
Mrs. w. R. shrimp and Mrs. A. E.
..
issel and Mrs. Kelly last Saturday
'ternoon.
L. H. Patton and w. R. Shrimp de-
vered hogs to Mr.. Bowker at Pay
tie on Tuesday.
Walter shrimp was down the va ley
lnday and called on Mr.. Gilbrath
ri doupbtar Misc ua1a1 .
Mr.. Taylor is making quite show
g on his land as it looks from the
lley, as if he might have nearly 100 \
res of brush cleared off. L
George Van Buren, will go to Mer-
ian this week for a 10 days visit |
tn his sister, Mrs. John Elan.
This year has proved to the people a
at no crop is dependable here with
t irrigation. This valley alone q
'uld have been thousands of dol y
s to the good had they have had r
cir irrigation system and the stor- IL
3 reservoir in last year. Too many
us had to be shown and now it S.
l likely be year before the work
| be done. Then with irrigation A.
people will just commence to
i out their loss in all of these
RS they were trying to dry farm, q.
a land of irrigation. !,
OTATOES WANTED.-For partic-
rs see DENNEY & co. 31t2 6f