Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1913-10-23
Little WILLOW Neus

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Miss 10 Kenward attended the re
ception given to the teachers ant
patrons of the school at the CONNER
cial Club rooms Monday evening.
Mrs. w. R. shrimp was an Ontario
business visitor last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Hartley were
business visitors in Payette Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. E. Haynes and lit
tie daughter, Rachel were callers at
the shrimp ranch Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Neal Gordon called at the
Eastside school last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. D. Mcintyre were
business visitors in Payette this
week.
w. R. Shrimp received the sad news
last week of the death of his sister,
Mrs, A. E. Bryan at Norristown, Pa.
Thus they pass over to the other
shore; since Mr.. shrimp visited at his
old home seven years ago, his moth
er and sister have been called away.
A Halloween party somewhere in
the valley should not be overlooked.
We are none of us too old to emily
an evening with the spooks and
witches and little fortune telling
might help us out little too.
We see by the Statesman where
Henry Seawell in Boise, held up
chicken thief Saturday night, first
with a broken pitcher, until the old
gun could he dug up, that had no
load in it and had not been used
for years, but the bluff worked and
he held him until the officer came.
We always thought that Uncle Hem
ry" would do things up about right
under most any conditions and this
is proof of his being fully able to'I
do so.
Sheep are now being trailed toj
the different feed grounds for the
winter. We understand that on the
mountain summit, sheep are obliged
to travel through several miles ofl
snow, the snow fall being fully six
weeks earlier in the mountains than
usual.
w. R. shrimp and L. H. Patton
have a force of men at work on the
canal, enlarging and cleaning the
ditch putting it in first class shape.
Jasper Roe and family have moved
to the Smith ranch while Mr.. Rec
puts the land in fall grain.
Tom Windle is now threshing al /
falfa seed at the Crump ranch ION
Big Willow, reports are that the
seed is turning out well and good
quality of Iced. Il
3 Neal Gordon is hauling hay from
down the valley and Oscar Keefer
from Big Willow. Not hay enough in,
The valley for sale to supply the de-
nand. t.,
/ Bert Dean who has been blowing !
IN the Burns ranch went down to
lis homestead Friday, and will ,
blow and seed at home for the next /,
ew weeks.
We are having bridye put in at
he Stonequarry gulch. This has =.
'een condemned for some time and
s much needed Improvement. It I
viii be put in with cement and be
irst class. A bridge over Little VII '
ow at some good place is the next
n order.
Mrs. Bottoms brother from Texas \
visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Q
'olton. ~ tgHt n
Clarence Kirk has, been inspecting
heep for scab and Is on his annual "
ound of inspection.
Paul erosion of Crane Creek was 1!
own the valley at the Currin ranch.
nd Mr.. Currin went with him to v
he Emmett bench where they bought
90 head of Digs from Mr.. Reynolds.
Miss Marie Stirm left last week a,
'r Boise where she will attend Il
inks business college. lo
There will be social Nov. 8, given In
Misses Kenward and Thornton. P
veryone cordially invited. o.