Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1913-10-16
Little WILLOW NeUs


Virginia, arrived in Payette Saturday
night. Mr.. Wright is a brother of
Harvey Wright of this valley and IS
now visiting at his brothers home.
They are undecided just at present
but may decide later to become per-
manent residents of the valley.
Jacob Stirm and wife and boys
from Iowa are visiting with his
brother, VIM. Stirm, and family this
week. They are making trip of the
west and will also visit their sister,
Mrs. Broken at Kimberley, Idaho.
We see plainly that we will have
to make a special trip to French one
of these days to look after our gent
al postmaster. We can not hear from
them nowadays as their phore is
gone, but the valley residents are all
interested in the welfare of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Syme and family, as we
can not call UP" as in former years,
we will have to take a trip, that is
certain.
The Drinkwine Bros. were in Pay
cite with their auto when the recent
rainy days came so the car remained
in the city and they staged it home.
The ranchers in the valley viii all
remember the warm, c'ean, cczy din-
ing room and good hot dinner, that
used to greet the eye, and otherwise
make us feel good, in days of long
ago, when Mr.. and Mrs. Gi son were
keeping open their hotel. So now, we
can be served in the same old way,
only better # possible, as Mrs. Gil
son and her daughter Lillian are
back at the old stand, ready to meet
and serve their old time friends as
well as the new ones.
Friends of Miss Martha Gordon and
the brothers and sisters, will be
pleased to know that they are nicely
located at Indian valley, and are at
tending school there, and the father
and older brother are work ng in a
mill near so the family are all at
home this winter.
John Redmond is back to his old
home for few days ON business
trip. He is much pleased with his
new home and reports Mrs. Redmond,
as perfectly happy and contented and
no desire for the old friends, not
when John is home anyway.
w. R. Shrimp had the M seortune
TO run a tire off his wagon as he
was going home rom Payette Satur-
day night. He left the wagon load
ed with coal, and upon returning Sun
day morning found the dolble-trees
gone. When leaving the lead, Mr.. |
Shrimp was a little anxious about the |
coal, but did not dream that any
one would stop to rob the wagon of
it's double-trees but such is life.
Mr.. Gilbert of Payette Valley and
a Mr.. Smith of North Idaho were up
the valley Sunday, enquiring into the
hog industry.
Miss Evelyn Skippen spent the
week end and Sunday with her par |
snts, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Skippen.
This is Miss Evelyn's second year
It THE l. l. l. at Weiser. She reports
L good attendance there and the in
crest in the various branches unus-
tally good.
Miss Elsie Keefer accompanied
Mrs. w. R. Shrimp to the Berding Is
and last Sunday afternoon.
Jay, Roy and Elmer Keefer were
LII at home with their parents last
sunday.
S. Gissel took load of fat hogs
o the Wilcox Bros. Tuesday.
The seeding is going on fast these
lays, as the rain put the ground
n first class shape for pillow ,ng, the
sual amount of acres, If not m,re
viii be put in this fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Bolton are at
he ranch this week Mr.. Bolton
yill feed his sheep at the home ranch
his winter.
George Brewer has found his call
Nc sure and the way he sells fly
haser, corn dope and such like Is
OF slow.