Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1913-01-02
LITTLE WILLOW NOTES


pleasantly here in the valley. The
families all enjoyed the usual Xmas
dinner and the visit from Santa leav
ing hearts happier; at the ShimI
home they had family Xmas tres
with all of the family present; the
number, including visitors from
Merriam were just eighteen. Aftel
enjoying the Xmas tree and the
nuts and candy, which Old Santa
bountifully distributed the guests all
sat down to dinner, which was much
enjoyed by all.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jasper Roe and
children spent Xmas day with Mrs.
Roes parents in Payette, where the
family were all present, with Mr..
and Mrs. Will Phipps, Van Stahl and
Mack Phipps as invited guests. Old
Santa Claus remembered them all
and especially the little folks.
Mrs. L. H. Patton and sons, Ed
win, Earl and Lester spent Xmas
with Mr.. and Mrs. L. M. Capron on
the bench, spending the week end
with friends at Ontario. They GER
tainly had a royal good time. Edwin
and Earl Patton will return to the
Institute at Weiser after New
Years where they will finish the
school year.
Mrs. VIM. Stirm and daughters,
Marie and Katherine called on their
many friends in the valley Thursday
and Friday. Thursday they had
dinner with Mrs. R. E. Olsen at the
shrimp ranch
Miss Marie Stirm will go to Boise
and attend Links business college.
She will take a full commercial
course.
Miss Myrtle Bell is spending her
vacation with her parents in Pay
cite.
Miss Elva Miller is enjoying the
Xmas and New Year with her
mother and sister at Nampa.
Miss Evelyn Skippen is at home
for the vacation. She will return
to Weiser with her brother Errett.
where they will finish the school
year.
George Syme is at home and spent
he Xmas week with his mother,
Jack Syme had Xmas dinner with
lis parents the first time for IL
years and they certainly enjoyed the
evening very much.
Mrs. l.. H. Hartley of Midvale,
made a short visit with her son, A.
9. Hartley and family last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Shrimp have
listing them this week, Mr.. and
Mrs. Dias, and Elyan and Allan
clam of Meridian, Idaho, sister
md brother of Mrs. Chas. shrimp.
w. R. shrimp was taken to the
folly Rosary Hospital in Ontario
saturday, where he was operated on
or long standing troubles, which |
we're undermining his health. We |
re pleased, to state he is doing |
yell and will soon be able to return
ONE and will no doubt have better
ealth than he has had for years.
lrs. shrimp is with her husband at
ne hospital.
Miss Whsle Wilson is visiting
[rs. r. E. Olsen this week.
Mrs. R. E. Ohen and Miss Wilson
isited Mrs. c. B. shrimp on Willow
lights Monday.
On Friday evening, Dec. 27, 1912,
M. McClenehen gave Leap Year
Ill at his home in Keystone val |
y. More than forty invited guests
lme and did certainly enjoy the
rening to its fullest The gentle
en- carried the programs and the
dies showed how to keep the dane
! going, no dragging allowed. At
idnight an elegant supper was
rived. Mrs. R. E. Olsen and 9TH
s served the guests. The young
dies took advantage of the closing
Leap Year and the bashful young
en- received many proposals" The
usic was furnished by Clyde Cur
n and others. The Payette young
pple who attended the ball were
ISIS 10 Kenward, Miss Whsle Will
n, Miss Jessie Ringer, Miss Iva
ssbitt, Messrs. S. M. Nesbitt, M.
lipps and Van Stahl. Everyone re-
rts the affair to be the best ever,
d one and all extend wishes to
+, McClenehen which If fulfilled, he
Il not be keeping a bachelors home
ry lon.s.