Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-01-01
Little WILLOW Neus


had a jolly Xmas, yeen df the sne
storm kept some at home who mig
have otherwise spent the day wi
relatives or friends.
Mr.. and Mrs w. r. Shrimp had
house party over Xmas Mr.. and Mr.
Il. e. Olsen and Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]
Hartley and boys were the hous
guests and real Xmassy time wa
had. Music, dancing and cards wer
the evenings entertainment.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Stirm are en-
pertaining Xmas week guests, Mrs
w. P. Plowhead and two children O
Middleton and Mrs. J. S. Ingls o
salt, Lake. They are cousins of Mr.
Stirm. They are having a delight
full time, music and cards in the
evening, and sleighing parties. thru
the day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jasper Roe and child
rem were home guests at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Ringer at Pay
cite.
Mrs. w. R. shrimp, Mrs. R. E. OIL
sen and Mrs. A. E. Hartley and child
rem were visiting Mrs. L. H. Patton
Friday afternoon.
| oscar Keifer was a visitor with w.
K. Shrimp last week. Mr.. Keifer is
| very anxious to have water fer irri-
cation for as he says, he has TIE
sell and all that is needed is the
water
The valley residents were very
much grieved when they heard CT |
the terrible tragedy which occurred
at the Berding ranch Xmas eve. Mr..
Berding was a good man, generous
to a fault, kind and thoughtful to
his nefghbors, he was man, who
can best be described by using his
own words to neighbor recently,
That he could never profit from
another mans MISFORTUNE The
heartfelt sympathy of this valley
goes out to Mrs. Berding, in this
jalk Eour of sorrow ]
Mr.. Berdelson of Falk Store visited !
1t the homes of Thomas Windle of T
William Stirm this week. r
Mr.. and Mrs. Stirm and family and I
he guests were calling on Mr. and Il
Yrs. Albert Coats Sunday afternoon. r
Mr.. and Mrs Tinker who have been n
t the Bolton ranch for some time, q
vent to Payette Saturday. NJ
Mr.. Wright, Mr.. Stirm, Mr.. Wind'e r
nd R. Y. Currin were business Wis q
,ors in Payette Friday and Satur- A
ay. G
Mack Phipps of Huntington, Ore, r
anne up the valley Saturday to the A
ONE of Mr.. Thomas Windle, going A
ack to Payette in the evening. AS n
2 passed we heard the merry jingle n
the sleigh bells, it made us think y
the time we used to go sleightng
it'll our best girl.
The little boys of s. Gissel have w
zen quite i'll this week, with bad ia
Ids. H.
The people who are shipping cream C.
Seattle now, are realizing good A.
gifts, as they are getting 42211, i Pc
ofits, as they are getting AZ cents j.
: butter fat f. o. b. Seattle. Mrs. P.
irm recently shipped twenty six B.
cks and one turkey to Seattle; G..
2 received Is cents per pound for j.
, ducks and "a cents for the tur- B.
y. If the farmers would all mark D.
their produce in this manner there w.
uld be something made On the F.
ch. L. II. Patton has been ian the E.
2. Ell c1s for eight years and ].
S is the first time he ever re- L.
we'd AZ cents for his, cream. G.
1rs. Jasper Roe is in Payette this W.
Elk as the baby is quite i'll, not able w.
get home since Xmas. H.
harley Nelson Of the Heights Is E.
nding the Xmas holidays In Port o.
1. C.
Irs. A. e, Perkins and little daugh- j. /
Fay went to her old home In L.
trial Texas to spend the Xmas Fl.
* with the home folks, her faith VIM
who is quite i'll also helped to C. {
her home at this time.
his is the last message from
correspondent for the year of
}. We are glad that the end of W.,
year is here; and we hope that MN,
coming year of 1914 will mark a ~
era for this valley. We hope to - d,
the dreams of many years fully :,
lied, that is the irrigation pro- -
completed and the people to
> water on their land by 1915. =
RS. VIM. Foss, mother of Nell =,
Arb Drinkwine died at her home = :
Payette last Tuesday, December
This did not come unexpected :, :
Mrs. Foss had been Ill for more =
/ q year. The friends and neigh ~
extend to the Drinkwine Bros.
: heartfelt sympathy In their ,,,