Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-02-19
Little WILLOW NeUs

ley.
l.. II. Patton shipped 23 fat steers
to the Portland market last Friday
Ed Patton made the trip with the
cattle and will visit with relatives
in the Rose City. Albert Hill also
was with the shipment, there being
three car loads of cattle in all.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. D. Mcintyre were
Payette visitors last week.
DR.. Amy Currin, who has charge
of department I'm the home of the
feeble minded at Salem, Oregon, re-
ports fine weather and roses and
pansies in full bloom in the garden
there.
Mr.. Hurst and SON came out from
town in their auto last Wednesday,
but were unable to return to Pay
cite with the car, too much mud for
autos up this way just now.
Thomas Windle is Payette visi-
tor this week
Owing to the smoky condition of
the stove pipe at the school house
in Dist. A. Miss Thornton dismissed
school for day.
The teacher and pupils at the
Eastside were much disappointed in
not getting to Payette for the Alask-
an lecture and moving pictures last
week. The bad condition of the
roads made it impossible for them
to make the trip. They hope to have
the opportunity to go to Payette Lat
er, as Miss Kenward is looking for
ward to treat of this kind for her
school.
Mr.. Post and Mr.. Stone of Boise
were over last week looking UP land
values, with view of placing al
colony, in this valley, this summer.
Mrs. S. Gissel was a Payette Wis
itor last Friday, going for medical
aid as she has not been well for
some time.
The parties who helped them
selves to the several punches OF
shingles from the engine house at
the shrimp ranch had better be gett-
ing busy, for they are known and the
shingles are spotted Enough said.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Keefer and
family visited with Mr. and Mrs.
John Elan while they were in the
valley.
Chas. Nelson visited with Walter
R. Shrimp last week.
w. R. shrimp is still On the sick
list, but seems to be improving.
Mrs. George Nesbit was Sunday
visitor with Miss 10 Kenward.
We make a suggestion that the
valley residents meet with cur road
supervisors and talku the question,
of asking the county to assist in put
ting in about four good rock lords
across Little Willow at convenient j..
places. This seems to be a better :.
plan than to have wagon bridge
built where it would never be of use
to the majority of the residents and
as good solid rock fcrds can be used
eleven months and two weeks out of :.
the year, and movement of this Il
kind would be benefit to every y
one in the valley. If itwere possible =
Tor bridge to be built in the val y
ey this wear, We say, let it be put u
Ut French where the U. S. mall is
obliged to cross the creek three times d
ZACH week, for the 81 weeks in the ~
ear.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Bivens and Mr.. Is
nd Mrs. Ed Ashley visited. with Mr..
nd Mrs. Chas. Skippen last Sunday. ~
Oh Wednesday last week, Mrs. DC
Wiley and children visited at the
has. Skippen home. 'hl
Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Patton were
alters on Mrs. C.. A. Berhg the :,
rst of the week. MI
Mrs. R. E. Olsen called on Mrs. Sii
ON Windle and daughter and also
sited with Mrs. R. Y. Currin.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Hartley and at
r. and Mrs. R. e. Olsen had Sum
" dinner with the home folks. WV
The people who are living back
the hills ought to be figuring on ''e
wagon road, to connect with the
lin road. None of them can get -
now without going through some
els field and door yard. And we sun
know that is not pleasant and es- ~
,ially in muddy weather. Better scr
busy before the gates are closed
Mr..
dr. and Mrs. R. Y. Currin. were o
yette visitors Saturday. ca
he little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. !
'ar Keefer was quite seriously app
ned the other day by stepping orcl
* into pail of boiling water. Ely Mes
OK presence of mind Mr.. Keefer '"e
loved the shoe and stocking and m
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