Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-10-01
Little WILLOW NeWs

ser Sunday and returning in the eve
ming with his sister Mrs. Robt Nc
Aulley who will make visit with
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. John Syme. |
Mrs Robt. Ludwig and her daugh-
ter Mable and son Harry, and an
aunt, Mrs. Johns, came up the val
ley Sunday morning for few hours
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. b. ID. Nc
Intyre Mrs. Ludwig is one of the
pioneers of this section, but has liv-i
ed in Indian Valley for the past 5
years.
Mrs. Tom Windle and daughter
Elsie were Sunday afternoon visitors
at the r. Y Currin home and were
also calling on Miss Maud White.
DR. Ray Hurd and wife were up the
valley last Monday.
Geo. Mendenhall went to Payette
with a load of hogs the first of the
week
Mr.. Bethel came up the valley last
week for a short visit with his wife
who is teaching the Big Willow sch :
DOL
Miss 10 Kenward was at home over 4
Sunday her grandfather Mr. Graham
is on his land this week here in the
valley.
VIM. Stirm took down a bunch of
cattle Monday to finish them out on
alfalfa hay, at the place in Payette
Mrs. Jasper Roe returned last |
week from her visit to her sister Mrs
Van Staul near Durkee Mrs. Roe
thinks Little Willow valley looks
very good now, since she has made
trip to other localities, for surely
every place has its drawbacks
We announce the marriage of Mr.
G. Newtore Elan, of Meridian, to
Miss Margret Jap Gale, of Star,
which occurred in Boise last Satur-
day. Mr.. Elan is brother of Byron
ELAN of this valley and he has many
friends here who extend congratula-
tions.
Mr.. Beck and family of Grain Creek
were passing the first of the week,
on their way home from Payette with
supplies.
Mr.. John Henshaw and horse buy
er We're up the valley last week, the
price offered for good young horses
was not very flatering and in conse-
quence there were no horses chang
ing hands.
Miss Marie Stirm and her friend +
Mr.. o. A. Hinkley of Payette came
out from town Sunday morning and
spent the day visiting the home
,olks.
Mr.. John King and Miss Kathern q
'tlrm were passengers out on the =
tage last week :
Mrs. w. R. Shrimp Mrs. R. e. Oh a
EN- and Walter R. shrimp were call 4
RS at the Currin home last Sunday. i
Mr.. Thomas Hardin of Payette has 1
cen out to the homestead for the ]
asst two weeks. Mr. Hardin is much 1
uzzeled to know what is in his deep 4
'eu, 1t is not water, sure, for we 1
ad sample drink of it, and if it
ere not over six hundred feet deep
e might call it an ink well, especi-
lily II we were judging by the color. s
Mrs. Dorset of Durkee, Ore. sister \
Nell and Arb Drinkwine, was visit
lg with the Bros. and their families
st week.
Mrs. Geo. steadman of Payette i
iys she can beat the Ancona hen
ories, by this, On April the is. she
as brood of brown bantams, now
rec of them have laid and are
'tting on their own eggs, 10 eggs
each nest. We claim we are first
It for these Ancona hens are still
ying and the chicks Matched from
cir eggs are now three weeks old.
Tom Windle has his threshing out
on the bench, where he is thresh- I
clover and alfalfa seed. IL
DR.. George Brewer was out with n
medicine wagon last week doing
people In the same old way.
These cold mornings makes us won
what we did with our summers
lges, don't you know.