Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-04-09
Little WILLOW Neus

Miss Oliveine Kenward was a que
, of her sister last week. Miss Oliyeil
had the time of her life and especis
ly so while fishing for suckers, "
mean real fish in Little Willow an
she was successful in carrying ava
quite catch of them.
j. Keller is quite i'll at his HON
with spotted fever, but we sincerel
hope he will soon gain back his US
ual good health.
Mrs. Harry Williams of Ontari
spent several days last week visit
ing with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
R. Y. Currin.
Mrs. Albert Coats is visiting a
the home of her mother, Mrs. A. l.
Roberts this week.
Mrs. S. A Say is visiting at hel
daughters home this week. She will
make an extended visit at the Nc.
lRtyre ranch while in the valley.
DrinkwiDe Bros. made flying trip
to Payette in the auto last week.
Miss 10 Kenward visited at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Nesbit
on Big Willow last week.
Dr. Burns is up to the ranch re-
pairing fence this week. The DR..
says he can do the job to a finish,
for fencing is part of the trade, any
way 1t all goes in with the rest.
Messrs- Wood and Spaulding were
uP the valley to the ranch Sunday
afternoon
A letter received from Mrs. E. M.
Perkins who is now at Pinewood, La,
states that she expects to be back
L her little home on the Heights
about June Is. She also says that
hone of the eastern places come up
10 southern Idaho. She expects her |
lather and mother and sister to
,ome to Idaho with her in June.
The recent rain did a world of
good, and we hope that more will
follow. The fall grain needed rain
BADLY more than the spring . sown
grain. /
Who will make good captain for
L serenading party. We will need
1ne next week.
R. E. Olsen left Monday to go
IN railroad construction work in the
interior. He will be away all sum
ner.
George Syme has been visiting rel
ltives i'm Weiser the past week.
Mrs. R. Y. Curtin was shopping in
oayette Saturday.
Let us interest the Payette Com
nencial Club and complete the wag-
IN road which comes out in the val
ey to the Eastside school, then
,uild the bridge across the Little Will
ow ait that point, and from there ov-
n to Big Willow is a wagon road,
Town the canyon which needs very
little work on it. This would be a
move in the right direction.
Mr.. Mendenhal was a business Wis
tor at the Shrimp ranch last week.
Doctor Amy Currin has been quite,
Il at Salem, Oregon, with typhoid
ever, but we understand she lis i'm
,roving now and will soon be well
nough to leave the hospital.
The many valley friends of Otis
,cott may know that he recently I'M
erwent a very critical operation at
JUNCTION City, Oregon, where he had
ut recently mooved to. 1t is re-
orted that Mr.. Scott lis doing nice
? and we sincerely hope he may
ave a speedy recovery.
The school at Dist. will close this
reek and a program will be given
thursday as this lis the last day of
chool. We understand that Miss
thornton has accepted a life position
, teach a private school We wish
er success. We will tell more next
eek.
JIM Davis of the bench has been :
D the valley seeding barley on his S
anch. Mr.. Davis was fortunate in
btaining seed barley of an entirely
ew variety known as Blue Barley
nd as a dry land crop, it is claimed,
can not be equaled. A man near
ruitland purchased one hundred t
ounds of this seed from a Portland I
BED house last spring and the con- t
ltions were not the best for the S
arley, but he threshed 1850 pounds. t
o this shows 1t to be good yielder
J we'll as quick maturing crop. We
ope Mr.. Davis will have good re-
Its, for then the seed will be plen- S
sul for the farmers here.
Oliver Poster of Weiser was Wis
or in the valley last Friday night r
llling on his old time friend, Chas. I
olton. r
Master Walter shrimp, while prac. {