Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-10-15
Little WiHoU NeWs


! car in good style and the trips tha'
he comes out on Little Willow will d.
made with more speed and comfort
than formerly.
Thomas Windle came over home
from the bench last Saturday tc
spend the week end with his family.
Miss 10 Kenward and Master John
Kenward spent Tuesday evening with
Mrs. w. R. shrimp and deesday
evening with Mr.. and Mrs. Jasper
Roe, Thursday at the Oscar Kee.er
home. Miss Kenward was pleasantly
entertained each evening and has a
hearty invitation to come again.
Supt Turner came out last Friday
to visit the Eastside school. Mrs.
Turner accompanied him and spent
a pleasant time visiting Mrs. L. H.
Patton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Keefer were
business visitors in Payette Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Patton were
looking up the sights in town Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Hurst were
shopping in Payette Saturday after
noon.
A week ago last Saturday Mrs. R.
Y. Currin and Miss Maude White
were visiting friends in Payette COM
ing home Sunday afternoon.
The Drinkwine Bros. were doing
Payette last week and hawking out
coal for the home at the same time.
Mrs. W. R. Shrimp was appointed
by Governor Haynes as a delegate
to the International Congress Of farm
women, which was held at Wichita,
Kans. this week. Mrs. shrimp express
ed her regrets as not being able to
attend.
Mrs. R. E. Olsen is visiting for a
few days with friends in Payette
and Ontario.
Mr.. John Parker, an old time
friend of Mr.. and Mrs. W. R.Shimp
and family came out between trains
last week for short visit.
Mr.. Byron Elan and Miss Elsie
Keefer were visiting with Mr.. Elam's
folks at Meridian last week.
Mrs. Mel Gordon and children
have returned to the ranch after an
absence Of a couple of months. Mr.. |
Gordon is expected soon.
Jess Milligan of Paddock Valley,
has been hawking coal and winter
supplies to his home for the past
week Mr.. Milligan is taking advan-
tage of the good weather and fine
roads.
We have a new Auto line now be-
tween Weiser and French, travels
mostly at night, long about the mid
night hour, we have our slumbers
for that is something new
FOR Little Willow.
We note the sad news of the death
Of Mrs. John Hill. Mrs Hill has left
4 vacant place that can never be fill
ed, the home has lost loving wife
mother and sister, and the neighbor- |
hood a true and loyal friend The
yalley friends extend to the family,
yalley friends extend to the family
lark hour of sorrow.
A Progressive meeting was held
1t the Eastside school house Monday
light. A good attendance and fine
peaking and a good impression made
N the voters in behalf of the Pro
;ressive party. We hope others will
axe the hint and favor us with a
.oo6 talk. We dent know just what
o do, away out here, unless we have
ono one to tell us, so come on
With your issues, we will make good
stners any way. !
Mrs. w. R. Shrimp was pleasantly
at the home of Mr. and !;
FRS. j. B. Purcell in Washoe, last
aturday night. Mrs Purcell and
lrs. shrimp were friends more than
wenty years ago, when they were
9th girls, l guess. and the evening 4
as surely pleasant one fer both
Ohoc. DOlIOA 10 flolIluS LII L dJ 6IlC B
YER Sunday. Mr.. Bolton is also l
Iuch interested in getting q voteing
recinct up here, about the center (
the valley, come where, or at one !
the school houses could be the {
oteing place. Mr.. Bolton says if we i
build vote up here, we would not
ave so far to go as now and in con-
'quence would have more time to
TX up the situation generally and
pecially for the Progressives let !
line up !
Floyd Soldiers Of Paddock valley, !
as down to Payette for supplies !
st week. He reports a school Dis J
let organized in the valley and that \
hool will start this week. A teach 1
from Weiser has been engaged
r the eight months term Of school.
Mrs. McAully who has been visit. J
, hor homo fo1kn ro+,,ruad 70 Wat