Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-08-20
Little WILLOW Netus

having had delightful visit at the
Curtin home.
Miss 10 Kenward visited with Mrs
L. H. Patton and family last Monday
coming out en- the stage in the
early morning.
Mrs. Clyde Currln is visiting at
her fathers home in Crystal this
week.
Mrs. R. f. Olsen and Walter R.
Shrimp returned from their outing
trip to the Payette Lakos and they
report the best time in alI their life.
Miss Elsie Keefer visited with
her friend, Miss Helen Mcclure, on
the Payette river last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. McCaenahen
visited up Heart Gulch, with Mrs.
David Kelly, last week.
Mr.. B. d. Mcintyre was a business
visitor in Payette last week.
A. E. Hartley is advertising for a
lsale to be held at his ranch in the
near future.
Mrs. Garry Hurst visited with Mrs.
ID. D. Mcintyre and Mrs. ]. M. Nc
Clenhen last week.
Keith Burns is hawking rye to town
from the Shrimp ranch for his father.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M. McClanahan re-
turned TO their home in Huntington
after weeks visit with friends on tn
Creek.
]. H. Hurst and brother are dr;ll-
ing a we'll for Thos. Hardin They are
down. 400 fit. and have found no wat
or. Occasional blowout, supposed to
be natural gas, have occurred.
Mrs. Perkins and daughter Faye, vi
sited at the Patton ranch Monday
The Tom Windle threshing outfit
expect to Unrest out adj the grain in
this valley this week. They are now
at the Patton ranch. Mr.. Pattons rye
is averaging II bushels per acre.
Elsie Keefer made pleasant call
en- Mrs. l.. H. Patton, last week.
Mrs. Neil Gordon sold rs young
turkeys to Mr.. Rice on Big Willow
for SIS.
A friend of Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Ber-
ry of Linsen Creek passed down on
the stage, Saturday, reporting the
finest 10 days cutirg of his life spent
at the Berry ranch.
Roy Keller and Ed Johnson are en-
joying their summer at the Meadows.
They are combining business with
pleasure and spending profitable
vacation.
Miss Evelyn Skippen spent Sunday
at the Hill ranch.
Mrs. Milton Nesbitt of Big VII
low visited at the Kenward ranch,
last Friday.
last week for a visit with her son in
Spokane. From there she will go to
Canada to visit her parents.
Mrs. R. Y. Curtin visited with her
daughter, Mrs. Harry Williams of
Ontario, last week. Miss Amy Currin
was also visiting there.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Hartley and
children and Mr.. and Mrs. S. Gisssl
spent Sunday on camping party in
the hills near Wet Gulch.
DR.. Burns was at the Shrimp ranch
last week assisting with the thresh-
ing of his barley.
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Smith have
about decided to move back in the |
valley and again improve his ranch.
spent Saturday evening in Pay
cite visiting his best girl.
Mrs. R. E. Olsen will soon visit
her husband at Arrow Rock, and will
be there for a couple of weeks.
Walter Shrimp was out hunting deer
while in the mts. and his experiences
were of a strange kind, going for
several miles on traa UP a steep
mountain and then all at once he
came out In a clearing and there
setting on large boulders, were four
teen little dear, young ladies from
Ontario, with their Chaperone.
The pupils of eastsfde school will
be back again at their work early in |
September. Any one who wishes may |
attend, as there will be room for
many more scholars.
Jack Symes made pleasant call at
the Stirm ranch last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Bolton are
spending few days in town.
Mrs. Smith of the Heights enjoy
ed very pleasant visit from her
mother, Mrs. Thos. Hawkins, of Pay
cite.
Mr.. Byron ELAN was detected Sat
urday evening going down the creek.
AS we have not determined his des-
tination or intentions we would be
very glad to receive any information
Oh the subject.
Duck hunting is becoming a fav-
orite sport of Jay Keifers as he