Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1915-11-18
Little Willow Notes

two weeks ago last Sunday morning
A dance was held on Saturday night
This was a large building and wal
built by public donations, severa
from Little Willow giving financia
aid toward erecting the same.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Ayers, OF Big
1 Willow were visiting at the Currir
home last week. Mr.. Ayers went oyel
to his ranch on the Oregon Slope
and Mrs. Ayers visited here. Mr.
Ayers raised fine crop Of corn on
the Slope which weighed out on an
average rs bushels per acre.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. H. Patton and
boys were entertained at the Capron
home on the Bench last Sunday, in
honor of Archie Capron, who stopped
over Sunday, ON his way from Glas-
COW, Kansas, to the Panama-Pacific
Exposition.
This is the week for the turkey
crop to move to the market. Quite
number were raised In the valley
this year Fifteen cents per pound Is
the price offered so far.
David Kelly and son Emory, were
Payette visitors Last week.
j A new school house has been
built in Sand Hollow, where Miss
Florence Gregory Is teaching. This
is part Of the Payette school dis
trict and the school, is under the
of the Directors at Pay
cite. There were several pupils
there who had no school advantages.
Mrs. Otis Scott and children came
here short time ago from Spring
field, Oregon. Mr.. and Mrs. Scott ex-
pect to make their home in Sand
Hollow. @
George Currin of Hepner, Oregon,
brother of r. Y. Currin, is visiting at
he Currin home and will remain for
some time ~
Howard Salisbury Is boarding now
It the Bolton ranch. 5s
Floyd Burton went over to Boise
and purchased a team,
wagon and harness and came back
overland. He reported quite little
now in Boise Thursday morning and
snow white covering on the hills
nd mountains.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milan Davis and chill
ren from the Bench and Mr.. and
drs. Dan Coats Of Payette were up
he valley Friday, in Mr.. Davis new
,hase car.
Jack and George Syme are at
ONE again, having completed their
ontract work on Big Willow.
The pie social given by Miss Burns
t the Eastside school house last Fri
ay night, was very successful al
air both socially and financially. A
pelling class was lined up ON each
ide Of the room and when one went
own on the spelling of a word,
me of one cent for every letter In
he word was imposed. 1t was quite
,ell patronized. B. d. Mcintyre was
he man Of the hour who success
lily handled the pies, which totaled
be sum Of $31.0o., This will be used
Or various articles needed for the
enefit OF the school. o
Mrs. Elmer Nesbitt attended the
ocial at the Eastside Friday night.
Mrs. R. Y. Currin and Mrs. w. A
.yers visited at the B. D. Mcintyre
ONE last week.
Mrs. Say, who visited with her
aughter Mrs. B. D. Mcintyre, has
one to the home of another daugh-
sr, Mrs. Robt. Ludwig. in indian
ALLEY, to spend the winter.
Mrs. R. Y. Currin was pleasant
aller at the home of Mrs. Arbe
,rinkwine last week. ,,. -, /
Mr.. and Mrs. MeM Drinkwine and
visited Mrs. Oscar Keller,
asst Saturday. Mrs. Keller ia still IN
ute poor health.
Mns. ]. H. Ringer was Payee1e
Ssitor Saturday. Mrs. Chas. Bolton
anne out to the ranch with MIS-
finger in the evening.
Andrew Solosabals family is living
n the Estella Seawall house at the
resent time. They expect to build
residence on the ranch In the near
uture.
Howard Bolsbury spent Saturday
nd Sunday In Payette, visiting
riends. 1tt
Frank Solden and his son Noel
we're delivering grain in Payette the
irst Of the week. They WEI also
market the turkeys raised In Pad
ock Valley and Grain Creek, IN Fay
tie, this year. 4st.
Mr.. Dougherty and son from the
Upper Little Willow, hauled four
lorse load of apples to their home
rom Payette last week.