Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1918-05-16
LITTLE WILLOW NOTES

. Mr. Wickland has moved into tn.
|, old shrimp residence and will estab
llsh the Office the Little Willow
Irrigation Dist. of which Mr.. Wick
=. land is now the secretary. He cor.
daily invites the valley residents tc
come out to District meetings which
are held the first Tuesday in each
month. He hopes to see the people in
terested now that permanent place
in the valley is provided for the
secretary. A phone will be placed in
the residence which will enable the
residents TO get in touch with the
water master at any time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Bell were over
might guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. C. A
Currin last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Elan have
come over home to live this sum
mer, having spent the winter near
New Plymouth.
Calvin Keller and r. z. Haynes
came out to the Eastside school
house Sunday afternoon and address
ed a good sized audience. AS it was
Mothers Day Mr.. Haynes in his re-
marks gave US the wonderful thot
of what the mothers Of the world
are doing today in this great war.
Everything in a certain sense rests
with them. Mr. Keller addressed the !
young people more and gave a very
interesting talk and some figures
which were startling and also in
stluctive. These men came out Tor |
patriotic hour and We sure enjoy |
ed every word. We hope to see them
again and others also, who can spare
a Sunday afternoon. You are always
welcome at these little school houses
in the valley.
Allie E. Olsen, Walter R. Shrimp, II
and Ray Strong made the trip over
into the Paddock valley reservoir on
horse back, Sunday. They saw the
dam and the length OF the body O.
water and Little Willow valley, al
rom the summit, as well as the Pay
site valley. The amount OF water wa,
a surprise and it looked good to Wal
ter, as it made him .eel as if his
l50 acres o. wheat might be a good
crop under these conditions.
Quite number o. valley residents
vent over to the dam by auto Sun
lay, having a picnic dinner near the
zig reservoir.
Ir. and Mrs. Dan Goats were Sun
lay visitors with the boys at the
'anch.
Last Week.
Rev. Wallis came out to the Dol
on school on Sunday May 5th, and
rave a very interesting sermon on
The German War Wheel This was
7ery instructive and the valley resii-
ents enjoyed it very much for
! this kind are very rare out here. /
The Sunday School was duly organiz- I
d and a good attendance for the
ummer is expected, and the young
aople fully appreciate the interest
aiken by their elders in making this Z
title Sunday School possible.
Mrs. Albert Coats is at her mother
ONE in Payette where she is re- i
oyering nicely from her recent oper /
ton. We hope she may fully re- :
over her good health.
Several Payette people came out
ON town and assisted in the ser I
ices at the Bolton school house and
Spressed their willingness to core 4
1t to the Eastside on May u to &
i've US a patriotic Service which 9
i'll be much appreciated.
Albert Wells went to his home in
ntario quite i'll with spotted fever.
q understand he is improving slow
B. D. Mcintyre has also had hard
eye Of spotted fever and is i'm
owing nicely now, but B. D. says
anything in the world will make a
low get old quick it is the spot
d fever.
Mrs. Dorsey from Drain. Oregon.
;ter of Nell and Arbl Drinkwine, !
ade them a pleasant visit and re-
rned to her home Wednesday eve
1g.
For Rent Four room house near /
,ntral School. E. B. Holmes. !