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New-York tribune., 1920-12-17
MARRIED

WALiACE-DI sMOND-On December II
~ 'Ne First Baptist C'rrcb by t-e r.
8rewster Adams, Lillian ". daughter
~ AZ. aud Mrs. Alfred J. Wright, 10
Charlton Wallace.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-17
Hitchcock Aids Salvation Army

Raymond Hitchcock and other mem
bers of the "Hitchy- -Koo" Company
will stage a performance on the steps
Of the Sub-Treasury Building in Wall
Street st the noon hour to-day for the
benefit of the Salvation Army Christ
mas fund
New-York tribune., 1920-12-17
.PUTNAM
BOOKS AND AUTHORS
THEY COST LESS
and
err T. a4n nv

Good theatre fickets eoss from s275 to
s550-and up. Good novei, average
abom s2G0--no Putnam fiction is
digher.
TIE ma1ir.nrs return from a fheatre is
an essnirg's enjoyment.
4 scod 5e-t 'utar5 pleasure, mental
tfimulation, ideas-tor yourseij, your
household, and jour frirnds. Ind il IS
pesmanenf--a lasting investment
an ideal giff.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-17
BIRTHS

LF'''N--Mr. en1 Mrs. Alfred Levin tnae
Frances GrolIman) arnornce the bIr.i,
OF son December -, 1920. at Miser.
cordia Hospital
New-York tribune., 1920-12-17
Il WAS THERE"

Probably OF
were, too--in o. d.,
s o M c " iiere in
rance or q camD
here. W 4 s
THERE" Is the ia
nous book Of cam
pa:sn drawings by
'saldridee OF the 4.
r.. 4. They're quite
the best stuff that
came back from
France -- lauEhable,
sometimes tragic,
always human pic
:urss of the Yanks
ard their pals in
the big show.
4 record trenen-
dOusly worth giving,
book. ($3.50)
New-York tribune., 1920-12-17
Miss Doubleday
Given Dance at
Ritz by Father
400 Guests Attend Bril-
liam, Affair, Which Is Pre-
ceded by Many Dinners,
One in Home of Host
Mrs. Volck Is Married
Becomes Bride of Edwin
p. Wanncr at Ceremony
in Home of Her Parents

George Doubleday gave large dance
last night in the ballroom of the Ritz
Carlton 70 introduce his daughter. Miss
New-York tribune., 1920-12-17

Town Topics says HIGH SOCIETY
(the book of satirical social draw
ing by Fish, sis screaringly funny"
The friends to whom you
give it will bless you!
New-York tribune., 1920-12-17

Or. Goizer. the author. Is an eminent
French physician He is IS years old an,
IN perfect health. due. he rnaintains to
ne method described in his book.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-17
YOU TOO?
NEVER GROW OLD

Dc yo1 want your friends 10 livs 100 years,
Il 50, why not give them
The Holt County sentinel., 1920-04-23

glass left in the wound, which did not
give her much trouble until short
time ago. In, Hogan removed quite
a large piece Of the glass, Sunday, and
IL is thought she will be an right again
in short time.
Mrs. NJ. u. Melons cistern cave,l
in last Saturday night, and il will be
necessary 10 build a new one.
Miss Mildred Mute closed a sue
ccSsful term of school at Glendale,
last Friday afternoon, and TO show
their appreciation quite "A number Of
the neighbors gathered in with we'll
filled baskets and surprised Miss Mute
with an old-fashioncd basket dinner,
which was very much enjoyed by all
present. There was short, but in
teresting program by the pupils. We
are told that John Dougherty ate 40
much at the big dinner that he was
sick for several days.
Mrs, j. &. Couis was here several
days last week, keeping house for Mrs.
NJ. Il. Melton, who was quite sick, but
Is much better this week.
Allen Motley was a business Wis
itor in St. Joseph, one day last week.
George Overlay met with pretty
painful accident, one day last week,
while working with a pick on the Sec
ton, the pick struck a glancing lick
and cut quite cash in the foreiingcr
of his left hand. DR.. Hogan, of Ore
gon, happened to be here just ut the
right time and dressed the finger,
finding the bone cracked near the end
Of the finger. II will be several days
The Holt County sentinel., 1920-04-23

at the 1916 presidential election. i32
u publican votes we're cast, hence five
delegates will be- selected.
-Woodvillc, Marion and Mayflowcr
schools closed last Friday. Each gave
a program, and the respective COM
munities surprised the teachers with a
big feel. Friday evening the Rich
vile school accepted the challenge of
Woodville for ciphcring match. We
reluctantly accepted, and we were
victors. We just keep school down
here, while our neighboring districts
have teachers.
Raymond Mcintyre, Of Stony
Point, was a weekend visitor with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Mcintyre,
OF the "scven-hilled city"
EMANON,
The Holt County sentinel., 1920-04-23
BIGELOW NEWS
DOTS AND DASHES. BY RUBE.

The following clipped from the
Wheatland lWyo) World will he Of
interest 10 the many friends Of Or
vile Bridgmon. a former Bigelow boy,
Who nas gone out and made good, and
he has "A large circle of friends here TO
wish him and his wife well on their
LIES journey: "A wedding that will
BE- Of interest TO many Whcatland
people was that Of Miss Edith Hoff-
man, youngest daughter Of Mr. and
and Mrs. A, l.. Hoffman, and o, l..
Bridgmon. which took place ut the
First Methodist Episcopal church, on
Wednesday evening, April Z, at I
o'clock! The ceremony was read by
Rev. Joseph A. McCleland, the at
tendants being the brides sister and
husband, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe W. John
son. They left Wednesday evening
for a short wedding trip, from which
they have returned and taken up resi-
dence on the farm occupied by Mr.
and Mrs. Allie Hoffman. which they
have sub-leased and where they will
be ut home TO their many friends
Mr.. Bridgmon Is from Missouri, but
has made his home in the Wheatland
vicinity since returning from a year
spent overseas, and is young man
Of sterling qualities. Miss Hoffman
cannot be spoken OF too highly, as
she Is a girl Of wonderful character
and loved by all who know her. Our
best wishes go with them in their
new found happiness"
sr-Mrs. w. J. Schatz, Mrs. W. +.
Balm, Mrs. C. s. Mckee, Of Forest
Oily, and ]. +. Bridgmon were guests
Of Mr., and Mrs. j, {. (Butch) Hinkle,
last Saturday.
MIR. and Mrs. V. A. S lleder were
visiting with relatives and friends in
Thurman, Iowa, last Sunday.
Robert jackson and wife have
moved into the house on the Bucholtz
farm, where Robert has started farm
ing, just like an old timer. He is
startiag out right. We noticed last
week that his wife was out helping
him burn corn stalks-some class to
that, Robert.
DIR. f. +. Hogan came up from
Oregon, last Sunday afternoon, and
performed rather difficult operation
ION the right foot Of Miss Della Couts.
Last October Miss Della stepped on
piece of glass, which cut through her
|shoe and into her foot, and It was
Wrought at that time that all Of the
glass was removed. Later on IL de-
|ssloped there was . small pisos Of
The Holt County sentinel., 1920-04-23
Burr Oak,

MIR. and Mrs. Perry Stone and
sons visited ut the VIM. Stone home,
Sunday.
Jack Cotton was at st. Joseph,
Saturday, on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sophar Blachly and
daughter, Lois, spent Sunday ut the
Lee Hopper home.
Misses Esther Blachly. Annie
Pilkington and Mr. Sam Pilkington
attended the big dinner and program
at the Kimsey school house, Friday,
II being the last day of school. They
report fine time.
Oral holland and family were Sun
day visitors at the Lev. holland home.
Miss Esther Bachly spent Sunday
ut the Arthur Elder home.
Worth Ammo and family visited
from Saturday night until Sunday
evening at the Corbin Cliff home.
Miss Ruth Watkins visited at the
Ed May home from Wednesday until
Sunday.
Those who took the examination.
Thursday, from Burr Oak school We're:
Misses Anna Pilkington, Lillian Elder.
Wilma Ammo and Nellie MAY, and
Messrs. Paul Ammo and Harold Hop
per.
A severe hail and rain storm visit
ed this vicinity, Sunday, il being the
hardest hail storm here for many
years,
KATHLEEN
The Holt County sentinel., 1920-04-23
Iiichyille.

Upon inquiry will say that Rich
willie school viii close its doors, Tues.
day evening. May 18th. You two good
looking women In the "city on seven
hills" keep this in mind. don't want
to quote your names, but both will sec
this article. You may bring your hus-
bands along with you IL you care TO-
Our little program VIII hardly be
worth coming out u hear, though.
Miss Marie Eggcr resumed her
studies in the Oregon high school, last
Wednesday, after an absence OF three
weeks with the Influenza.
Mr.. Black, from the Crackers
Neck sector was through the Richvlle
sector last week.
Joe LEM, with his tractor. has
been pulling John Shank's clover
huller the past week.
-Chas. Petree, from the "city on
seven hills" was Mayflower visitor,
Friday afternoon.
Fred Waggoner closed a very sue.
cesSful term Of school at Woodvile
Friday, and left for his home neal
Foltescue, but Fred will come back
down this way about every Sunday
evening.
Mrs. Jesse Corlrey was n visitor
at the temple of knowledge, last We'd,
nesday afternoon.
DR.. +. T. Hogan, from the "city
on seven hills" was professional
visitor in the Richville sector, last
Thursday.
Mrs. Harvey Profit. ST.. from
Hillside View, was a visitor at the
temple Of knowledge, Tuesday after
noon.
&C. J. Mink, who lives on one OF
Judge Hibbarls farms, captured a den
Of young wolves Sunday afternoon
There were seven in the litter. and
they were in the pasture south Of the
house. Perhaps the mother wolf es-
capped from the Derr park some time
ago. A few boot owls get out Of that
park once in while.
The roads of the Nodaway King.
dom were all dragged last week, but
the rain Sunday morning put them
sin statue quo See Champ Clark's
definition of Sin statue quo"
Mercer Hinde, of the "city on
seven hills" was transacting business
in Richville Saturday afternoon.
The Masons held an afternoon
session in Forest City, Saturday.
Louis Buinstien, from Richvile
Peak, was business visitor to St.
Joseph, Saturday afternoon
The recent rams have retarded
farming in the Nodaway Kingdom.
County Clerk ID. B. Kunkel and
family We're Saturday evening visitors
at Harry Pollock's, in Upper Noda-
way.
Mrs. VIM. Waggoner. from near
Fortescue, visited Mrs. John Feuer-
bachcr, at .Iaple Hill, Friday evening
and Saturday morning.
Miss Anna Markt and Miss Jones,
of the faculty Of the Oregon public
schools, We're Friday evening visitors
in the Woodville sector.
Saturday, April "a, 2;S0 p. M,
the Nodaway Township Republicans
will meet at the temple of knowledge
in Oak Dell for the purpose Of elect
ing five delegates to the county con-
vention at Forest City. Women are re-
quested to attend One delegate for
every rs votes or major fraction sast
The Holt County sentinel., 1920-04-23
Benton.


School closed last Friday with the
usual dinner, served by the Benton
ladies', and enjoyed by large crowd
A short program was given in the
afternoon, and nice little talk by the
teacher, Miss Mildred Dodson.
Wayne Staley visited Saturday
and Sunday with Hallen Peters in
Oregon.
Miss Helen Thatcher, of Oregon
and Miss Madge Wright, who is in
high school there, came out Friday
for our last day Of school entertain
men.t Miss Dodson's mother, broth
er and wife, and sisters were present
also.
Glen Trimmer and sister, Viola
of Shiloh, visited Saturday and Sun
day with their sister, Mrs. Ralph En-
erson and family.
Will Pinney was called Thursday
to st. Louis by the alarming illness OF
his father and brother.
Mrs. Hutching, of Omaha, Neb.,
came last week for an extended visit
with ner brother, Elmer Minshall and
family.
VERITAS.
The Holt County sentinel., 1920-04-23

DIR. +. Il. Hogan reports a fine
wife, April 0.
Miss Alice Kunkel returned home
on tuesday, after having most de-
i,gheful visit with her aunt, Mrs. w.
Y. Proud and family. While there she
attended the spring music festival, 10
which Master 'o'Nsil had part.
The Holt County sentinel., 1920-04-23
of the week,

OF the week.
Jasper Odcll and J. ". Couts were
circulating petition among the
patrons of the Cottonwood school, ask
ing the school board To transport the
pupils from that vicinity To the Bigc-
low schools instead Of employing a
teacher at that place for the next
term of school. II this arrangement
can b. made satisfactorily to all con-
ccrned, il will no doubt be "A good
plan, and the pupils of that vicinity
will secure more good out Of the
schools by coming here than they can
get ut Cottonwood. Teachers are gO-
ing to he hard to find for the next
term at "A salary within the means of
this district, and il the services of one
teacher can be eliminated II will help
just that much.
Miss Fife st. John arrived Mon
day morning from st. Joseph for a
few days visit with her mother, Mrs,
A. J. NanVickel.
Mrs. W, J. SchatZ went TO Craig,
Monday evening, for few days visit
with her sister. Mrs. W. :. Thomson.
---Forty-four scholars attended the
Christian Sunday school last Sunday
morning, and the collection was Sl.dl.
. The school board held u business
meeting last Monday afternoon.
MIR. and Mrs. c. s. Mckee and
two daughters, Segis and Sarah, of
Forest City, were visiting with Mr..
and Mrs. J. +. Bridgmon last Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Walker left
Tuesday morning for Columbia, Mo-,
to attend the commencement cxer-
cises at the State University, where
their daughter, Miss Gertrude, is one
Of the graduates.
Ed (Spec) Preston was down
from Quitman, last Sunday and Mon
day, visiting with home folks and
friends.
The Holt County sentinel., 1920-04-23
KATHLEEN.
lie Enlisted,

Fred. the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Dan
Sipes, Of Forbes, went to St, Joseph.
last Monday, and enlisted in the army
ana was sent to the Seventh Division
Recruiting Depot, Camp Funston,
kansas, for duty Fred is 10 years
old, and a mighty good boy, and he.
VIII doubtless make good in the SER
vice for Uncle Sam, but he will be
sadly missed by his folks at home,
and that sweetheart he left behind
The Holt County sentinel., 1920-04-23

For Sale-A two-row Emerson
stalk Cutter, brand new. never been
used; will sell ut Wholesale cost.
CLIFFORD & CO.,
Curzon, Mo,
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-05-13
TUBERCULOSIS sANITARIuM

1t now seems assured that the
State tuberculosis Sanitarium will
be located at Payette Some time ago
the citizens of Payette guaranteed
the Sanitarium board a temporary
site TO be used as camping ground
during the summer, or until the
Sanitarium proper could be built,
somewhere in the southern part of
Idaho. Such camping site has been
secured some distance up the Pay
cite river from the sawmill site. This
week Mr. Riggs, Engineer for the
SanitaTium Board, and Mrs Athey, a
member of the board, were here and
as we understand have decided on an
so acre tract belonging to Jacob
Hoffman on the Payette Heights Just
east of town. On Wednesday Mr.. C.
P. Lattig and Mr.. Riggs were out
over the site doing some preliminary
surveying.
There seems to be a few who have
some fear as to the advisability of
locating an institution of this kind
at Payette, and in this connection the
committee in charge have taken the
matter up with the citizens of Boul-
der. Colorado, and Kearney, Nebras-
ka, where Sanitariums of this kind
have been located for years. They
find that no trace of infection in any
way has ever been traced to the To-
cation of the institution, but in both
instances the town has been great
ly built up and improved by reason
of the Sanitarium being located there.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-05-13
JUNIOR CLUB NOTES

According to the custom through.
out the state the Farm Bureau Jun
ior Clubs of Payette County viii hold
an annual play festival June the
4th is the day and Berding Island is
the place.
The boys and girls from over the
county viii remember the delightful
time they had last year at the Cen
traI School grounds. Even q better
time is planned this year. There are
twice as many boys and girls in Club
work and we have selected Berding
Island where there is an abundance
OF room for plays and games.
There Will be pIay-play.
for everybody,-Club boys and girls
in particular but we invite all other
boys and girls of the county TO join
with US to see just how good time
we can have In fact the only Iimita-
tion we place upon the attendance is
your ability to enjoy play If you can
play OF enjoy seeing others play, then
come TO our play festival. Free plays
and games il the forenoon big
picnic lunch at noon; athletic badge
tests afternoon, where every club
member viii have the opportunity to
measure his physical efficiency. After
this contest games of ali kinds, re
lay races, sack races, three legged
races, in fact every thing to help ths
boys and girls have a good time.
Reserve this date for the Boys
and Girls Play Day.
June the 4th, at Berding Island.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-05-13
CELEBRATES
ITS BIRTHDAY

Payette Lodge No. % Independent
Order of Odd Fellows is certainly q
live order. On Monday evening April
26th the order quietly celebrated its
l01st anniversary, at which time a
short program of interesting histori.
cal readings was given by some OF
its members.
This lodge now has $50 members,
and Harmony Rebekah Lodge has
nearly as many.
Based upon the undying principles
of Friendship, Love and Truth, this
order is opening wide it's doors of re-
lief and sympathy. The splendid quail
ity of young manhood and woman
hood that is now joining places it in
the very highest rank of lodge So
ciety.
About 80 of the Odd Fellows and
Rebekahs attended the District meet
ing OF the order at Emmett on May
4th at which time a very entertaining
program was enjoyed. The Degree
Team of Payette Lodge No. % exem-
plifying the beautiful third degree to
the entire satisfaction of the Grand
Master, the Grand Secretary and a
splendid audience
The District meeting will be held
in Payette next year at which time
we may look for 200 visitors from
out of town.
The officers elected for the COM
ing year are:
President of the Subordinate Dis
trict Assembly,. B. Shanks
Secretary-ATthur W. Blanchard.
President of the Rebekah District
Assembly Blanche Jefreris.
Secretary-Galena Coughanour.
These are-Red Letter days for our
three link friends and we certainly
wish them success.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-05-13
IN sHABBYTowS.

In ShabbytoEn they do not care
II things look seedy everywhere.
They have no pep, they've lost their
grip, they simply sit around and zip.
in envy's tones, OF GIossvilIe. the
shining village on the hill. On.
Shabbytown is punk and gray, and it
shows symptoms of decay, and stTang
ers passing through remark sR
surely dates hack 10 the ark Clean
up and paint up" makes men froEn
along the streets OF Shabbytown A
can of paint makes no appeal TO this
bum village. down at heel; the peo-
PIE think there is no sense in going.
to so much expense; so things are
always going down and getting worse
in Shabbytown- II always gives my
soul q thrill when I arrive in GIOssN
vile, The town looks like a blooming
bride; the people take a hearty pride
in making things look clean and
bright. and in their Iabors take de-
light They're lavish with the help
ful paint selecting colors ehaste or
quaint, and decorating every shack;
thus warding off decays attack. and
making all the buildings look like
buildings read OF in book. And
strangers. when they see the town
say, Here ven come and settle
down. and raise Us nineteen kids
apiece. and live and die as slick IS
grease" This happy burg goes right
ahead. while Shabbytown is prone
and dead.-WsIt Mason.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-05-13
EMMA THEATRE
PROGRAM

Friday, Nay 14th-"Blind Husbands
and Fatty ArbuckIe in The Butch.
er Boy"
Saturday, May 18th Marguerite
Clark in Little Miss Hoover" Ami
NAL comedy. Matinee at 3 D. m
Monday. 17th-WaIIace Reid in
You're Fired" Harold Lloyd
Comedy.
Tuesday, 1sth-Sessue Hayakawa in
The Beggar Prince" and two reel
wild west Hills Half Acre"
Wednesday. 1sth-Charles Ray in
Hay Foot. Straw Foot" Fox
News.
Thursday and Friday. goth and 21st
D. W. Griffith's Greatest Ques-
ton. Comedy, "Cupid's Day Out"
28th and 2sth-Dustin Farnum in
The Corsican Brothers"
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-05-13
A FORMER PAYETTE
BOY MAKES GOOD

". J. Orcutt, wife and two chill
dren arrived in Payette Monday from
Colorado where Mr.. Orcutt has held
2 responsible position with the D. &
R. G. Railroad Company for the last
two years. He is now on his way to
Bend, Oregon, where he has accepted
q better position with the Western
Weighing and Investigation Bureau
This is government position and
one OF considerable responsibility and
importance with no small salary for
the service rendered William is one
of the boys who graduated from the
Payette High School and is putting
his education 10 good use. He has
applied himself with a determination
TO make good and has succeeded
Mrs. Orcutt and the children will re-
main for time with Mr. and Mrs
H B. Oreutt before going on to Bend
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-05-13
PERSONAL AND LOCAL MENTION
A SURPRISE PARTY

A surprise party was given to Mss
Pauline Adair last Saturday evening
May sth at the country home Of 1lr.
and Mrs I A Adafr, just north Of
town, It being her 18th birthday. The
party was made up OF sixteen OF the
young folks from that neighborhood,
as follows: Hope Shearsr, Mildred
Baker, Lena Durham, Jane Sod q,
Rose Soda, Florence 3Iilender. Edna
MiIender. Pauline Adair. Frank Luhr
Orrie Durham. Edward Soda, James
Shearer, Charlie Washburn, Carl Tro-
lin, Walter and Roy Adair- The eve
ming was spent in games and a Jolly
good time such IS the young folks
have who meet On these occasions Re
treatments were served and at
late hour all returned 70 their homes
wishing Hiss Pauline many returns
Of the day long 70 be -emembered-
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-05-13
NEWELL FRANCIS ALLEN

Born at Manhattan, Kansas, Aug,
ust 81, 1887. He moved with his
parents to Idaho in 1895, where he
attended the Payette public schools
up to and including the eighth grade.
He started out early in life TO do for
himself and has lived in different
parts of the Northwest, most of the
time working with construction COM
panies. He became proficient in his
chosen work and for the past four
years has followed the occupation of
dredge engineer.
He was the only son of E. F. Allen,
who has lived near Payette for the
past twenty-five years and is one of
our well known citizens.
Newell Francis Allen died May 5,
1920, at Everett, Washington. His
death was the result of an accident
which happened while he was on
duty as engineer. He lived but
short time after the accident. The
body was brought to Payette, his
old home, for burial The funeral
service was conducted at the first
Baptist Church, Rev Buell., the pas
tor, officiating, Saturday. May 8. at
two O'Clock. A large number Of fri
ends and neighbors attended the ser,
vice and testified to their interest by
generous contributions of beautiful
flowers. Interment in Riverside ceme>
terry. A father, two sisters, Mrs. Ha>
mill of Boise and Mrs. Pansy Raby
of Payette, keenly feel the loss of
son and brother.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-05-13
INFANT son

Max Loren Hurd. infant son OF Mr
and Mrs. Earl Hurd, departed this
life May 9, 1920, aged 2e days.
Death was due TO whooping cough,
The little life frightened the earth
for short while when God trans
planted him to a fairer cline, where
their angels do always behold the
face of my father which is in heaven
The parents have the deep sympathy
of all their neighbors and friends.
Funeral services at the home, con-
Quoted by A E. Houser, pastor of
the Church of God. Interment in
Payette cemetery.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-05-13
AFTER IA YEARS
FAITHFUL SERVICE

Mrs. w. R. Shimp who has faith,
fully served the Enterprise in send
ing in the news from the Little Will
low Creek Valley for the last Il
years ds moving next week to Glenns
Ferry This will be much regretted by
Sus as we'll as by the people of that
section. During her faithful service
OF those many years she has missed
but very few weeks. She has taken a
great interest in her community in
having representation in the col
umns of the Enterprise. She has
also taken an interest in making the
Enterprise newsy paper, and it is
with regret that with this issue her
work as correspondent for that sec
tion will cease. We trust however,
that we may be able to find another
who will send us the news from the
enterprising section of Willow Creek.