Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1922-02-09
LITTLE WILLOW NEWS.

I mouth MOnudy. he Drought out a
load of coal for Dist. No. 4.
Mr.. R. Hatcher spent Tuesday
evening at the Geo. Coates home.
A few of the Willow Creek young
folks braVed the cold Wednesday
night and enjoyed sleighride. They
met at Geo. Coates, from there they
went to Big Willow to Clarence
Coates in a big bob-sled. There the
evening was spent at cards. At a
late hour Chilli Con Carne was served
and everybody seemed to have good
time.
Miss Hazel Kirk stayed all night
with Miss Blomstrom on Wednesday
night so she could attend the sleigh
ride.
Mrs. Burrell Windle was taken to
the Doctor Wednesday afternoon to
have her hand cared for. She is all
right at this time.
The two Agnes's, Agnes Corbit,
and Agnes Bryant celebrated their
birthdays which came on the same
day by beoing together Wednesday
evening at the VIM. Bryant home.
The evening was spent in pulling
taffy. These girls are also the same
age.
We wish to correct one item given
last week about Mr.. Kay. Mr.. Kay
was unable to make it over the divid
but went as far as he could which
was the Shiver's School house where
he left the mail for the rest of the
people. He then went back Big
Willow and thru Bindings Island
everyone was still served with mail.
On Fridty the men went over the
roads with road V so he was able
to make his regular trip. This
made an extra distance of twenty
miles but he made it so no one would
be without mail.
Most all of the men folks of Little |
Willow attended the sale at Mr. !
Sticks on Friday.
Mrs. NJ Corbit and little son, Vic /
tor, took dinner with Mrs. Ernest 1
Kirk on Thursday.
]. B. Cosman has spent most of 4
the week in Payette.
The next Literary meeting will i
be held Friday, Feb. II. As this is
the patriotic month, the program
will be partly patriotic numbers.
Let's have another good meeting.
The ladies will have to vote that
he men are good entertainers. Most
IF the crowd enjoyed the dance on
Friday night more than that of the
week before. The same musicians
furnished the music. The men sur
1rised the ladies by giving them
reat of caidy. The chairs have now
'een paid for, and a few cups and
poons bought.
lad dinner and spent the day at Geo.
Coates Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Coates had
Sunday dinner at the Earl Coates
lone.
Mr. and Mrs. B. D. Mcintyre and
ir. Jacob Youtsler spent Sunday
.fternoon at the Geo. Coates home
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Ball and FAM
ly spent Sunday afternoon at the
'oren GisselI hol-iS. 4
Mr.. and Mrs. Al Burtch took din
Ter with Mrs. Burtch's mother, Mrs.
/. Corbit
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Coates spent
unday evening at the home of Mrs. .
/. Corbit.
The program committee for the
ext Literary met Sunday evening at
he home of VIM. Bryant, one OF the
lembers. The other two were, Miss
'lanche Bigelow and Mr.. Clifford
Drinkwine.
Mr.. Jacob Youtsler spent most of :
he week visiting at the B. D. Nc
ntyre home.
Mr.. and Mrs Clyde Curin and [
amily were Payette visitors on Sat
rday.
Miss Blanche Bigelow spent the E
eek end visiting home folks at Pay
tie J
Mrs. A B. johnson spent Monday \
orders for Washington
ursery.
Mrs. B. D. Mcintyre spent Monday q
fternoon at the Windle home.
Mr.. W. E. Hart and Mr.. Glider
eeye Sheep Company were visitors :
d the Greek Sunday.
The boys of the Seventh and =
ighth grades. Kenneth johnson. ,
awrence Drinkwine and Evermonrl \
ohnson spent part of last Friday So :
citing members for the Red Gross. T
owever they were not very success
Il as only very few Joined. 10
Mr.. Robert Burton and CLYDE
urrin went down to Sticks on Sum- q
az after the horses they purchased y
the sale.
Mr.. George Way from the head of !,
title Willow spent several DAYS of a
st week at the Windle home.
Mr.. Clyde Currin had a letter from y
: mother and father who are Wis
ing near Portland. They say Port
nd has cold weather also as it got
low as one degree above. 81
Mr.. Thomas Hardin. Mr.. Chas. c
anhler and Mr.. Jesse Ball have fin .;
he'd hauling their hay this week. ,.
Mr.. Will Stirm was in Payette Il
onday where he took the oath of i
flee for French Postmaster. d;
Walter Watts truck from Payette n
ought load of lumber and other :.
pplies to the Gildersleeve Sheep
mp at the Windle place on Satur- OF
y. III
The farmers are feeling quite or
ated over the prospects of a full .,
seryoir this year as they say the
ow at the head of the GREGG is Vi
out eighteen inches deep.
Mr. mad Mrs Clyde and Mr. and r