The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1914-11-19
.FRU|TLAND NEWS BY
OUR correspondent

Friends here Of Rev. H. T. Gilbert
will be grieved to hear that he is very
low in Salt Lake hospital. During
1909 and 1910 he was pastor of the
Congregational church at New Ply
mouth and made many friends among
all classes Of people.
Ed Heightman formerly of this place
has rented the Mcbride place near New
Plymouth for five years.
The Grover Bros. are having scales
installed in the Los Angeles stock yards
where they will make weekly shipments
of hogs from different point out of the
Payette valley. They have shipped a
number of cars to Los Angeles to Cud-
ahy Packing Company from here and
Ontario.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Kauff-
man Tuesday, November 10. boy.
Chas. Edwards of New Plymouth
will take up the blacksmith business
here. He has moved his family into
George Franks house near the M. f.
church
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry l.. Russell and
daughter Florence Of Bloomfield, Iowa,
arrived Saturday for visit at the
w. j. Russell home. After visit
here they will leave for Modesto, Cal, to
visit other relatives and friends, then
go TO the coast and visit several points
Of interest before returning to their
home next spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rowland bought the
Wolford property the first Of last week
from John Bowers.
Several from here attended the corn
carnival at Ontario last Wednesday and
Thursday.
Messrs. Bayer and Boor sell about
$50 tons Of hay last week for $500 per
ton.
Mrs. II. I. Wood Of Gooding, who
mas been buying apples here shipped
two cars of apples from New Plymouth
last week into the Gooding district.
The apples are culls that are free from
worms and scale. The price paid 70 b.
New Plymouth was 40 and 80 cents per
cwt.
Mrs. NJ. b. Sherman and little girls
will soon leave for Caldwell where her
older daughter. Cosie is attending col
lege. They will keep house there this
winter until Mr.. Sherman returns from
the east where he will go about Decem-
ber LIST, on business
Miss Alta Beers and Mr.. Seth Rus
sell were married Wednesday evening,
November 1, at Boise. Rev. Trawin of
the Baptist church officiating. They
will make their home at Emmett. Their
many friends join in wishing them
long and happy life.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Silket are happy
over the arrival of a boy born Nov. 6.
Land in this valley near New Ply
mouth is changing hands this week. p.
M. Smock sold Is acres 10 w. p. Joiner
of Boise for $40. 600 he also traded 40
acres for two improved lots in Boise.
j. ID. Welch sold his 20 acre place to j,
l.. Largent of Nyssa,
l.. T.. Hall has sold 700 tons of hay
TO Walker Bros. of Long Valley for
$3.50 per ton. They will feed it to
sheep they win bring in the valley to
winter.
Mrs. VIM. Homan gave birthday
dinner last Sunday for Herbert about
all of his young friends being present.
Mr., and Mrs. o. X. Wilcox are the
proud parents of a son born Nov. IL.
Pete Johnson purchased a Ford auto
Monday from MIR, Griffiths of Ontario.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. Bloomstrom and
family left Monday for their new home
near Cambridges
Mr.. and Mrs. Humphreys left Mon
day for Kansas City to spend the win
ter and next spring will move to Ar
kansas.
The Fruitland and New Plymouth
basket ball game at New Plymouth
last Friday resulted in favor of New
Plymouth 2i-23.