The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1915-07-08
FRUITLAND ITEMS.


The b. Y. p. U. will hold a social and
business meeting Saturday evening,
July 10, at the home of Waldo Homan.
All members are urged to attend.
ID. c. McDonalds friends are sorry tc
learn that he Is not recovering from
his stroke of paralysis as speedily as
was hoped he would. He was taken I,
the o. s. l.. hospital for treatment
where he will have the best medica
care.
The w. II. M. S. of the Methodist
Church will meet this Thursday after
noon at the home Of Mrs. o. X. Wilcox
Mr.. and Mrs. M. M. Mcintosh lef,
last Tuesday for their home in Camas
Washington. where Mr.. Mcintosh has
a position in the school for the ensue.
ing year.
Mrs. Malmberg, who has been enjoy
ing visit of several weeks at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. John An
derson, left last week for her home in
Spokane, Washington.
The Grange meeting Friday evening,
July 9, will be at the J. II. Spainhower
home. II is anticipated this will be a
good meeting. All members are urged
10 attend.
A local Sunday School Institute will
be held at the Methodist church Sun
day, July l., at 10 n. m. and will con-
duct the Sunday school. Mr.. Shaw,
the Payette Y. M. G. A. Secretary,
Rev. Walker, Of Emmett, DR.. o. s.
Meredith, Andrew Smith, Mrs. Wilson
and Rev. c. +. Deal will give talks.
Everybody welcome.
A series Of meetings are In progress
at the Brethren church. Rev. Sargent,
Of Chicago, Is conducting the services.
Walter Sewers seven year old boy
who was kicked by horse few days
ago has returned home from the hos
pital at Ontario and is improving.
l.. b. Hambly, who formerly owned
land here has recently bought stock
ranch Of one hundred and sixty acres
Of John A Flynn. of Falk. Considera-
ton 81. 200.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Cox, Of the Pay
ette- Oregon slope, are the parents Of
son, born June 81 Mrs. Cox will be
remembered as Anna Binghamin.
Fred Alstrand is building new barn
which adds TO the appearance Of his
place.
M. r. Powell, Jr., spent the Fourth
in Emmett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Russell and Lewis
Russell, who accompanied them TO
California, arrived In Modesto Tuesday
June %. where they visited relatives
until Monday, then went TO the San
Francisco exposition, returning TO
Modesto for the Fourth. They left
here Thursday. June II, and expect to
be gone about six weeks. They report
a fine trip and good roads.
Frank Moss Of Payette. is improving
his place west Of town known as the
A. l.. Wilcox place, He is having "A
deep well drilled and a new house
erected and the barn repaired. He ex-
poets TO move out in the near future.
Miss Marion Robinson attended the
Epworth League in Nampa last Tues
dau anl Wadnaahau
Mrs. p. A. .Creger entertained the
Ladies Aid Of the M. +. Church at her
home Wednesday afternoon. 1t was
their regular monthly tea meeting.
The Payette league team and the
Fruitland Hustlers played game of
ball here Wednesday evening. The
Score was 9 TO 6.
Several of our young people, chaper-
oned by Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Kennedy,
had picnic on Birding Island Sunday.
After some time was spent boat riding
and bathing fine picnic dinner was
enjoyed. The afternoon was spent
rowing, shooting and having good
time in general. Those who went
were Misses Alice Whealdon, Velma
Grimes, Esther Russell, Erma Deal,
Olive Hunter, Marion and Mabel Rob-
inson Lola Carpenter, Ethel Makinson
and Messrs Earl Cotton, C. X. Powell
Lester Branthooyer, Phil Carpenter,
billiard Creger. Grant Gardner, Elzie
Thomas, Fred and Walter Schmid.
l.. ID. Carpenter met with very
painful accident last Thursday. While
breaking colt it in some way stepped
on his hand badly mashing il.
Peas are making Il good crop this
year and the quality is first class.
Some have taken their early peas TO
the cannery and have seeded the ground
TO 9th ercrops.
BAPTIST CHURCH NOTES