The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1915-05-27
FRUITLAND ITEMS.

the III. Il. Robinson home Sunday at
Iternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. o. Scritchfeld of
Ontario, were calling on friends on
,the bench Sunday.
/ Miss Edith Boyd, of Minnesota is
making two weeks visit at the home
of her cousin, Miss Mamie Bayer. She
,and a friend have been making a
tour of the west, visiting both the
San Diego and San Francisco fairs
and are now enroute to their home.
She will go back to Portland where
her friend is visiting while she is here.
Several from this community at
tended the circus held in Payette last
Thursday.
Saturday Mr.. M. +. Kauffner had
the misfortune of cutting off his sec
ond toe on his right foot while trim
ming trees along Pennsylvania ave.
nue.. lie was taken to Ontario to
have his foot cared for.
Mr.. A A. Branthover visited the
first of the week with relatives in
Boise.
The M. +. Ladies' Aid will meet
"Wednesday with Mrs. II. j. Rose. Fur
ther plans for serving the Alumni
banquet will be discussed.
The w. C.. T. U. will meet Thurs
day afternoon with Mrs. M. X. Pow
ell. The ladies will be Mrs. Grant
Fisher and Mrs. X. j. Rowse.
Mrs. B. +. Tussing left last week TO
spend the summer visiting with daugh-
ters in Wyoming and Nebraska.
Mrs. Harry Chantler and two lit
tie boys Of Tacoma, Washington ar
rived the last of the week for visit
with Mrs. Chantler's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. II. Vestal.
Mr.. Verge Lemon left Saturday TO
spend the summer with an uncle In
Montana.
Ruth Whealdon attended the Ida
no State Sunday school convention
from Thursday until Saturday eve-
ming Mt Nampa, going as delegate
from the Methodist S. s. She re-
ports n splendid trip. Some OF the
most important speakers were W.
T.. Pierce. an international Worker
Of Chicago, Rev. Chas. Phipps, Of Port
land, Prof. +. f. Ellington of Spo-
kane, Hon. II. B. Baldridge Of Par
ma, presided at the convention.
Miss Daisy Crought who has been
working In Ontario is visiting with
her sister Mrs. Chas. Zayler.
The little six months old boy of
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Blind died Mon
day morning with whooping cough.
As yet the time Of the funeral has not
been set.
A crowd OF young people attended
the Senior Class play given Friday
night by the Payette graduating class.
In the Emma theatre.
Payette will have a Chataqua next
month beginning June IL ana to con-
tinue six days. The people of this
vicinity are anticipating a rare treat. |
IL is hoped many will accept the OPP
to attend. This is the first
Chatauqua that has ever been held
in our community and we believe it
will be great help.
T.. c. s. Brainard was visitor in
Fruitland Friday in the interest of
the Chataqua which is to be held in |
Payette next month.
III. I. Lewis and A. Kaessner were |
in Boise the first of the week on bus
mess.
The House That Jack Built will be
given in front of the school house
Wednesday and the Captain of Ply
mouth on Thursday May 27. In case
il rains the plays will be given in the
packing house. Admission 35 cents
for both entertainments of 25 cents
each.
Mrs. r. ID. Graham, who has been
visiting at her sons home, Mr.. Guy
Graham, returned TO her home in AL
Dany, Oregon Monday.
Several members of the grange took
the Jitney Bus to Valley View TO at
tend the Payette Valley Pomona
Grange meeting Saturday. On their
way home one of the tires gave out
and rather than wait for the repair
ng the party started to walk home.
rhe crowd was thankful when A. C.
Rodgers and IL. r. Russell happened
along and gave them ride.
The little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jhas Rich took relapse last week
,ut is much better again.
Miss Bernice Mccoy, State Supt.
If Public Instruction will give the
principal address at the eighth grade
exercises which will
'e held Monday evening May Slst.
MeCulloch 10 Portland.