Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-09-21
FRUITLAND


thrive in Idaho. At the Ontario fair
she took sweepstakes in general col
lection of flowers" also the best six
vases of roses" The Chinese Wool
flowers attracted great attention. She
exhibited cannas measuring over 10
feet inches in height
Earl Mcclure was operated on at
Payette Tuesday for tonsils and ad-
enoids.
Mrs. Holbert, sister of Mrs. Grant
Fisher, is here from Palisades, Colo.
Wendell Brown has returned from
California.
bricks. Idaho, who have been visiting
in Nebraska. arrived Saturday and are
visiting MIR. and Mrs. Preston Silkett.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Stone of New
Plymouth, old Nebraska neighbors of
the Silketts and Monks, were here Sat
urday for a reunion.
Helen Smith entertained Sunday in
honor OF George Ringer here on fur
Tough from duty on the L. S S. Hunt
| ington The other guests We're MILFORD
Ringer and Miss Clara Silkett
Pat Kavanah Of Linwood, Neb, on
his way home from the coast is visit
ing at the Allen Stegall home. We'd
nesday Mr. Kavanah and Mr.. Stegall
| were guests at the William Homan
| and r. c. Mackinson homes.
p. f. Silkett and daughter, Mrs
Russell. motored to Weiser on bust
ness Monday
The Fruitland schools opened Mon
day with such a large enrolment that
two new teachers had to be employed
to care for the scholars. The enroll
ment is $50. with IL grade teachers.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dillon of New
f. Silltett home Sunday.
Robert Dachtler of Elgin, " D.
| brother of Phillip Dachtler, is here
| for a visit and later expects to locate
here. Two nephews, Tedor Yackow
and Ockar Dachtler also are here.
Milton Ringer of New Plymouth and
| Opan Gray of F'ruitland were married
Wednesday at the court house by the
Probate Judge.
Will Hopper OF Washoe spent the
Weekend with his sister, Mrs. Ida Ed
SON
Mrs. George Frank and daughter
Marjorie. who have been gone month
visiting In Pennsylvania and attend
| ing the national G. A. r. encampment
arrived home Saturday
| Elva Meeker, who has been spend
ing week with her grandmother in
Boise, came home Friday.
A quartette composed Of the Misses
Marion Kinsey, Adra Vestal and the
Messrs. Edgar Vestal and Oscar Glad
DISH went to New Plymouth Sunday
to sing at the burial services of Mrs
Belle Branham.
Mr.. Tsindle and son, and Mr.. show
ers arrived Saturday morning from
Missouri and are guests at the ]. N
Smith home. The men are nephews OF
Mr.. Smita and expect to locate here.
Apple picking and packing begar
here in earnest Monday 1t Is thought
that help will be plentiful and that the
enormous apple crop can be cared for
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hurd and daugh.
ter of Payette, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard O,
Ontario, and Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Duel
were guests at the Charles Roystor
home Sunday
Frank Rranham OF Boise is spendins
a few days at the Chapman Williams
home
Edgar Vestal arrived Thursday t.
take charge Of things at home unit
his father Is able to be about again.
About As New Plymouth people mo
tored down to attend the Joint Rail,
at the Baptist church Sunday evening
The B. Y. P. U. services we're conducted
by the New Plymouth young peopl,
and special music was furnished b,
both New Plymouth and local talent.
Word was received Friday that Mrs
Belle n. Branham had passed ava,
that morning at the home of her sis
ter in Boise. Mrs. Branham was borI
in Payette Valley and was for man,
years q member OF the Payette Bap
fist church. She was a sister of Mrs
Chapman Williams and was vel
known here. Her death was unex
pected, occurring after an illness o
but three days duration The funera
services were held Saturday in Bois
iat h.