Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-10-05
FRUITLAND.

| Will White of Nyssa is here visiting
his brother Charles White.
A. K. Baker lost fine COW Monday
from bloat.
William Homan went to Boise Tues
day on business.
Earl McCluer is able to be back in
school again, having recovered nicely
| from his operation.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Brownie Bonfasen of
Seattle are here visiting Frank and
John Wayne. Mrs. Bonfosen is Frank
Waynes daughter.
Fairy Duell had a party Sunday in
honor of her ninth birthday.
County Auditor Gardner Is quite
sick.
Carl Walker of Illinoise came Friday
for a short visit with his aunt, Mrs.
John Tackett.
DR.. Whitney of Ontario has turned
large number of his sheep into John
Jackets pasture. He has lost about
so sheep from bloat.
Little Payette county showed the
people of the state and others who at
tended the state fair that she can pro-
duce the best apples grown in the
northwest. Payette county and the in
dividuals that go TO make her popu-
lation, carried off more than 80 per
cent of all the money offered in prizes
in the horticultural department. Pay
| Glle county was h1Sl DIS u NobitN "a
the collective exhibit OF fruit, winning,
500. Messrs. Guy Graham and }. f.
Carnefix of Fruitland were the indt-
viduals that carried off the most hon
ors, getting every prize on plate 500
box display, thus running the prize
money captured for this county above
$500. Al
The Boise state fair this year was --a
best ever held in Idaho. I
Mr. Graham Park, who superintendent
the poultry department took about IAN
of the Rhode Island Red prizes and
some on ducks and geese. Mr.. Bean OF
New Plymouth captured NV" first
prizes on Brown Leghorns. q
Miss Mildred Baker of Payeute Fwur
on her poultry exhibit The Payette
County Canning club, represented, by
Misses Opal Eldrige Lima Hill and
Anna Giesler, with Miss Lucille >hHill
as club leader. were thtrdsy which
speaks we'll Canyon county fcanning
girls won first and Twin Falls girls
second.
Altogether, Payette county mau- I,
very creditable showing at the sta tie
fair and the people are proud of those
who carried off the honors. S- SgSTy y
Ira Mecher, Mr.. and Mrs. E.sW sNeel
and Mrs. Dewey johnson motored Ate
Weiser last Friday for the roundup ~
Maurice II. Floto. of Pittsburgh, Pa,
/ iffaNellnS investigator Ibi lht iiVt
Hero Fund commission, was in theSvf-
cinity Monday of this week. looking
into the facts rela tive to the death OF
Glen McCluer, who lost his life some
two years ago while attempting 10
save Raymond Hooker from drowning
Mrs. George Gupton has been on the
sick list the past week.
Mrs. Frazer and Miss Edna Frazer
were working in the fruit on the f. r
Gladish place last week.
Rev. Ford NJ. Burtch and son, Mas
: ter John. and Mr. and Mrs William
: I.ickey Of New Plymouth left on Tues
day morning of this week for Twin
Falls by auto TO attend the Baptist
state convention.
. Miss Cleda Randolph spent the week
> end at her home near Caldwell.
Walter Hopper who has been work
, ing at Thunder Mountain during the
! summer, came Saturday for few days
: visit at home.
Mrs. Charles Skippen has been i'll the
! past week.
| Miss Daphne McKeown came ovei
: from Wilder and the Misses Gladys Nc
= lKeown and Irma Shoesmith from Cald
. well Saturday to spend the week enc
, at the McKeown home.
Miss Pearl Ely who Is teaching
school near Star, came home FRIDAY
S for a few days visit. Her school wa
q uibIIllSSeu W 'StNC ehS P'p o.
opportunity to attend the state fair.
Mrs w. II. Beary and Mrs. M. A
Smith were down from New Plymouth
Monday calling on friends.
T. II. krost underwent an operation
for appendicitis at the Ontario hospi
tai Saturday. He Is under the car
. OF DR.. Mcdonald and at last report
.' was doing nicely.
=; Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Adams of Pay
u cite were visiting their daughter, Mrs
- CLYDE Hurd, Sunday.
Mrs. Borgess., Miss Fern Bogges'
IS Miss Florence Widen, Hobart Smit
10 and Tom Green. all Of Caldwell. wer
guests at the M. A. Smith home Sun
day.
Charlie Inman Of Portland, formerl
resident here. spent Sunday visitin
ZIP. =. Silkett and family, leaving Mon
y day for Payette to visit relatives.
II Mr.. and Mrs. z. l.. Jones, who hay
Teen living at Seattle during the pa: