Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-12
FRUITLAND.
Capital News Special Service)

Capital News Special service).
Fruitland. Nov. 1.-THE Misses
Martha and Eva Wilson came up from
Payette to attend the G. E. social on
saturday at II. b. Kennison's and Miss
Martha stayed over Sunday visiting
friends.
Mrs. Ed Jones went to Boise Sun
day to spend few days with her
brother, Arthur Colwell and family.
II. b. Kennison has rented his little
house for the winter to Mr.. and Mrs
Dana Jones.
Miss RAIDER, sister to Mrs. g. r. Da-
Wis. is here from Richfield for an ex-
tended visit
The Christian Endeavor social on
Saturday evening at the home of III. u.
kennison was q decided success. There
were about 35 present. The evening
was spent with literary games and
music and refreshments of cider, GIN
ger bread and popcorn were served.
A number of neighbors gave Mr. and
Mrs. A. L. kingsbury farewell sur
prise party on last Friday evening and
presented them with remembrance
set Of silver teaspoons Those pres
ent were Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Graham
and family. Mr.. and Mrs. N A. Pea :
| cock, Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Brown. Mr..
and Mrs. A. I. Bishop and family, Mr.
and Mrs. e. A. Linck, Mrs. Willard
Hall, Mr.. and Mrs. p. ID. Bossen and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Marx Thode, John
Anderson and ISIS Florence Anderson.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. d. Bossen enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. Olive Bossen of
Payette Sunday
Thosed onating canned fruit for the
Children's Home at Boise are request
ed to leave same at the II. r. Flacl'
home this week to be packed Saturday
Those wishing to exchange for empty
! Jars may do SO.
| Major Lewis arrived Sunday from
| Walter Reed hospital in Washington
d. c. After spending a few days al
home he expects oleave for a con-
valescent hospital at San Francisco.
| Q. B. Cain came home Saturday eve
ming from Krksville, Missouri. where
he was called by the sickness and
death Of his father.
| Miss Avis Thebo, accompanied by
Miss Katherine NEEDS of Ontario, went
to Vale last week to spend few days
visiting MIR. Thebo. They returned
Sunday evening.
| Jim Boor, Charlie Boor and Charlie
Lockner, Jr-, returned last week from
lronside, where they had gone fol
| horses belonging TO Mrs. Mary Boor
Hugh Wilfong has been sick with
the grippe, the past week.
| John Boor and Harold Gurnsey, who
are working at Vale, came down Sat-
urday evening and spent Sunday at the
home of George Boor.
| Miss Gldays McKeown came over
frons Caldwell and spent the week end
| at home.
Phillip Lynn has moved in with his
brother Archie for the winter.
Mrs. Chapman Williams is in Cald.
| we'll this week visiting her sister, Mrs
! Clements.
Mrs. +. NJ. Dunn of Nyssa was Wis
iting at the Clyde HurdhomeSunday.
| Grandma Kaufman is very low will
| typhoid pneumonia. Two nurses arr
| in attendance.
| c. II. Lanfear is the possessor of ;
new Maxwell. purchased Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Adams of Payett,
were dinner guests at the Clyde Hurt
1 home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Royston, Nj
and Mrs. Roy Sparks and Mrs. J. j
Sparks were in Payette Sunday for tn,
I funeral of the baby of Mr.. and Mrs
Jonas Brown. On their return the.
visited at the Charles DueIl home ane
Mrs. J. ]. Sparks left on the earl
train Monday morning for her home
| in Sweetland, Wyoming.
| II. ]. Pchert sold his place of ter
acres last week to Mace Decker o.
Wood River Neb., for $4,000. Nh
Decker also bought separately Mr.. Pu
| chert's household effects. Mr.. and Mrs
Puchert are going away for the win
ter, but expect to return in the spring
Mr.. and Mrs. George Frank visited
at the d. J. Campbell home In New
! Plymouth, Sunday.
Rev. Buell., pastor of the Payette
Baptist church was calling in Fruit.
land Monday,