Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-12-05
FRUITLAND
Capital News Special Ser

nO4 i 1xANO
(Capital News Special Service)
Fruitland, Dec. 5.--Mr. and Mrs. l. d.
Henderson of Douglas. Wyo, are here
to spend six weeks with Mrs. Hender-
sens parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. Tus-
sing.
Pearl Eby who is teaching near Star
spent Thanksgiving at home. She re-
turned Sunday afternoon.
Kenneth Edison returned SUNDAY
from Midvale where he had been called
by the death of his grandmother, Mrs.
Mary K. Hopper.
Miss Daphne McKeown was down
from Wilder to spend Thanksgiving at
home.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. G. Geisler and fam.
lily left on Saturday for California
where they will spend the winter. By
ron Kent of Payette has rented the
Geisler place.
On Thursday evening of last week
about 26 neighbors and friends OF Mr..
and Mrs. John Anderson rendered them
o farewell party. The guests brought
refreshments with them and before re-
turning to their homes, presented
set of silver orange spoons as a token
of the deep esteem in which the An
dersons are held in the o,mmunity.
Prof and Mrs. Nelson furnished the
music for the evening. The Anderson
family left on Saturday for Payette.
Miss Florence will spend the winter
| there but Mr. and Mrs. Anderson will
soon go TO California.
! Miss Fanny Peacock who is teach
| ing at Cambridge, was home Tor the
| Thanksgiving vacation.
Mrs. Maxfield, of Burley mother of
Mrs A. F. Bishop, arrived on atur-
day for visit with her daughter and
family.
The Fruitland schools gave a total
of $3.50 for the support of the or
phans and homeless children at the
Poise children's home. The amounts
given by the different rooms are as
follows: First grade (a) $5.52;l first
third grade, 1886; fourth grade, S5.3S;
third grade 1856; mourth grade, 1888;
fourth and fifth S5.96; fifth grade,
$3.50: sixth grade, $40; seventh grade
$3.50: eighth grade. s9.53; freshmen,
siSS: sophomores, $3.50; juniors, $2.05;
seniors, sl.S3; Sunnyside, primary $1.67
end grammar s1.o5. Total 1850.
| Clyde Makinson entered the CONNER
cial department of the high school on
Monday.
Mrs. Charles Miller Is teaching the
third grade during the absence OF the
regular teacher, Miss Nellie Burnett.
Miss Reina jerks, first grade teach
er, returned on Sunday from Twin
Falls where she attended the Sunday
school convention of the Brethren
church.
The basket ball team will play the
first game of the season at Emmett
on Friday of this week.
| The high school glee club sang at
tho Svnnyside school house on last
| Wednesday evening.
| Floyd Sanders and Charles Hartley
spent Thanksgiving day at Emmett
avI
tertained Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Jones on
| Monday evening of this week.
/ Mrs. Fairy Spainhower entertained
at dinner Sunday in honor of her son
| Fyoyd's birthday. The guests were
Mr. and Mrs. c. NJ. Williams and sons
Grant, Neal and Donald. also Terrill
Taylor and J. H. Whitsell
4 Mr. and Mrs. Harry Schuman spent
the week end on Big Willow with Ar
thur Eldredge.
\ j. F. Hazeltine brother Of M. w.
Hazeltine, arrived Wednesday of last
week from Glenns Ferry, for few days
visit
| Miss Martha Wilson of Payette was
n guest of Miss Myrtle Stegner Sun
day.
Edward wager of Payette and Mr.
and Mrs Harry Schuman and two sons
were Thanksgiving guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Eldredge.
The M. w. Hazeltine family, Mrs
E. Howe and two children Of Nampa
and J. F. Hazeltine of Glenns Ferry
took dinner Thursday with the "ol6
folks at home on Hazeltine island.
The old Crump place of 40 acres
near the Sunnyside school house, was
sold last week to Miss Janet Cauldel
Wendall Brown. They each bough
20 acres and paid $3.50 per acre
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Mann held sal,
on Saturday to dispose of their good.
and left on Monday of this week fo
Los Angeles.
The juniors gave Miss Margare
Geisler a surprise party at the Jacket
home last Friday evening. Miss Ev,
Wilson of Payette was among thos
present
Adam Ginther, who was hurt Will,
boarding q train early on Tuesda,
morning Of last week, died at the On
tario hospital on Sunday afternoon
Funeral services were held on Tues
day afternoon at the Wood 4 Spauld
Ing undertaking parlors in Payett,
and John Bowers left with the bod,
the same evening for the east He ex
poets to meet some of Mr.. Ginther'
children at Chicago and the bodv vii
be taken to Hartville, Ohio, for inter
ment.
Mrs. G. H. Roszell, mother OF Mr.,
J. H. Bowers, arrived last Saturda,
evening from Twin Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. F.. Swab of Twi,
Falls arrived on Monday of this week
They are relatives of Adam Ginthe
but did not know that he had passe
away
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Lingle Of New Ply
inouth were guests at the Preston Sil
kett home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Silkett purchas "a
last week, ~ acres OF land east 4
Fruitland, from @. A. Glum, the cor
sideration being $500.
Mrs. o. b. Cain Is Ill this week.
Mrs. Wampler Of Nampa was her