Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-10-01
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BruttlAuo. OCt: A-Mr. ana Mira. d.
week for an extended visit with their
son, Mr.. Charles Judy and his family.
| r. c. PieIstick and Shirley Houghtei-
| ling. both OF Oxford, Neb, have been
visiting for few days at the George
Hooker and c. III. Lanfear homes. They
are looking over Idaho with view to
! locating.
! Charlie White. received telegram
Tuesday from his son. Logan. stating
/ that he had landed IN the IT, s, and
would be home within a few days. Lo-
gan has been nearly two years in
/ France serving in the postoffice de-
partment.
Miss Esther Kinsey came over from
Boise Sunday to visit with the home
| folks.
! Mr.. and Mrs NJ G. Puchert and
daughter. Mrs. William Hendrix. How
ard Manser. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Man
ser, Mr.. and Mrs William Rauert and
F. M. Gardner are among the Fruit
land people attending the state fair
this week
/ The first week OF apple harvest
closed Saturday night with a weeks
record of 81 cars Of apples shipped
from Fruitlsnd to various points.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Skippen. who
have been visiting in Portland through
the summer. returned horne last week
nesday Of last week from the Ontario
hospital, where she had undergone an
operation for appendicitis.
Mrs. Spainhower and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. w. Thomas the Messrs. Don
aid Canoe and Harold Shuttee and
Miss Gladys Boynton had a picnic din
ner at the Canyon Crest Orchard Sun
day
Mrs. r. E. Hutchinson and daugh-
ter, Mrs. Silas Henry, who have been
visiting in Twin Falls stopped on their
way home to Spokane and visited Fri
day and Saturday Of last week with
DR.. and Mrs. G. c. Paxton.
P. e. Silkett is completing a cold
storage building for Henry Reins this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Hollenbeck
went to Boise Saturday and visited
Mrs. Hollenbeck's brother, Loren Ru-
dolph, and family over SUNDAY.
Preston Silkett made business trip
to Jordan Valley on Wednesday of this
| week
Professor Nelson was a Boise visitor
last Saturday.
Mrs. ]. A. shira, sister of Mrs. A..
H. Mcconnell, and Mr.. and Mrs. War
rem Hubbell, arrived last Thursday
evening from Iowa and will spend a
year here.
Milton Bowers went to Boise Satur-
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. r. Ward and Mr..
and Mrs. c. D. Finch are here from
Jerome visiting Mr.. Wards and Mrs.
Finch's sister, Mrs. Louise Ward. The
two families are looking for a good
Location and expect to remain in the
valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. F.. A. L!nck, Arthur
Linck and Miss Fern Linck were en-
tertained Wednesday evening Of last
week at the J. n. Hill home in honor
of Mr.. Hills birthday.
The F'ruitland Canning club Of II
members is doing splendid work I'M
der the leadership of Miss Lucille Hill.
Several weeks ago when the county
demonstration was held in Payette, the
Fruitland girls easily won the coun-
ty championship in competition with
girls much older. Thursday Of this
week. Miss Hill will go to Boise with
Tina Hill, Opal Eldrege and Anna
Geisler, who will strive for the state
championship. They will have all ex-
penses paid while in Boise. Miss Hill
has worked Loyalty to make the Fruit
land club a success and we wish the
team the greatest success at the state
fair. Thanks are also due Miss Flor
ence Strong, leader for Warrington and
Payette counties for her interest and
help.
i Mr. and Mrs. n. B. Kennison and
son Frank, and Miss Bethel Colwell,
motored to Vale Sunday.
A. H. Ramey left Friday with a car
load of cattle for the Portland market.
Mrs. Sadie Shank, who Is taking care
of her daughter, Mrs. Henry Brubacker,
during her illness at Payette, was home
Sunday for a few hours.
Gordon Smith brought load of ap
pie workers from Ontario on Sunday
evening.
Leonard Russell went to Weiser Sun
day to see his mother and to attend to
some matters of business.
Jordan Valley. While making the trip
he narrowly escaped serious injury in
descending steep grade down Poison
hill on account of his brakes failing
to hold. An accident was averted by
running the car into bank.
Kenneth Edison came home Saturday
from Thunder mountain, where for the
last three months-he has been working
for the Vale and Stantield Sheep com =
pany. He reports having killed a
mountain goat and deer while away.
DIR. Allen r. Anderson, son of Mr..
and Mrs. John Anderson, left Friday
morning for Boston to take post
, graduate course at Harvard university,
specializing in medicines.
Waldo Homan started for Chicago
on Monday evening of this week TO
study medicine at the Northwestern
: university.
. There is on display this week at the
school house a large flag which the
: Anti Saloon league will present to that
room of the Fruitland schools receiv-
ing the largest number of adult votes,
at the big meeting to be held on the
evening of October Sth.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Huiett OF
Cambridge visited with Mr., and Mrs
A. l.. Kingsbury on Friday and Satur-
day of last week.
o. w. Johnson Is critically Ill at
New Plymouth with pneumonia.
The barn at Payette owned by Mrs
: Anna Bloomstrom, was destroyed by
fire about noon last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Kingsbury and
. Mrs. Charles Hulett went to Weiser
Saturday to attend the Roundup.
John Thode and the Misses Ruth
and Irene Thode and Adra Nestal mo-
tored to Boise last Friday to attend
, the state fair.
Mr., senseman, Mrs. Mary Deal and
Miss Fern Linek were at Ontario on