The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-09-30
.FRU|TLAND BENCH NEWS.

I
ter, born Saturday morning, Septcm
ber 25tli, weight 1-2 pounds The
little one has been named Jrnt
Marie.
Miss Esther Russell went to Parma
Saturday evening and Sunday accom-
panied MIR. and Mrs. John Anderson
and Mr.. Ernest Anderson to Boise fol
the day.
Mr. ]. II. Millender OF Beggs, Ok
Is here for an extended visit with his
sister. Mrs. N. A. Peacock
Mr. Frank Nickles. OF Nebraska
brother-ln-law OF Mrs. Browning, left
for Portland Saturday after a short
visit here. He will return later and
look for a location.
Messers Il. A. Nokes, N. A. Pea
cock and the Brownings are having
the electric line extended south from
the old Anderson corner in order that
electric conveniences might be in
stalled in their homes.
J. +. Carnefix, b. c. Blakesley and
Guy Graham left Saturday for Boise
with the Payette County exhibit OF
prunes and apples. Mr.. Graham is
head OF the Horticultural Depart
ment OF the State Fair.
Word was received from Mrs. Cary
Tusslng that their auto party to Cal
ifornia had gone thru three hail
storms and two snow storms that
one day. otherwise they we're getting
on all right and expected to reach
their destination I'm southern Calf
ornla the following day.
Little Charles Miller. son OF supt.
and Mrs Miller has been brought
home from the hospital at Boise but
is still confined TO his bed
Miss Clara silkett, graduate OF the
1890 Fruitland High School. won the
scholarship and has gone to McMlnn-
vile. oregon to enter College. Miss
silkett was the valedlctorian OF her
class and is the daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. p. E. sllkett.
Charles Boer. son OF Mr. and Mrs.
George Boer. is suffering from a
sprained ankle sustained from ten
foot fall from a window while walk
Ing In his sleep.
Mr.. and Mrs. sllar Carter are in
LaGrande. oregon, visiting Mrs.
Carter's mother.
A large number OF the Frultland
people will go 10 Boise this week TO
the fair.
Saturday afternoon the Frultland
teachers formerly In the schools gave
a picnic 10 the new teachers In the
school taking their guests by truck
10 oregon Trail Park. woiser, for
picnic supper and outing. Mr.. Harry
Powell drove the ladies up.
Word has received here that Fred
schmid has arrived at State Unlver-
sity and has been selected as one OF
the University foot ball men,
Mr.. and Mrs. Sim Watkins. OF Mid
vale. while enroute Sunday TO Fruit
land TO spend the day with Mrs,
Watkins parents. Mrs, n, A. Pea
cock. we're unfortunate In being run
into by another car which necessitat-
cd their car being In the Fruitland
garage all day for repairs,
Miss Esther Reed. teacher In Fruit
land High School began her work
Monday after being out and III sever
al weeks from a serious operation.
The Queen Esther Cercle met this
Tuesday evening with Miss Olive
Hunter.
Miss Elsa Boyd, Red Cross Public
Nurse. is busy examining the children
in the F'ruitland schools.
DIR. Archie Wiley Stewart and Mrs,
Stewart are the guests for few
weeks OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Ste
wart and family. They will after
wards return to their home in Juneau
The friends OF Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde
Hurd grieve with them because OF the
loss OF their little son, Harold five
weeks old.
Mr., ]. M, Davis is home from a
trip up into the mountains.
Mr. II. snider. OF Albany, Oregon
Is here looking for location.
There are now eighty-six pupils en-
rolled In the Fruitland High School.
Program for Fruitland Mothers
Circle. first meeting, October Sth.
Music. short address by Miss Elsa
Boyd. Red Cross Nurse, followed by
a reception to the teacher.
Mrs. A. II. Brown and Mrs. A, p,
Brown OF Baker are guests at the
John Rams home.
Mr., N. A. Mead OF the old Miller
Garage has brought his family out
from Payette and are living in the
new house erected by John Rands.