The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-05-13
.FRUITLAND BENCH NEWS

Miss Mamie Bayer is expected
home Friday night of this week from
Twin Falls where she has been
teaching inthe primary department
Miss BayeT hab bern offered her
increase in salary
Mr. and Mr.. Charles Coon were
called to Nebraska some time ago
principally because of the serious H.
lness Of Mrs. Coon's brother. Mr.. Otto
Setterson. Mr. Setterson passed
away in Nebraska April 90.
Tuesday of last week the mem
bers of the w G. 4. U. and other
friends and neighbors called to see
Grandma Wilson and assist her i'm
sewing for the grandchildren whose
mother so recently passed away
Thursday afternoon the ladies OF
the NJ. r. Aid Society met at the
home of the pastor at the parsonage
and enjoyed a most delightful meet
ing.
Mrs. II. NJ. Kinsey is in Boise visit
ing friends
Miss Minnie and billiard Greger are
home from an extended visit in Cal
| ifornia.
Mr.. George Badfish was called here
because of the death OF his grand
father John Mcpherson from his
home in oregon.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. John Rands left
! Friday evening for Baker for short
visit with relatives
Mrs James Boyd and son. Bert
OF Wadena, Minnesota, and Mr.. clair
Dover. OF Minneapolis. Minnesota.
are guests of Mrs. Joel Bayer Mrs.
/ Boyd Is a sister of Mr. Boyer and Mr.
and Mr. Dover q nephew.
Miss Mary Collinsworth was
guest overnight Saturday of Miss
Waite.
Gertrude Greger has returned
To her home on Pennsylvania Avenue
from the =. A. Creger home where
she has been for two weeks.
Miss Marian and Mabel Robinson
came up from Caldwell Saturday ev-
enlng TO remain until over Sunday
az the home OF Miss Linnio Creger
Miss Marian Robinson leaves next
Sunday for the home OF her grand,
mother In DesMoines. Iowa
Mr. and Mrs. B. +. Leayell and |
daughter. Bessie. and Mr.. and Mrr
Charlie Black, of Caldwell motored !
up Saturday evening and remained |
until Monday morning. the guests Of |
Mr.. and Mrs. II. S. Kutch Mrs |
Black ~ cousin OF Mrs Kutch and /
Mrs. Leavell IN a sister OF Mr., Kutch |
Miss Elsie Bayer was up from Cald- |
well TO spend the week end with her
parents.
The Mothers Circle held n most In
teresting session Friday afternoon at /
the school house. Special music was |
given and some interesting papers |
read. Considerable discussion took |
place as 10 wheathor the mothers |
would serve the school children at
the close of the year, as II their Gus
toOm, ice cream and cake. Because
OF the shortage OF sugar II was final
ly decided TO serve the children lee
cream cones, which will be done by
the mothers next Friday Mrs. +.
A. Linck gave very interesting re-
port OF tho State netting OF the Par
ent Teachers Association held AT
Goodlng last week TO which she went
as delegate from the Mothers circle
The following Officers were elected
for the coming year; Mrs. Pearl Pet
erson. President; Mrs. II, 5, kutch,
Vice President: Mrs. Levi Johnson,
Secretary; Mrs, Charles 5. Miller,
Treasurer, and Ruth Wander Kar,
Corresponding Secretary, II may be
OF Interest 10 the Mothers Circle TO
announce that Ms. Athea announced
NJ the meeting of the Portia club In
Payette Monday afternoon that the
nurse Is TO be here at once for the
survey work and that In all probabili'
ty the money that was sent In to the
Red Cross headquarters from the
Payette County Chapter can be secur-
ed for the Public Health Nursing.
The Salt Lake City Commercial
club was out thru Fruitland Monday
In autos furnished by Payette citizens
and were In the valley TO create
feeling between Utah and
Idaho. They we're here a hundred
strong.
About thirty-two guests assembled
Wednesday evening at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs, Puchert, They
we're waiting ready 10 accompany the
entire party to neighbors where
hey supposed the surprise was to be
leld and instead the crowd went In
IN them. A most enjoyable even
ng was spent and later the good eats
we're served, consisting OF ice cream,
AXE, pickles, sandwiches andcoffee.
Tuesday night OF this week Miss
Lillian Swatman, teacher in the High
school took the fifteen seniors TO
New Plymouth TO the Senior Glass
play at New Plymouth and then en-
ertained them at her home there the
remainder of the evening,
Thursday evening of this week the
,hristian Endaavor of Fruitlaud en-
ertained the Seniors TO weiner
'Oast.
The friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
Iurd are sorry to learn OF the death
If their little three weeks old SON.
Mark who passed away Sunday after
noon. Whooping cough and the
title one was not strong enough 10
overcome il,
Mrs II. r. Boomer was In Caldwell
friday of lastweek
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