The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-09-02
.FRUITLANDDENCH NEWS

UlllH lNUNHNltI anu ~ W. Nlnk-
leman have gone to Portland and inn
mediate vicinity to look at the coun-
try.
Mrs. Dora Yost is home from q
business trip to Boise.
Miss Esther Russell visited Wed.
nesday and Thursday in Parma with
Mr.. and Mrs. John Anderson and
Miss Florence Anderson.
Mrs Erickson. sister OF Mrs. John
Anderson, left this Thursday oven
ing for her home in Spokane.
Miss Winifred BOssen and Miss
Eva Blomstrom are i'm Nampa this
week attending the Teachers Asso-
citation.
A very interesting and profitable
Frances willard w G. 4. U. meet
ing was held Thursday at the home
OF Mrs. r. w. Smith. White ribbons
were pinned upon eleven new mem
bers, making In all about as mem
bers OF this one Union. and eleven
white ribbon recruiters were added
to the list. The President, Mrs r..
w. Smith, and the Secretary, Mrs.
Aaron Collinsworth were reelected
to ther respective offices during the
afternoon and Mrs. Anna Collins
worth was elected Treasurer. This
IL probably the largest Union In the
state and great interest In the
work Is always shown.
BE sure to attend the Carnival
Saturday evening, September 4th. on
the William Mcconnell lawn. Lively
entertainment, stunts, program. eats.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Brown and son
and daughter. Miss Dolly, and Mrs.
Grant Fisher and daughter, Miss Mil
dred. were In Boise Monday. Miss
Brown and Miss Fisher will enter
Idaho Commercial College.
william Hollonbock made busl-
ness trip 10 Boise Monday. return
ing Tuesday. Grant Fisher ac-
companied him.
Mrs. Erickson. OF Spokane. was
called here last week by the death
OF her nephew, Or. Alan Anderson.
She is the guest this week until
Thursday night at the Ernest Ander-
son home az Parma,
DIR Dan Richardson and three sons
left Tuesday for their home at Park
city. Utah, after a visit at the J. +.
Richardson homo, Mr. Packard OF
ogden, accompanied Mr.. Richardson
Two OF the sons are returning with
their father having been with their
for the summer.
Mrs. Cosio Branthoover left on the
first for Boise 10 take course ~
The Idaho Business College. While
AWAY her little daughter will stay
with the grandparents. Mr.. aud Mrs
NJ. u. sherman.
Those from here attending the
funeral OF DR.. Allen Anderson IN
Boise last Friday were Mrs T.. A |
.inck, Fern, Arthur aud Helen. Mr. i
nd Mrs. A. T. Bishop, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Maklnson, Misses Mamie Bay
n, Margaret Whealdon, Olive Hunt
n. Lucille Hill, Bernlce McGec. Mr..
md Mrs, w. ]. Russell. Lewis Rus
le,l, Mr.. and Mrs AXel Johnson,
md William Hcilenbeck
Fir. Tillery Z, here. Ito guest q
ir and Mrs. G, Z Wise
Ralph johnson has as h.s guests
is father and mother and a SISTER
n-law and two children from Nebras-
"a for a visit,
Mrs. Mary Tackott and daughter
larry Jane, are home from an extend
d visit In Clinton, Illinois.
Mrs, 7, o, Ady and son are home I
rom a visit to relatives In the east
Miss Jane Garry Carroll left sun
ay morning for her home al Cleve-
and, Ohio, after months visit
lith her mother. Mrs. ID. l.. Ingard.
liss Alice Carroll who has been the
uest OF her aunt, Mrs, Ingard, left
thursday for her home In Portland.
Lafe Royston has gone 10 Alberta
anada TO assist his brother, Schuy-
'r harvest grain.
Miss Wilma BOllinger and Miss
earl Eby have gone TO Manchester,
Indiana 10 attend the University. I
Miss Esther Kinsey and George
annehill came down from Boise the
Ist OF the week for a visit at the
insey home. Mr., Tannehill will re-
lrn the first Of the week. Miss Kin
~ will remain at home.
Because of the cold threatening
Gather the Payette County Picnic
hich was held at Fruitland school
sounds Wednesday, August 25th, J
as slow In getting down to the en-
rtaining features of the program y
II when once started lacked moth
& OF interest from the youngsters \
OF races to the Old Maid and Mar Z
sd Women's race, The married \
en-, much TO the surprise Of most =
cry one, won in a close game u
to l. in the ball game. Bob Tac- u
II won the slow auto race. Paw U
.e closed their business houses ana ~
me out to visit our little town and =
owed their interest in the success II
the picnic, Mr.. Fluharty of the !
ite University gave a short talk. W
leh interest was taken in the stock }
lging contests and the canning and ~
wing demonstrations. ~
Fruitland teaching corps Of teach "a
is about completed. The Fruit ~
d schools will open September ~
IN, The following teachers have n
m elected: Superintendent. Char ~
S. Miller; Science and Manual n
aiming, c. c. Wise; History and ~
ebra. Esther Raad, EnoIgh -, 81