The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1921-12-08

L. ID. Carpenter and wife were
down from Weiser Monday at the
Goddard and Hansen homes.
John Towne was in Eagle visiting
home folks Sunday. On his return
he lost a tire and casing.
G. r. Colwell has returned to his
home clinton, ILL.,, after visiting his
brother, w. A. Colwell He will
stop in Nebraska enroute.
u. O.. Maxfleld and daughter,
Jennie, are guests at the A. II.
Bishop home. They are on their
way from their home at Lincoln,
Nebraska, to spend the winter In
California.
Mrs. william Homan has been suf-
fering the past week with an injured
foot.
Grant Fisher, Zane Schubert,
Milan Davis and A. l.. Gorham were
in weiser Friday attending the Van
Sicklin case in court.
Mrs. Garden, eighth grade teacher
I'm the Fruitland schools, was |
married Thanksgiving Day to Mr..
Anders, of Huntington. Mrs. Anders |
will continue TO teach school.
Guy Graham is improving his
home TO great extent by building
an additional thereto OF four rooms
and bath and installing water
system and furnace.
Emil Schmid. one OF our pros
porous young farmers is out again
after being confined to the house
with a broken bone near the hip. .
wednesday OF this week, Mrs. N.
w. Lewis, whom everybody knows
and whom everybody likes, was re-
minded that she had reached the
seventy sixth milestone in her young
life and the Ladies' Aid OF the M. Il.
Church and other nelghbors and
friends took refreshments. birthday
cakes and visited her Unexpectedly
: TO spend the afternoon. II was
Jolly good crowd and a happy after
. noon was spent. Mrs. Lewis grows
younger each year and II is Joy
10 her friends TO be with her.
The u. Y +. u. young people
cleared about S14.00 at their box
social Friday evening and had good
time together.
Josephine Hart. only daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hart, passed
away at the home OF her grandmoth-
or, Mrs. J. NJ. Royston, in Fruitland,
on Thursday morning at seven
o'clock, death due TO leakage OF the
heart. She has been III since In
July yet her death caused universal
sadness In the community where to
know her was 10 love her. She nine
years OF age and had lived most her
know her was 10 love her. She was 0
had been III since July and yet her
death caused immeasurablo grief
here. The funeral services were
J held Sunday afternoon at two o'clock
at the NJ u. Church and was over
4 flowing. The floral tokens were
beautiful. Rev. Todd conducted the
services. a quartet sang. Misses
Josephine Pardum, Fern Wilfong.
Marguerite Waite and Marian Kin
sey, OF the M. y. Sunday School
were pail bearers. The little one
was laid TO rest In Riverside cem-
etery, Payette. She leaves a farther,
mother, little brother. Jack. and a
host OF relatives and friends TO
4 mourn her loss.
II Ia an assured fact that Fruit
land will compete the coming year
with high school base ball teams IN
; this past OF the state, Those towns
: will include Boise, Payette, Caldwell
nj Nampa. weiser. etc. Fruitland has
tho neuoleus OF a good ball team and
the Fruitland people are interested
In them. Prof. Keeney OF the
High School Is not afraid TO go ~
against any OF the teams mentioned
For several months past inspect
ors and men have been working oul
proposed rural route for Fruitland
and word has como that makes the
business men OF the little villag,
very hopeful that the route will b,
started about the first OF the year
Il will benefit Fruitland largely an6
others who have been on the Pay
ette route who had 10 walk som'
distance for their mail will have 4
running by their doors. This is 1
large route TO be served and the In
spector. A. o, Brunner seems 4
think there is no doubt OF the ser
vice being installed soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Stevens lef
Saturday for Acme, Washington, 4
be gone year, Mrs. Stevens VISITING
her mother.
ii Mrs. @. s. Childs returned Tues
day OF this week from Yakima, Wn.
where she has been the guest 70
several weeks of her sister. Mrs.
Allen. Her two little daughters
Naomi and Neva are accompanying
her,
| Mrs. II. b. strawn and son. Ros
left Thursday for Truro, Iowa, L
join Mr.. strawn who had gone
week previous for a visit with Mrs
M. A. strawn, mother OF Mr., Straw
They will be gone until January Ia
Mrs. II. A. Bates has returne
home after a operation at st. Luke
hospital at Boise.
Dan Williams came In Saturda
from Bull for visit at the @,
Childs home. He and Franci
Childs motOrsd to Emmett 10 spen
Sunday at the Fest home
Mr.. and Mrs. John Tackett an
family visited last week at IN
home OF Rev. and Mrs. McCoard a
Wilder. Rev. and Mrs. McCoar
will move this week TO Brovos
Utah, where Rev. McCoard has az
cepted a charge and where his tw
sons NAV attend the state Universit