The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1921-11-03

Fruitland State Bank, and a grad
uate OF the Boise High School is re-
ported as an honor student of the
University OF Idaho. She was
student I'm the home economies de-
partment with an average of above
ninety per cent.
j. F. Smith and william Hollen-
beck are home from the Warren
and Knox-Cascade country deer
hunting.
Elvin Rands who started by auto
ten days ago with HIS parents to
California has returned here and
entered High School.
Nyssa High School defeated the
Fruitland High football team FRI
day In a hard fought game, 13 TO 0.
Vale will play here Friday.
r. p. Nokes is improving his res
idence property with n cement walk
leading TO the front.
| G. IT. Sargent and Ray and George
Stevens went TO Knox Thursday and
then packed into Pistol Creek with
others, hunting deer. They viii re-
turn TO Fruitland the last OF the
week.
Mrs. Robert Jimmerson was out
from Payette visiting the week end
with the Hurd brothers In Whitley
Bottom.
Miss Ruth whealdon is nursing
the typhoid cases OF the people
camping on the Mcconnell ranch.
Two have had typhoid. one pneu-
monia and the mother has n new
babe.
Halloween, Raymond Reyburn
drove TO Ontario and his Ford car
was stolen. Up 20 this time Il had
not been returned.
Rev. Q Il. Walker, formerly pas
tor OF the NJ. u. Church Fruitland,
now OF Payette had his Ford taken
Saturday night.
Tho high school enrolment now
is liz. three new ones entering
this week.
A very strong temperance meet
ing was held Sunday morning dur
Ing the church service hour at the
Brethren Church. Mr.. John Metz
Ter. OF the Nyssa schools. was pres
ent and made a strong talk, as we'll
as s. High. Major Harry Lewis al
40 talked on prohibition. In the
morning during the Sunday School
hour the Methodist Church also had
ANRAuNNN OA
been so much bootlegging and booze
selling around Fruitland that the
church people are beginning TO get
wakened up.
Mrs. George Childs was hostess
Sunday 10 widows consolation
dinner. Her guests we're Mrs. Chas,
l.. Rich and Mrs. William Hollen-
beck. Mr.. Childs and Mr.. Rich are
In Iowa diaposing OF their cars OF
apples. Mr. Hollenbeck was deer
hunting. Miss Ruth Ames was n
dinner guest OF Miss Mary Childs.
Monday Mrs. Hollenbock enter
tanned TO dinner the widows. Mrs. A.
J. Hansel. MIRA Kirkland. Mrs. j.
y. Smith. Mrs. George Childs and
Mrs Charles Rich.
Tuesday Mrs. Rich entertained
10 n delicious dinner Medames Han
sci, Kirkland. Smith. Childs and
! Hollonbeck.
Friday night the Junior Endeayor
Society met with Miss Nola Creger.
There were 20 young people 10
enjoy the Halloween games and re-
freshments and Jolly good time.
. Forty-fiye members OF the En-
deavor Society and their friends
went 10 the John Taekett homo
Monday evening and they had one
round OF fun. Entrance was made
through kitchen window TO the
darkened house and their progress
retarded and guides 10 pilot them
about. After lights we're on Il was
one round OF fun after another.
Cider doughnnts, coffee and sand
wiches were served them.
Mrs. Todd, wife OF the NJ. u.
Pastor had as her guests Friday
evening TO q prettily appointed Hal
loween party the members OF the
Junior League and their friends. A
happy time was enjoyed by the
young people.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Shank had as
their guests Sunday Mrs. Sadie
Shank, Mrs. Herschel shank and
children and Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Y.
! Schubert. Rev. Shank was IN EN-
nett occupying the pulpit OF the
Brethren church.
, VIM. Lanfear returned last week
with a deer. three-hundred pound
or.
} Mrs. Eva Tyson from Oregon Is
visiting at the home OF Mrs. Sadie
, Shank.
> Monday evening the Excelsior
} Glass OF the Brethren Church went
10 the home OF Rev. ]. II. shamber-
. l ger and enjoyed Halloween party.
. Their friends were also invited.
3 Sunday Miss Engle entertained
, her Sunday School Glass OF the M
: ID. Church at her home TO a picnic
dinner.
= The w. Roenfelt family are Wis
iting at the Henry Roenfelt home
: until next week when they leave for
their home in Oregon. They have
been for the past year on the Ben
strohbehn ranch on the Payette riy-
er.
Next Saturday night will occur
,, the opening OF the Ellison-White
! Lyceumcourse at the High School
, auditorium. There will be five en-
tertainments at a cost OF 81 each
for adult tickets.
Mr.. an Mrs. II. X. Fieken had as
, their dinner guests Sunday Mr.. and