The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1921-12-29
Aged Man Paeses

Akc0 MAN Bne9e9
Robert Smith, aged eighty years,
passed away Thursday morning AT
the home of his brother, j. II. Smith
near Fruitland, death being caused
by pneumonia, being III only a few
days. He had, lived with his
brother here for several years and
was a kindly man liked by those
who knew him. The funeral services
were held Friday In Payette at the
M. 10. Church, conducted by Rev.
George Todd OF the M. E. Fruitland
Church. He leaves four brothers,
ono here at Fruitland, one in Texas,
one In Montana and one In Kansas.
Mr.. and Mr.. J. I. Creger are the
parents OF a little daughter born on
December 24th.
Ms. Arthur Holbrook left Monday
morning for Michigan To visit rela-
hon for several weeks. Grandma
Holbrook will stay with Mr.. Hol-
brook during her absence.
Mr.. a1A Mrs. N. n. Bungor and
the Misses Alice Young and Bess
Wolfe went TO Boise TO spend a few
days In tho capital city.
Mrs. Clement and son have gone
TO Portland TO spend the holidays.
Miss Alice West one OF the high
school teachers went TO Seattle for
the ten day holiday season
Miss Ruth Whoaldon was called
TO Falk 10 nurse Mr.. Mcfarland who
has pneumonia.
Miss Barrett aud Mr.. Kenney, In
structorB in the high school, are In
Wendell spending the holidays with
Floyd spainhower is homo from
the state university for the holiday
season.
James Smith. Marx Thodo and
son John, and George Shorrick 10
70 Caldwell this wednesday for the
Poultry meeting.
Mrs. q. M. Walker went 70 Twin
Falls Thursday 10 spend the holidays
with her mother, Mrs. Kinder.
Mr.. and Mr.. Sim Watkins are
down from Midvale for the Christ
mas holidays with Mrs. Watkins par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. N. A. Peacock.
Charles Barnes, Of Boardman,
Oregon. is Waiting at the 10. u. Holt
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Barns OF
Eagle were down a few days this |
week visiting their relatives.
Rev. J. II. Shepherd who was cal
I'D here last week with Mrs. Shop
herd because OF tho illness OF Chaa. J
Miller. Jr.. the grandson. will leave
Thursday for his homo at Great |
Falls, Montana. and Mrs. Shepherd |
will remain over for a longer stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hollenbeck |
and son Charles Robert were In Now |
Plymouth Tuesday 10 the wedding OF |
Miss Gertrude Ackerman and Mr.. |
william Beeham.
Quite a number OF the young
people OF Fruitland who are home
for the holidays were in Payette
Monlay night In attendance at the
dance.
More than $1,000 has been taken
IN at the Fruitland Dance Pavilion
since the opening night In October.
night and people from the surround
Ing towns come.
A splendid program representing
throughout the Christmas spirit was
given at the Baptist Church Satur-
day night and on Sunday night the
Brethren church held very approp,
riate exercises OF music and read
ings.
A most splendid and varied ex-
hibit was shown the patrons We'd
nesday evening last at the High
School Auditorium from the Domes-
tic Science department under the
supervision OF Mrs. N. u. Bungor.
Ten dollars was taken In from the
sale OF foods which will be used by
The pupils In the Science depart
ment. The patrons OF the com
munity had gone up to hear the
.hird number, an inpersonator OF
he Ellison Lyceum Bureau. but the
rain being six hours lated caused