The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1921-04-14

"nOi they returned from churc
sunday found the house full of pee
pie and the big table groaning wifi
good things to eat TO remind then
OF their birthday anniversaries. on
on the 11th and one on the i2tb
a birthday cake with AZ candle
at one end and one of 73 candle
at the other graced the tables
Those going from Fruitland TO paw
ette were John Mcclure, and fam.
lly, James Mcclure and Grandm,
Mcclure, N. ]. Garman and family
n. II. Nokes and Mrs. Nokes. Mira
Otto Swanson. wa .
The young people OF the Church
OF Christ, Fruitland, after the ser.
vices Sunday went Birding Island for
a picnic dinner and climb over the
Mills. Miss Lois Flock was nm
fortunate I'm losing her kodak.
! Mr.. and Mrs. A. Grimes were over
from Ontario Friday and had dinner
with Mr.. and Mrs. II. Il. Tussing.
Mr.. Teck is putting m n pumnipg
plant on the II. Il. Tussing ranch
water viii also be pumped across
the Teck city property
Mr.. and Mrs. 8. M. Thomas had
as their Sunday guests Mr.. and Mrs
John Taokett and family.
Twenty-six attended the interest
ing Ladies' Aid meeting at the home
OF Mrs. II. J. Hendy Thursdav.
madames Hendy and Powell were
the hostesses.
Mrs. ]. N. Hill was down from
New Plymouth last week visiting
at the home of Mrs. William Bird
sail. The Hill family came down
Friday evening TO attend the Glee
Club orchestra.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dover and
daughter. Helen OF Wedena, Mimi.
arrived Monday morning for n visit
with Mr.. Dower's sister, Mrs. Joel
Baver, and family.
Gus Graham and II. n. strawn
were Boise visitors Friday on school
business.
Mrs. Louella Linck went 10 Boise
Friday TO purchase n home where
she and her family viii reside.
Mrs. Marx Thode will leave We'd
nosday for Mattoon. Illinois, 10 visit
her daughter. Irene, and her mother
who Is III.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Stuart. OF Al
Dion, Nebraska, are the guests OF
their sons, Charles u. and II. M. and
FAMILIES, on their return from n
winter spent I'm California and the
northwest.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. A. Peacock and
family went to Midvale TO spend |
sunday with their daughter, Mrs. |
sim watkins. The occasion was a /
big birthday party celebrating the
anniversaries OF Mrs. Peacock and |
Mr.. Watkins and Mr.. Peacock and
Mr. Watkins mother.
Miss Elsie Bayer was up from the
College OF Idaho. 10 spend the week
end with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joel Bayer.
u. w. Grover went 10 Shoshone FRI
day where he had removed HIS shear
ing plant from Brogan. Oregon 20
that place. He will be gone several
weeks.
Miss Ida Kullander has gone 10
Welser to visit friends.
Mrs. Mary Benson, ofSpokane,
was the guest Sunday OF Mr.. and
Mrs. A. II. Ramey.
Ben Harris IL homo from Wash
Ington State University spending his
vacation with the home folks.
Rev. Sanders. OF Hardin, Iowa. has
accepted the call 10 preach IN the
Baptist Church here and will arrive
by auto to assume charge OF the
'astorate about May 1st.
Remember the Parent Teachers
Meeting this Friday night, April
18th. II you are interested In a
better Fruitland. come out.
Miss Lola Carpenter. OF Weiser,
has been down visiting the Creger.
ichmid families,
Al its meeting Monday evening
ho Board OF Education hired the
following teachers for the coming
ear: N. G, Bungor, Roseberry, Ida
10, High School Science, and Man
ial Training; Mrs. N. c. Bungor;
Domestic Science; Miss Mary Alice
Young, OF Seattle, formerly OF Buhl,
eacher of Art and Music; Miss
refine jerks, First Primary; Miss
Bessie Wolf, OF Seattle, Second Pri-
nary; Miss Eva Hollenbeck, Fifth
trade; Miss Marie Church, Upper
Trades, Sunnyside. Word has come
hoN AbAs - W. ANtlibOH II TO lcucn
n Nampa the coming year.
A. G. Douglas, formerly OF Fruit
and, now OF Payette, passed away
ionday night at one O'Clock. at HIS
lome, after a short illness. He was
g years old and for many years
iyed north OF Fruitland where he
WINS a large ranch OF 100 acres,
yell improved. He Was a kindly
disposition and all who knew him
yer his friends. He leaves
laughter In Iowa, one In Washing
on, Miss Florence, formerly a teach
r In New Plymouth schools, and !
wo sons, Leon and Howard at
ome. No funeral arrangements 4:
ave been made.
The G. Il. soicety and Queen
'sther Circle gave miscellaneous
hover Thursday afternoon for two
rides-to-be, two of their members.
I the home of Mrs. s. Hunter, on
Minnesota Avenue. The rooms and
ables were prettily decorated with