The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1921-07-14
FRUITLAND BENCH
CHAUTAUOUA PROGRAM ENDS
SAID BEST IN Many YEARS
Lecturers Especially GOOd-Musit
Fair HUT Not Extra Ordinary
To Vote on Question of School
Bonds-I'ruitIand Personals


evening. Sundays entertainment
was high class in every respect The
Lieurance symphony Orchestra gave
n full concert I'm the AFTERNOON and
I'm the evening delightful religious
prelude to the very fine lecture by
CAPTAIN Dinny Upton who was heard
here once before. His lecture was
among the best. Burnell Ford the
Electrician. Stefansson the Explorer,
Tom Skeyhill the Australian, who
told of the conditions OF Russia,
Peter McFarlane. Father Cronin
and Capt. Upton we're all good and
any one OF them was worth the
price of the full admission. The
music was good hut nothing extra
ordinary Fruitland guarantors feel
Il well worth their trouble to have
brought such high class entertain
ment to our little community
Thomas w. Brown. az years old
passed away Friday evening at the
Nampa Hospital, after an illness OF
six DAYS lie leaves widow, Mrs.
Jessie Brown daughter, Dolly,
aged seventeen. aud a son, aged six,
two sisters and a brother In River
aide California His body was ship
ped To Riverside. California, Satur-
dpv evening for burial Mrs. Brown
and son Paul. and Miss Brown.
sister. who had arrived from CALI
foruia three hours before he passed
away. accompanied the body TO It's
last resting place Mr. Brown was
horn I'm Missouri and nine years ago
camo to Fruitland where he has
since made his homo lie spent last
winter with relatives IN California
hut returned to Idaho this spring
and rented q ranch adjoining kuna.
lie took suddenly m Saturday even
Ing July and was taken at mid
night 10 the hospital. was operated
ON the following Wednesday FOR rnll
stones but after the operation he
was too weak 10 Withstand another
operntion for an ulcer IN the Rtom-
ach which was found by the phyHi-
clan 10 he the real cause OF hts
death
Fred Rogers. Of Broken Bow. Neb-
raska. ~ here visiting his sister,
Mrs. Graham Park of Ontario sun
dny his old friends here gathered
together nj tho Charles Coon place
Park ranch. for NJ lRet-togcther good
time and glorious big picnic din
ner with ail the good things imngin-
ablo. Those present were the fami-
ilee Of Charles Coon. A. A. Stetler,
lH w Madison and their house
guests. Mr. aud Mrs Edgecomb, OF
Nebraska. Graham Park, II w,
Grover W. \. Cloud, r. n Kutch,
Hubert Kutch aud wife, r. W
smith. NJ NJ. Hurst, Mr.. and Mrs
H. w. Lewis. Mr. Rogers has host
OF friends who are always delighted
10 see him on his annual yisitN li'
Is on his way 10 Snnfu'
short visit with friends
Friday evening the PollyAnna
girls Of the NJ T.. church met ~ the
home of their teacher, Mrs George
Todd. and organized their class
Dorothy lewis is President aud NIL
dred Williams, Secretary. They nae
picnic supper and a real good
time with thoir hostess.
Ellis-Colc
Friday evening az the NJ u. Par
sonage were married by Rev. George
Todd. Mr.. Fred H. Ellis and Miss
Eva Darlington Cole The witnesses
were Mr. and Mrs. Epstls Loomis
Mrs LOOmis being sister OF Mrs.
Ellis. The bride and groom togeth-
or with Mr., and Mrs. LOomis motor
cd 10 Boise Saturday for short
trip. Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis will live
south of Fruitland on a ranch.
Friday afternoon. one 10 seven
O'Clock, will be held the school
election special 20 vote upon the
proposed $4,000 new high school
building.
Friday. the 22nd. will be held the
Alumni Association. picnic OF the
Frultland High school at the Bow
ers-Toole ranch north OF Payette
The members will meet az ten
o'clock at the school house, and
are requested to bring 25c a cup,
spoon, and plate, II you have no
way, or have no rooN in your car,
telephone Paul Sargent. DO not
forget the date. Friday the 22
MIR and Mrs, Andrew Treiher are
leaving this week for Portland, Ore
gon, where they go for the henefit
OF Mrs Treiber's health.
"Wednesday afternoon fifteen
friends of Little Beatrice Grisehkow-
sky met az her home and spent a de-
lightful afternoon helping her cele-
brate her fifth birthday anniversary,
They enjoyed a feast OF good things
10 eat and left wishing her many
more of that kind OF happy days,
j. X. Littles went TO Vale Satur-
day 10 see his wife who is in the
Sanitarium there.
Rev. Black. new pastor Of the
Baptist Church who arrived from
Tacoma preached 10 community
gathering in the Chautauqua tent
Sunday morning, a splendid sermon. |
Mrs Black will arrive here Nthis /
Wednesday.
MIR. and Mrs William Birdsall {
were hOstesses Sunday 20. a big din
ner party and their guests were in
honor OF Mrs James Mcintosh and I
daughter. Miss Mabel, OF Schuyler, /
Nebraska. The other guests were
the ]. H. Hin family, OF New Ply
mouth and Mr. and Mrs, Ralph D.
Johnson.
Monday Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hurd
entertained to dinner Mr.. and Mrs
+. II. Hurd, OF Payette, hOnoring