The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1921-05-05
FRUITLAND BENCH

Fruitland. After the game a num-
ber OF the members of the High
School enjoyed a weiner roast.
The children of the Brethren
School will give a Mothers Day pro-
gram next Sunday morning during
the Sunday school hour.
Rev. and Mrs. Austin will close
very successful series of evangelis-
tic meetings Tuesday at the Breth-
rem church. Seven went forward
Sunday.
Rev. and Mrs. Kenepp. OF Pay
ette, entertained to dinner Sunday
Rev. and Mrs. Austin and Mr.. and
Mrs NJ. ]. Deal and Miss Alma
Shamberger.
The Fruitgrowers Association of
Fruitland gave this Wednesday
evening n most delightful luncheon
when their annual meeting was held.
Information has been received
that the 1922 class of the U. s.
Naval Academy, of which Mr..
Clark H. Lewis is member, will
be graduated in December 1921 in
stead of June, 1929. Consequently,
the 1922 class will not participate
I'm the usual summer cruise which
this year goes into European waters
but instead the members will re-
main at Annapolis to finish the last
years work In the required time.
Communion services will be held
Friday evening at the Brethren
Church at Z o'clock. Rev. and
Mrs. Austin are visiting among
friends I'm and around Fruitland
and on Saturday will go to Nampa
to conduct a series OF meetings.
About 35 attended the silver tea
Thursday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. William Homan. Delicious
ice cream and cake were served.
Rev. Wood OF Boise II here this
week looking after the Baptist
church affairs.
Monday evening. May 0, in the
high school auditorium at Fruit
land will be held farm bureau
meeting TO which all farmers are
urged 20 attend. Mr.. Ross. State
Secretary. will he present to dis
cuss the plans for the coming year.
Mr.. Prem Moore, n state man, Will
be here TO tell you what was done
at the state meeting TO form an or
ganization among poultrymen, mem-
bera OF the Farm Bureau, 10 mar
ket poultry and those who expect
to have eggs or chicks for the
coming year will he especially In
terested In this meeting for stress
will be laid on the better market
ing OF poultry and its products.
There are many in here who are
Interested In poultry and II you
are you cannot afford to miss this
meeting. Mr.. Harry Lewis II
Chairman OF Payette County Poul-
trymen.
Hubert Kutch has gone to Med
ford, Oregon.
8. y. Conatser and children went
TO Boise TO see the son. Fowler. who
has been seriously III In Sc. Al
phonso's Hospital. They are hope
ful for his recovery. though 1t In
very slow.
NJ NJ Hurst is home from Jor-
dan Valley.
Marvin Gardner. Noble Peacock
and Robert Harris went 20 Midyale |
Sunday and helped Midyale win the |
ball game between Midyale and |
Weiser. 8 10 8. Next Sunday they |
go TO Council 10 play for the Mid
vale team.
Miss Edith Blomstrom went TO
Midyale Sunday 10 visit with Mrs |
Sim Watkins,
A semi-professional Fruitland |
BASEBALL team played Ontario Sun |
day and were defeated by n score
OF 10 10 8,
w. c. Lantz has gone to Ravenna,
Nebraska, after years visit here |
nd
Charles Robert were In New Ply |
mouth Saturday and Sunday visit
ing Mrs. ], n, Hill and family. Mr..
Hollenbeck spent Sunday there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wilton, OF
Emmett visited Sunday at the II. M.
Stewart and c, +, Stewart homes.
Miss Martha Coppock. OF Athena,
Oregon, Is the guest of her cousin,
Mrs. B. Whealdon. Mrs. Whealdon |
expects soon her brother. C, l.. An
drews OF Seattle, Washington.
Mrs. Finch has returned 10 her
home In Jerome, after weeks
visit with her sister, Mrs, V. c.
Rich.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kutoh entertained
to dinner Sunday DR.. Cardwell and
Wtfe, Mrs. Charles Akers ana L, W.
OF Caldwell and Mrs.
BERTHE McKolske, OF Bozeman,
Montana,
Mr., and Mrs. Dorton Hunter are
the parents OF little daughter,
born, Friday. April 20. TO whom
they have given the name OF Emma
May.
Hon. T. A. Walters, of Caldwell,
VIII give the commencement ad-
dress. May 18th, TO the 1921, TO
the 1921 graduating class.
Rev. Hersehel Shdnks will deliver
the bacealaureate address to the
graduates on the night OF May %.
Mrs. r. A. Linck and daughters
Misses Fern and Helen, and Miss
Olive Hunter and Mrs. II, A. Kin
nison motored to Boise Saturday,
stopping enroute at Nampa to visit
Miss Winifred Bossen at her school,
and visit MIR. and Mrs. Arthur Col
well and Mr.. and Mrs. John Ander-
son IN Boise. returning Sunday
evening,
Harry T. Lewis was I'm Boise Sat
urday on Farm Bureau work