Local Notes From Fruitland And Surrounding Towns
A lengthy community roundup lists residents visiting and socializing across Fruitland Payette Caldwell and nearby towns. People arrive for cattle sales visits, homestead stays, school staff changes, travel to Pendleton and Nebraska, and local engagements with families such as the Davises, Garberts, Shanks, and Spains.
Local News Highlights From Rich Home To Community Events
Rev L H Ivey and family moved near the Telephone office. Leota Wells and Margarette Coon planned a party for Mary Collins worth birthday. The Boy Scouts number 31 meeting Fridays at the Baptist church basement. A 4500 ewe band belonging to Richardson passed through town to Weiser Monday. Mr and Mrs Huff moved to Payette. Hollenbeck preparing to return to Hayes ranch. Epworth Hall hosted an All Fools party with games and refreshments. Evelyn May Rich honored by grandparents Wm Hollenbeck. Busy Bee Club hosted at S W Frazier home. George Ewing of Letha visited L H Rich. Raymond Albee and family moved to Payette. Cattle vaccination day and a Payette grain demonstration announced. Dudley bought Boomer Daisy Clyde DeKol, a two year old butter cow. Margaret Giesler entertained six classmates for a birthday. Canning Company bought East Fruitland block to erect factory replacing old Butter Factory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. H. Ivey
Rich
Burtch
Leota Wells
Margarette Coon
Mary Collinsworth
Harry Powell
Larson
Weiser
Ficken
Caldwell
Sundey
Evelyn May Rich
Busy Bee Club
S. W. Frazier
George Ewing
Letha
L. H. Rich
Raymond Albee
Payette
W. J. McCall
Canyon County Farm Bureau
Boise
R. H. Musser
B. Mackinson
Mr. Musser
Twin Falls
Esther Baney
Gladys Smith
Eva Wilson
The
Canning Company
East Fruitland
J. J. Bowers
Marks Smiths wed at Yale in quiet ceremony
Agnes Marks and Everett Smith quietly married at Yale on Saturday. Colwell Jones couple followed with a Sunday wedding at the W A Colwell home as Vallie Heatrice Colwell and Edward Jones wed with C L Walker officiating. The couple plans to reside in Home Oregon after a brief wedding dinner with family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marks—Smith
Agnes Marks
Everett Smith
Yale
Dana Jones
Arthur Colwell
C. Stout
Oregon
Stout
Minnesota Avenue
Frances Ellen Ruberson Dies After Illness in Payette Valley
Frances Ellen Ruberson Clayton died at her Payette Valley home at noon Friday after a brief illness. She was born February 8, 1847 in Lawrence County Indiana and married William Thomas Clayton July 8, 1866 at Adel Iowa. The couple lived in Kansas and Colorado before settling in Payette Valley in 1910. She was a longtime Methodist and funeral services were conducted by Rev Knight at the home with John 14 read. Interment followed at Riverside Cemetery, Payette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Ellen Ruberson
Lawrence County
Indiana
Fruitland
Wm. Thomas Clayton
Adel
Dalles Co
Iowa
Sterling
Colorado
Harry
Grande Valley
Colo
Leo
Beach
Wilbur
Delbert
Gramlee
Grand Valley
Jessie Lemmon
Clayton
Rawlins County
Kansas
Payette Valley
Methodist Church
Knight
New Plymouth
Riverside Cemetery
Payette
Funeral of Dan White Held at Ontario Church
Dan White a respected resident of Fruitland near Pennsylvania Avenue was laid to rest Saturday at the Ontario United Presbyterian Church. He was born in Canada sixty years ago and married seven years ago. A deacon at Ontario United Presbyterian, he moved to Payette Valley about ten years ago. Surviving are his wife two brothers and four sisters. The family expresses thanks for sympathy and kindness shown during illness and death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan White
Fruitland
Pennsylvania Avenue
Ontario United Presbyterian Church
Mr. White
Canada
United Presbyterian Church
Ontario
Payette Valley
White
Tea Meeting At RG Wilson Home Apr 12 2 30 PM
The W. 1. M. 8. Quarterly Tea Meeting will be held at the RG Wilson home on April 12 at 2 30 PM. A short program includes a lesson from the Text, Thots from the Fair God by Mrs Gardner, a Mexican Mission work talk by Mrs H Lewis, Evangeline at the Mission by Mrs W Hollenteck, and music by Mrs Cotton. An invitation is extended to the town. For sale a few turkey gobblers and sorrel mares by A H Kamey Fruitland phone 15-13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Gardner
Lewis
Evangeline
Mie
Sorrel Mares
A. H. Kamey
Fruitland
Home merchants illustrate nationwide for rent ads
A fragment shows typical home merchant activity with a four room house for rent and a terse note about Dali at this office, reflecting a clipped historical advertising style and incomplete address details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dali
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Fruitland Department
R. G. Wilson
J. M. Davis
Idaho
W. Wi
Dorothy
Wm. Hartony
Tom Flattung
Geo. Walker
R. W. Smith
Alt Eldredge
Emmett
Mixx
Thelma Brown
Harry ‘Taylor
Leon Eldredge
Grant Kishor
Grandma Plats of
Webner
Notee
Mie Grimes
Nawpa
B. Whyman
Dan Coates
J. W. Hayes
Glenns Ferry
Mr. McLaughlin
Esime
Fahel Giesla
J. ©. Giesler
FA. Luse
Pendleton
Cecil Peret
David Albert
Alice Whealdon
Hobart Smith
Co. T
Albert Heap
Frank Barnard
Nyssa Mons
Elsie Brubaker
Sadie Shank
P. B. Silkett
Nampa
Hershel Shank
J. E. Shamberser
Tweedy
Fruitland Schools
Torre} Taylor
Roswell
Idaho-Oregon Power Company
F. B. Spainhower
J. J. Sparks
Fairbury
Nebraska
Sparks
Utah
Ben Bohannon
Little Son
Janes Deal
C H. Sargent
Anzie Fines
la Grands
KE. L. Davis
Stevens
Ella Hostetler
S. M. Thomas
Mesdames
G. W. Cotton
District Institute of the Sun District
Greenleaf
William 'T
Mothers’ Circle
Baptist Church
Weese
Beard
Brethren Church
Brethren
Methodist
Baptist
C, Hs
P. A. Creger
Payette National Bank
Tee Ven
Weston Devantment
Galle
LS Vo
W. H Weston
Gallitzin
Mitchel Wagons
Deering
J. A. Lauer & Bro
Porrent
Vox
Stt
W. H. Klingeblehl
J. A Laner
Plymouth Rock Eyes
George Sullens
Ponen
E. W Pease
Boise-Payette Lumber CO
Idaho Power Co
Giesler Bros