Fruitland Social Notes Harbor Visits and Travels
Fruitland residents and guests fill a long list of weekend visits and trips from Payette to Ontario and Boise. Travelers include Mr. and Mrs. T. 8. Babcock, Miss Beulah Duel, Wilbur Hell, and many others visiting relatives, attending conferences, or taking short camping trips in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falk
Bartes
Midvale
Pines
Mive Apphie Robinson Earl Seritchfield
Eno Cotton
Duto
Mins
Apphis
Nampa
Caldwell
Plummer Grimes
Spin Channel
Colfax
Wash
Donn
Mise Merna
Payette
C. T
Park Ranch
John Bingiman
Iowa
Seattle
O. Bingiman
Wit
Ontario
Grant Fisher
C. L. Chamberlain
Pali
Colo
HH. Ebys
8. Blocher
Agsh
Greevile
Ohio
Miss Baker
Sire
Ed Neal
Roy Bowers
Claude Mills
Henry Gladish
Jem
Kansas City
Enied
Griep
Ellen McGrory
Payette Heights
Ont Wilkins
Payette Ore
Slope
Orlo Edgecomb
C. K. Huntington
Marie Wwellt
Boise
A. E. Carlson
Minnesota
Herbert
H. J. Puchert
Irene
Brocklehust
Zilpha Puchert
Emmett
Fullers Island
Earnett
Edwards
L. Con Rich
Jadeon
Fruitland
Idaho
Jacob Shamberger
Pantie
Payette area social round continues with visitors and travels
Mrs J H Spainhower hosted dinner for the Linquiet Zimmerman and Fran in Payette with guests including Geo Ewing Thuretay at Rev Tickner’s. Several locals traveled from Payette to Weiser, Wallace, Ontario and Portland, sharing visits, harvests, and upcoming moves. Master Frederick Pomersy visited Paul Dalzell. Dr Aver treats Pomeroy. B
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Harry Linquiet
Lizzie Zimmerman
Fran
Payette
Mim
P.K. Hanson
Geo. Ewing
Seth
Thuretay
J. J. Tickner
Pomeroy
Latha
Prederick Pomersy
Paul Dalzell
P. A. Cregor
Walso Homan
McMiarville Ore
George Nesbit
Marie
Weiser
L. D. Carpenter
Nesbit
Clyde Harry
S. M. Thomas
Homie
Harry
Jeft
Wallace
Spokane
Ohalloran
C. Symes
Phillipe
Sled
Nebraska
Payette Heights
M. J
Portland
I ‘Walla Walla
Brethren Conference At Seattle Draws 6000 Attendants
Seattle venues hosted 5 000 to 6 000 Brethren Conference attendees from the University of Washington grounds during a three day gathering marked by rain, fellowship, and inspiration. Dr Nickey, sister in law of Missionary A. W. Rose, spoke at local church events before leaving for Kearney Nebraska.
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Seattle
University of Washington
Fair Grounds
Navy
Nickey
India
Kearney Nebaska
John Bowers
A. W
New Plymouth Week Ahead with Services and Events
A busy week outline from New Plymouth invites all to Brethren church services Sunday with pastor J J Tickner speaking on The Watchword and The Stone Rolled Away in the evening. Christian workers meet, Grengers host, Boys Comm Cub plans, and a grand Ex pride July 4 at Grant Fisher with a picnic dinner.
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N. P. Yockey
Temperance
Fraitxrowers
Payette
Srowers Meep
Payette Lesguere
H. G
Gardner
Christian Endeavor County
Filip Smith
Clapton Brown
Parett
New Plymouth
Paretts
Gus Davis
Gus
Viele
Eugene Rowlf
Boise
Martin Talbert
Fruitland
Davis
Tod
Orlo Wilcox
Small Boys
Blue Coat
Robinsops
A Grimes
Jack Frost
Chapin Payette District
Superinntending
Old Home
Kansas
R. J. Rowse
W. V. Marti
Brethres
Christian Workers
J. J. Tickner
Grenge
Mm J. HL Spaluhower
Grengers
Grant Pisher
Society Notes Highlight Pastor Surprise at Epworth Hall
The Mo OB church community hosted a surprise gathering for Rev. C. E Deal and his wife at Epworth Hall after a board meeting. Attendants enjoyed punch, socializing, and a silver offering as a token of appreciation for the pastor’s service. Separate items note a niece and nephew visit from Spokane, neighbors hosting gatherings, and local social events with family dinners and quilting sessions. Whitley Bottom and surrounding households are mentioned along with ongoing local notices and small ads.
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Mo OB. Charea
Epworth Hall
C. E Deal
John Anderson
Gladys
Elmer Erekson
Spokane
Zuesis
Marian Stetler
Katherine
Madsen
Dorothy Lewis
Wiliams Gur
Roy Blomstrom
Bernice Burdette
Jacob
Shamberger
Fascie
Sid Mes
We. Lacfear
Gran Fisher
RG. Wilson
Oris Wilcox
Clyde
Harry and
Cildren
World's Woman's Christian Temperance Union convention notes progress
The ninth triennial World's Woman's Christian Temperance Union convention met in Brooklyn to mark 29 years of reform, noting 50 federated countries and the Boston 1851 start, with plans tied to the National W C T U proclamation. A separate editorial condemns liquor voting as harmful, arguing drink causes crime and accidents and endorses responsibility for sellers and voters.
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Brooklyn
N. Y
Boston
Mass
L. M. W. Stevens
Urichsville
Press Turns Public Opinion Against Liquor in 19th Century Press
Influential periodicals like the Saturday Evening Post and Collier’s Weekly advocate the liquor anti-saloon cause. Reverend Charles Sheldon from Kansas notes that press and church unity helped erase saloons, while Conductor M. Depew cites personal observations linking rum to ruin among youths and overall decline.
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Saturday Evening Post
Coller's Weekly
Charles Sheldon
Kansas
Seal
Whisky signs barred from Sacramento sidewalks
The Home Alliance announces that no electric sign with the word whisky may be hung over Sacramento sidewalks. The statement calls for the suppression of beer signs and other offensive displays, arguing newspapers should keep homes free from glaring whisky and beer ads as public sentiment grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Cal
Home Alliance
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Fruitland Department
J. H. Spainhower
Society News
Whitley Bottom
J. A Bates
Clayton Stewart
C. B
James Boor Jrie
J. H. Boor
Mesers Stewart
Ersswet
Thorp
Boor
Parette
George and
Leon Steerer
Clyde Makinson
Tom Hulen
Boor Heme
Garsiz
John C. Steester
L. & L. Payette
Weran'y’ Christian Temperance Union
Ceauncer M. Depew
Fruitland Merc. CO
H.W. BO
H. B
Catron Osteopath
Sage Pikst National Bank
Idaho Capital
Payette Valley
Caretel
Perseca
Waciness Echaeed
A.B
Melchers Park
Payette Land & Improvement Co
P. H. Brown
Ford
Detroit
Bain Auto CO
Payette, Idaho
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