Community notices and social gatherings in Fruitland area
Local social calendar highlights a Lakes outing, church class surprise for Miss Marian Kinsey, and a wedding reception with a silver berry spoon given. Attendees include Miss Katherine Madsen, Miss Bae Una Gilman of Boise, and many Payette residents with visits to Brogan and Starkey. A neighborhood Fourth of July picnic and hospital news accompany group activities and host lists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen
Portland
Spainhower
Ruth van der Kar
the Lakes
Mias
Marian Kinsey
Clyde Mackiuon
Mise Kinney
Mise Bethel Collin
Bae Una Gilman
Boise
Katherine Madsen
A.D. Parlunn
Josephine
Gertrude
Little June Young
Brogan
Young
Derrick
W. Madsen
B. Blakesley
Z. Taylor
H. T. Lewis
N. W. Lewis
Fourth of July social notes in Welser area
Mr and Mrs Ed Jones motor to Boise for the Fourth. Guests include Mrs G L Rollenbeck Ted Meeker and Ted Enberg. Sunday dinners hosted by Mrs Ma Kirkland and Miss Henry Hollenbeck. Neal and Donald leave for Long Beach California to make their home. A newborn daughter to Mr and Mrs Dana Jones on Saturday July 1. Stella May Jones visits various local families. Oliver Latham recovering from injury after a Portland business trip. Harry Hart visits Portland. Little Jack returns home. Etta Royston visits sister A L Shaffer in Payette. Chet Lackey of Ontario visits. A H McConnell Nellie Anna Giesler W R Wilkins family spend Fourth in Weiser. Mrs Et Sager visits Seattle after brief stay with daughter Mrs W R Wilkins. Friends wish Mrs Albert Bracewell well as she improves. Mildred Johnson injured eye while shooting fire crackers. powder removed in Ontario and she recovers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Jones
Boise
G. L Rollenbeck
Ted Meeker
Ted Enberg
Ma Kirkland
Misa Menry Hollenbeck
C. M. Williams
Neal
Donald
Long Beach
California
Pound
Dana Jones
Jayl
Stella May Jones
Ea Jonin
Mra
Jacob Stauert
Bill Bishop
Chas, Nemeyer
the Pourth
Welser
Oliver’Latham
Otta Swanson
Latham
Harry Hart
Portland
Little Jack
Etta Royston
A. L. Shaffer
Chet Lackey
Ontario
A. H. McConnell
Nellie
Anna Giesler
W. R. Wilkins
Weiser
Et Sager
Seattle
Community Notes from Payette and Surrounding Areas
Little Willow W H Miller and family visited Payette on Monday. A Pemberton traveled to Payette and Weiser on Monday and Tuesday. Mrs M Corbit and children dined with Earl Coates family, with Georg Sume visiting Sunday morning. Clyde Currin and children spent the Fourth with Robert Thornton at Crystal. D B Coates is not well. Clyde Currin was a Fruitland visitor. Hester Drinkwine visited Arb Drinkwine home in Payette. W B Stirm visited Mrs Stirm's mother in Payette. Earl Coates and Arr. visited Payette on Monday. Corbit family guests at Lee Coates Tuesday. Lee Howard and others attended Tom Windle's Monday. Jerry Cosman and family spent the Fourth in Emmett. Fed Stirm went to Emmett. Mrs Geo Syme and daughters visited Earl Coates Friday. Mr Shearer of Payette visited W F Stirm Sunday. Clyde Newberry and wife spent Tuesday in Welser. Arb Drinkwine, Clyde Newberry, Albert Coates and Tiv Newberry attended Payette ball game Sunday. Ralph and Tzola Coates visited grandmother in Payette Sunday. M and Mrs W F Stirm attended Payette picnic Tuesday. Albert Coates and wife dined with Newberry Sunday. Tiv Newberry and family were in Weiser Tuesday. R Currin presented grandchildren Alta, Alice and Bobbie with a Shetland pony from Coughanour’s famous herd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tario Hospital
William Hollenbeck
Robert
Charlie Rich
Furcard Hall
H. F. Waite
Chas. Kayaton
Chas. Rich
P. E. Johnson
Starkey
MM. Hurst
Walla Walla
de. Giesler
Mes
HB. Orcutt
Payvite
Arthur Orcutt
Stick's Island
M. & Ladies Atd
E.W. Madsen
Misa Katherine Madsen
Priday
Miss Collins
Miss Gilman
Mises Alice Pieke
Biendi
Dona Regac
Inez
Patty Sanger
Marjorie Albert
Mildred Holmes
Payette
Mary Hollenbeck
Martha Wilson
Elmerna Gardner
Milderd Fisher
Margaret Whealdon
Josephine Par Duna
W. A. Caswell
Miller
A. Pemberton
Weiser
Clyde Currin
Fruitland
Hester Drinkwine
New Plymouth
Arb
Drinkwine
W. B. Stirm
Ars Stirm
Mm Payette
Earl Coates
Corbitt
Lee Coate
Lee Howard
Martin
McIntyre
Geo, Coates
Tom Windle
Jerry Cosman
Emmett
Fed Stirm
Emmett Tues
Geo, Syme
Shearer
W. F. Stirm
Clyde Neweberry
Welser
Arb Drinkwine
Clyde Newberry
Albert Coates
Tiv Newberry
Ralph
Tzola Coates
W. FP. Stirm
Newberry Home
R. ¥. Currin
Alta
Alice
Bobbie
Coughanour
Family trips and summer gatherings spark Idaho travels
Mr Clarence Fritchman and family left Monday for the mountains to stay until September first. Miss Janette Rodgers, from summer school in Boise, visited with Mr and Mrs R D Rodgers. Families of C W Jimerson and Jim Cghi arava to Magas Creek for a Sunday picnic. F B Suplee and Elmer Alstrand joined a Boise trip to Stem weorge Greet ing Idaho and back. The L A held its annual club picnic at Mrs David Jones’s home June 27 with about seventy five in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Fritchman
Janette Rodgers
Boise
R. D. Rodgers
C. W. Jimerson
Jim Cghi
Arava
Maga’s Creek Snday
F. B. Suplee
Elmer Alstrand
Fruitland
Was
Idaho
L. A
David Jones List
Summer travel notes from local families
After the plates were filled each one rated themselves at a tie table which were placed about the lawn Rev. Ashworth and family left Monday for the Payette Lakes where they will spend the summer Mr and Mrs Ivah Durham and Lena Durham were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Bertram Howard Mr and Mrs Henry Reimers Mr Chris Reimers and Lydia Reimers drove to Corneil Idaho Monday Mr B Suplee and family and My and Mrs Marsh Paine drove to Manns Creek Sunday to spend the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashworth
Payette Lakes
Ivah Durham
Lena Durham
Bertram Howard
Henry Reimers
Chris Reimers
Lydia Reimers
Corneil
Idaho
B. Suplee
Marsh Paine
Mann's Creek
Idaho Weekly Industrial Review Highlights Growing Activity
The Idaho Weekly Industrial Review notes widespread building of schools and homes, mining progress from St Anthony to Wallace, oil and gas exploration near Auburn and Payette, and cable of lettuce shipments. It cites large bonds for high schools, road gravelling, and reforestation plans, with mining outputs, potatos planted, and 1922 valuation taxes. The crude summary reflects broad industrial revival across Idaho counties.
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Idaho Weekly Industrial Review
St. Anthony
Osburn
Rhode Island
Wallace
St. Louis-Idaho
Nampa
Fairfield
Camas County
Wardner
Bunker Chance Mining Co
Nuerate
Orofind
White Pine Lumber Co
Auburn
Hazelton
Arco
Downy
Toeur d'Alene
Success
Coeur d’Alene
Iron King
Wallace—Four Timbers Mining Co
Sunset District
Bismark
Big Creek
Idaho Falls
Twin Falls
Payette Oid & Gas Co
Shoshone
Mullan—Carney Copper A
Caldwell
Salinas Valley
Pacific
Northwest
Cosar d'Alene
Boise Basin
New York
New Healthful Slaw With Cabbage Onions Olives
A new healthful slaw recipe blends white cabbage and two minced onions with stoned Spanish green olives, vinegar, salt, and pepper. The dish highlights vitamin-rich raw cabbage and aims to offer a fresh alternative to traditional slaws.
Still Hold Ancient Court In Bristol At Pied Powder Court
An old Bristol Pied Powder court, last of its kind from 700 years ago, reappeared in autumn near the Guildhall market place. The Recorder oversaw a fortnight of cases arising from fairgoers and travelers with voices in need of a hearing, the dusty feet seeking relief for grievances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orbin
Great Britain
Bristol
Wild Game Protection Expands Under U S Department of Agriculture
The Bureau of Biological Survey reports game on government reservations rising notably with buffalo and elk counts up from five years prior, while bird refuges gain protection through boundaries, planting, new reservations, and increased wardens. Enforcement under migratory bird treaty act and interstate wildlife laws yielded nearly 1000 violator apprehensions and over 500 convictions with fines up to 500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Biological Survey
United States Department of Agriculture
Laveyeet
No Hero to His Housekeeper and Anatole France
A Manchester Guardian excerpt recalls Josephine, Anatole France’s longtime housekeeper, who kept his home with consummate care. She downplays his intellect while noting he could master only his food, reflecting on his status as a master of meals rather than ideas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine
M. Anatole
France
Therese
Sylvestre Bonnard
Manchester Guardian
Catty Sark Sailor Recollects Legendary Tea Clipper
An elderly Swedish resident recalls the Catty Sark, a famed tea clipper once famed for swift passages and later renamed Ferreira sailing under Portuguese flag. The vessel, reputed for sturdy wooden walls, reportedly still endures despite transition to steam and iron vessels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darkside
Sweden
Surry
China
Ferreira
Japanese Paintings Exhibit in New York Explore Imagination
Art notes show Japanese works such as A Prairie Fire Buddhistic Hell Sinto Shrine and Yellow Bird On a Blossoming Tree revealing vast imagination and aggressive diplomacy. The writer predicts Japan will be eclipsed by the plodding Chinese, asserting a blunt taken stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kew York
Japan
Aiaut
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England
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de Mountain States
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