Fruitland Notes of Visiting Relatives and Local News
Fruitland column lists residents and visitors across nearby towns. Names include Mrs. Heap New Plymouth visiting daughter ill, Ralph Hardin Pocatello home over the 4th, El ssie Schmid Emmett trip, and many others visiting Boise Payette Caldwell and Payette Lakes. Family moves, hospital, and road work updates are noted alongside travels and gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Kaufman
Mary
Elnora ‘ Bollinger
Ontario
Johnson
Park City
Utah
Boise
Margarite
Ross Felthouse
Weiser
Levi Johnson
Gates
Lehigh
Iowa
C. W. Young
Pansy
T. W. Deeds
Payette
Frank Beameard
Bole
N. A. Felthouse
Blanche Fowler
Emmett
Joe Smith
Jotn Crawford
Dea Moines
P. A. Cregor
H. B. Strawn
Ellen
Clara Maxfield
A. T. Bishop
Herbert Homan
Lacey Griep
Caldwell
J. H. Spainhower
Ami Laura Hooker
Et. R. Taylor
Mills—Huggins
Roswell
H. R. Flack
Ira Daizell
Bolte
Mrs. Kennedy
Ted Enberg
Jerome
Johnie Johnson
Gladys Dean
Ontario Hospital
Local notices and events from Ontario and Payette area
Mrs. R G Wilson reports progress while Ontario and Payette residents share visits and travels. Births include Harold Ludlow and two babies born July 5 6. Community updates cover patients with typhoid fever and operations, hospital stays, and local visitors from Caldwell Parma Alliance Neb. The Canyon Malheur Cow Testing Association expands testing from New Plymouth to Nyssa, noting 356 cows tested and May and June reports forthcoming. Weekend excursion fares advertised by O S S Agents.
Ben Hur lecture and church activities enliven Payette
A large Payette Methodist Church audience enjoyed a Ben Hur pictures and lecture Sunday evening. Payette and Fruitland C E groups joined for worship. The Methodist men formed a Brotherhood with G W Cotton president and H B Strawn secretary, planned lawn care and interior redecorations, and women hosted dinner. Local families hosted meals, and youths gathered for celebrations including Lola Carpenter’s 18th birthday with a toilet set, while Joe Davis supplied fish and a 156 pound sturgeon was reported near the Miller property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Hur
Methodist Church
Payette Methodist C. E
Fruitland C. E
G. W. Cotton
H. B. Strawn
Epworth Hall
B. Brown
Waye Bowers
Lela Fisher
Earl Fleck
Wendell
Payette
Lola Carpenter
Joe Davis
C. 8
Miller Place
Local church groups announce summer meetings in town
Announcements list several church and community gatherings. The Lutheran Ladies Act plans a Friday meeting at the Nels Pearson home with Mr W W Deal, state master, attending. The Grange gathers Friday evening at the T C Ad home. Home Mission Band meets Sunday at H Sargent, with Friday study at Burnett home. L T L Boys and Girls plan Saturday 2:30 pm gathering with Mrs Wilson for a picnic at month end. Methodist Ladies Aid to hold their tee at A A Stetler home on Thursday July 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. R. Russel
Esther
Lewis Russel
Olive Hunter
Payette Lakes
Chas. Davis
Stanton Bros
Payette
E. L. Davis
Chas. Stevens
Martha
Bellingham
Wash
Stevens
Wim. Rarrert
Henry Manser
Zelphia Puchert
Vale
Steve Puchert
H. R. Russell
Josephine Pardunn
Ethel Giesler
Caldwell
Cary Tussing
John Giesler
A. A. Stetler
Miss Rupp
Effie Moreland
Boise
Emmett
H. B. Strawn
Levi Slinker
Lucile
Robi. Taylor
Roswell
Fruitland
P. BE. Silkett
Earnest
Company I
Banks
Clara Manneman
Gus
Carroll
Iowa
Joe
Grandma Platt
Weiser
Harry Beckwith
J. W. Beebler
Hostettler
Ben Bohannon
Uttle “Gop
Lutheran Ladies’ Act
Nels Pearson
Grange
Community News From Ontario Area Hospitals and Visits
Mrs Tom Harris and Mrs Tripp were taken to the Ontario hospital last Tuesday. Visitors include Will White, Mrs H J Tharp, Mrs C E Stewart, and Mesdames Boor and Hurd. Channer and Barker hosted guests for the weekend. Lateral ditch work continues after washout last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Harris
Tripp
Ontario
Will White
Nysea
C. E. Wite
H. J. Tharp
C. E. Stewart
Mesdames Harris
Mesdames Boor
Hurd
Wm. Channer
Barker
John Channer
Marion Arment
Mrs. Tripp
Ontario Hospital
Cow Testing Attracts Dairymen In Southern Idaho
The Canyon & Malheur Cow Testing association reports May averages of 30.7 pounds butterfat per cow across all herds. Top herds include C W De Boer Nyssa at 46.2 pounds and C C Hunt Nyssa at 45 pounds. Best individual cow, a Holstein owned by H R Boomer New Plymouth, produced 72.2 pounds in May. Sixty eight cows exceeded 40 pounds. 12 herds averaged at or above that mark, led by Boomer, Whealdon, Harper, and Gib of New Plymouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Makinson
Oregon
Idaho
Canyon
C. C. Hunt
Nyssa
H. R. Boomer
New Plymouth
Delong
Boomer
Mr. Hunt
B. Whealdon
W. PF. Harper
W. L. Gib
Sunday Excursion Rates for Weekend Trips
Sunday excursion rates advertise half price for Sunday trips with tickets valid from Saturday to Monday at a slightly higher fare. The notice directs agents for details and lists a loan offer of $25,000 on irrigated farms at eight percent, with W P Acker of New Plymouth Idaho referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Ackermen
New Plymouth
Idaho
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Fruitland Department
Thede
Bishop, Linck
Hill
Kingsbury
B. C. Blakesley
A. B
Eldredge
A. A. Branthoever
Earl
Mrs. Ives
Centralia
H. Sargent
Riverside
R. G. Wilson
Chas. Rich
Everett Fleck
Arthur Colwell
Harold Ludlow
Jobn Griskowsky
John Rands
A. H. McConnell
Frank Rands
Mary Stegner
W. A. Cloud
Fruitland Banner
EB. M. Blair
Pocatello
New Plymouth Sentinel
Monwement
jManual Training
Phil
Grant Gardner
Mr. Monk
Horton
Whitley Bottom
Windosh’s Shoe Store
Payette, Idaho
Jonal Bank Idaho
Carload
Giesler Bros
Investment
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