Various local residents travel and visit across Caldwell and Payette
Ted Enberg returns from Jerome where he worked summer. Mrs C A Smith and the Hollenbecks visit the Hooley home. Miss Griep visits Yale and Ontario schools while Miss Glover accompanies. Opal Crouch visits Emmett and bosses, and teachers visit relatives in Payette. Many locals travel to Nyssa, Caldwell, Boise, Weiser, and Des Moines for funerals, fairs, and family events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Enberg
Jerome
C. A. Smith
Harry Calking
Payette
L. G. Hooley
Mins Hessie Griep
Brother Kersneth
Yale
Miss Griep
Misa Ira Glover
Pele ‘Bunty
Ontario
Misa Opal Crouch
Emmett
C. B. Bossen
Florence Pinkerton
Lttle Nadine
Eernest Alsop
Hila Albee
Bolser
Several families travel and sick child in Payette area
Mrs R G Wilson and Mrs H R Russel and Mrs juuter note Little Mabel Sparks ill with enteritis cared for by Nurse Puchett. Many visitors travel from Twin Falls and Oregon to Payette area. Local residents attend church events, weddings, and community gatherings. Frie nds host surprise birthday for H B Strawn. Bates seek welcome home party for daughter in Fruitland. Gener al town chatter mentions births, temperance talks, and school activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. R. Russel
Elm Creek
Neb
Nome
Local News Highlights Payette Families and School Enrollments
Mr and Mrs Chilton Bowman and Miss Alma Lee Bowman of Payette visited Mr and Mrs Harry Powell. The R W Rich ar dsen family attended a Washoe gathering with guests from Midvale and Payette. The school house opened with 366 students, 178 boys and 188 girls in Sunny Side, 102 in high school, 40 boys and 62 girls, plus 41 in the Freshman class. Several teachers are rooming with local families. Mother’s Club meets October 6 at the school with a program including devotionals, president greetings, and talks on home school cooperation. refreshments to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunnyside
May Brundage
Nicolay
Ross Kennedy
Don Harris
Crouch
Arnold
Hall
M. R. Powell
Florence McCormack
Faye Sutton
L. H. Hleby
Eby
Madsen
Hallenbeck
H. G. Gardner
Higby
Sre
Mission program by W H M S and Queen Esther Circle
The W H M S aided by the Queen Esther Circle present a church program at the Methodist church Friday evening October 15 at Yelock. Refreshments in Epworth Hall. Admission 15 cents. Performances include Queen Esther Circle members Miss Beulah Moyer and Miss Colwell Playlett in a talk on missionary work, solo by Miss Moyer, and a Columbia Redeemed piece by 15 Queen Esther Circle girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Esther Circle
Methodist Church
At & Yelock
Epworth Hall
Roth
Misses Moyer
Colwell Playlett
A. J. Hansel
Visit at Wayne home and church revival notes
Whitley Bottom and B T Kerfoot with daughter Miss Opal of Baker visited the J T Wayne home. E B Looney is under care of Dr Prinsing at Ontario hospital. Rev Williams of Midvale resumed meetings after a brief layoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.T. Kerfoot
Miss Opal
Baker
J. T. Wayne
E. B. Looney
Prinsing
Ontario Hospital
Fruitland Social Notes Include Visits and Moves
The Church of Christ at Fruitland hosted a visit to the Edson home on Sunday. Miss Hiva Meeker called on Hazel Strawn on Saturday and Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. John Chanter moved to Mrs. J Spainbower's ranch on upper Fruitland Avenue last Wednesday, with Iva Edson staying to attend school. Mrs. Tom Harris is slowly improving but not yet able to return. Mrs. Fern White visited sisters Mrs. L. H. Higby and Miss Page Sutton in Fruitland over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Bracewell
Boise
C. Williams
Oregon
W. A. Cloud
T. C. Ady
L. F. Shaw
L. Z Taylor
Grant Msher
T. R. Neilson
Rev. Smith
Payette
TH. R. Boomer
Sam Sherer
Mr. Hoomer
Till Powell
Iromsides
H. R
Wm. Jones
Woodriver
Neb
Nebraska
Theo. Moyer
Midvale
J. W. Boor
Irongile
Chase Hoor
D. Z. Taylor
Russel
Emmett
A. Zaller
Ernest Zaller
Nyssa
J. W. Gilmore
Sol Otto
Kirksville
Church of Christ
Fruitland
Edson
Hiva Meeker
Hazel Strawn
John Chanter
J . Spainbower
Fruitland Avenue
Iva Edson
Roosevelt Quote Frames Wilson Neutrality In War Debate
A Lewiston speech by Col Theodore Roosevelt defends Charles B Hughes, arguing that Wilson's neutrality stance is likened to Pontius Pilate. Roosevelt cites the need for decisive action between a weak nation and a stronger oppressor to defend sovereignty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Pontias Pilate
Pontius Pilate
Col
Theodore Roosevelt
Lewiston
Aluing
Charles B. Hughes
Mr Wilson’s Shifting Mind on Public Questions
The passage argues that Mr. Wilson now virtually admits his past ideas were wrong from four years ago. It notes he has changed his mind on every public question, sometimes twice or thrice, and questions the guarantee of his being right even if his friends could satisfy the public at this pace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Wilson
Local Visits and Accidents Highlight Valley Notes
Little Willow residents attend Gem State Fair with a fine exhibit and good times reported. A serious accident injured a child at the Strm ranch. he received care in Payette and is recovering well. Various locals and visitors including the Shimp, Potter, Bolton, Utter, Mannie, and Crawford households are listed with recent travels, box socials planned, and well drilling activity near Little Willow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Stirm
Katherine
Payette
Chas. Bolton
Utter
Mannie
Boise
Little Willow Canyon
Burdleson
Falk Store
Geo. Potter
Harersburg
Penn
Evelyn Skippen
Monte Olea
Albert Coote
A. Ll
Roberta
Albert Coats
L. A. Walker
Mr. Coats
Geary
Roosevelt Speech Defends Wilson on Haiti Policy
In a Boston Maine speech for Charles E. Hughes, Roosevelt argues Wilson’s Haiti intervention was justified while condemning his Mexico action as weaker. He asserts no fear of Haiti and emphasizes military control and governance in Haiti contrasted with Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Hait
Haiti
Mexico
Afr
Afr. Wilson
Halt
Halth
Jonel Roosevelt
Faston
Maine
Behall
Charles E. Hughes
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Fruitland Department
H. J. Puchert
B. H. Rich
Indian Valley
Otto Swanson
Swanson
Lawrence Creek
Arco
Frank McGee
Emer Cory
Nampa
C. Symes
Little
S.C. Dean
Caldwell
Anna Crawford
Des Moines
Strawn
Gregor
Andrew Manenan
Brogan
Sarah Riffle
Ben Pathea
Patheal
St. Marys
Waho
Lois
Ramey
Bender
Orefom
Lou
Mesdames Wm
Hollenbeck
H. R. Puchett
Lite
Marie Powell
J. Poser
H. E. Rovinson
Sydney Rouinson
Joe Bruning
Lou Ramey
Weiser
Dilliard Creger
A. L. Kingsbury
G. A. Linck
Henry Manser
Appleton
Wis
Mary Manser
Tacoma
Tanlund
Mendicino
Calif
J. H. Whiteell
Thresh
Jesse Rifle
Roxie Goss
le Gramde
A. A. Stettler
W. Madson
C. Blakesley
C. B. Barnes
Fred Rodger
Stettler
N. P. Yockey
Richfield
C. W. Young
T. Deeds
Orchard Tract
Mamie Bayer
Apple Valley
Doss Kerxelens
Barney
Cando
North Dakota
Olive Hunter
R. G. Wilson
Ilza Thomas
Notus the
Miling Groat
J. W. McGee
Gooding
Thomas
Oklahoma
Henry
Baptist Church
Chas. Davis
Mountain Mome
Burtch
Ermon
H. B. Strawn
Mr. Strawn
Mrs
Wm. Hollenbeck
Brethren Church
Idaho
Brethren Ladies Aid
Troy Shubert
Pound
Williams
Ford Burtch
F.thompson
Whitley
Williams of
Akes
Denney Coal Co
van Petten Lumber Co
Maule Coal Co
Boise-Payette Lumber Co
Farmers’ Co-Operative Coal & Supply Co
Little Willow
Coats
R. A. McAully
Welser
John Syme
Ailis Crawford
Hastside
Juke Baker
Strm
Jasper Roe
David Kelly
Long Valley
James McGrevey
Ruth Kenward
Benin
Pleasant Valley
Kenward Ranch
Norris & Kummer
First National Bank
Mnang
Will Wells
Salt Leake City
Datalle
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