Fruitland News Snapshot of Local Movements and Visits
A busy week in Fruitland features J M Davia planting thin winter wheat at Little Willow, families touring homes in Ontario and Caldwell, and Miss Gail White purchasing a Maxwell. Bankers from Payette attend a meeting as Doctress Nicolay arrives to teach Domestic Science. locals travel to Emmett, Boise, and Crystal for work, schooling, and family visits across Ontario, Barber, and Welser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Kennedy
Payette
D. L. Ingard
Nicolay
Manhattan
Kans
Kennedy
T. M. Brown
A. L. Kingsbury
Troy Shubert
C. M. Lackey
Harold
Valeriete
Mark Campbell
Baby
New Plymouth
B. W. Grover
Denver
Gentry Walker
Payette Mill
R. W. Smith
C. Young and Son
Agendas
Kansas
Cottage Grove
Oregon
Edith Capron
Ontario
Mr. Berry
Portland
H. R. Flack
W. E. Traylor
Utica
Fruitland
Traylor
Sadie Frank
Flack
Burl Flack
Barber
Wilber Bollinger
Belmont
Nellie Burnett
Midvale
Geo. Fisher
Emmett
Mildred Fisher
Leonei
Lankford
Altizer
Caldwell
L. W Flock
Church of Christ
C. T. Hall
Boise
Crystal
L. P
W. E. Dorothy
Chas
Royston
Hills
Jonas Brown
Dead Ox Flat
Eliza Hentz
Lou Ramey
Roy Sparks
A. Grimes
C. C. Grimes
Schuler
West Falls
Clarence Miller
Chas, Petterson
Avey
Olos Johnson
Osage City
Jobo Ahlstrand
Harry Linck
Fred Aistrand
Hood River
Ahlstrand
Mamie Bayer
Apple Valley
Phil
Lola Carpenter
Mabel Eldredge
Olive Hunter
Thousand Spring Valley
Welser
Local notes show steady travel and gatherings in Payette area
Mrs R G Wilson and family hosted guests while Mr and Mrs Bossen and Winifred took them home. Mr Colwell began teaching at Valley View school. Residents visited relatives in Payette and New Plymouth. Many families and travelers listed with brief details of visits, transfers, and small incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bossen
Winifred
Kinnison
Arthur Colwell
New Plymouth
Colwell
Valley View
Sarah Brocklehurst
W. A. Colwell
L. Duvall
Satsol
Mr. Garside
Payette
Boomer
Local Circle, School Board Actions Highlight Week
The Mothers Circle held a meeting at Mrs Cary Tussing with four paid up members. The school board elected L B Mackinson president F W Greip vice president and H B Strawn secretary. the new building will not be ready before October. A telegraph line crew works between Fruitland and Payette. Birthday parties and school events filled the week with ice cream, cake and programs. A Sunnyside school visit by patrons featured music and recitations. Families hosted dinners hay rides and gatherings. several birthdays were celebrated with meals and treats. The W C T U met at Pamecrtts school house and discussed legislative laws with cake served. A Bowers camping party caught many trout and gathered huckleberries. The B U P U held a monthly meeting at the Vestal home. Marion Robinson received nurse training appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothers’ Circle
Cary ‘Tussing
L. B. Mackinson
F. W. Greip
H. B. Strawn
Western Union
Fruitland
Payette
Mabel Robinson
Lois Edredge
A. B. Eldredge
Ruth Beehler
Sunnyside
Rene Eldredge
E. B. Sargent
Lacile Hill
Adra Vestal
Clarence Chapin
Frances
Williard W. C
C. Barnes
Church meetings continue with baptisms and talks
Announcements note Church of Christ meetings led by Rev T M Williams of Midvale continue this week. Two baptisms were recorded Sunday, Mr Siples age 73 of New Plymouth and Miss May Flock. Lutheran Ladies Aid to meet Friday at 2 pm with Mrs Albert Carlson. Rev Ford Burtch to lead Baptist Bible Study Wednesdays. 35 joined. all welcome. Start October first Sunday Rev Burtch to give temperance talks before evening sermons through November election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
T. M. Wiliams
Midvale
Siples
New Plymouth
May
Lutheran Ladies Ald
Albert Carlson
Ford Burtch
The
Baptist Sechurch
Burtch
the Baptist Church
Whitley Bottom School Opens on Monday
The Whitley Bottom School began Monday as Marion Fitzgerald returned to Boise. Mrs Linn received a telegram about her daughter Bettys illness in Portland. she and Elizabeth Linn left Friday for Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Taylor Everson visited over the weekend at the Cycle Hurd home. L. T. Clement of Payette is at the Clyde Hurd home. Mrs. Ida Edson visits Tom Adams home at Nysea. Elva Meeker is listed as sick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. R. Strawn
P. A. Cregor
E. L. Slinker
Payette
Emmett
Josephine Pardunn
Helen Linck
John Seigel
Payete
P. K. Hansen
N. S. Felthouse
Falk Store
S. High
New Plymouth
J. W. Beeghler
A. B. Rennick
Oregon
T. Pearce
Payette Valley
Wm. Betebenner
Puchett
CL. Walker
Gooding
Idaho
The
Methodist Church
Herbert Stewart
Cairo
Ore
N. A. Peacock
Mabel
Fannie Peacock
Helen Pearson
Jane Shamberger
Lewiston Normal
Edith Bloomstrom
Weiser
C. M. Williams
H. A. Hartshorn
Condon
H. G. Gardner
Lucile Worth
Diamond, Ore
A. H. McConnell
Payette Lakes
C. Symes
B. Z. Taylor
T. R. Neilson
Boise
G. A. Axline
Axline
Albion Normal
D. L. Ingard
Portland
A. W. Moody
J. Cook
de Kalb
Ilinois
van der Kar
Mr. Cook
Mary Shanks
Amos Gardner
Herschel Shanks
J. BE. Shamberger
Nampa
J. M. Royston
Louis Eaton
Eaton
P. H. Krost
Farnum
James Moss
Lee McCoy
Ontario
Frank Powers
M. R. Powell
Ralph Johnson
Corvallis
Mrs. Robt
New ‘Plymouth
E. BE. Silkett J
Ethel Mackinson
Big Willow
Daphne McKeown
Miller
Lyle Brown
Mos
Cow State University
Whitley Bottom
Marion Fitzzgerald
Linn
Betty
Elizabeth Linn
Tom Harris
Opal Stegner
Nellie Stewart
Taylor Everson
Ciycle Hurd
L. T. Clement
Clyde Hurd
Ida Edson
Tom Adams
Nysea
Elva Meeker
Spend Sunday With The Folks Fare Details
Notice states a partnership between Dr. J E Crouch and Dr J L McDonald dissolved by mutual consent. Debtors should settle at Geo Rezac Drug Store. early payment desired. Also an ad for a well bred Jersey bull for sale by P H Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Crouch
J. L. McDonald
P. H. Brown
Women voters will control politics says suffrage leaders
Suffrage leaders at Congressional Union headquarters in Washington explain that the Democratic loss of Ohio and the West’s pivotal states will decide the 1916 race. They warn to offset Ohio’s 24 electoral votes Dems must win California Nevada Colorado Arizona and strengthen gains in Illinois Montana Kansas and Washington while Utah Wyoming and other states trend Republican or fracture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Party
Wilson
Congressional Colon For
Washington
West
Ohio
California
Ito
Nevada
Colorado
Arizona
Eee
Milnois
Kansas
Montana
Oregon
Washinton
Utah
Wyoming
Percy Mackaye Denies Signing Authors Letter
Percy Mackaye declares he never saw or signed the so called authors letter that attacked Charles E Hughes and Wilson. He says the name appeared in newspapers without his knowledge and notes he was shown the letter only after publication at Republican headquarters. Also listed is an unrelated sale notice for a dark brown mare and buggy gear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy Mackaye
Republican National
Charles & Hughes
Wilson
Hughes
Wanted Second-hand chicken or rabbit fencing
Wanted second-hand chicken or rabbit fencing. Address P. O. box 555. Phone BJ.
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P. O
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Fruitland Department
J. M. Davia
Little Willow
Clyde Browning
Provo
8. C
P.B. Johnson
Riverside
M. M. Hurst
Gil- More Ranch
Mr. Hurst
Cash Grain Co
Tario
Gail White
Maxwell
P. E. Johnson
Ruby Kauffman
Samu
R. G. Wilson
L. Walker
Merle Bingham
J. A. Powell
Sikeston
Powell
M. R
C. C. Powell
M. M. Gladish
Wm. Homan
Notus
Chas. Wintera
Bol
Guy Greham
Ray Troxal
Home
Little Muff Gorham
Dead Ox
van Etten
W. A. Dewhirst
Lincoln
Auburn
Wash
Mie Alma Crowther
E. A. Stegner
Geo. Ewing
Letha
Dalzell
Steener
Olive Walker
Laura
Wm. Walker
Phil. Carpenter
Nanina
Rosa Schmid
Elsie
Fred Schmid
Walter Schmid
Dillard Cregor
Iowa Methodist Hospital
Des Moines
Iowa
Esie Wayne
Sarah Kiffle
Wayne
Riffle—Wayne
Elsie Riffle
Sarah Riffle
Frank Wayne
J. T. Wayne
Knight
Concresa Honal Church
Ben Patheal
Congressional
Payette Mills, Inc
F. O. Yeats, Gen’l. Mgr
Payette, Idaho
Idaho Power Co
Payette National Bank
Carload
Giesler Bros