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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-22
CONSOLIDATION
Movement OF Knights OF Pythias
Lodges in This City Rejected by
Ohio Valley Lodge Members.

Ohio Valley lodge No. 81. X. OF p.
at one OF the largest attended meet
ings In the recent history OF the or
der. voted unanimous against the
proposition 20 consolidate the four X.
OF p. lodges OF this city into one
lodge yesterday evening at their hall
in the |. o. o. F. building. at the cor
ner Of Twelfth and Chapline streets.
The next meeting OF the lodge will
be held Friday evening OF next week.
at which a class OF candidates will
have conferred upon them the rank
OF page.
The remaining lodge 70 act on the
proposition OF consolidation is Black
Prince lodge No. 19. X. of p, which
will be apt TO vote on the measure
al their next regular meeting Thurs.
day evening OF next week. II is con.
sidered rather doubtful whether the
majority OF the members OF this lodge
are In favor OF consolidation. From
all indications tho proposition OF con-
solidating the four X. of =. lodges I'm 70
one order will not pass, although Bal.
timore lodge No. and Wheeling
lodge No. ia. voted for the PROPOSE.
ton. The proposition has created a
great deal OF interest in the lodges
during the present week. both for and
against the measure OF consolidation
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-22
RALLY DAY sERvIcrs

The annual Bible school rally 90
The Island Christian church viii be-
held tomorrow The members Of the
Sunday school class have made great
preparation for the event. which no
doubt viii be- one 81 the greatest
Sunday school rallies over held IN
tho church The chief speaker for
tho rally iay services will bo Rob.
ert Hopkins. OF Cincinnati. ono
Row Hopkins will. in al probability.
deliver splcndid address Special
music and singing will also BE- e
chief feature ~ the meeting Tho
greatest desire az tho officials Be- 20
have an onr1llmcnt Of 500 present 90
tho Sunday school rally day Service.
cordial and general invitation fs
extended 70 every one to BE- present
AZ tho meeting.
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l.oOo.ol0 members in the United
States.
The meeting next year will be the
most important for some time as tho
rat" question will also be taken mn
.a' this meeting and ~ill no doubt be
memhorcd that an attenpt v,as ,,s,,.
10 raise the rates three wears AGO
ana some Of the members sa.ur.5
au injunction in The court OF Tuinci.
"hrr" tho head office Of tho .~dG-
are maintained and the rates wore
never put into effect
Tho last head camp Of rt, cr.t..
wa held .n Buffalo. y y. and 81, ,,s
f"pF''d 1f fle ume that tta NJ,
convention would ha held i'm obio
Ih" members OF che order In tbi-
Guy "cr" fr"af'r surprised ycsferdav
when Goo. learned Too nov 40 ro
doubt Ire' humber from fbis 500
ton viii attend
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-22
RIVER NEWS

Delayed by the heavy fog which
ha sheen hanging over the river for
the past few mornings. the steamer
Lorena, which was due here at G
O'Clock yesterday morning. did not
arrive until late afternoon. and Il was
8 O'Clock last evening before the
Two large packets cleared for
boat cleared for Parkersburg.
PITTSBURGH during the morning. The
Ohio left AZ O'Clock. followed four
hours later by the City Of ParKers-
burg. The Liberty arrived last night
and will clear AZ IL o'clock this
morning for Matamoras
The steamer Ohio. en- route from
Pittsburgh 10 Cincinnati. b. scheduled
20 reach here al 8 o'clock this even
ing
Sunday schedule Of boats includes
three departures. as follows:
Lorcna. for Pittsburgh. s a. m: Kan
awha Pitt burgh. s a. M. and CITY
Of Parkorsburg. Cincinnati. o a. m.
a stage u II feet . inches was
registered az tho local wharf yes
trrdav a. o'clock The stage on
The NcNocoon dam last nieht was
laI feet Tho river Wa falling
slowly
Nor" coal pasrod here yesterday.
on route to The southern markc.s
ho.f'rIav'a fleet consisted Of fln
Tom uuI.v Irth. Rival. FauIo. No.un
t'rr ard fhn q G. Hishor. each nav.
irs '8r.. tow of bar.os 100 char.p
River Marks
IITI-EI E3H. Nov n River
.fr....
DAVIS ISLAND 10 feet. faIin-
cloudy
-rErHENvILLE u feet. fsu.n-.
clear
rAUKEEsHJRG 179 feet. Tan.
IrF. clear
MoEGNNTOWN-75 fcct. falling.
clear
WARREN Is feet. stationary /.
clear
OH CITY - @ feet stationary.
clear
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MEN ONLY
Evangelist Reed VIII Address Oh.
Men Sunday Afternoon on SOW.
ing and Reaping"

II is expected that the large sudifo.
rum al Fourth street NJ " church
VII D." crowded sunday afternoon IA
hear Evanr'lIsf Reeds address on
Sow'nr and Re1rirr"
Prof Grant viii Iad tho singing
and Do VIII also sing 70 solo prof
Grant singing has been one Of tta
drawing cards for the revival services
during Che past two weeks Uo has
.pl"ndid voice and sings beautifully
The attendance last evening was
larger Than usual. and interest in the
meetings seems 90 be growing There
VIII be but one more week 81 the spe
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-22
INVOLUNTARY
Petition In Bankruptcy Filed Aeains;
a. o. Howe Machine Company
Yesterday In Federal Court.

An involuntary petition IN bank
ruptcy against the A d. Howe Ma
chine Company was rled yesterday be-
fore United States Commissioner
George r. Boyd IN the Federal court
here. The petition was filed by the
South Side bank. the City bank and
the Atlantic Tea Company, large
creditors OF the concern.
The concern manufactured washing
machines. gas engines and similar
products. II also deals in automo-
biles and accessories. James Nc
Cam IS president, James Henderson.
vice president: W. A. Springer. secre-
tary, and Ralph ". Howe. manager.
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To Meet Sunday

The Uniform Rank. Knights OF Pyth.
las, Will meet tomorrow afternoon in
regular semtmonthly session at their
headquarters in the Armory on Main
street. Several important matters are
10 be given consideration, and all
members are requested 10 be present
The White Lily Social Club will hold
short session following the above
meeting. at which time plans for the
annual Thanksgiving dance will be
completed.
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Benwood Briefs.

Miss Maize Fortney. of GAINESVILLE
IS spending a few days with Mrs. John
Anderson. on Water street
VI ]. Moran. who has been confined
to,his home on Water street with a Sc
rious Illness. continues 10 improve.
Mrs. ]. r. Beck. OF Weirton. Is
spending a few days with friends and
relatives here.
Peter GIN. who is lying at his home
on South Marshall street in critical
condition. remains about the same.
William Mcmahon IS spending a few
DAYS with friends and relatives at s.
Marys.
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No Chicken Raffles.

IL has been reported that several
local business houses have purchased
CONSIGNMENT OF turkeys and chick
ems. which are 10 be raffled of during
the next few days. Prosecuting At
torney James d. PARROT Will probab-
ly take hand In this matter and no.
tify all men who are expected TO en-
gage in the business that they will
be vigorously prosecuted II the fowls
are disposed OF in the above way as
IL is against the law.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-22
Arrangements Completed.

The committee appointed at a meet
Ing OF the Commercial Club to com
plete plans for the first social session,
have Just about completed the program
10 be rendered at the affair. which will
be held Monday evening. The session
Will be held in the club headquarters
In the Bank OF Benwood building. and
many invitations have been issued
for the AFFAIR. The committee expects
large attendance.
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DIED
AnrHHTTn

AMHHEtF-' Thuraday. November 20.
1Nfa. nf 1850 O'Clock a rn a. N, "a
F1gty-rfth street MRS. BARRARA
widow % the late Joseph Amrhein. in
her t~th year.
Funeral from her late residence No Sc
'fit .ilfih street on Monday. Noverr-
Der .ftn. no I1 % m Ee4uiern bt-f,
mass % 81 Mays church. Q a III
Infc-wcuf Mt calvary cemetery gpe-
'ial car - church 90 convey friends 20
cemetery.
Cincinnati papers please oopyJ
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-22
WOODMEN LOOK AHEAD TO
ZIG HEAD CAMP MEETING

Charles s. Morris. of Martins Ferry
Yesterday afternoon received word
from tIc executive council Of tho
Modern Woudmcn ~ America stating
fhHf fho next head camp meeting ~
fn" order would he held ln Toledo
n'Nt juno Tho meetings arc held
every three years and are attended
hy nearly 90 thousand delegates ae
vol ae large attendance ~ tho
momber8hiD a. thero are close to
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-22
Names Being Mentioned.

Many names of the political part
les are being mentioned these days
on the streets for the various city
positions. which will be made va
cant the first OF next March. The
municipal election is rapidly ap-
preaching and It is hardly possible
that Mayor Scanlon will be a candi-
date for reelection according TO the
best information obtainab1e.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-22

oal revival services Evangelist Reed
VIII preach every nlcht next week at
go o'clock
ilo uill al.o preach af 1890 Sunday
morning and af t..U sunday evening
Both errt Zoos should be well attended.
and The sabbath should Do the turn
ing point in thc revival
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To Attend Gamer.

More than a score OF local football
fans will, journey to Clarkssurg TO
witness the game between w. & ].
and Wesleyan this afternoon. The
local delegation will leave here on
the special which will pass through
here shortly after nine o'clock. Many
local fans will also 80 10 Wheeling
TO see the Stats team In action.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-22
Stack Goind I'm

The new steel stack IN process OF
construction at the steel department
OF the Wheeling Steel & Iron Company
plant in this city is going right up.
and great progress on the work Is be-
Ing made. The Babcock Company of
Pittsburgh, Pa. has the contract for
the large stack. which measures Is
feet at the base and is TO be l75 feet
high
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-22
BENWOOD
Brick Arrived: To conpI.,. work

Contractor Holderman Bros. will
probable complete the street paving
between the tracks OF the Wheeling
traction lines on Marshall street by
this evening. A car OF brick which was
delayed on the road arrived yester-
day and has been unloaded. The
work OF paving the only remaining
small lstretch will be rushed to COM
pletion today. This work has been
done is record breaking time and the
local contractors are to be congra.
gulated upon the way in which they
handled the proposition.
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SEALED PROPOSALS
Notice 20 Manufacturer, Jobbsr. NJ.
chants and Other wholesale Deaier.

.. NOTICE IS HEREBY GTVES. ria,
we state Hoard % control OF the state
on West NirEI MIA viii receive bids daily
r. it- oTlcc 90 Charleston. West NirgInIa
ier furnishing supplies for the severai
STATE INSTITUTIONS. tie financial mango
i'tf ~ W hitch Isl vested Ira said Hoarf
,"Htrncts viii be awarded 90 the lowest
niddffs. quality cons iored. and other
mugs hc.u E equal. West Nirgiuia deal
eTs Viii De- given preference.
iitiH o. supplies needed will be FUR.
rlr1cd bidders on receipt OF reauasf.
stating tho lfro desired
STATE BOARD or CDNTRo.
agftf Crarieston. W est virsinia
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-22
When on a holi-
day shopping trip,
take your lunch at
BaSle'S
Basle'S

LADIES' Leave your
packages in our charge,
spend a half hour rest
ing in our beautiful
11lcOny room. Order
Your lunch or dinner
and enjoy II there in
the company of your
friends.
Then there's our
ground floor reStau-
rant, always popular,
and our dairy lunch
counter for busy men.
You can order what
you like at Basle's.
You'll enjoy the De-
licious homelikc cook
ing and wen enjoy
having you here.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-22
MISCELLANEOUS
Florida Home Seekers anc INVESTORS

can secure valuable information on Flor
Ida crops. climate. soil. schools. etc.
Many business openings and some low
priced land In this vicinity. Address. sec
Getary. chamber Or Commerce. Lake
Northk. Palm Beach county. Florida.
Nag
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-22
BUSINESS CHANCES

FOR SALE-On account OF heaI,b mi
dispose or my interest in a growinr-
wholesale business In Wheeling A good
opportunity Tor young man with bust
ness abllity. Cash required $4,000. 90
Address r. o. Box sls wheeling. W. Va.
n-1s-l
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Breummer 6 HiLdebrand

Funsral Directors ana Embaimsrs
t-rner Market and Twenty-FeronI sta
Tsephone 2oI Opon day and nlshI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-22
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Louis BertscbV

FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
ARTERIAL EMBALMER.
stt22 and 1874 Main Street
Calls Answered Day or Nish,-
Store Phones 63s
Vic L. Bertschy. Ber Phone rqS9.R
e. J. Bertschy. Nat Phone f29a.Y
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FOR SALE

ron aALE-Splendid Portage county.
o.. farm OF los acres in tho edge Of
the town OF Deerfield. O.. on mRcadam
road running TO Deerfield station: no
hill. no flat land. no waste land. 20
acres white oak timber. good S-room
house. barns. on direct road TO Youngs-
town. Akron and Canton; half way be-
tween pittsburgh and Cleveland: price
only $1,000 PER acre. 81 900 down. bal
ance time. Portage county is the home
OF Dan Hanna. who Is now at the head
OF movement to pave or macadamize
every road In the county No need TO
tell you what that will mean TO real
estate valneS in Portage county. For
further particulars and reason for sell
ing inquire of owner. w. II. Wilson.
Deerfield. .. n-22-g
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FOR SALE

farm. one OF the best farms in Belmont
county. Ohio. two houses. one 10 rooms
one IL rooms. two barns one 4Ox6O. ono
SONfO; all good outbuildinRs. land lays
we'll Plenty OF water. Buy from owner
Close to good market. two miles from b.
a. .. railroad. Address Philip kolb
Adena- Ohio. r. r. No. 2. n-22-i
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POULTRY

-----~-----~~~>~~~N>~-~s~--~S>
ohPiNoTONS-Rea TO lay pullct-
200 each. Breeding males. 50 90 and
$500. Both phones H. II. Marsh.
- -A-E
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LOST.

LOSl.
1OST-Niu the party who took the
sample case OF rubber goods from tho
X q q. depot. express IL TO the ftrr,
'oHectf NO question asked. n-22I
Aosr-In Elm Grove Tuesday afternoon
young collie dog Reward FOR re,t,su
ing Park ~ 1esf
LoST-A ticket punch Finder In
please return 20 City Ry office al
l2th St. and receive reward n-eI-b
LoSr-Cameo watch charm, e, g., -,
ana platinum. Finder Will he sjftSti,.
rewarded by returning 20 Louis uort-
helmcr. ION and Main SITS. n-12tf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-22
Wanted-Male and Female Helm

ZEN women, get government Jobs.
$1,000 month. $4,000 appointments
Frankling Institute. Dept. 453H Roches-
yer. y. Y. o-2g-to-d
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-22
TYPEWRITFRS For SAFE

foH sAbS-Olivsr typewriter Good
ST. wheeling. Bell STIR. Nationai
io.'-M. auis-tf
TOR sALE-One oliver Typewrfta No 7
positively rood as new. Your own
cash price ~ reasonable. Lock gt2 FIr,
$500 " ~. au-f-tf
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TOR SALE all sizes. white or
brown. W. G.. Sedan. 90. nth 81.
milf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-22

ron RENT
THE BASEBENTs rIIisr. GrooHp
THIRD. FouHrH AND PIFrH Floors
OF THE NEW FIRE PROOF MERCAN.
TILE BUILDING ON MAIN STREET
AT STEEL BRIDGE CORNER.
WILL BE READY ABOUT FIRST or
APRIL. 1914.
EACH FLooR CAN BE RENTED
SEPARATELY.
JAMES L. HswIrY
lo66h MAIN STREET
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FOR sALE-Coon. Fox and Rabbit
Hounds. we'll and partly trained
puppies OF all varieties. We mail a
handsome. descriptive. illustrated cata-
logue for 10 cents. &. l.. b. Lands. Dent.
-, Reading. Pa. n-22-g
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FOR sALE-Pair OF draft horses. weigh
ing 5000 pounds. also harness and
wagons. call Bell phone l+-R-2l. Mar
tins Ferry. n-s-tf
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TOR RENT modern six room apart
ment. third floor. northwest corner of
Chapline and Gath SITS. Inquire Irwin =
drug store or Bell phone IL Elm Grove
n-2O-tf
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fOh sALE-phio stock farm. 100 acres
underlaid with Pittsburgh No. coal
Price $50 per acre. Coal can be leased
Tor 5000 per acre. Six room house with
cellar 2SN32 IT. sheep barn 2ONs0, with
shed attached. Barn with basement 90 {
go It. and other outbuildings. Spring in
yard and nearly every field. Creamery
y miles cat Fairvlew) a mile to school
church adJoins farm. Rural delivery at
door. Telephone In house. Located &
miles northwest OF Barnes ytlIe. For par
tcuiars address Jesse II. Carter. X. u. C
Box %. Quaker City. ohio. n-s-p
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WANTED-MALE HELP

ANTED-Brakemen. firemen. railroads
entering Wheeling. Wages 800. EN-
perlence Unnecessary. Send age. stnmp
Railway Association. Dept 40s, Brook.
Ign, y. Y. n-22-2s-d-c-ia
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FOR RENT

FOR sALE-work horse, years
call Bell 50 ". 2. My o-s-
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1913-10-23
LOCAL NEWS

! For hot drinks and sodas &c
to the Everhart Drug Co., mex,
to postoffice.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd
Hagar October 20, a son.
Mrs. Trow is slowly recovering
from her illness.
! Miss Emma Clark, who was
formerly with the Long Clothing
company, has opened dressmak-
ing parlors in the Wilson build
ing.
Buy Lowneys famous choco-
lates and bon bons at Everhart
Drug Co.
Mrs. A. B. McGregor and Mrs.
Wellington left this morning for
Apple Valley.
Mrs. N. A. Bigelow went up
to Caldwell this morning for a
visit with her daughter.
Miss Mabel Mcdonald left
yesterday for a short visit in
Boise.
Mrs. II. Burbridge, who has
been visiting relatives in Vale,
returned to her home in Nyssa
today.
Mrs. Selby is down from
Vale for visit with her sister,
Mrs. Walter Glenn.
Percy Johnson and wife we're
visitors in Ontario Wednesday |
from Vale.
Andy Lackey and wife are in
Boise this week for a short visit.
w. G. Norton, proprietor of
the Arlington hotel at Vale, was
in Ontario yesterday enroute to
Boise.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1913-10-23

For Sale splendid Jersey
cows, guaranteed high produc.
ers, six yearling heiiers, one
yearling high bred Jersey bull,
four yearling steers, three young
calves. Will sell on good bank
able paper. 10. McVey, 3 miles
southwest OF Nyssa, Oregon.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1913-10-23

Horse Lost-Black gelding, 9
years old past, white star in
forehead branded on right
shoulder. Return to G.. ii.
Trousdale and receive reward.
Phone 203-34.
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LOCAL NEWS

PNS' WIN ~ I've "ClnIOSu
The officials at Salem state i
will be possible under the new
ruling to swear in votes, wher
vouched for by six freeholders
The body OF Ernest Hutton
found in hay stack some thre,
weeks ago, was laid to rest Wed
nesday, no word having beer
received from any OF his relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Blackaby,
Mrs. Thos. Kahout and daugh-
ter, Catherine, returned to Jor-
dan Valley Wednesday morn.
ing, accompanied by Mrs. Rob-
ert Duncan. OF Vale.
Our line OF wool and plush.
carriage and automobile robes is
of the best. Kroessin Harness
company.
Notice is hereby given that
all debts due the Elk saloon are
to be paid to Peter Kessler only.
Lost, strayed or stolen-Small
dog, color dark brow, slit in one
ear and an Ontario collar on.
Reward for any information that
will lead to his recovery. Call
at Multnomah rooms.
L. II. Vernon and wife were
Boise visitors Monday.
Mrs. Il. Lanver came down
from Brogan Monday and went
over to Boise.
Fred Barrett was a visitor in
Ontario the first OF the week
from Fruitland.
J.R. Farrell and wife, OF Vale,
went up to Caldwell Tuesday.
Mrs. Stella Long and Miss
Florence Hornbeck went to
Boise Monday.
l.. b. Teters was a business
visitor in Boise the first Of the
week.
Jean Star was a passenger to
Weiser and Council Monday.
A. d. Mezzano came down
from Rye Valley last week for
short visit with home folks.
G. w. Mallett was a visitor in
Ontario Monday.
Charles Anderson, a sheep
man from Mallett station, went
to Boise Monday.
Miss Gentry, who has been
visiting friends in Ontario, re-
turned to her home in Hunting
ton Monday.
Mrs. Ben Rose returned to her I
home in Cambridge the first OF
the week. Il
Mrs. j. f. Greasy and Mrs. j.
ii. Beamguard, of New Ply ,
went to Weiser Monday
to attend the Rebekah lodge.
w. j. Danton, who has been
in Ontario several days, left for
his home in Barren valley Tues
day.
Mrs. w. A. Bell and Mrs. Nc
Manus were in Payette Monday.
NJ. Hatfield, who resides on |
the Owyhee, was IN Ontario i
For oale-2t year old black /
filly. NJ. w. Waring I OF mile |
south of Cairo.
Arthur Thiel, OF Dead Ok b
Flat and Miss Alta Wyman, of (
Illinois, were married in Vale
on Wednesday OF last week. {
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1913-10-23
LOCAL NEWS

"hCiV hc hdo u lhISc idTIu. W.
! are losing good family in tn,
; Burrells, the kind that build.
up o country by successful work
For hot drinks and sodas &c
to the Everhart Drug Co., next
} to pos toffice.
Perry Hayden has moved part
OF his cattle up from the Dead
Ok Flat section and will feed
them here this winter. The
grass is short on his range this
fall.
William Isaacs, the Succor
creek rancher, was here Mon
day.
The U. S. Plumbing & Heat
ing company has the contract
for the heating plant and plumb
ing Of the new home C. X.
Huntington is having built on
the bench.
Ole Olsen made a trip to
Juntura last week to look up
business in his line.
j. L. Bail and wife have re.
turned from an extended trip to
northern Idaho and Washing.
ton.
About thirty members OF the
Eastern Star lodge made a fra
ternal call on the Payette Stars
Tuesday evening and were
royalty entertained. There were
a number there from Weiser
also.
Mrs. Chas. Peterson and
daughter, Miss Nettie, have gone
to California for u visit with
relatives.
A. Zimmerman returned Mon.
day from a trip to Portland and
other valley points. He was a
delegate to the Pythian grand
lodge.
ii. l.. Poorman returned Sat
urday from the Pythian grand
lodge.
George Smith was here this
week from the interior and Sc.
cured several wagon loads OF
supplies for his ranch.
Mrs 0. G. Luehrs and child
rem were visiting in Payette on :
Saturday.
Judge Biggs is home from
Burns where he held a session
,f the circuit court. The Judge
s enthusiastic about the way
he people OF that section are
getting to the front. They have
mill to work up their grain
md are establishing a packing
olant to handle all the hogs
'aised there, supplying the local
lemand for bacon, hams and
ard.
Mrs. VIM. Jones and daughter
ire in the city from their home I
t Juntura. /
A. w. Davies, formerly asso-
ted with John Woods in the
heep business, was here this
week and bought his winter sup 5
lies from the M. NJ. company. a
lie is located at Princeton and d
in the sheep business. /
Buy Lowney's famous choco-
ates and bon bons at Everhart r.
)rug Co. C
III. NJ. Rutherford, OF Ironside, II
as been in the city several days
his week. l.
b. G. Fuller, formerly OF n
pokane, has rented the store =