The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1914-10-08
LOCAL NEWS

pioyment, well acquainted with prun
ing trees. Write c. M Argus office.
Mrs. Linnie Carl of Portland, Lee
turer and Dramatic interpreter. Dc
not fail to hear her Sunday, October
IL, In the United Presbyterian church
at 1880. Subject-"In the Shadow
Who is Who" Special music-every-
one invited.
With the Ontario football team five
of the teachers came to Weiser Sat
urday and witnessed the defeat of their
heroes. After the game the ladies
visited for a short time with Mrs. c.
Il. Kenyon. The ladies were Miss Ma
loney, Miss Austin, Miss Currie. Miss
Gray and the Misses Platt.-Weiser
Signal.
There are seven representatives
from this county attending the Ore
gon Agricultural College. at Corvallis.
They are: Esther and Lawrence South
from Juntura: George Maddrix and
George Hardman from Ontario James
Humball from Mooreville; Thomas
Lowe from Nyssa and Clinton An
awault OF Jordan Valley.
Don't forget the date, Saturday eve
ming, October 18th, at the Moore Hall,
that Is where everyone is going to have
good time-Dancing.
DR.. and Mrs. Pogue are home from
an extended trip TO the east.
Mrs. A. Il. Jack, OF Durango. Cal,
is the guest OF Mrs. o. U. Franklin.
Mrs. Joe Staples has returned from
a trip to Caldwell, where she visited
with relatives and attended the fair.
VIM. Raver was here Sunday visiting
with his family and friends. He says
the building boom at pocatello con-
tinues.
Mrs. Walker. OF Nyssa, was visiting
with her grandson, VIM. Walker. last
week. She formerly lived at Nyssa,
but now resides ut Emmett.
The United Artisans will meet Tues
day evening at 1880 p. m. September
13. In the Wilson hall. DR.. Eshelman.
of Portland will be here.
On Sunday while Tommy Amidon.
son OF Charles Amidon. was out hunt
ing with some other boys he got
bullet from a 22 rifle through n toe
of his left foot. by accident. The In
iured toe is doing all right and no
great dapase is likely to result
wANTED-Delivery boy steady Job
with good chance for advancement.
Oregon Packing Company.
The boys must keep off the side
walks with their bicycles OF the City
Marshall will arrest them. On We'd
nesday a young fellow run into an
elderly lady. knocking her down and
breaking her glasses and other acci-
dents OF the same kind have been re-
ported to the police,
City Recorder Grauel has received
word that the All Star ball team will
make the trip west over the North
ern Pacific railroad and therefore
there will not be chance TO see them
In this city this fall. They had agreed
TO stop here for a small guarantee.
In case the trip west was made over
the Short Line.
The people OF Mackay gave the
Rev. and Mrs. Johns a very hearty
reception on their arrival here.
meeting them with an auto and es-
corting them to the parsonage where
a large number of their old friends
had gathered to bid them welcome
back.
]. j. Carr, of La Grande. was here
visiting with his sister, Mrs. Harry
Anderson.
Miss Kroessin is home from a two
months trip to her old home in Min
nesota.
Mrs. Ben Brown is in the hospital
at DOlSt iOi Noi
trouble.
VIM. Walker, the court reporter,
is in Burns attending the meeting
of the circuit court.
The government has appropriated
$4,000 for the improvement of the lower
Snake river.
Mr.. Charles C. Zweigart of Portland,
Oregon, who has been connected with
the Legal Department of the Oregon
Washington Railroad & Navigation
Company, since his graduation over a
year ago from the law school of the
university of Michigan Ann Arbor,
Michigan. has severed his connection
with the company, and has decided 10
undertake the general practice OF the
law for himself After looking over