The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1915-01-14
Eastman KOdaks
THE CORNER DRUG STORE

over from weiser to spend few days
with friends.
Mrs. ]. w. McCulloch is visiting her
sister at Pendleton this week.
j. ID. Billingsley was a Vale visitor
Tuesday.
John Wood returned from his ranch
at Riverton Tuesday where he had been
to look after his stock interests.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. s. Bailey went To
Boise Monday evening to attend the
Idaho dairy association, state horticul-
tural association which are holding forth
at Boise this week. A number Of On.
tario people and FruitIsnd people are
taking advantage Of this opportunity.
Virginia e. Bennett, the daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bennett, died at
Malheur City, January 9Th and was
buried in the cemetery here January
10th. The funeral services were held at
Farley's chapel, Rev. Baker Of the
Baptist church officiating.
Miss Margaret Dunbar came down
from Vale Friday TO spend Saturday
and. Sunday with her parents.
J. J. Prestel Of Reno, Nevada, is a
business visitor this week.
Mr.. and mrs. r. w. Swagler re-
turned Friday morning from the east
and are at home to their friends in the
Ben Brown house in the north part Of
town. M
A. N. Jacokes was married at Csld-
well Wednesday the 9Th, by Judge Har-
ger, to Mary Bell Chambers. Both are
well known here, Mrs. Jocokes being
one Of the carly pioneers Of this place.
Mrs. Addie Page went to Boise Tues
day.
Miss Estelle Currey returned TO Nam
pa Monday after spending two weeks
with her mother Of this place.
C. C. Carter went 10 Baker Monday
10 arrange for the French inspector Of
Cavalry horses at this place.
Miss Lillian Turner Of weiser came
over Monday morning TO look after her
music class at this place.
Miss Bessie Stoetzel Of Jordan Valley
ID visiting friends here.
Rev. Harry Hays Of Nampa was In
Town Monday md Tuesday.
Mrs. W. W. Letson was Boise Wis
tor Tuesday. r
II you want shoes go TO LAMPKIN.
the clearance sale prices makes real
bargains for any member Of the family.
The Eastern Star will hold their an
nual installation tonight. Following
are the elective officers TO be installed;
Mrs. Emma Billingsley. worthy mat.
ron; w. T. Lampkin. worthy patron;
Mrs. McCulloch, associate matron; +.
Q. Bailey, secretary.
Mrs. Tonningsen entertained the Sill
yer Bridge Club Wednesday, Mrs. l..
Adam receiving the high score.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wood entertained
and Wednesday of this week
With seven tabl's Of Five Hundred
each evening. Mrs. e. e. Goudy and
Mr.. RAIDER were the lucky ones Tues
lay evening and Mrs. M. E. Newton
md Mr.. Rambo Wednesday evening.
Mrs. l.. Adam entertained the Bridge
Tub Tuesday. Mrs. e. II. Test re-
,eived the high score.
L. J. Aker was in Vale on business
J. w. McCulloch returned from Vale
Wednesday. where he had been on
business.
w. e. Lees was In Vale on business
his week.
C. w. zwegert was a Vale svisitor
his week.
Harry Withycombe left Thursday for
'alem to attend the Inauguration of
lis father, James Withycombe a. gov
rnor Of the state. The Inauguration
vas scheduled for Monday and Mr..
Vithycombe expects TO return to On
srio tomorrow.
Geo. Lyells and son have opened upl
new blacksmith shop In the building
ormerly occupied by the creamery.
Walter Glenn was "a Baker visitor
his week.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Swsgler were
Tale visitors Wednesday.
e. A. Eraser visited Vale Wednes-