The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1915-03-25

The kensington club had q yer.
pleasant meeting at the home of Mrs
A. Hansel Wednesday of last week
about IL members being present
They will meet with Mrs. Franl
Thompson next Wednesday evening.
Miss Amy Kelley of Moscow whit
is connected with the state university
work will give a course in domesti,
science for the ladies of Fruitlant
and community Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday of this week in Epwortf
hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Childs enter
tanned the Chas. Stevens family Sun.
day.
Mr.. B. A. Parham, of Spokane
sales manager of the North Pacific
Fruit Distributors, will speak this
Thursday evening in Johnson's hall
He is the general sales manager "the
man who sells the apples" He has
been in touch with every apple mar
ket in the country as well as foreign
markets for several years and is able
to inform the growers concerning the
marketing problems. II is hoped there
will be a good attendance.
Mr.. II. X. Boomer, who lives two
miles east Of Fruitland, owns one Of
the best small dairy herds in the
northwest and in some respects rivals
any small Holstein herd in the world.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Hunter left
Wednesday Of this week. They will
stop in Boise Valley a few days to
visit friends there, then go to their
home in Brookville, Pa.
Mrs. A. II. Mcconnell and two
children, Nellie and Harry. and Jessie
Rifle drove to Boise Friday in the
Mcconnell car.
Mr.. Chas. Rich has the measles
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. r. Russell were
entertained at dinner Sunday even
ing at the George Small home, New
Plymouth.
Mrs. s. A. Pardunn left last Friday
afternoon for Baker City TO visit her
daughter Gertrude Young.
Mrs. A. Grimes returned Sunday
evening from Lewiston where she was
called on account of her daughters
illness from an attack Of appendicitis.
She was operated on last Wednesday
and Is recovering nicely. Her many
friends hope she will soon be able to
take up her school work again in the
normal in Lewiston where she at
tended this year.
Mr.. Nc Henry has rented the ten
acre place belonging TO II. II. Russell
and will put II in crop in addition TO
farming his own place.
The school board met last Monday
afternoon and chose some OF the
teachers for the next school year.
For principal, NJ. NJ. Mcintosh; Music
and Art, T. II. Nelson; Latin and
Grammar, Miss Fac sutton; English
and History, Miss Florence MeCor-
mack; Domestic Science, Miss Dora
Bowers; Eight grade, Miss Apphia
Robinson; Seventh and Sixth, not
chosen; Fifth grade, Miss Edna Har-
ris; Fourth grade, Miss Emma Kes
ler; Third grade, Miss Elsie Schmid;
Second grade, Miss Anna Pearson;
First grade, Miss Bessie Griep; Sun
nyside grammar room, Galen Bollin-
ger; Primary room, not chosen.
Warren Dorthy Is having an ad-
dition built 10 his house on his place
south of town, Mr. II. G. Wilson is
doing the work.
Gus Davis returned last week from
a trip to Westfall where he went to
buy cattle. He brought home eighty
head.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Frazier of Mid
vale visited at the home of his sister,
Mrs. Ralph Richardson, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Russell We're
entertained at the ID. ID. Hunter home
Sunday at dinner. In the afternoon
they all went TO Weiser in the auto.
AS they came home Roy called at
Mr.. Joseph's where he boarded when
he taught school near Weiser four
years ago.
Ross Darnell will coach the baseball
team here this spring.
Lyle Brown is still suffering from
the effects of the measles. One of
his ears is badly affected. He went
to Boise Friday to see a specialist.
Mr.. Will Wells Of Payette visited
Mr.. f. f. Hunter Sunday.
Mr.. b. Newburn and family moved
to their home at New Plymouth last
week.