The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1915-04-01
IRONSIDE OREGON.
March 90 1of5

The Ironside baseball team are get
ting anxious for game with Unit,
and Malheur. The boys had a prac
tice game on Thursday, also one on
Sunday with the scizzor-bills.
game is expected with Unity on East
er Sunday in order to initiate theii
new suits.
La Fountain of Brady Candy Co., OF
Boise, Mr.. Sprinkle Of Portland Ras-
mussen e Co., Cudahy meat man of
Boise, Mr.. Rosenbaum of Salt Lake
City, Mr.. Dooley Of Baker grocery,
Nr. Switzerland Of Basche Hdw. Co.,
were all visitors at Ironside store
during the week.
Six loads of hogs left here on We'd
nesday night for Brogan cnroute on
shipment to Portland by G.. f.. Ruth
erford. W. r. Lotion, VIII Quinn,
Walter McGarn, Chas. Elms and Bert
Lawrence assisted in hauling them.
Fred and Walter Lawrence of
Prairie, who fed their cattle in this
vicinity moved their stock TO the head
OF the creek the last Of the week. The
family will be moving to Flag Prairie
soon.
c. w. kibler returned from the
county scat on Thursday with q bride
from Kentucky. They will make their
home here on the lately acquired place
from Scott Davis. A hearty and noisy
chivari was given the newly wcds at
John Smiths on the evening of their
arrived. Best wishes Tor their welfare
we're extended by their friends In this
community.
Miss Mabel Horton OF Bonita was
q week end visitor at Julia Smiths.
Iacl; Howard, little son Of Chas.
Howard, returned homo the middle Of
the week after a months visit with
his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. NJ. 7
Mothan at Ontario.
Julia Smith and two sons returned
from Ontario the middle Of the week
after six weeks stay, owing TO sick
ness with measles.
J. NJ Tyler and Chas. Howard went
to Ontario and the county seat the
first OF the week, returning the latter
part with freight for W. ]. Hinton.
Chas. Anthony made n trip to
Brogan on Thursday, returning Sat
urday with thoroughbred hog.
A. n. fowler made trip TO Baker
last Of the week after freight for the
Ironside store, returning on Sunday.
John Smith made trip to Baker
first Of the week to have DIR. Pierce at
tend his eyes, but found DR.. Pierce
had gone east on his arrival.
Fen Rutherford returned to the
Unity vicinity whore he is employed at
w. l.. Morritts.
Frank EilcT Of whitney, passed
hrouga los week cnroutc 10 Malhcur
o visit wish friends of that place.
Connor Young and family moved 70
heir homestead the first of the week.
Earl Van Buren,, while playing ball
m Thursday received a severe sprain
n his left ankle.
Stan Van Buren and family moved
o their homestead on Wednesday.
II. c. Films Of Unity was visitor at q
is daughters, Myrtle Hinton, over
unday, returning home on Monday
le brought with him several hundred
ounds OF home cured meat which is
eing handled at the Ironsidc store. 4"
lr, Elms took back load of provis. c
ms with him. 4
Thelma and Elton Smith returned b
'om Ontario last week where they
ave been attending school. ,
Miss Mary Locey who has been
sitting in Ontario the past three "
onths, returned to her home here
e last of the week, h
Oscar rutherford and family moved hi
their homestead near Carlile Butte as
G first Of the week, where they will nj
ny for short time to do their
ring work, then they will move to .
G King sawmill ON West Camp VI
here they will be employed for the la
MINER. da
Lloyd Weaver and family Of Bonita ST
no have been employed at the Loccy TO
rm the past five months have re-
rned to their farm at Bonita.
Arthur Young returned from On
rio on Saturday after two weeks '''
ut with friends at Ontario. co
Willie Bunt returned from Brogan T..
tn n load of freight ON Sunday for
alter Hinton. J..
Claude Derrick and family of NAL MI