The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1915-01-28
We have some good bargains in lace
curtains. Ontrrio Furniture Co. 1t

j. II. Fisher of Walowa is visiting
with his brother, Guy Fisher.
We have just received large ship
ment of rugs for spring. II
Mrs. j. B. Crosfeld was Payette
visitor this morning.
Miss Maude Brosman left for Pay
ette. this morning for few days visit
with relatives and friends.
c. A. Sweninger, from Butte, Mon
tana, is employed in Hills Pharmacy.
He has had about fourteen years ex-
perience in the drug business.
25 per cent off on all Standard Pat
ent Medicines that show the least sign
Of smoke stain. Hills Fire Sale.
Mrs. W. r. Shinn will leave Satur-
day evening for Walla Walla TO visit
relatives, while Mr.. Shinn attends the
Farmers and Home Makers Week at
Corvallis.
To trade Good residence property in
fine Idaho town for land or town
property at Ontario. Boa 833, Ontario,
Oregon. 4-tf
ID. c. Fisher of Union, is i'll at the
home of his son, Guy Fisher.
Mrs. C. II. Hook and children who
haya hasn uigittnu Mra Dau w,lan,,
left this morning for few days visit
at Weiser.
Episcopal services will be held In Odd
Fellows Hall next Sunday evening at
1880, by the general missionary, Rev.
c. II. Powell, to which all are cordially
welcome.
Sam Hobson was arrested Tuesday
for disorderly conduct In firing shots in
the Howard Bar and Carter Bar. He
was fined $500 and his gun taken
from him.
In the Farley Building after Feb.
lst Hills Pharmacy.
The Oregon Club and the College of
Idaho will play basket ball game in
the Opera House Thursday evening,
January 2Sth. This promises TO be one
Of the fastest games of the season. ii
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Hill are elated
over the arrival Of 9-pound girl at
their home. The little one arrived
Saturday noon, January 23rd, and has
been named Margaret Ellen.
DR.. f. L. Maxey, of Boise will lect-
ure here Tuesday evening Feb. End,
His lecture will be in the High school
auditorium and no admission will be
charged. The public will no doubt be
interested as his topic will be on health.
A meeting will be held Friday, Jan.
iary 29th, to complete arrangements
for establishing nurses training
school. At this time a course of study
will be fully arranged. School will
open Monday, February lst., with lee
lures and recitations.
II. b. Logan arrived in Ontario this
week as the local manager of the East
'rn Oregot Land Co. Mr., Logan is re-
,ently of California. He will fill the
'acency caused by the resignation of C.
!. Prall, and which takes effect Febru-
Try first.
The Grosvenor-Hall Quartette played
It the Dreamland Theatre Thursday,
anuary 2lst. A large crowd was in
attendance and everyone was well
'leased with every number of the pro-
ram. Special interest was shown,
wing to the fact that Miss Virginia
Hall, pianiste for the Quartette, played
It the Dreamland Theatre for several
months prior to going on the road with
his company.
+. Dickson, who owns a farm on
'rane Greek IA miles out of Weiser.
'as IN Ontario yesterday. In CONVEX
atlon with an Argus representative
lrS Dickson stated that a great deal
fall grain in that section was being
amaged from freezing, there not hav-
lg been sufficient snow this season TO
rotect the roots from the steady cold
leather which has prevailed for some
yeeks.
Frank Howard left for Portland {
Vednesday evening to spend the re- I
lainder of the winter.
Mrs. Arthur Moody of Vale came down /
his morning TO spend few days with I
er mother, Mrs. A. A. Brown. )
The Methodist Ladies' Aid Society
MI hold a cooked food sale at the +
lethodist Hall on Oregon street. next
thursday afternoon, Feb. 4th., begin Q
ing at $3.50 p. m. +
DR.. Frye was married at Nampa Sat G
rday, January 23rd', to Miss Matilda
nderson. h
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Maddux visited
yssa today n
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