The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1915-02-04

j. H. Fisher, who has been visiting
his brother, Guy Fisher, left for Wal
Iowa Sunday evening.
Mr.. Van Sicklin of the Weiser Loan
e. Trust Company, was in Ontario
Tuesday on business.
Mrs. d. c. Fisher arrived from Union
Friday evening to see her husband
who is i'll at the home of their son
Guy Fisher.
c. P. Jensma, the hustling manager
Of the Jensma Creamery Co. at Nampa,
was calling on our local business men
last week.
Bert Routh visited in Ontario this
week. He has been working in the
mines at Wallace, Idaho, for the past
year.
Dressmaking done by Mrs. Strickland
and Mrs. Owens. Phone l29Nl. 6-2tp
Judge George Mcknight stopped off
in Ontario yesterday, on his way home
to Vale from Portland, where he has
been for the past two weeks.
Sam Fletcher, an experienced repair
man Of Boise, has accepted accept
ed a situation with the Blue Front Sec
ond Hand Store and assumed his duties
.st Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Wilson were
married Saturday morning, at the
home Of Judge Biggs. They left On
tario Monday for Cornucopia, their fu-
turc home.
| Mr.. A. F. Tonnigsen left for his
sheep camp at Westfall, he was accom-
panied by his wife. His sheep Is feed
ing on Charlie Johnson's place this win
ter.
Hershal Clore, printer, Of the Vale
Enterprise, made our sanctum a short
visit Monday, on his return from Cald-
well, where he spent the weekend
visiting friends and relatives.
DIR. L. +. Maxey Of Boise gave a
final talk on "What Everyone Should
Know About the Ear, Nose and
Throat" at the High School Audito-
rum Tuesday evening. About eighty
were present. The lecture was under
the auspices of the Woman's Club. III
lustrations were given by means Of
charts. ~ a
The Condensed Milk Social held ut
the Grange Hall at Cairo Monday ev-
ening was decided success. Quite
large crowd was present, considering
the weather. and the result was that
six cases Of milk were available for the
suffering Belgians. A white leghorn
hen was rafiled Oft and brought three
dollars.
Ben j. Brown went to Weiser We'd
nesdsy morning TO investigate com
plants concerning case Of insanity.
He returned at noon with VIM. ID.
Brown, a man about 70 years Of age,
who has already been incarcerated In
the oKansas insane asylum. Sheriff
Brown took his man TO Vale Wednes-
day evening :to await action Of the
county judge.
Lyte Howard left for Pendleton Sun
day evening TO make his home. Mr..
Howard sold out his business here after
serving the people of Ontario for eight
years. He has been builder and boost
er and has been identified with the city's
growth. He passed his 73rd mile post
in life's journey last Sunday, and in all
his 38 years in the saloon business he
has yet his first drink TO take over his
own bar.
Mrs. ID. f. Baker and son, Brice, left
Wednesday for their future home in
Oregon. 1t will be remembered that
Rev. Mr.. Baker, late pastor of the Bap-
itch church here, recently responded to
a call at Ontario, Oregon, and left Jan
uary to take up his duties in his new
pastorate. Mrs. Baker was accompan-
led as far as Burlington by quite a
number of her lady friends who were
loath to see her depart and whose best
wishes go with her to her new home
Mrs. Baker is a most estimable woman
and she will be greatly missed among
the church and temperance workers in
this city.-Sedio-W Woolley Courier.
Brice arrived last Saturday and Mrs
Baker is visiting at Willamette Valley
points before joining her husband and
family here.
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