The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1915-04-01
Sanford this week.

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Mrs. Floyd Hager and son, who
have been visiting relatives here for
the past week, left for their home at
Cambridge Tuesday.
The Ladies Guild of the Episcopal
church will hold cooked food sale
Saturday, April the tenth, in the NAL
heur Mercantile Company's store.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. G. Olson, Walter
Gramse and Fern Atherton, Lynn
Beagle and Tula Faubion made trip
to Emmett Sunday on motorcycles.
c. T.. Kenyon shook hands with n
few Of his friends Monday morning ut
the depot as he was passing through
on his way to Boise.
John Harris and family went to
Delhi, Illinois, for an extended visit
He sold his property on the east side
and left Tuesday for his future home.
| Registered, imported, six year old,
Percheron stallion formerly owned by
! C. C, Carter. Will stand in Ontario be-
ginning row. For particulars call VIII.
Fiser or c. G. Carter,
10 2t
j. y. Johnston was bound over be
fore Judge Mcknight under one thous-
and dollar bonds for contributing TO the
delinquency Of his step daughter, Else
Arthur. aged IL.
The ladies of the Congregational
church will hold an Easter sale on
Friday and Saturday, April 2nd and
3rd, in the vacant building first door
north of Variety Store. Refreshments
served 10-at
j. w. Boor will be in Ontario Friday
and Saturday of each week, with his
Percheron horse, Bryan, and his Jack,
Don, at the Eagle Livery Barn, for
the season Of 1915. 12-4t
Miss Marie Pinney of Ontario, Ore
gon, Bryn Mawr girl, arrived We'd
nesday morning to pass a fortnight
with Mrs. W. U. Sanderson ut the
Nortonia Hotel.-The oregonian.
Mrs. r. C. Mckinney, Mrs. NJ. Som
mers, Mrs. J. w. Cage, Mrs. Kenyon,
and Mrs. Hamilton, all of Weiser,
came over Thursday to attend the
party given by Mrs. Whitworth.
FOR SALE-S0 acres on Appa
Bench near Roswell. Four room house
painted, cave and cistern, barn and
hen house. Can be bought at a snap.
Address Lewis Smith, Homedale, Ida
no. l2-3t pd
Herman Caldwell had the misfor-
tune to get the end of one of his fin
gers pulled off at the first joint last
week. He was untying a horse and
got his finger caught in the knot,
when the horse pulled back.
James Griffin and wife of Iowa
have been visiting his brother, ]. A.
Griffin, here the past week. Monday
morning he went to Cambridge with
his nephew, Paul Griffin, who has
rented farm and is moving up there
with his family.
TREES FOR SALE-I have for sale
a fine lot of all kinds of fruit and
ornamental trees, roses and etc. Also
a few thousand 4-6 Italian prune
trees. Corner of Oregon street and
Nevada avenue. Will be on sale all
next week. T. A. Wayne. 13-1t
j. r. Lusk, district manager of the
Oregon Western Colonization COM
pany, with headquarters at Salt Lake,
came to Ontario Sunday with a party
of immigrants. He returned to Salt
Lake Monday. He will make these
trips twice each month and stated that
the company would bring a good many
settlers to Oregon during this season.
Mrs. NJ. f. Newton and children left
for Chico, California, Monday evening
to visit with Mrs. Newton's mother.
They viii be in California for several
months during which they will take
in the Panama-Pacific exposition. Mr..
Newton has rented the residence to |
Clyde Weitenhiller and will live at
the Carter House during the summer.