The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1915-02-11
FRU|TLANO NEWS
Thursday, February 4th.

where she was greeted by many
friends she gained while here. She is
taking rest from school work this
winter and keeping house for the home
folks.
Wilbur and Wilma Bollinger left
Friday for Lewiston where they will
attend the state normal.
Mr. McFall is bailing hay and ship
ping it to Portland where he gets SIG
per ton.
The board of directors of the Noble
Ditch company held business meet
ing in Payette Monday. A petition has
been circulated getting the stockhold-
ers to sign it asking that the place Of
business be changed from Payette to
Fruitland as it would be a great deal
more convenient and expenses not SO
high as they are now.
Mr.. S. kngsbury sold his ranch two
miles east of here to Mr. Singleman of
North Dakota Monday of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Il. Russell enter
tanned the senior class and Miss
Churchill at their home Friday even
ing. Refreshments and social games
were the features of the evening.
It is reported we are to have Col
den Rule store put in the building va
Gated by Sargent and Burnett.
Ruth Whealdon arrived home Sun
day from Salem where she has been
attending the Willamette University.
She intends to attend the summer nor
NAL and teach school next year.
Mr. and Mrs. George Fisher and son
will move soon to the orchard tract
situated about seven miles southeast
Of Ontario to live this year.
The second number Of the Lyceum
course to be given here viii be a lee
turc by Mr. Eweing Friday evening at
the " hod church. ~ 7Jb'cct win
be "Nlammo;h Cave" Admission 90
and poe. It is hoped there will be q
good attendance rs the lecture will be-
interesting and instructive.
Mr. and Mrs., Roy Taylor's baby is
quite sick with lung fever.
Il Is reported that T.. A. Clark, near
New Plymouth, shot a strange dog last
week that was chasing his pigs and
was believed 20 have rabies-also G. l..
Hollcnbcck's fine bull dog had been
sick for several days when II began
running around and frothing at the
mouth and was thought TO be mad and
was shot by Mr.. Bosch.
This Friday Is the date Of the Febru-
AIRY meeting Of the Mothers Circle in
the eighth grade room, Mr.. and Mrs.
T. r. Nelson have charge of the pro-
gram. The subject is music" Re-
frcshmonts will be served,
Mrs, Hostetter and Miss Beakloy,
who have been spending several weeks
in Pa, where they were called on ac-
count of the illness of their aged
mother, are expected nome about the
middle Of February.
Frank kinnison and Charles Mitchell
played a violin duet for Christian En-
doayor Sunday evening. Next Sunday
evening will be conservation meeting
and every member is especially re-
questcd 10 be present.
The kcnsington club met at its regu-
lar meeting last Wednesday afternoon
with Mrs. w, 4. Colwell, twenty mem-
bers being present, All enjoyed a
pleasant afternoon.
Apples are being shipped out and
marketed NJ good prices now, The cold
storage stuff is coming out in fine
shape NJ oIl the we'll made storage
plants all along the line, This way OF
storing and marketing fruit will make
the fruit industry even a better paying
in the near future than il is AZ
present
Sheep men are buying hay here and
will soon bring several bands in for
the rest Of the winter, Jesse Rifle
has sold 40 tons and Levi johnson
100 tons.
Grover Bros. shipped two more cars
of hogs from New Plymouth to san
Francisco last Wednesday.