The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1916-07-06

Mrs. G. .Blakesley on the 5th.
On Wednesday evening Hazel
Dawn in "The Heart of Jennifer."
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. p. j. Pitser on the 80 OF June.
Mrs. NJ. b. Hart, of westfall, was
a visitor here and in Boise this week,
Miss Woodbridge has closed the
Bonnet shop and is moving to Twin
Falls.
On Thursday evening, the 18th
they will show 5000 feet of German
war scenes.
On Monday evening Frederick
Perry will appear in the Fox film
THE Family Stain.
Miss Allen, who was operated on
at the hospital here, returned TO her
home at Parma today.
Miss Leona RAIDER is home from
Menominee. Wis, where she has been
attending school for two years.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Ryan and
wife are here from Juntura, the
guests of MIR. and Mrs. Reihsen. The
ladies are sisters.
The hearing of the petition for the
Owyhee Nyssa drainage district held
at Vale was decided by excluding
the lands under the Shoestring ditch.
Mary Emma Bingham died on the
3rd and was buried on the 5th. She
was 6S years old. She was the moth
er OF Claud Bingham, the concrete
man.
Judge Biggs went to Burns. where
lie was scheduled to deliver the
Fourth grafton. lie took the fam
lily along for a visit with relatives
and friends. Miss Helen Biggs. who
lives at Baker accompanied them.
Mrs II. +. Leather. OF selbyvllle.
ILL.,. was here this week visiting with
Mrs Pogue. They were formerly
neighbors In the east and enjoyed the
visit very much. Mrs. Leather had
been to North Yakima and was on
her way home.
Otto Blackaby returned the first
OF the week from Jordan Valley |
whore he went TO pack his house
hold goods for shipment TO this
place. Mrs. Blackaby arrived this
Thursday. They will make their
home In the Hall cottage.-Home-
dale Press.
DR.. Eubank. a returned mission
ary from China, will speak at the
Baptist church next Tuesday. the
iith, at three y. m. and p. m. An
invitation Is extended 10 the entire
public 10 attend these services and
get fresh information direct from the
Orient.
c. c. White. OF Appanuse. Iowa. is
here visiting with his brother. A. II.
White. who he had not seen In sew
eral years, Mr.. White Is a veteran
Of the Civil war. having served three
years. He will remain here several
This week they have gone
to hot springs below welser and later
will take a trip TO the mountains.
Paul Campbell is learning the bee
business from Howard Mallett and
one day last week one OF the little
pests struck him in the eye and soon
after Paul was In possession OF a
very badly swollen face. the eye be-
ng about closed. Howard had been
getting some new bees or a vicious
disposition and they did not know
hat Paul belonged to the family
Monday evening at nine O'Clock
Rev. ID. +. Baker was called to the
Carter House where he united in
Jessee Ludlngton of Bro
gan and Miss Bessie Lockett of jam
eson. The happy couple spent the
ith in Payette returning Wednesday
10 Brogan where they will make
heir future home,
Among the Ontario people who
we're noticed at Weiser were Mr.. and
Mrs. Tonningsen. Mr., and Mrs, Bill
ngsiey and daughters. Mr., and Mrs.
Charles Emison and children, DR. and
Mrs. Prinzing. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Peterson, Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Duford.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Arnold. Mr..
md Mrs. Harry Anderson, Miss Es-
'ie orcutt. Miss Test, Miss Leila
Iones, Mrs. Paul Cayop.
Thos. Kohout came over from Jor-
Ian Valley last week for a new car.
Before he got started back with it.
le got a phone call from home and
old the car. Then he had to do
ome tall rustling TO get another car