The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1916-06-29
PERSONAL-LOCAL

Miss Anna Martin is about read,
to leave the hospital.
Il. g. Hunter, the Beulah stocl
man was here last week.
Mrs. r. o. Payne went to Payettt
Monday to hear that band.
Mrs A. NJ. Lackey and Miss Beu.
lah Lackey are at Hot Lake.
Mrs. Defoe came in from River.
side with her children Monday.
DR.. Allen. of Iowa, was here this
week the guest OF o. G. Luehrs.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Forest e. Baker on the 9th.
e. d. Conklin is nome from Pert
land where he went for special treat.
ment.
Marguerite Clark will appear Wed.
nesday evening In Helene OF the
North"
Mrs. Sullivan was down from Vale
last week, calling on her sister, Mrs.
Glenn.
Here's TO the boys on the border.
May they all come back safe and
sound.
Rex Marquis shipped a car load Of
large mules to Dayton, Wash. on
Monday.
Miss Allen, OF Parma, was operat-
cd on for appendicitis at the hos
pital Tuesday.
J. W. Patton. the horse man from
the Letha section. came down for a
few days rest.
Seven railroad men have been TAX
en- TO the hospital this week with
minor injuries.
Misses Ernestlne and Pauline Bill
Kingsley have gone to the interior
for a few days.
John Gordon, the sheep man. was
here this week looking after some
business matters.
A daughter was born TO Mr.. and
Mrs. George e. Holton. OF Moore
Vile on the 9Th.
Hazel Lackey is home from NAL
heur and Ironsides where she was
with relatives.
Fred II. Kiddle. the Island city
sheep man. was here this week look
Ing over the local situation,
Ontario people will scatter on the
Fourth TO all the outside points
where they have celebrations sched-
uled.
The local attorneys have been at
Vale this week. where they are hold
ing a special session OF the circuit
court
Ruth Purcell. who has been visit
ing with relatives In the northern
part OF the county returned home
Monday.
The Dreamland has secured a spec
ial for Sunday evening with Clara
Kimball Young and Wilton Lackaye
In "Trilby."
Many OF the Ontario people have
been attending the Chautauqua at
Payette this week. The attractions
are first class.
Married at the NJ f. parsonage
June. 1915. Jas. C. Johnston and
Mary NJ, Johnston OF Boise, Idaho
by Rev. Pratt.
Mrs. Dave Magill returned home
Friday morning from John Day
where she was called by the death
Of her father.
Monday is the date for the regu-
lar council meeting. This is a semi
annual meeting and the reports will
be handed In.
]. ID. Billingsley went TO Hunting
ton Monday, He sold his sheep TO
r. II. stanfield and they will be load
ed at Huntington.
Mr.. and Mrs. b, +. Farmer and
Miss Fay Clark OF Vale attended the
iedicatory services at the Baptist
church last Sunday.
The streets have been given their
annual sprinkling of oil and the mer-
chants will not have any more dust
10 contend with this season.
Take your auto tops to the Kroes-
sin harness shop and have Louie sew
them up and repair them for you
He has the equipment needed.
j. II. Bullard of st. Paul and Dana
Lawrence, both cousins OF s. d. Dor
man. were here last week looking
over the country. They were well
impressed.
r. N. stanfield was here satur-
day. Bob has commenced the ship
ment of sheep to the market, ten
thousand going out Of Baker county