The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1916-08-24
The Week With Ontario Citizens

Otto Miller OF Dead OK flat wa
in Ontario on his way to Vale Nor
day to attend the meeting OF the rt
publican central committee. '' q.
| Mr.. and Mrs. G. p. Kellogg ar
entertaining Mrs. John J. Gheen an,
Miss Caroline Gheen, Mrs. Kellogg
aunt and cousin OF westchester, Pa
Mr. and Mrs. e. d. Butler an,
Miss Clara Fleming returned satur
day from = five weeks sojourr
among the beauties OF the yellow
stone park.
For a valuable ranch in the VII
lamette valley J II. Farley traded ths
Farley building this week. The eI.
act amount OF the transaction wat
not made public.
Some petty thieving has been goinR
on in the city during the last week
Seven electric lights were stolen from
the Baptist church and eight from the
Presbyterian church.
Mrs. II. L. Peterson. who has made
an extended stay in the vicinity OF
Smiths Ferry has returned to her
home here greatly improved in health
as the result OF the outing in the
mountains. ........ .....
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Homan OF the
Ontario National bank are among
the Ontario citizens at present enjoy
ing the cool sea breezes at Pacific
coast summer resorts. They left On
tarlo Sunday.
Richard Perry OF the First Nation
al Bank is enjoying his summer yaca-
tion at the sea shore. lie left on
Sunday for Portland and after a short
stay there proceeded to Tillamook
and other coast points.
w. =. Lampkin was a Weiser visit.
or Wednesday and Thursday on bust
ness. MIR. Lampkin Is figuring on
the erection OF substantial business
structure on the property he recently
acquired In the Idaho city.
Mrs. w. A. Cloud OF the Fruitland
Banner was an ontario visitor on
Tuesday. The lack OF a fruit crop
on the Fruitland bench has not been
reflected In the activity OF the thriv-
ing Banner, says Mrs. Cloud.
u. u. Wood made a short business
trip to Juntura on Monday returning
to Ontario on Tuesday Aside from
the movement OF stock to market,
says MIR. Wood no sensational deyel-
opments were noted In the western
city.
c II. Irvine was numbered among
the out OF town business visitors In
Ontario this week MIR. Irvine pur-
chased 1000 lambs for fall delivery
while on a trip thru the west end OF
the county with A. l.. Sproul They
went as far west as Burns.
Mrs. Paul Cayou was the hostess
for a number OF Ontario ladies' who
with her to Vale Tuesday
for an outing which included ses-
sion at the natatorium. In the par
ty wers: Mrs. Jacob Prinzing, Mrs.
Il c. Van Petten. Miss Belle Clark
and Miss May Platt.
II. Il. Dunton. a prominent Drew
sey raneher was In the city Saturday.
Mr.. Dunton reports that large sec
ond crop OF alfalfa. as well as big
hay crop is adding to the JOY OF life
for the ranchers OF that region. He
also says that there is still plenty of
water for irrigation.
Judge c. M. Stearns heard argu-
ments in a suit brought on Monday
by Attorney w. T.. Lees against Mr.,
and Mrs Anexdale to collect an ac-
count alleged to be due Armour Co..
and also for rent said TO be due. AZ
ter hearing the evidence end argu-
ment of counsel the matter was TAX
en- under adyisement. Mr.. Lees ap-
peared fbr Armour & Co.. while At
torney p. ]. Gallagher appeared for
the defendants.