The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1916-06-22
PERSONAL-LOCAL

The tuesday Bridge cluD met WIN
Mrs. Prinzing this week.
Mrs. Cayou was a passenger from
Vale Wednesday morning.
Attorney Lees was passenger to
Boise Wednesday morning.
Grover Brothers shipped two cars
Of hogs to Portland Wednesday.
Mrs. Poorman, now living at Bak-
or, came down for the Auto show.
The democratic committeeman will
meet here Saturday and organize.
The bridge gang are getting along
fine with the bridge near Mallets.
Miss Rose Haas. OF Weiser, was a
guest OF Miss Smith on Friday last.
william Blackaby has gone to
Homedale for the summer vacation.
Mr.. Van Sicklin will load thirty
cars OF sheep at Brogan on Satur-
day.
The grading crew have finished
their work here and moved up the
line.
Miss Fern Atherton was here from
Nampa Sunday visiting with the home
folks.
l.. @. Bailey is home from an ex-
tended trip to Portland and other
points.
Wednesday was the first day OF
summer, II you take stock in the al
anac.
Mrs. Newbill was here from owy-
hee Tuesday with her sister. Mrs.
Martin.
E. w. Howland OF the Cash Grain
Co, was In Caldwell this week on
business.
Miss Anna McGivern is home from
Portland where she has been teach
ing school.
Mrs. Fowler and MIR. Silyerthorn,
OF La Grande, we're guests OF Mrs.
Clark last week.
There were three railroad men
brought In this week to the hospital
with small injuries.
Mr.. aud Mrs. w. w. Howard are
back from their honeymoon trip to
the Ironside section.
Miss Ruby Fenwick has gone TO
Monmouth to attend the normal
school this summer.
Thos. Hurtle was here Friday with
bundle OF furs which he took TO
Vale for the bounty.
Five cars OF horses we're shipped
to Caldwell Monday TO be ready for
the U. s. inspection.
Dorothy Jaquish has gone to spo-
kane TO spend the summer with rela-
tiyes and friends there.
II. w. Young. the engineer. was
here Saturday rustling supplies for
the construction camp.
Ray Wilson went out to Bender
wednesday TO see the country and
meet few OF the people.
Mrs. Eames, OF Vale, who is a
delegate TO the Episcopal meeting at
Baker, was here Wednesday.
George Stevens. OF Pendleton. was
here In a car. visiting with his rela-
tiyes, the family OF Geo. Lyells.
The gang engaged in laying the
heavy steel are now near Luce sta
tion and making good headway.
Mrs. Charles Watson and the girls
went to Weiser Wednesday morning
for a visit with relatives there.
Mrs. c. C. Dodge has gone to Bak-
er as a delegate from the Episcopal
church to the district meeting
On wednesday evening Elsie Janis
will appear in Nearly a Lady" a
cowboy film with love story.
w. II. Doolittle and ]. j. Burbridge
have been over in the Jordan Valley
section for a week, trying the fish
ing.
Mrs. Angie Cook leaves this week
for Nampa, where her husband has
position with the government drain
age work
The high water above Harper
washed around one Of the bridges
so that the pile driver was called
out TO fix things.
The rains of the past few days viii
be OF benefit to the range but not
good for the hundreds OF acres ol
hay that are down.
A. Jaquish and family have gone
to the Wagon Tire mountain section
where Mr.. Jaquish has charge oi
some nitrate deposits.
On Monday evening William Fo'
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