The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1916-02-10

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They must have bunch OF good
boosters there.
Emory Cole was visitor from
Vale Tuesday
A son was born to Mr.. and MIS-
Hiram Mckay on the 3lst of January.
II. c. schappel is in Baker this
week looking after his insurance
business.
] Mrs. 4. u. Cain has purchased the
little brick restaurant from Mr.
IO'Conner and IL now In charge.
MIR. and Mrs. Herbert Williams
came down from Vale Tuesday after
noon to visit with friends for q few
days.
! J. W. wrotcn. of Jordan Valley,
who was injured several weeks ago
by an auto truck rs stli In the Cald-
well hospital.
Mrs. Charles Morntt and MrF oliv-
or came down from Malhcur city
Monday and will visit ontario friends
Tor some time.
/ 4. l.. sproul. Lee Noe and \. o.
prane were called TO Boise Monday
on the Athcy suit for damages against
the O. s. l.. company.
/ W. T.. stuart. OF Falk. was IN the
city Wednesday Bill says the wat
or has not started In HIS section. but
u ere is plenty OF snow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Newcomer re-
turned Monday from an over-sunday
visit with Mr.. and Mrs John Hlll at
woiser Signal
Ralph Dunbar reports that a Rob
In has begun 20 make his home ON
the Dunbar ranch. and II that isn't
a sign OF sprirg, what -
Thomas Crothers came down
Tuesday from his BIg Bend ranch.
Tom Is going 10 take rest at one
OF the sanitariums for few days.
James Weaver has been here sever
al days visiting with his brother J,
+. Weaver. Mr. Weaver lives In the
Cow Valley section, whore they have
plenty OF moisture this year.
! Mr.. and Mrs, Arthur Moody were
Vale visitors Tuesday Art was
around with the glad hand aud tell
ing the people he Is a candidate for
county clerk.
a, Jaquish was called 20 Caldwell
Wednesday on business connected
with the Nitrate Company Looks
like there might be something doing
In that line soon.
G. W. Mallet returned Monday
from Portland. where he had been
snow bound for several days lie
says there was six feet OF snow at
Bonneville and plenty OF IL all along
the line.
Mrs, Il. r. slagle, was up from
Weiser Tuesday and arranged TO go
TO Portland for Mrs. Osborn, the mil
liner, to select the spring stock. Mrs.
slagle viii he with Mrs. Osborn for
the spring season.
II, b. Grauel started for Portland
Tuesday evening 10 look for a new
location, Mr., Grauel will be missed
very much, should he decide to leave
Ontario as we have not enough men
here OF his oalibre.
Rev, Koenig started for the Sound
country last week, but was tied up at
Pendleton and finally concluded 10
come home and not go to Everett
where he was engaged 10 help in
some special meetings. The roads are
not yet open.
Judge King was called on Tuesday
evening to unite in marriage Joe Div
ish and Miss Kate Harris, of Canyon
county. The Judge performed the
ceremony in his usual dignhed
manner and started the couple off
on thelr DllssIul journey.
Mr.. Adam, of the Empire Lumber
Company, is busy taking stock in
the Vale and Payette yards this week
and it is thought they will about
reach the Ontario yard next week.
1t is quite a pob to measure out or
count out a hundred thousand dol
liars worth of lumber,
Mrs. Fred Bailey returned Tues
day from an extended visit to Port
land. The weather was very disagree
able and the silver thaw very damag-
ing to the trees and shrubbery. Mrs.
Bailey will remain here for a few
weeks and then return to Portland
until the spring weather opens up.
Friday evening is the date for the
Leap Year dance and the young
ladies' are determined to give the