The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1917-02-15

bedroom ana Datn on tne rear Ol MS
residence. Jack Johnson has the
contract.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. RAmey enter
tanned in honor OF Mr.. and Mrs. Jas.
o'Hara OF LaGrande, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. ]. Sparks, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Sparks. Messrs Harry and Mitchell
Fuller, Russell Thompson, VIM. Du-
ell and l.. II. Rich
Prof. and Mrs. Allen Itinnison at
tended the debate at Nyssa Friday
evening, Prof acting as one OF the
judges.
Prof. and Mrs. Allen Kinnison, Mr..
and Mrs. Ira White we're guests Sun
day OF Dr. and Mrs. Baker at Pay
ette.
The l.. r. l.. boys met with Rev. c.
l.. Walker Saturday afternoon for
their meeting
The girls basket ball team played
Vale Friday night. The score was Z
90 9 in Wales favor The Vale team
gave the girls their supper and after
tho game proved themselves 10 be
royal entertainers by giving a high
school party for them serving re-
rreshmcnts. A short musical pro-
gram was enjoyed by all
The Union revival services being
held by the Baptist and Methodist
congregations are growing In interest
Sunday evening tho Baptist church
was niled with a most interested
crowd. Rev. Burtch who has been III
for several days was able 10 preach.
The meetings viii be continued In
the Methodist church this week
Born 70 Mr.. and Mrs. u. ID. Hunt.
or q 10 pound boy Sunday. February
I'm.
Friday about so friends and neigh
bors gathered ot the VIM. Homnn
home with well filled baskets for a
farewell dinner for Mr.. and Mrs.
II. X. Frost who are moving to spo-
kane, wash. The dinner was certain
ly sumptuous one MIR, and Mrs.
Frost's friends regret their leaving
the Payette Valley
Mesdames J. J. and Roy Sparks en-
tertained Sunday Mrs. Fred Hurd
and daughter Miss Aida, tho Chas
Duell and A. II. Ramey families.
Chester Collinsworth was host Ia
a party OF New Plymouth young peo'
pie Friday evening
DR.. Emma Drake who IN a Nation
al W. g. T. u. lecturer and at pres
ent h working for the State W G, r
T.. gave u lecture at sunnyside school
house Thursday evening About S4o
was subycrlbed FOR state work
The Telephone co. have just Tim.
ished about four miles of new line
New phouoi have been Installed for
Byron Brown. Il, Heckus, Chas Coon
and Grischkowsky.
Gladys and Doris Peterson gave a
very pretty valentine party TO 10 Of
their friends Saturday afternoon.
The guests were Helen stetlcr, Doro-
thy and Marion Lewis, Blanche
MARKS. Ruth and Carl Raines, Fran
ces, Pauline and Alice Reid and Kath-
crime Madsen, Mrs. Peterson served
lovely refreshments a. The little peo-
pie and a valentine box was much en-
joyed,
MIR. and Mrs T., u. Holt gave an
oyster supper 10 number of their
friends and neighbors Saturday ey-
ening
The Brethren Ladies' Aid met
with Mrs. G, II, Sargent last Thurs
day. Fifteen were present and spent
the afternoon sewing The aid sew
and tie comforts AT very reasonable
price
o. e. sfket Is remodeling the
school house he purchased, into a res
idence
The Mothers circle viii hold their
Patriotic Idaho Day netting Friday
evening, Feb. 23rd Everybody well
come
NJ b. Chauner opened his garage
in the old livery barn Monday
County superintendent of schools,
Mis- Margaret Knowlton visited the
school one day last week,
Mrs f. T., Hunter came down from
Caldwell sunday to help care for her
new grandson.
A Mrge number from Fruitland at
tended the Sacred concert given I'm
the christian church at Payette sun
day by the Fruitland and Payette
Mems glee clubs under Prof. T, H..
Nelson's direction II was thorough
ly appreciated and enjoyed by all
MIR. and Mrs. VIM. Smith OF Nam
pa spent the week end at the Smith
Bros. home.
J J. Sparks went 10 Caldwell Mon
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