The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1919-12-25
JUNTURA NEWS NOTES

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Miss Dorothy Colwell left for her
ONE In Portland on Thursday to re.
Operate from recent illness. She
expects to return to finish the school
year after the holidays MIR. Theo-
dore Dreck, Jr., took charge of the
upper grades for the remaining days
Of school
Mrs. Della vollmer eft on Friday
for two weeks visit with friends In
Washington.
Among those who are home for the
holidays from the various schools
are: Ralph Masterson. Juntura. and
Russell Robertson, Drewsey from
the oregon Agricultural College:
Miss Arley Robertson, Drewsey, from
ST. Margaret's Hall. Boise; Miss Mae
Murphy. Deulah, from the St Francis
Academy In Baker: the Misses Fran
els and Lucille Smith. Drewsey, from
st. Tereua's Academy In Boise; Monte
Dunten. Lee Williams. Drewcey. and
Frank Scott. Beulah, from the on
tario High School; Miss Rena
Fleener. Juntura. from the Home In
dustrial School at Weiser. Idaho.
Mrs. r.. II. Welcome returned Sat
urday after weeks absence with
relatives in Nnmpa.
Mrs. J. u. Smith was In town Sat.
urday to meet her daughters, the
Misses Frances and Lucille. who were
returning from school for the
Christmas vacation.
Miss Gretta Anderson. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Anderson OF
Calamity. passed through Juntura
last week enroute to Ontario for a
visit with her parents, who are
spending the winter there.
Miss Leona Thompson OF Bruins ar
rived Tuesday morning for n few
days visit with Miss Arley Robert
son OF Drewsey.
Miss Nan Hoffman, who is taking
.the nurses training course at the
Holy Rosary hospital In Ontario.
came home for Christmas visit
with her sisters, Mrs. Gus. Friesz
aud Mrs. Dean Goodman.
Mr.. Julian George OF Calamity was
n passenger on Saturdays train for
outside points.
Mr. Ira Emory. hide AMI fur buy
or from Boise. was In Juntura for the
weekend. lie reports business
flourlshing In this section and the
hides In the best condition because OF
the cold weather.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira G. Klmball OF
Riverside are visiting here.
MIR. william Baird OF Baker. Pres
byterian Sunday school missionary.
was In town for the weekend and |
conducted services Sunday at the
Presbyterian church.
The Misses Lane and NettIe Me-
Donald arrived from Boise on Mon
day for few days visit at their
home near Beulah.
Mr.. Jack Weber left last week for |
Wooster. Ohio. TO spend the Christ
mas holidays at home.
Mr.. q. l.. Baker left for Baker Fri
day for visit with friends and rela-
tiyes.
Mrs. William Fenton. who lives al |
Bohna. IL recovering from a peculiar
accident. As Mrs Fenton was work
ing about the range. cooking uten-
sill filled with hot water exploded. In
flicting painful burns about the face
and arms. which we're serious enough
10 require surgical attention.
Mr.. j, II. Anderson of Calamity
was In town the first of the week
shipping his cattle to the lower coun-
try where he has his hay.
Word has been received here that
Mr., and Mrs, r. J. Dodge have taken
their son Deibert TO California. II is
said that he has developed tuber-
culosis with other complications and
Il Is hoped that a milder climate will
prove beneficial. Mr.. and MIS-
Dodge have the sympathy OF the COM
munity for the series OF Affections
that have befallen this fine lad.
Mr.. j. +, Menier. a former resident
and business man of Juntura. arrived
from Blaokfoot, Idaho, on Monday.
The streets of Juntura have been
n s.la - Il. -. law - Aax /
"A fall OF rain freezing upon the snow
IS the cause OF the condition which
has made walking extremely difficult
and dangerous.
School was dismissed here on
Wednesday. Dec. "a, for the Christ
mas holidays.
Mr.. Carl Riley left Juntura for
Boise last week.
Mr. Iimn,fa IOnas who IL attand-