The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-09-02
CAR TURNS TURTLE
DRIVER IS INJURED
Junturn Auto Party Has Narrow rs
cape-Many Attend Drewsey
Dance - other Juntura
News Notes

from the dance at DIeNsey v" ~"
urday night, Babe Hodge with party
had an accident that caused his car
10 turn over. He was thrown some
distance. and was fortunate enough
10 escape with only an injured shoul-
dor. No one else was hurt and he
was brought to Juntura for medical
attention by Grover Ward and Russell
Robinson.
Father o'Hagan came up on satur-
day for the Sunday mass at the Cath-
olic church. This was his farewell
trim as he is to be transferred TO
Baker, and his going is much regret
ted by his parlshioners and the other
friends he made here.
James Kennedy and Arthur Cox
who have been employed by the
Townsite Co. for number Of months
left on Friday for hunting trip.
Miss Glennie Kennedy ana her
brother Arthur who have been visit
INK their father here during the sum
mer left for Portland early In the
week.
A number OF young people attend
cd the dance ut Drewsey on Saturday
night. among them were the Misses
Fennah Dargel, Nan Hoffman, Mary
Hoffman, Hazel Currey, Glennie Ken
ody, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Currey, Har-
nv Churchill, Kinsey Stewart ana
Wm McI.aren. Stanley Asp returned
from Drewsey following the dance
I'm tho McLaren car for a weekend
visit here.
Donald Masterson left at the end
OF the week for visit with the
Anderson family at Van, also to help
with the music at the Drewsey dance.
Mr. Ballentyne. n well-known sheep
man OF Boise, was In town the last
Mr.. and Mrs. John Barclay ana
daughter OF Vale we're In town visit
ing during the week with Mr. ana
Mrs. Il. II. Lindsey at the Jones
ranch
Dee Baker and Chas. Luton made
n trip TO Izee the last OF the week
MIR. ana Mrs. hoy Currey. ana MIR
and Mrs. Curtis Wharton spent Sun
day at Antelope swaIo for \ fish
ing and hunting trip.
Miss Nan Hoffman who has been
Waiting with her parents aud rela-
tiyes here for the past ten days lett
Monday morning to resume her duties
at the Holy Rosary Hospital OF on
tarlo whore she Is In training.
Barney Tlllotson brought In the
Beulah mail on Monday In the ab-
sence OF his driver, Andrew McDon-
aid, who was on a trip to the saw
mill.
I'D. Fellows arrived in town from
Burns by tho way OF Crane ana
Riverside on Monday. lie left In the
afternoon for Drewsey, accompanied
by DIR. w. T.. Hedges.
Yes williams OF Drewsey was
Juntura visitor on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs Bill Miller. Mrs Jim
Anderson, and Mrs. Sim Hamilton OF
Drewsey were Juntura visitors on
Monday; the ladies took the morn
ing trair ior Peach tor a supply OF
fruit. returning In the afternoon
Jarvis Smith brought in the Drew
sey stage on Monday in the absence
OF his driver, Lester Cawlfield, who
had not returned from a weekend
visit to Silyles Valley
Mrs. Nettle Jones came up from
Jonesboro on Monday
Mrs. Jarvis Smith and daughters
Frances and Lucille. and Francis VIII
llams left on Tuesday for Boise where
the young ladies are In school at ST.
Taressas Acadamy.
Jack Joyce was a weekend visitor
in town from his sheep camp. lie
has moved his sheep from Cotton
wood TO Oster's field near Beulah'
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. p, Delsole were
Sunday visitors at the Murphy ranch
near Beulah. Upon their return they
we're accompanied by the Misses Mar
garet and May Murphy. who remain
ed In town for short visit.
Thomas Manning was in town from
his sheep camp over Sunday.
Frank Scott the son Of Dick Scott
OF Beulah left Monday morning for
Ontario where he is attending High
School.
Clarence Drinkwater OF Drewsey
was Juntura visitor on Monday,
Roy Beede OF Drewsey was a Jun
tura visitor last week.