The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-12-02
KlNGMAN KOLONY
new SETTLERS COMING TO
kOLONY HAVE TO LEAVE CAR
Workers on Drainage Ditch Have Big
Thanksgiving Dinncr-Every
Family Joins Red Cross
KOlony News

DR.. and Mrs II. u. Smith and son
arrived Sunday from Moscow, Idaho
to make their home in the kolouy.
They started to drive over, but found
the roads were bad near Pendleton
so shipped the car from Pondleton
to Huntington, where they will go
for II soon. They are at the home
of Mrs. Smiths brother. Mr.. Conrad
Martin. until their household goods
arrive.
Nearly every family in the Kolony
has one member IN the Red Cross
for 1921. The willingness OF the
drainage crew and the two hay bal
ing crews to subscribe has been very
gratifying.
IL is hoped the Parent Teacher
Association can be revived this
week This is certainly a beneficial
organ in the community deserving
OF the support OF everyone. Great
or enthusiasm among the parents
is hoped for this year. A meeting
will be held Friday. December third,
at three o'clock at tne school build
ing.
Thanksgiving dlnnor parties were
enjoyed to many Thursday.
Mr.. Reed has gone 20 Elko, Neva-
da to bring his family to their new
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Parsons motored TO
Nampa Tuesday.
Thanksgiving vacation includes
both Thursday and Friday In the
Kolony.
Dir. Leo has been pasturlng sheep
ON tho Klngman and Blodgstt places
for two weeks.
orin Wallace was Kolcny yisi-
tor Tuesday.
Mr.. Reed Il building an addition
tc the house he recently purchasci
lilo has Clifford Sanford OF ontario
drilling n we'll,
Mrs. II. g. Enos Ia recupera,ing
after an operation at her parents
homo in Payette.
Mrs. Pritchett and three children
went to Vale for Thanksgiving. and
Miss Neeb went to her home In On
tario.
Mr.. Puckett. one OF the partners
OF the firm OF Pickett q Hurt con-
tractors on the drainage system.
brought his family and several
friends from Boise for an unusual
Thanksgiving outing at the camp
Mr.. Roberts. resident engineer. was
also Mr.. Puekett's guest.
Eddie Powell has gone TO Noun
tain Home TO work until time for
his farm work to commence.
Eulia Shafer and Thelma McCre-
airy are expected home from the
weiser Intermountain Institute and
Bernice Martin from Parma for
Thanksgiving.
Mrs. Ethel Martin Is here from
Boise visiting Mr.. and Mrs. PrVell.
Warren schlupp was attending TO
business matters in Vale this week
Richard Smith Is q new high
school student entered this week.
From fifteen TO eighteen car loads
OF hay a week arc Deing shipped
from Adrian.
Stowe Bros. have practically all
their equipment enstalled In the
Adrian Garage. and are doing a big
business.
About eighteen men spent sstur-
day working on the school grounds
and a splendid improvement is evil
donce OF a strenuous days work. A
ten-foot gravel walk surrounds the
school building. A WIDE gravel path
makes an effective approach aud
gravel paths to the play grounds,
which are south OF tito building,
WI be appreciated on rainy days,
The driveway back 10 the bara was
graveled, and also a place for park
ting insfront. A lawn H. to be plant
ed all about the front and sides OF
the building excluding the paths.
Some new play ground apparatus
was installed Saturday,