The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-06-10
JUNIURA NEWS NOTES


June 7th.4On Thursday night.
June 3rd, about forty people assem-
bled at the Townsite House for a
farewell party In homo of Miss Jose
phinc Kauphusman, who had Just
completed two very aucccsglul years
of teaching here In the primary
grades. The evening was CnjOyably
spent dancing to music furnished by
the Junturl Jazz Orchestra. Just
before supper was served the guest
of honor was presented with very
beautiful ivory manicure snt from
her many friends here. Miss kaur-
husman left Friday morning for
Portland auu Los Angeles whore she
will visit before returning tO her
home at Wtnona Minnesota. She
will not return West hat expects TO
teacn at her home next year much
To the regret of the parents, pupils
and friends here.
Lester Dargel. who has been alb
sent for some time sorvrns In the
army and later at his fathers sheep
ranch at Patton, New Mexico, return
ed home last Tuesday for u visit
Mrs. Ben Jones aud son Harvey
went to Ontario on Tuesday 10 have
| the boys tonslls removed.
Mrs. A. T.. Masterson. ana dHugh-
/ ter. Hope. left last week for q short
visit az Mountain Home.
Thomas Reede of Portland. q form
/ er resident OF Drcwsey. passed
his way to visit at his old home.
The Ladies' Altar Society met on
wednesday at the home Of Mrs.
Michael Conroy
q. T.. wildhaber, President of the
United states National Bank OF Vale.
was business visitor In town last
week
During the past week, Adam Muir
/ ry and Duncan .'ragicr have been
chipping wool 10 Portland In the eX-
pectation Of finding better market
therc than at home
Mr.. and Mrs william Altnow OF
Drewsey were shopping In Junturn
on wednesday
George Riley and Arch Drewott Of
Drewsey left Thursday for outside
points
Vos williams and daughter, Rotha,
OF DrcwRey were Juntura visitors on
Friday.
Mrs. J. l.. sltz Of Drewsoy return
ed home from outside points on Fri
day.
Chna Prahl returned on Friday.
having been absent during tho shear
ing season erecting and operating
plants. During his absence he had
1.-The building or supervision OF seven
teen different shearing plants.
Shcarlng plant at Boulah closed on
Friday after very successful season
during which about twenty thousand
lsheep were handled,
Arley Acton OF Drewsey was Jun
ltura visitor on Friday
Mr.. aud Mrs. Ralph Chambers OF
Drewsey were Juntura visitors on
Saturday,
WIN McCaren. James Kennedy.
land Arthur Cox made n trip last week
10 the timber for poles and Incident
Ially enjoyed a little fishing on the
way home.
Curtis Wharton made a trip TO
Milldale last week for lumber.
Mr.. aud Mrs, G, A, Wetterstrom
and Mr. aud Mrs, Roy Currey LETT
Saturday for Milldale, expecting TO
go ON and spend the Weekend with
Mrs. Wetterstrom's parents at Bueh-
Innan station.
4. l.. Woodward and family Loft
last week for trip TO Portland by
automobile, expecting TO be gone
most OF the summer During his alb
sence Mr.. Woodward's home ranch
vii be In charge Of J, s. Gearhart oi
Drewsey, and the other ranch aboVe
Drewsey will be In charge OF VIM
Baer,
Father Francis came dawn from
Burns on Saturday 10 take charge oi
THE Sunday services here during the
absence OF Father o'Hagan
MIR. and Mrs. j. A, earns returned
on Saturday from Idaho from a WISH
with their daughter, Mrs. Oral Wood
ruff,
Father Francis and MIR. and MRS
Daniel Gallagher were Sunday Visit
ors al the Murphy ranch near Beulah
Il. r. Wright of Baker and MT. l.
p. Tuttle OF Elgin oregon, represent
ing the Mutual Life Insurance COM
pany. were in town the first OF th'
week writing a number OF policies
The Misses Lane ana Margaret Me
Donald OF Beulah were Juntura Wis
ftora IN Monday