The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-11-04
FRUITLAkD ITEMS.

Friday on business.
Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Ames, parents
OF s. Ames, and Mr.. and Mrs. Il. A.
Ailes. brother to Mr.. Ames motorsd
down from Boise Thursday for a
short visit with the Ames family. re-
tu ming Friday.
Mr. Roy williams Ia home from
northern Idaho, bringing with a par
ty several hundred sheep for the
Stanfield Company. lie will remain
until after election.
Arthur Holbrook has been taken
to the hospital at Boise where he IL
quite III.
Mrs. Arthur Polly is In the Ontario
hospital and will not be able TO re-
turn home before another ten days.
The little daughter OF Mr. and Mrs.
Milan Davis. Margaret. IL in Payette
at the Blanchard Hospital where she
underwent another operation Sunday
Tor the removal OF pus from her
lung caused from the recent serious
illness OF pneumonia. Little Esther
Davis was unfortunate In having the
prongs OF a rake run into her leg.
Sunday evening n most profitable
and interesting Union meeting was
held In the school house In the In.
terest OF Prohibition. Fifteen min.
ute addresses were made by Rev.
Shanks. OF the Brethren Church. Rev.
Van Dusen OF the Methodist Church
and by the Pastor OF the Baptist
Church on Law Enforcement Major
Harry T. Lewis was chairman OF the
meeting.
Misses Faye and Marion Ames eel
ebrated Jointly Sunday afternoon
their birthday anniversaries by In
viting In eight OF their girl friends.
happy time for the young ladies
was enjoyed after witch good eats
were served by the hostesses Mother.
Miss Esther Russell entertained
the Queen Esther Circle Tuesday ev-
ening.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Anderson. OF
Parma, were dinner guests Sunday OF
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Russell.
Miss Lucille Hin Is home from
stanfield, Oregon where she has been
helping out in the fruit.
Rev Van Dusen went to Boise
Monday morning to attend a Trus-
tees meeting OF the Gooding Col
lsge.
Mr., and Mrs. Frank Browning aud
children. Mrs. Lucille Allen and child
rem. Mr., and Mrs. orville Miller and
children. and Mrs. Bleyins. OF Van
couver. Washington. were dinner
guests OF the Stanley Dean and Path
cal families and in the afternoon had
3 reunion at the Dean home,
Rev y, 8. Laslette who has been
serving In the r-r''s pulpit during
the past mot left last r'sht for
Portland, a' he ,. vii. be- re-
"al 'l here
Mr. ard Nr C'o.'-s E Stewart
were ru'ots o., sunday dinner at
the ~ as hove
Rev, b. S 2 .tts was = guest
to dinner Sunday at the home OF
Mrs. spainbower,
Little Virginia Rich was unfortun-
ate in having a rusty nail go clear
through her shoe and the ball OF her
foot through TO the top, She will
be unable TO use her foot for some
time.
Miss Nellie Mcconnell celebrated
her birthday anniversary Sunday by
having as her guests to a very pret-
tily appointed dinner four young cou-
Pile, A most delightful time Was had
by the young people
Saturday night the d, Y. p. U, had
a Halloween party in the n. Y. p. u.
rooms at the church and enjoyed
themselves 20 the limit.
Friday evening at the High School
Auditorium the young school people
had box supper and Halloween
mask party. II was one OF the best
evenings yet TO be spent by the
yOung people. Receipts from the
boxes netted S9sOO Miss Mabel Pea.
cock received the prize. dressed as sn
Indian for the young ladies', and
Lloyd Mcclure. dressed as an old
southern negro got the prize for the
young men.