The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-12-16
LOCAL PERSONALS

recruiting officer for the U. S. Navy
with headquarters at Boise. was In
Ontario the first OF the week and en-
listed two men for the navy, Ed
ward Therp and Marvin Graul, who
enlisted as firemen OF the third class
for two years. They left with Mr.
Oliver for Boise Tuesday but will
return to Ontario to remain until
after the holidays after which they
Will be transferred to San Francisco.
Men enlisting during the month of
December may secure leave of alb
sence until January 3, after which
they will report to the navy recruit
ing station at Salt Lake City for
further assignment. Mr.. Oliver will
visit Ontario once a month and will
be pleased to meet any young man
In this vicinity who may be interest
cd or desires to Join the navy En-
llstments are now for two. three or
four years
Judge VIII II. King. who now has
law office In Washington. u. c.,
arrived here from the national capt.
tai Monday and left Tuesday for
Burns where he will appear as one
of the counsel for VIM Hanley in
litigation between MIR. Hanley and
the Pacific Live Stock company and
many other. Ed II. Treadwell of
San Francisco and John l.. Rand OF
Baker, attorneys for the Pacific
Live Stock company. arrived here
the same day and left for Burns on
the same train with Judge King
Mr. King will return to Ontario and
stop here n few days on his return
TO Washington, ID. c. =
The eight months old son Of Mr..
and Mrs VIM. Kline died Monday
OF pneumonia after n brief illness OF
only 2S hours. The funeral took
place Wednesday at II a. m. from
the Baptist church. Entermont was
made In the Ontario cemetery.
Hickman Jones is here from Mon
tana visiting with his mother. Mrs
]. s. Jones and other relatives
Born, Saturday. December II, to
Mr. and Mrs o. q. Luehrs, a son.
Frank ]. Cellar returned Monday
from Hot Lake where he had been
at the bedside OF his wife who re-
Gently underwent surgical opera
ton at the Hot Lake sanitarium. He
reports Mrs. Cellar as recovering and
getting along nicely
Mrs. Stella Hurlbert and her two
daughters. Ruby and Artise, left
Tuesday for Los Angeles. California
whero they will spend the winter
with their grandmother Mrs. X
Hurlbert.
G. II. Peterson. OF the Circle Bar.
came down from Harnev County on
Tuesday and returns 10 the ranch to-
morrow, Right now, Mr.. Peter
son says. "the most plentiful thing
we have IN Harney county is hay
David Graham. the Juntura banker
was an Ontario business visitor
Tuesday.
Mrs. Joe Llngel was operated on
for appendicitis Wednesday cf last
week She II getting along nicely
and will leave the hospital today.
Geo. Rheisen. OF the Ontario Meat
and Grocery Co, Is confined TO his
home with an attack OF the grippe
Alex Lohead is building four
room cottage on his property on
Terrace Heights for rental purposes
ID II. Kerfoot has sold his residence
property In the northwest part OF
town 10 VIM. Boswell.
s. II. Clay. secretary OF the Com
mercial Club returned last Friday
from Bakerfield California where
he went on business.
V b. Staples got back 10 work
on Tuesday after a few days illness.
]. r. Blaokahy returned this week
from Salt Lake where he went on
business.
According To advises received from
Mrs. III. G.. Boyer who Is noW-in San
Diego with Mr.. and Mrs A. r. BOYER,
that she Is recuperating from her re-
cent illness
Mayor r. w. Jones Is driving a
hndsOme new Templar, the first car
OF the make TO appear in Malhelr
Mrs. ID. w, Powers was hostess
this week TO the Monday Bridge
club.
The Tuesday Bridge club met this
week at the home OF Mrs. l.. Adam.
The Imperial club meets tonight
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ.
Mcdonald
The Fortnightly Club was enter
tained Saturday evening at the home
Of DR., and Mrs. II. IL. Whitney.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank RAIDER enter
tanned the Carnation Club at their
home Tuesday evening.
The woman's Club met this afte-
noon at the home of Mrs. l. Adam.
BAPTIST CHURCH
(Chas. II. Blonl, Pastor)