The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-10-28
LOCAL PERSONALS

The Foreign Missionary :, ciety OF
the Methodist church, which was re
Gently organized in this city. held the
firs. meeting at the home OF Mrs. j.
+. joyce, Wednesday.
Mrs. Fred Rice arrived Thursday
evening from Yakima, Washington.
to Join her husband who recently re-
turned from Cohtraia Washington
to again reside here
Master Melvin LaGknCsa hes te-
covered from an attack o: measles.
Mrs. Ray Wilson was here from
Parma Monday visiting with ireinds
Mrs. II. l.. Poorman and daughter
Mildred returned Monday from Boise
where they we're summoned by the
death OF Mrs. Poorman's brothe..in.
law, Frank Orr.
Dick stover has returned from Am
boy, Washington, where he has been
working in a logging camp.
A. Robinson is looking after his
stock interest in Grant county.
w. +. Homan, democratic candidate
for Joint senator ON Malheur, Grant
and Harney counties, is interviewing
the voters OF Grant county this week.
Rev. John Wesley Miller. Field
Secretary OF Gooding College was In
the City Wednesday In the interest OF
the College.
Mrs. J. II. Rasmussen spent Sat
urday in Boise.
Mrs. s. u. staley, who has been
visiting her daughter Mrs. J. Il. Ras-
mussen, left this afternoon for her
homo In Montpelier, Idaho.
Rev. ]. Wesley Miller, formerly
pastor OF the Methodist Church here
was an Ontario visitor Wednesday.
Mr.. Miller is now field secretary of
Gooding College lie reports that In
stitution as growing rapidly. II now
has 100 students. has Just completed
500. 90 boys dormitory and has n
start on an endowment campaign.
Rev. ]. W Caheen OF Redmond
who has been visiting at the home
OF Rev. and Mrs. G. II, Blom, preach
cd at tho Baptist church last Sun
day and returned to his home Tues
day night,
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Whlted Of I'm
ity are the guests this week OF Mr.
and Mrs. ], A. Lackes and Mr' ana
Mrs. James Smith at tho Lackey
ranch south east OF town.
G. NJ. Lucas who has been In the
grain business at Idaho Falls has re-
Gently moved to his ranch near on
tarlo which he has owned for the
past eight years. Mr. Lucas was In
duced TO make this change OF resid-
ence because OF the cold winters OF
tho Idaho Falls cOuntr
A. ] sl.anc OF Parma, who viii
have ci rge OF pu -ting the X, s.& d.
lands on tho market was business
visitor In Ontario last Friday.
]. NJ. Weaver OF Bonita was an
Ontario yislor oa Thursday last. lie
came down TO attend the session OF
Accia I1ule 4. F. a A. NJ. and to
ace Fred Locey introduced TO the
mystc l,s OF the third degree,
Judge C. NJ. Brown was attended
the Masonic meeting last Thursday
10 assist in the raising OF his long
time u end Fred LOcey,
Nj. aud Mrs. Jacob stroup who
lpurch. sed' the Vern Chambers resid'
snee will make their home In on
ltario. They are former residents OF
Washoe near Payette whore they
made their home for AZ years on
their ranch. Their son s. C. Stroup
will take charge OF the two ranches
which we're not sold when Mr.. and
Mrs. stroup came here to live Last
Thursday Mrs. viii Coughanour and
Mrs. Charles Pennel Of Payette spent
the day with Mr., and Mrs Jacob
Stroup.
Mrs. /. Beam, Mr., sld Mrs. Vim
cent Byram and Mrs, viii Coughan-
our OF Payette were Sunday after
noon visitors OF Mr., and Mrs. Jacob
StrOup.
The Ladies Aid Society Of the
Congregational church will meet at
the home OF Mrs. Anna Booze next
/ Wednesday afternoon, November 8