The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-11-04
LOCAL PERSONALS


c. c. Dodge OF the Argus force ha
been indisposed this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. T.. Kenyon OF
Weiser were in Ontario on Tuesday
afternoon.
Mrs. Brecount's parents are here
from Sauk Center, MINI. visitul
with her.
FOR SALE--Le Laval Separator
size 10 used short time $4,000 Sylvia
Margan. Phone 53-R.
FOR sALE-SO head Lincoln
sheep. Reasonable II taken at once
Sylvia Morgan, Phone 53-R.
leson we're Ontario visitors Tuesday
evening, and interested followers of
the election returns.
Will Jameson came down from
Jameson Tuesday to keep track OF
the battle OF the ballots.
Mrs. |. e. Brogan and daughter
visited relatives and friends in Boise
this week.
ID. A. Grady, wife and son spent
Saturday and Sunday with friends In
weiser.
II. u. Smith. state engineer on the
concrete paving and w. c. Wright,
his assistant left this week for Baker.
orin Bo. or and wife returned
Tuesday 4 )m san Diego. California
where they have been for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. orrin Boyer return
ed Monday from California where
they spent tn" winter They came
in time TO ote.
George Ro1s returned yesterday
from Portland and Seattle where he
went to introduce Malheur county
alfalfa meal,
Mr. and Mrs. A. l.. sproul and Mrs.
Rotta Payne left. after casting their
ballots, for Californa where they will
spend the winter.
Gerald stanfield and Geo. Lowe
came down from the ranch Tuesday
to get the news OF the election hot
off the wires.
Probably tie Oldest man who vot-
cd In ontario Tuesday was q. w.
BlRnton who celebrated his Ssth
birthday. October 2Sth.
Miss lone Leuhrs entertained her
Sunday school class with a Hallow-
cen party at the home Of her father
Saturday afternoon.
Miss Hazel Currey and Miss Vera
Ostsr entertained at a Halloween par
~ at the home OF DR., and Mrs Moore
IN east Ontario Friday evening.
Mrs. Bert Fox. who recently under
went surgical operation at the hos
pltal. was brought home Friday. Her
condition ls still quite serious.
Mr.. and Mrs John Dumphey were
here from Nampa Thursday aud Mrs,
Dumphey attended the annual guest
day OF the Ontario Woman's club at
the home OF Mrs. J. Il. Blackaby.
Gillard Conoyer en:o~,al "A a
number OF boy friends w'fh IIe'
loween party at the hone o; h's
mother. Mrs. Emma Conorer, Sc,u--
day evening.
Word was received this week that
Miss Dollie Rollins who was severely
burned some two weeks ago while
visiting relatives back In Iowa. if
able to be about again.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. II. Oxman OF Jam
Mr.. and Mrs. V. p. McKenna have
sold their home on First street s. w
and Seventh avenue TO Ross Jenkins
who will move his family here from
Payette.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Garfield and
clifford Garfield came down Satur
day from above Ironside where the
spent the summer on homesteads, 80
that they could register their decis-
ion In the national referendum.
Mrs. Mabel Madden and brother
Reese Mink are here from Anaeortes,
Washington, visiting relatives and
friends and assisting in the final
settlement OF their fathers estate
the late w. j. Mink.
c. w. Jones and wife who have
been visiting their son, Mayor II. w.
Jones and family. left Tuesday even
ing in their private car for their
home in Des Moines. Iowa. Mr., Jones
Is general manager OF the Rock Is
land railroad system.
Women OF Ontario took promin-
ent part in conducting the election
Tuesday. In Ontario precinct No. |
the day board consisted entirely OF
ladies. In No. 2 two OF the five
members OF the board we're ladies
while three ladies served on the day
board In No. g. Men served on all