The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1921-11-10
LOCAL PERSONALS

ness, had his left arm broken be-
tween the elbow and wrist by fall
ing off horse while riding behind
another boy Saturday afternoon.
w. II. Mullen was here from
Crane Friday on his way to Nebras-
ka to look after his farm and crop
there.
Mrs. c. NJ. Tyler is visiting rela-
tives at North Powder.
Dick Stover has gone to Glenns
Ferry to work.
Frank Davis is here from his
ranch near Crowley.
Tom Seaweard was here from AL
berson this week to purchase his
winter supplies.
c. II. Peterson was here from his
Harney county stock ranches visit
ing with his family this week.
Mrs. s. +. Taylor Jr., Mrs. Joseph
Howery and Miss Ella Brosnan Wis
tied in Boise several days the past
week.
ED King was here from Buhl.
Idaho, visiting with relatives and
friends the first of the week.
w. G. Stone was in Boise on bus
iness this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Caviness OF
Bonita have moved to the Frank
Evans ranch, southwest OF the
city, which they recently purchased.
MIR. and Mrs. A. G. Lockett OF
Jameson have moved to Ontario
and taken a house for the winter.
Captain G.. Anderson, OF the fed
eral bureau OF public roads, with
headquarters at Portland, spent the
first OF the week In this section I'm
specting the highways on which fed
eral aid was granted to the state
highway commission.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ivan r.. Oakos mot
cred TO Jameson Wednesday and
today will drive TO Boise where Mr..
Oakes was called on irrigation mat
ters.
Or. II. II. whitney left yesterday
morning for San Mateo. California
where he will remain for some time.
lie is driving through 20 the south
ern state, going via the Old Ore
gon Trail and Columbia highway 20
Portland, thence down the Pacific
highway TO his destination.
Andrew Graham, county assessor
was an Ontario visitor on Tuesday,
County Agent l.. X. Briethaupt
left Tuesday evening for Portland.
Daniel Gallagher OF Juntura was
numbered among those who came TO
town on Sunday TO witness the GER
smonials of tho Knights OF Colum.
bus.
Jack Pearce OF La Grande. one OF
the luck men In the distribution OF
plums by the Republican delegation
was with his son William, a guest
OF the local Knights OF Columbus
Sunday and helped put on the work.
A. A. (Al.) Smith OF Baker, the
democratic warhorse OF Baker coun-
~. was a leading figure In the
Knights OF Columbus coremoniais
Sunday.
Mrs. c. w. Giesler, OF Payette.
Idaho. Mrs. J. G. Charles OF Fruit
land and orin Anderson OF Weiser,
were brought TO the hospital Wed, |
nesday for operations. II was nee
essary TO operate on Mr.. Anderson |
shortly after he was brought In at
two A M, but he is now getting
along nicely.
VIM. Simons, general manager OF |
the Alexander Clothing stores was
In Ontario Monday on business.
h. n. Anderson OF Drewsey Is Wis
itlng his family In Ontario this /
week.
The Misses Morris visited over
with their parents In Weis-
or.
II. Quasi OF Caldwell visited In
Ontario Friday with his brother A.
w. Quasi.
Mrs. Clarence Wood OF Nampa is
at the home OF her sister
Mrs. w. j. Weese.
Tom Logan OF Brogan was In On
tario Tuesday, ON business.
Mrs. Donald Masterson OF Juntura
is visiting her mother. Mrs. A. V.
Anderson this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. @, McEndree and |
Mrs. Julia Purcell OF Weiser. Idaho,
are spending several days visiting
friends In Ontario this week,
Mrs, T. b. Fiser and Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Cayou were visiting a few days
this week with Mr.. and Mrs. l.. b.
Frye of Emmett, Idaho,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Brosnan this
week are driving a new Buick Tour
Ing car.
Tuesday evening Clarence Reese.
In starting his car which was parked
In front OF Raiders store. threw Il
INTO reverse and backed through
one OF the plate glass windows.
Mrs. w. l.. Turner and son Billy
eft Wednesday morning for a short
iisit In Boise.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Bareus were
among the Boise bound passengers
IN No. today. They will see the
ootball game tomorrow and remain
,ver until Monday with friends.
Mrs. N. o. Bedford and son Allen I,
a. !