The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1921-01-06
KINGMAN KOLONY

Christmas with their son and daugh-
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Morgan.
Miss Helen Scott arrived Christ
mas Eve for "a visit with her moth
or, Mrs. ii. X. Scott. Miss Scott
has recently returned from Europe,
where she has spent several years.
She has been the guest of her sis
ter, Mrs. John Ennis, In Sioux City,
since her arrival in the United
States.
Frank Il. Steen arrived Christmas
Eve to spend the holidays with his
sister, Mrs. IL. Il. Pratt. Mr.. Steen
is on his return to his home on the
coast, after an extended trip through
the east.
MIR. and Mrs. Stowell, Mr.. and
Mrs. Kingman, Miss Kingman, Mr.
Harva Otis, Mr. w. e. Edwards, and
MIR. Robert II. Overstreet attended
the services held for Mrs. Wander
pool at the Baptist church I'm on
tario Thursday.
ID. w. Johnson spent the Christ
mas holidays In Parma with his
daughter, Mrs. Floyd Anderson. Mr..
and Mrs. o. O. Johnson we're also
guests at the Anderson home Christ
mas.
Mr.. Pritchett spent several days
with his family during the holidays
Miss Neeb spent Christmas at her
home In Ontario.
Mr. and Mrs Zeirelin made bus
mess call in Vale Thursday.
The Kingmans entertained the
Dlodgett family from Nyssa and the
Peck family from Big Bend Christ
mas.
DR.. and Mrs Smith entertained
the Martin family Christmas.
The Shafer family we're guests at
Christmas dinner at the home OF
Mr. and Mrs. Reed
Mr. and Mrs. H. +. Pratt enter
taincd Messrs Frank Stecn. George
o. Glascock, webb Otis and Harya
Otis at dinner Christmas.
Little Opal Powell ls quite M this
week. DR.. Numbers is attending the
case.
Eddie Powell spent Christmas
holidays with his parents.
Mr. Eldridge and Miss Blanche
Eldrldge have returned from Wash
ington to visit the Moses family.
The marriage OF Miss rlelen Peck
and Joseph Bruning was solemnized
at the Catholic parish house In
Caldwell at higlf noon Wednesday,
the twonty-nlnth OF December. on
ly members OF the family were
present. Mr. and Mrs Kingman and
Miss Klngman were guests from the
Kolony. Miss Peck is the daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Peck, who
resided In the Kolony several years
previous TO their living In Big Bend.
Miss Peck II n pleasing violinist, and
both the bride and Bridegroom played
In the Kolony orchestra. Both are
we'll known and have the best wishes
OF their host OF friends. They Will
reside IN Big Bend. where Br. Brun-
Ing Is employed.
Tho last Passion Play giving the
life OF Christ was shown at the
school building Tuesday evening,
Miss Bernice Martin pleased the au-
dlonce with two vocal solos, and Mr..
and Mrs. J. r. McGinnis won much
applause after playing the banjo and
singing.
Harry Newby was hurt last week,
when he attempted 10 crank the OBJ
hiliAuNi ANNAAHAhk hAAh'N'H 3NfNsNs
stitches were necessary, and Mr.
Newly is recuperating In Nyssa.
II. Walters sheep are now on the
Walters and Pratt's Kolony ranches,
and MIR. Page has charge OF the
sheep Mr.. Walters made one OF his
frequent trips into the kolony
Thursday.
Eugene Pratt and Bruce Walters
took some cattle TO Vale Wednesday
and will bring other cattle back.
The annual meeting OF the King
man KOlony irrigation company Will
be held at the school house at ten
o'clock January eighth.
The regular monthly meeting OF
the Parent-Teacher Association has
been postponed from the afternoon
OF the seventh OF January to the
fourteenth because OF the stage pre-
parations for the evening concert.
G. NJ. Beaumont Is expected to
bring the carload OF Jerseys IN from
the coast Thursday. the thirteenth.
Professor Fitz, head of the dairy de-
partment al o. A. c. and a recogntz-
cd authority in the west, took the
place OF l.. b. Breithaupt In the Sc
lection of the COWS. This ought to
introduce good dairy stock In the
Kolony for each COW is accompanied
by record and health certificate,
The auction sale will be held Thurs
day January 6, at the c. M, Beau
mont farm.
Tickets will be on sale Saturday,
January first, for "Ye Old Time Con-
cert, which will be presented at the
school building by the Roswell
chorus under the auspices OF the
Kolony p. T. A. The school rooms
when thrown together will accom-
modate approximately two hundred
persons. Tickets, which are .35 and
.I5 may be obtained from Mrs.
Greeling, Mrs. Martin, Holley Bros,
or Martha Overstreet in the Kolony.
In Owyhee Mrs. Biglow and Mrs. De-
Rord will have charge OF the tickets,
and some one will be asked to sell
them I'm Big Bend.
School Notes
The serving OF hot lunches has
progressed very nicely. The follow
iuo oatn nafffaa ara carving these two