The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1921-04-28
KINGMAN KOLONY

Mrs. NJ NJ. Maxwell and Miss
Corine Maxwell spent last Sunday
with their sister and family, Mrs.
Tyler OF New Plymouth, Idaho.
Miss Mason, Principle OF the Ros-
we'll, Idaho Schools, spent the week
end with her sister, Mrs. w. Ed
wards.
Mrs. Roy Crouch Is entertaining
Miss Tack of Salt Lake City, Utah.
II. s. Burroughs of New Plymouth
Idaho visited his Kingman ranch
Monday. Mr.. Burroughs who has
fruit ranch. at New Plymouth re-
ports 10 degrees above, and fruit
growers smudging their orchards.
The official temperature reported
this week I'm this vicinity is rather
disquieting. 20 degrees Saturday
night and 2S degrees Sunday night.
Fear is felt that early fruits are
damaged to some extent.
The Short Line Irrigation Co.
turned water into the canals this
week. Junior Lynch took posses
sion OF his quarters at the pump
station.
rvor Christensen and family NOV
ed this week to the II. Walters dry
ranch
Kenneth vanderpool is home with
his father on the ranch after an ex-
tended visit with his grandparents
Mr.. and Mrs. Bullard OF Arcadia.
r.. +. Pratt and family left this
week for their home at Ironside, |
taking with them about 100 head |
of cattle to summer range.
Frank Martin, who has spent the |
winter with his son, Conrad Martin |
and family, left for Grangeville, !
Idaho, Monday last. where he will |
spend some time with n daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. orrin Wallace and
son are In weiser. Idaho for a few
days visiting Mr.. Wallace's sister
who will be remembered here as
Miss Pearl Wallace.
The Young Peoples Glass hold
their regular business and social
session Friday evening, April 20.
Mrs. A. q. Kingman, Miss Flor
enoe Kingman and Mrs. r. r. Over
Maurice l.. Judd, east OF Parma,
Maurice l.. Judd. east OF p arma,
last Thursday.
Mrs. Edltha Scott, Miss Ellen
Scott, Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. over
street. II. II. Scott and Robt. =.
Overstreet were delightfully."- enter
tained at dinner in the home OF Mrs.
Edna Stark OF Roswell. Idaho, on
the evening OF April Goth, by the
Roswell Young People. who recently
gave the playlet. safety First to
a highly pleased audience In King
nan Kolony.
Don't forget the regular p. T. A.
May 9Th at 1880 p. M. n
large attendance is desired. Several
matters OF business came before the
meeting as we'll as election OF Of
ficers for the ensuing year.
p. A. Kingman. +. T. Morgan and
Harya Otis made n business trip TO
Ontario and vicinity the first OF
his week. The County council OF
he p. T. A. which meets at Nyssa
April 80. should have a good repre-
lentatlon from this community. A
business session at IL A. M. with
IN interesting program beginning
[ 1880 D. m. is planned
Tuesday Mrs. Cowgirl Assistant
tate Club leader will meet the
iirls Sewing Club at IL A. M. May U
/. Al the same hour Harry Well
nan, County Club Leader will meet
With the Pig Club. A Joint CLUB
Meeting Is planned and an invita- !
ion extended 10 all parents and {
hose interested to attend this meet q
ng. =
County Agent Breithaupt has ar >
anged for a meeting OF farmers OF =
his section Monday, May End az r
+: 90 at Adrian. Paul Mehl, field =
gent IN marketing for oregon, will a
oliver a lecture on Successful Co
peratlve Marketing Among Farm .
RS" This is n subject OF vital TIM :
ortance 10 the grower at this time =
nd one upon which we can receive >
aluable Information. Mr.. Mehl has y
iade a study OF the subject. Come ~ n
ut TO this meeting and get the .
rinciples underlying cooperative v
marketing first hand. This may be :,
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