The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1921-04-07
KINGMAN KOLONY

| G. NJ. Beaumont, as member Of
the committee of Power Users AS
sociation, was called to Ontario this
week.
II. @. Johnson, who has been
quite Ill for week, is improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ M. Greeling we're
dinner guests I'm the Geo. w. Reed
home Sunday.
John Vanderpool who has been
suffering with a severe attack of
sciatica rheumatism is improving
under treatment with DR.. Reynolds
of Nyssa.
Mrs. Editha Scott, Miss Ellen
Scott, II. II. Scott and Merritt Greel-
ing and MIR. and Mrs. Maurice l..
| Judd, of Parma, wers guests to din
ner Sunday in the II. X. Overstreet
home.
The Pig Club is a going organiza-
| tion with q membership of eight,
Eddie Powell, Harold and Floyd
Elliott, John and Glenn McGlnnis,
John Glascock, Ruby Reed and Earl
McGee, with Robt. s. Overstreet as
| leader. Literature relative to the
work has been received and n lively
interest I'm hog raising is apparent.
II. s. Burroughs and son Burton
OF New Plymouth, Idaho, made a
visit to their Colony ranch last
week.
The Annual Election of officers
OF the Sunday School will take place
next Sunday, April 10. There was
large attendance at the Easter SER
vices last Sunday morning.
A special Easter programme was
prepared, the little tots taking a
prominent part. Chorus singing by
the young Peoples Glass. A special
Easter sermon by Rev. Shields and
a violin solo by Thelma McCreary
made a most enjoyable service
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Kester OF
Vale, accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs.
Roberts of Ontario, were guests at
the p. T. A. Friday Evening.
l.. r. Breithaupt and Harry II.
Wellman were welcome visitors at
the p. r. A. this week.
From Malheur County Farm Blu
reau News: "The Kingman Kolony
Bull Association has purchased Re
ginas Golden Engineer. bull
strong I'm the blood OF Golden
CLOVIS CHIEF, from Henry Stewart
of Albany oregon. The animal came
by express about the middle OF
March" Quarters have been pro-
vided for him on the Geo. W. Reed
ranch at the intersection OF o. s. l..
Il. II. and the Nyssa Jordan Valley
Market Road.
The next regular meeting OF the
p. T. A. occurs on Friday, May O.
There Is good deal OF business to
transact at this meeting, as the cleo
tlon OF officers for the ensuing year
takes place on this date.
Al n joint meeting OF Warren
Owyhee and Kingman Colony p. T.
A. In the Kingman Colony school
house Friday evening, April 1. there |
was a splendid attendance from all
districts. Those who did not at
tend missed a most instructive and |
encouraging talk on the work OF
the z. II. A for our schools, our
teachers and our homes. by Mrs
Bruce Kester OF Vale, state vice.
president OF p. T. A. Mrs. Kester's
talk was full OF good things TO re-
member, perhaps two OF the strong
est points made for the improve
ment OF the schools and communi-
ties, was the placing OF women on |
the school boards and appointing a |
committee 10 keep In touch with all
legislation concerning women ana
children. County Agent Breithaupt |
gave a short talk pointing out the |
close connection In =. T. A., Farm |
Bureau and the Schools, dropping |
a word OF warning, that In these |
times OF retrenchment We do not be-
gin on our schools" that the educa-
tion OF our children IL one OF the
most important businesses OF the
day. County Club Leader Wellman
gave a short synopsis OF the work
in the schools and scope OF work In
the county. He gave as the slogan
for boys and girls clubs-"An
adult back OF every boy or girl club
member"
March ~, 1921
DR.. IL. j. Smith is shipping
car OF household goods from King
man, this week, 10 their new home
In Washington whore the Doctor
will resume his dental practice, DR..
and Mrs. Smith and Richard will
leave In a few days making the trip
by auto. DR. Smith and family re-
Gently came TO the Colony from
Idaho, purchasing the Il. M. Blod-
ktll Aht "AhNNA 49,
Dr. met with a serous injury to
his knee, making II impossible for
him to continue active ranch work
for the present. The many friends
they have made during their short
stay among us hope they will be
able 10 return In the near future /
The Doctor says eastern Oregon is
the place and looks forward to re-
turning to his ranch, Mr., Eddie |
Powell, who has rented the ranch |
takes possession at once.
Mrs. c. f. Peck and daughter |
Mrs. Joe Bruning OF Big Bend spent
Wednesday in the A. G. Kingman
home.
DR.. and Mrs. Reynolds OF Nyssa
were calling in the home OF Mrs.
Editha Scott. Sunday.
Miss Eulalia Shafer and her guest
Miss Anna May Cox, who spent the
Easter holiday with home folks, re-
turned to their school work at
Weiser, Idaho. Monday.
Mr., II. F, Pratt and family OF
Emmett formerly OF Owyhee were