The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1921-11-03
lUONSIDE NEWS


An early winter is indicated by
the mountains near Ironside wear
ing white caps of snow. The days
have been warm and sunny and the
nights very cold.
w. p. Pinney, II. W. Howland and
ID. W. Powers OF Ontario we're Iron
side visitors Monday. returning
home from an extended deer hunt
on Malheur river and Bull Run
mountains. In spite of the disap,
pointment the hunters said they had
n royal good time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Jones of Bon
tia passed through on their way to
Camp Creek to visit Mr.. and Mrs
Hardy Murray, Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leu Tureman Of
Malheur river we're overnight vlsl-
tors of Mrs. Fred Lawrence, Tues
day night. Mr.. Tureman was ro-
turning home from Vale where he
had taken some beef cate.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Lawrence of
Ontario are visiting Mr.. Lawrence's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Q. II. Law
renee.
Harold Carlile and Lee Thompson
we're overnight visitors here. return
ing home to Unity from Jameson.
Archie Myers and s. II. Dickson
we're business men of Ironside.
Tuesday.
Mrs. Edith Robertson and little
son we're visitors of Mrs. s. ID. Dun-
can. Wednesday. She was accom-
panied by Mrs. G. Wisdom, n sister
OF Mrs. Duncan's. who will visit a
few days before returning TO Weiser.
Earl Weaver OF Parma In spend
ing this week here.
G. n. Wise was an out going pas
senger on Thursdays stage to Vale.
Mr.. Carmon OF Westfall was an
overnight visitor at the Locey ranch
Thursday looking for dressed lum-
ber
Mr.. Howard OF Howard Bros
Saw Mill had the misfortune OF get
ting his hand badly cut In the saw
Thursday. lie was Immediately taxi
ON To Baker for treatment.
u. Piummer and son Eddison left
Thursday for parts In Idaho look
inc for employment for the winter.
Mr.. Melchor OF Fruitland, Idaho
~ Aulh MNth WIN hAn afe"
ter Mrs. Chas. Boore.
william Hall went out TO Baker
Tuesday for load OF freight for w
n. Lotion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Van Buren, and
daughter. Belle, visited Mrs. A. 10.
Nichols, also Mrs. Frod and Hazel
Lawrence were visitors OF Mrs.
Nichols.
G. p. Lawrence and son. Herbert,
we're Ironside visitors the past week
from North Powder. lie reports
that his son, Taryor, who IN In the
hospital at Baker, IL much Inn
proved.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. +. white and lit
tie daughter, Norma, OF Unity, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Eims OF Herford
were Ironside visitors, Sunday.
Lave Hlll is building new four
roomed house on his homestead.
Mr.. ]. p. Burk In carpenter.
Edd Beam sold 200 tons OF hay
10 J. A. Cooley OF Malheur river.
Y II. Lawrence and sons, Elmer
Jody and Mills. have taken another
outing In the mountains In hopes
OF getting their winters meat
Raleigh Van Buren and Mr.. Marsh
OF Ontario accompanied the hunters.
u. b. Carlile OF Unity passed
through on his way to Jameson
for apples, Monday, returning the
same day.
Doug Lotion and son, Earl, sold
several carloads OF beef cattle TO
HEX Loekett OF Jameson the past
week. They took them TO Hunting
ton for shipment.
Dave Buchan, formerly OF this
place is working for John Woodcoek
OF Malheur.
Lee Guillingburk and II. Carllle
OF Unity were Ironside visitors. FRI
day, enroute 10 Jameson.
Ike Powers took a load OF posts
to Brogan, Monday.
Fred aud Walter Lawrence re-
turned to Flag Prairie Monday
where they are gathering cattle.
Ross Reed OF Unity went to Bro
gan Sunday, taking a truck load OF
hogs for John Smith and Arthur
Blnew. lie took back load OF
freight for Burnt River Mercantile
Co.
Mrs. II. c. Elms has been on the
sick list the past week,