The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1921-04-21

cousin, DR.. II. G. Henderson, OF Car
penter, California, went to Weiser
Sunday to visit with Mrs. II, j. Ben
son. sister OF Mrs. Bishop.
The Frances Willard W. e. T. u,
will meet Thursday with Mrs.
Stanley Dean. The subject chosen
Is "Antl-Narcotic."
DR.. II. &. Henderson, OF Carpon-
teria, California, is the guest this
week OF his cousins. Mrs. A. T. Bis
hop and Mrs. II. j. Hendy.
Forty young people attended the
Marshmnllow Roast at the Harry 7.
Lewis home Friday night and II
was decided success and most
happy social affair. They were In
troduced by writing their names on
card and stating thereon their
hobby and horror. There were
shadow guessos and other games
and finally all went TO the base
ment for the roast, billiard Creger
was given the first prize for the
best toasted marshmallow and Mr..
Rhodes received the BOBBY, Glenn
Lowis, being the Judge Each
couple roasted them over lighted
candles. After the roast a delicious
supper was served, the tables and
room being decorated In yellow and
white There was clothes pin con-
test. with couples taking part and
Dorothy Reed and Hubert kutch re-
celyed the first prize for speed
placing thirty six clothes pins In
thirty seconds. After the fun all
went up stairs and sang songs with
Miss Reed at the piano
Fruitland won by 20 TO against
Midyale High Friday. Then Grant
Gardner and Paul Sargent chose
sides with business men players and
the Gardner side won 6 TO 4. Mr..
Kinnison umpiring. Fruitland High
will play Emmett High School
Wednesday and Weiser on Friday,
Crcgcr-Carpenter
billiard Creger. son OF Mr., and
Mrs. =. =. Creger, OF Fruitland, was
married to Miss Lola Carpenter,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs, l., ID. Car
penter, formerly of Frultland, Sun
day afternoon at two o'clock az the
brides home. Rev. McCoard form
erly OF Fruitland, now OF Wilder,
performed the cermony There were
thirty guests. Going from Fruit
land were Mr. and Mrs. p. r. Gre
ger and family, ], l, Creger and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Hol-
brook, Mr.. and Mrs, p, X. Hansen,
Mrs. S. Hunter and daughter, Olive,
Miss Elsie SchmOd, Mrs. O. r. BOs-
sen and daughter, Winifred The
bride wore dainty pink georgette
and carried a bouquet OF white roses
and the bridesmaid, Miss Marie Nes-
bet, of Weiser, was dressed in pink
organdie and carried pink sweet
peas. Amos CTeger was the best
man, The rooms were decorated in
yellow and white. Beautiful gifts
OF silver and linen were received |
A three course dinner was served. |
The happy couple will be at home
on the Creger ranch TO their friends
as, soon as the little home Is made |
ready On Monday evening nearly |
100 friends of the bride and groom,
many of whom came from Weiser, |
where the bride lived for some time, |
gathered at the p. II. Creger home |
and chariyaried Mr.. and Mrs. Dill
lard Creger. After the impromptu |
reception which was accompanied |
by the usual noise the self-inyited /
guests had a big bonfire and weinie !,
roast which was very much enjoyed. |
Cards announcing the birth OF a
little daughter, Elsie Jeanette, TO
Mr.. and Mrs. c. X. Powell of Cor
wallis, Oregon, were received this
week. Mr.. and Mrs. Powell were
former residents OF Fruitldan and
prominent in the church and among
The young people. Mr.. Powell is
nnNv Sunarintandant Of tho fhraa |
large poultry plants of the State
College, Corvallis.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Policy received
Monday 400 day old White Leghorn
hicks from the Quality Poultry
Farm, Gresham, Oregon.
The NJ. e, Ladies Aid Society will
hold a Cooked Food and Bakery
sale at the Waite Station, Saturday,
April 23rd. A sale will be held the
'ourth Saturday in each month.