The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1922-09-14
LOCAL PERSONALS

ed home this week. Frank was
taken suddenly Ill and had to under
go an operation for appendicitis and
for a short time was in very SER
ious conditions. He has recovered
entirely now, however.
Con Ryan went to Westfall Sat
urday with Dick Scott and spent the
week end, returning Monday.
w. M. Scott of Beulah who was
one of the upper country men called
for jury duty for the September term
spent the week end here in Ontario.
Mrs. John P. Huston of Vale was
an Ontario visitor on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert d. Lytle of
Vale spent Friday here. Mr.. Lytle
on official business and Mrs. Lytle
visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. v. Rusk who
spent the summer here after their
stay in California left by auto We'd
nesday for Portland where they ex-
pect to spend the winter. Mr.. and
Mrs. o. H. Test having taken the
Rusk house for the winter, while
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Brooke habe
moved from their ranch into the the
house vacated by the Tests.
]. r. Blackaby left today for Jor-
dan Valley on business.
Judge w. w. Wood, P. ]. Gal
lagher, Paul McCulloch and Mr.. Pot
ter of the state water masters de-
partment left this morning for Jor-
dan Valley to be present at the hear
ings of the Owyhee Adjudication
which will be held at the south-end
metropolis Friday.
Mrs. Archie Meyers of Ironside
spent last Friday and Saturday here
on her return from Portland where
she went on visit two weeks ago.
w. Wiedema of Jordan Valley was
numbered among the guests at the
Moore last Friday.
One of the biggest property own
ers in Malheur county whose inter-
ests run all the way from sheep and
cattle to ranches and bank stock, is
Thomas Turnbull of Crowley, a di-
rector of the First National bank of
this city. Mr.. Turnbull was called
for jury duty in the last term of
court and spent much of his time
during the term here in Ontario.
After the court adjourned he spent
several additional days visiting with
his nephew, James Turnbull of the
high school faculty and also looked
after business matters. Mr.. Turn
bull was registered at the Moore.
Miss Alma Homan leaves this
week end for Kingman Kolony where
she will teach school this year.
Mrs. G. A. Rutherford of Malheur
was an Ontario visito on Saturday.
Edward l.. King, son of G. L.
King of this city came down from
Boise to spend Saturday.
Drewsey over in Harvey county
was represented on the hotel regist-
ers of Ontaio Saturday by George C.
Carroll. He was at the Moore.
To visit their daughter, Mrs. l..
Ready of this city, Mr.. and Mrs. F.
Winans of Long Beach, California,
arrived here, yesterday by auto. They
made the trip from the California
tourist mecca by the way of Wells,
Nevada, over the summit to Twin
Falls and thence to Ontario via Ida
no highway system. They report
the roads good all the way.
DR.. r. A. Moon returned Friday
from Eugene where he went for a
visit with his mother. The university
city is enjoying building boom,
says the doctor and many new homes
are being erected there.
Miss Doothy Turner left Tuesday
for Corvallis to resume her work
and studies at o. A. c.
County Assessor, Andrew Graham
came from Vale on business Wednes-
day.
Among the many travelling men
who called on Ontario merchants
this week was Mis- Patterson former
ly Of this city. Mis- left town with
a fair poster decorating his wind
shield and he agreed that he would
spread the gospel of the Malheur
County Fair mong his friends In the
territory.
G. s. Stubblefleld of Grants Pass
who spent the past week on a
surveying trip up the North Fork of
the Malheur returned to Ontario last
night on his way back to Portland.
After the summers vacation the
members OF Acacia Lodge A, f, a. A.
M. resumed sessions last Thursday
evening and made the event notable