The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1922-06-08
LOCAL PERSONALS

Mr6. Geo. Lyell9 ana MIS-. CIar-
ence Poorman returned last week
from Eugene, where they attended
the Rebekah convention of Oregon.
Theycame from Portland by auto
and stopped In Baker for few days
visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Brutzman have
leased the Con Ryan home.
The Moore Hotel has secured the
services of a new French chef.
Clarence Crouter made business
trip to Boise Sunday.
r. McParlin Cough, publisher of
the Parma Review, was a business
visitor in Ontario Monday.
Mrs. l.. Ready went to Salt Lake
last week to meet her daughter,
Florence, who spent the winter at
Long Beach, Calf, and went to
school there. They returned to
Ontario Monday.
Mrs. E. s. Fortner left last Fri
day for Portland where she will
study music for several months.
Mrs. Fortner had the misfortune to
have her travelling bag drop from the
car enroute from their home to the
station. The person who found it
extracted a small amount of cur
rency and then took it and dropped
1t on the highway north of the city
where it was found later by an hon
est man, who finding the railroad
tickets, etc., hurried the bag to the
station before the train left.
County Agent L. r. Briethaupt
and b. B. Conklin left today for a
several days trip to Jordan Valley
A. l.. Cockrum, r. w. Swagler
and w. II. Brooke made week end
trip to the Jordan Valley country
where they captured all the perch
they could bring home with them
Arthur Cockrum, who was one of
the class of 415 who graduated
from o. A. G. last week returned
home Tuesday with his degree from
the department of commerce.
c. r. Emison left Sunday for
Portland on a business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. d. Dorman and
Miss Alice Rorman, accompanied
by Mrs. John Dunphy, drove to
Boise Tuesday to witness the polo
game.
Mr.. and Mrs. Larue Blackaby
were among those who caught the
limit at Jordan Valley Sunday.
Miss Ruth McCulloch returned
home Saturday from Portland
where she spent the winter attend
ing the Ellison-White music con-
servatory.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. d. Billingsley re-
turned from the Ironside country
where they spent some time on the
homestead. Don Platt came down
with them.
Mrs. G. F.. Cox, accompanied by
her son, Lewis, and her daughter,
Virginia, left this morning on No
IS for Chicago, where they will
spend the summer. Mrs. Cox will
take a post graduate course In the
American Musical Conservatory.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. r. Blackaby, ac-
companied by a family party. mo-
tored to the Starkey Hot Springs
Sunday and returned that day. The
roads are 80 excellent that they
made the entire trip of 16S miles
and had five hours to enjoy the
sights OF the mountain resort.
Judge Wood and Andrew Robin
son leave today for Canyon City to
attend the '62 celebration which is
being held in Canyon City to com
menorate the finding of gold on
Canyon creek,
Mrs. o. II. Graham entertained
the Monday bridge club this week.
M. d. Thomas left this morning
for his home in Columbia, Mo.
Rev. and Mrs. w. f, Cochrane
and family leave today for Gooding,
Idaho, to make their home.
Mrs l.. II. Briethaupt and Miss
Luella b. Calm were among those
who attended the sessions of the
Idaho Music Teachers association
convention in Boise last week. They
went to Boise on Wednesday, Mrs,
Briethaupt returned on Sunday,
while Miss Calm remained over un-
til Monday.