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

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Mr. and Mrs. Fred Platt and
family motored up from Parma Sun
day to spend the afternoon with
relatives.
At a recent meeting of the Catholic
ladies aid society the date for the
annual church bazaar was set for
November "a and 25.
panied by their daughter, Ula, drove
panied by their aughter, Ula, drove
to Big Bend Sunday where the latter
will teach this year.
Mrs. Carl Kuhne of Juntura and
Mrs. William Mckinney also of that
city were in Ontario this week on a
shopping trip for several days.
Mrs. A. e. Brown and daughter
who are living at Vale this winter
came to Ontario Saturday to spend
the week end with friends and rel
atives.
Miss Daisy Secoy who commeced
nine months term of school in the
primary grades in the Warren Dist.
near Nyssa spent the week end in
Ontario.
w. S. Martin, president of the
Eastern Oregon Land company left
Saturday for his home in San Fran
cisco after spending week here on
business.
v. P. McKenna of Portland repre-
senting the Western Woolwarehouse
company was in Ontario over the
week end on business with local
sheepmen.
Mrs. Myrtle Smith and little son
left Saturday evening for their home
months visit with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Orin Bull.
R. II. Brown of Diamond was in
Ontario this week purchasing sup
plies for his sheep camps FOR the
winter, and also looking after his
Nyssa ranch interests while here.
Mrs. Jacob Prinzing of Nampa
was the guest here for several days
this week of Mrs. Mrs. Frank RAIDER.
In her honor Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Van
Petten entertained at dinner last
evening.
| Charles Becker, one of the pioneer
ranchers of the upper Willow creek
region whose annual series of re-
minescences is a feature of the
gathering of pioneers spent the first
of the week in Ontario.
c.. c.. Kelley, assistant chief en-
gineer of the state highway depart
ment and II. R. Baldock, division
engineer for this district, spent Mon
day evening here on a trip of in
spection over the roads in the
county.
Mls, r. w. Swagler entertained
the Tuesday bridge club this week,
and in. honor of Mrs. l.. Adam who
leaves this week for st. Anthony, in
vited Mrs. II. G. Whitworth and Mrs.
c. e. Kenyon, of Weiser, and Mrs.
Jacob Prinzing of Nampa, former
members of the club, to be guests
for the afternoon.
County School Superintendent,
Mrs. E. M Grail was an Ontario
visitor over the week end, having
been called here by the illness Of her
son, Charles Grail who took sudden
ly i'll while enroute home from
Boise. Mrs. Grail was able to take
him home on Tuesday after he had
partially recovered.
Mrs. Robert d. Lytle of Vale was
the hostess yesterday for hand
somely appointed bridge luncheon
at which most of the guests were
Ontarians. Those who made the
trip to the Lytle home in Vale were
Mesdames p. C. Van Petten. Ivan e.
Oakes, Frank RAIDER, e. M. Greig,
P. ]. Gallagher and George X.
Aiken. The guests from Vale were
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| Mrs. C. G. Burrows and John p.
Huston. Mrs. RAIDER returned to
Ontario with the high honors for the
day.
Through an oversight last week
the Argus overlooked recording the
list OF Ontarians who Joined the
antlered herd at the big Elks cele-
bration and initiation, they were:
DIR. j. G. Bartlett, G. II. Emison, DR..
G. M. Tyler, Larue BlacKaby, V. w.
Chambers, Fred Nelson, Robert
Smith, and Al Quasi. The following
Bills went over to see that their
towns men did not miss any of the
real thrills: w. f. Homan, p. j.
Gallagher, John Dunphy and II. w.