The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1922-09-07
LOCAL PERSONALS

Eastern Oregon Land company, ar
rived in Ontario Monday for a short
stay to look after his many inter
ests in this section.
Harry Brown of Crowley, arrived
in Ontario yesterday for medical at
tention. While riding through
some trees after a bunch of cattle
Harry had the misfortune to have
twig penetrate his right ear drum
causing severe injury which neces-
STATED the attention of a specialist.
The injured member is responding
to treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ivan P. Hart of
Westfall, were in town over the week
end. Mr.. Hart has more than one
Job to keep him busy. Beside be-
ing engaged in the sheep business,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hart are proprietors
of the hotel at Westfall.
A meeting of the Rocking r Land
and Livestock company was held in
Ontario yesterday. This brought
Gerald Stanfield from Vale and
Hugh Stanfield and Miss Kathaleen
Kivet over from Weiser and George
Fenton down from Harper.
The Misses Nettie, Margaret and
Lane Mcdonald came down from
Beulah with Donald Mckenzie. The
young women were enroute for
Boise where Miss Margaret and Miss
Lane will attend school this winter
and where Miss Nettie is employed.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. B. Terwilliger and
son, after spending the summer
touring Oregon and California and
enjoying many months in the open
comping in some of the show places
of the Golden State, are home again
convinced that the west has some
wonderful scenery, some fine high
ways and some bad roads too.
Those who were not seen by the
committee which sought aid for
Mrs. o. F. Neece, yet who desire to
help here in refurnishing a home af-
ter the loss she suffered by the fire
of last Friday, may leave contribu
buttons Of money, furniture or
clothing with Mrs. II. B. Thompson.
l.. C. Norris of Boise and formerly
a business man of Burley, arrived
this week and has taken charge of
the dry goods department at RAIDER
Brothers. Mr.. Norris is a dry
goods man Of many years experience
and is familiar with the west thru
years Of activity in the dry goods
line.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. Skinner of the
Jordan Valley country, accompanied
by their son Hugh and daughter
Miss Bella, were the guests here
Sunday Of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. R. Black
ably. Mr.. Skinner is the owner of
one of the biggest ranches in NAL
heur county and one of the pioneer
stockmen of the Jordan country
where the Skinner ranch is one of
the show places.
Miss Ruby Donaldson of Juntura,
was numbered among the out of
town visitors in Ontario last Friday.
From Westfall came e. j. Perkins
to Ontario last Friday to transact |
business.
Bonita was the postoffice address |
written after the names of Mr.. and |
Mrs. L. A. Bilyeu and John Bilyeu |
at tthe Carter House Saturday.
Ray Ohmart of Brogan, was on
Ontario visitor on Sunday.
A. M. Moody, who before he went
to farming. was county clerk for two
terms, was registered at the Carter
House on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. 8. II. Fem were
among the many Nyssa folk to spend
in Ontario. They stopped
at the Carter House.
Returning from Boise where he
went to get supplies for the hand
some new home he is building at
Burns. Sam Mothershead stopped
off In Ontario Sunday and took the
train to the interior. His
'om, Sam Jr.. accompanied him on
he trip.
Princeton, a station in Harney :
,ounty southwest of Crane, decor
tied the register at the Carter House
ollowing the name of Augusta Gif-
ord who arrived In Ontario last
Monday.
Mrs. Gargis and her daughter
drs. Riggs and family who have re-
ided on the eastside for the past
ear. left this week for Nyssa where
hey will reside.
Mrs. George X. Aiken and daugh-
ers Jean and Carrie Louise returned :
0 Ontario last Thursday after
pending the summer with Mrs,
.iken's parents at Berwyn, Illinois.