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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-17

visit with her daughter. Mrs. Brady
Morgan. Of Pittsburgh, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. George DOrnan ana lam
Uy. Of Allentown, Pa. and Mrs. VT
cInu9 King and children. OF Hinton. '"
Va. are visiting at the home or MIS-
Bira Lewis. Of Bethany Pike.
Mrs. Mary Maloney of YANKEE sUee'
returned home Wednesday after SIX
weeks visit with her daughter M!a' d
:. stokes. of Lancaster Q.
J NJ Brackrn. Of GreenvilIe. IA. was
n Wcllshurg business visitor Friday.
Mrs. Louisa Thompson. OF Main STREE
srcnt Friday with her daughter Mrs
Thomas Bowers In the Ohio valley Cen
rral hospital Wheeling. Mrs. Bowers
was slightly improved this morning.
Mrs A. II. McConkey, Of New cum
hc-land. w. Va. and daughters Mrs T.
p. Jackson. Of Columbus, Ohio, and
Mrs. r. r. Allison OF Cleveland. OHIO
we're the Friday guests at the nome o!
heir aunt. Mrs. Margaret Briggs, OF
Main street.
Mrs Jesse Bishop is home form q
weeks visit with friends IN Cleveland
Ohio.
A great many Bethany students
"a sscd through Wellsburg Friday en-
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morning a; 9 o'rlovh from the 50. IRAN
"a Navirr's ,a.hul!r church. for tho
late .l!cAandcr Sodosky. ~. who died ~
tuberculosis ~ his home On Thompson
Avenue. l"sisritv morning Rev. rata
81 Cpghlan Will Eayo cahrEc. BuI!aI
u,!i n.. mad" ~ the Grc"n!awn eren'c'
terry. The deceased IS survived by his
Parents. four sisters and four tvothcia.
Moundsvlle Briefs.
Miss Moliia Lewis has returned 10
her home at West Alexander. Pa, after
visiting friends In this city.
Miss Virginia Terrell Of CarroIt"n'
.. Is visiting her era 3dparentS. Mr.. and
Mrs. W. l. Jones.
WIZ Caldwell Of Philadelphia. Ia,
r0s returned home after visiting friends
here.
The Sunday school q the Trinity
Episcopal church vii! give lawn fsiH
on the parish house lawn next fr'uaF
evening.
Miss Ruth Young OF Canton. O.. Is
visiting her grandparents. Mr. and Mrs.
l.. White Of Jefferson avenue.
Friends OF J W. Wcllman. forme"
Mouudsvillc postmaster. Will regret %
earn that his condition has become
more critical in the past few days
Mrs Anna Eel!ar. grand chancellor
cr tho Pythian Sisters. of WIll!amstown n,
". Va. attended n meeting or Littl"
I'r:nccs, temple. No. =. here last eve
uing.
,'h.ldren's Day will he celebrated at
the United PRESBYTERIAN church tomor-
~uN mnr0'n.
Senator Waiter F. Burgess has return
II :rrru au extended business trip 10
he ccu;ral part OF the state.
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WELLSbURG
Ramsey Undecided

Wellshurg. W. Va. June l6.--lt "a he
ing freely circulated throughout the
FIRST Congressional district. 10y the
friends ur r. l.. Ramsay. that he wlN
within few days announce Is candi-
dacy FOR the Democratic Nomination
for Congress for this district.
When questioned about these reports.
Mr.. Ramsey said: j''Sir0e Major N"eicy
made his announcement. I have been
unable 10 give this subject much
thought. the day MAJOR Ncclcy made his
announcement my father d;~d, and dur
Ing all Of this week. | have hcen tied
M I'm tho trial now going on against
tho sheriff &C Brooke county. but VIII
make definite announcement an"ut
this matter. on" way ." the other with
In 4 :l:U:: nv"
Simpson Tunoral
Tho funeral services for tharies 1,
Simpson who died Tuesday were mold
Thursday afternoon at con o'clock frm
the Simpson HON" on Commerce street.
large number of friends and rela-
ives attended tho services 70 pay thc'-
,o., token ~ respect 10 the deceased.
MANY Noral offerings surrounded our
friend and brother to chow the esteem
f. which ne was hell by the commun-
nv. Rev p +. Rurtt had charge or
ihc services Interment WAS made in
Brooke Cemetery.
G. A. 2. Encn1npment-
Ajax. Gilrhrtst. % 9Th street. broth
or John and william Mccain OF New
Alexandria. Ohio. arc home from the 6.
s. r. Errampmcnt A. Rucyrus. OHIO.
over conn Veterans Yer" registered A.
this encampmcnt, rilchard being COM
mardcr n chief. Next year III" Heter-
ans viii meet At columbus. Ohio.
Mncks Here Today
Wrllshurg meets - new foe here sat
urdav when the NCconkey club Of
Wheeling appears At Kiwanis Fark.
Mc,onkrys have played here every year
since their organization but not while
In tho Tnter-CltT league. Against Fol-
larshcN last Saturday. and again on
Sunday. tho "; Ling outfit looked had.
but that Is not - Re construed rs asy
work for Wcllshurc. Folianshce has
nhout the best balanced team in the
league At the present tine. With col
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lection Of fence busters" who would
took mighty swcc: on any team
Silver Anniversary
Mr.. and Mrs. G. T.. Dewitt OF Beech
Bottom. arc celebrating their "5th ami
versary Friday, June litn. a. III" l'"-
Witt home. The house was beautifully
decorated with pink aud whit" roses. \
six O'Clock course dinner was served.
covers being laid for sixteen. \ larG"
silver cake with bride and groom
formed the table center piece with place
cards 20 correspond. Mr.. ana Mrs. he
witt received man" gifts ~ s!!rc: and
cut glass.
Boosters Meet Tonight
All persons Interested In the organ
Izat!on Of n big athletic club here orc
Invited 70 be present N tho city build
Ing this evening. when another meeting
Of the tentative organization VIII take
place. Nothing definite waa done at the
meeting on Tuesday. 1t was thought
best to wait untN the membership was
larger and more representative before
undertaking tho election ~ officers or
deciding on any definite plans II is
hoped. however. that sufficient mum
Der OF persons interested In boosting
Wcllsburg IN an athletic way Will hc
present
called FOR eight o'clock.
wellsburg Briefs
David Jones of North Main street. a
student n; the West Virginia University
MorCantown. is home from four day
trip to Wheeling. Marietta. Charleston
and Fairmont. where he has been play
Ing on the W. '. |. t'nnis team. and
has made a splendid record The team
,ra ,nI
times in rs history.
DR.. and Mrs. F.. r. Dare and daughter
Esther having returned home from
West Alexander. IA. where they have
been spending scvcra! weeks with Mrs
parc'S parents.
Mrs. James Surglson. Of Pittsburgh,
Ia. who has been Visiting her sister
Mrs. l.uu!sa THOMPSON. OF Main street.
loft for home Thursday afternoon called
there by the Illness Of her daughter
Louise.
Miss Pearl Coorcr. at Washington
Pike was Wcilsburs visitor Friday
morning.
Mrs. Louis Vollhard: and daughter
Eleanor loft Friday morning 10 spend
n few days with Mrs. Nolhardt's par
cn,s. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stoetzcr OF
Wheeling
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Jones. or East
liverpool Ohio. who have hecn spend
ing commencement week at the home
" Mrs Jones mother. Mrs. s. r. Lauck
or Bethany loft Friday for short
business trip TO bridgeport, 0hto.
Cassius Couusclmar and Miss Pearl
Ledger visited Thursday evening Il
the home Of Misc LeEcr's cousin, Archie
Ledger. or Tolranshec
Mrs John IryV's has returned 70 he-
home on Main street. after a week s
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Experiment Farm. who spoke on Forest
~, ard l. J. Tabor. director Of asricuI-
.i.rc Of Columbus. All parts or the en-
ncrIment farm and the work that -
icing carried on there wer" also m
spcrted by the many visitors.
st. Cleirsville Briefs.
willard TrcnNcr pf Barnesviue, o.
was IN St Liatrsr!,le THURSDAY eF"'
ming IN the tnteres: ~ III" summer
chautauqua which will be held here
carly IN July.
Miss Lou Parkinson and brother
frank Parkinson ot NRrnock, were
,.,sitors I'm 81. tlairsville Yesterday.
Attorney Gordon r. Kinder OF Martins
Ferry was n business caller here ycster-
day. III,
4 number Of local people will attend
tho meeting Of the Farmers club which
ls being entertained this afternoon Il:
tho homo Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Tar
kIuson Of near Warnock.
Tho Modern Priscilla club were en-
,cr,nircd on Thursday evening at inc
homo Of Mrs. John SUIT on Marietta
street. Fancvwork was the chlel ~
version and dainty refreshments were
served by the hostess.
Mr. and Mrs Kenneth Ferry and chill
IRON o. Cleveland a-c visiting nj N"
home OF MS parents. Mr.. ana MIS- . y
Perry % cast OF town.
Mrs Frank Eddie and children OF
r,rraeytlle aro visiting her sister. Mrd
= A. wilkes Of this place.
MIR and Mrs. rh'l'r can" and hahy or
Martins Ferry have returned home after
Visit at the home or her parcnts. Mt
and Mrs J. O. Ferry ~ cas-, OF town.
, Harold Mcbride OF Rarncsvtie was n
visitor in ST. Cialrsville yesterday.
Ch.rics Barton ~ Barton was calling
on friends in s.; Clalrsvi!le Friday.
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Tho pixie All Stars will play the
Dykes OF McMechcn OF the south Ben
wood grounds Sunday afternoon. Inc
two teams have been wanting 10 come
together for some time and tn" game
has the promise az being fast one
The game will re called At three O'clock
sharp
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OFFICIALS % tho Baptist church ard
Sunday school arc completing plans for
the holding OF their annual picnic at
Cresaps Grove on July 4th. One OF the
nrcSt programs ever put over "a being
arranged and 4 fine and ENJOYABLE limo
Is assured all those privileged N at
tend. Tho trip 20 the outing place IL
To he made by boat.
sodosky Funeral Monday.
Funeral services will be held Monday
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BENWOOD
Game Sunday


Tho pixie All Stars will play the
DYKES Of McMechen OF the south Ben
wood grounds Sunday afternoon. The
TWO teams have been wanting 70 come
together for some time and tho game
has the promise Of being fast one
The game will be called at three O'Clock
sharp.
Kerries Entertain
The members OF the kerTie c!uo VII
entertain a number Of guests from BEL
laire. Ohio. tomorrow at their camp
In the NarrowS tust below MrM""hen
The afternoon will he spent III swim
ming AID the evening N dancing. IhiS
VIII ~ the sixth T"0wd that mas heeh
entertained AT the camp ard all arc cN'
pcc:.ng a good time.
Bachelors Entertain
The members Of the facN"Inr cruz
will entertain number OF young 1eo'
ME at their camp near rowhatan sun
tav The cluh have had n hard time
oncrinS their camp owing "a repairs and
nuiIdirg that they have had done. The
camp IS situated in pretty SPOT and
many good times ar" expected by the
no.mhers and many friends Of the club
sablJak Funeral
Tho funeral "f Frank Sab!jak Will he
held today from his la'c home on FoSSs
Run. The Diseased dlod IN the Glen
dale hosrital Wednesday aftec Ions
confinement caused from an injured
hac< received from fall % slate. MI
Sahliak was about fo~tH-Hv" years Old
and ia survived by wifi" and four chill
Gren In,ermcnt IN Mount calvary Gem
ctery.
Last Rights
Yesterday morning ~ eght-thirt,
- - Ia T
was held from her horne on McMech"r
street Rcu'iisni high mass was held
I'm the s.. Johns church AZ min" O'Clock
in charge VI faiths: i+enslsey. ot Wells
burg \ large number &c friends At
tended the funeral services. The body
was laid to ioS, in NoUnt calvary CEN
etery.
Howard Death
The sye weeks old child Or Mr.. and
Mrs Harry Howard Of Marshall street
tied TAursday evening AT their home a.
: so O'Clock Tho body viii he taken &c
Cameron ,oday where tn" funeral ser
vices wifi hn he'd. The body will Re
we'd - res. in ~" cemetery ut that
place.
Finger Badly cut
Joseph HiCra0T vac severely hurt
Yesterday whom ~ work In Warwood
He is emrloysd h the craft plant OF
Warwood and wh,'r ~ work h" cut an
artery in his thumb which caused the
loss of 50 much blood that he hHd ~ be
taken home. Tho c'I, Il no; fatal hu,
weakness caused from III" loss OF blood
will conAne Nj. Hgcans 10 hts home
for some time.
Renwocd sriofo
James Haires oC Wheeling was {
business visitor IN town today.
, Mrs Dan O'poanpll of SchrirE Ohir
was in town yesterday 10 attend tht
funeral ~ Mrs J. O'po11"ll
Mrs Mary Truav - making extensive
iHrrrovomcrtS on her residence on Sl"v
enth street.
William .TordNu - Pittsburgh was {
business visitor n Gown Yesterday.
Miss Nciiin Wallace Is VISITING
friends here for = few days.
Bernard Ward is recovering nicely
from the burnes received while at wOrl
al the Wheeling Steel and Iron plant.
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Notice fo- Annie .Bak ordered and order
issued t. sheriff Waiver OF notice tt.cd
by next of kin.
Anna Il. Hunt. deceased Inventory
GIed approved and record ordered,
Patrick Mullen, deceased. Citation 10
widow returned and NlcI endorsed with
acknowledgment Of service.
Howard II. Nca;hcr!rEtoH, deceased
Application filed for appointment OF adj
niu.s;ratrix. Bond $1,000 filed and APP
proved. Appointments made, letters or
! dered and issued. Inventory ordered. or
der issued and continued.
! Marriage Licenses
7 Samuel clinton Evans. ago -. mech.
an!c, and Josephine Brady. age -. both
OF GAINESVILLE. Rev. c. W. Cooper PEI
| formed the ceremony.
John G.. YauSsy. age AZ. a farmer Of
| Bucyrus Ohio. and Clara Grace Dur'Cs
! age 80. of Armstrong; Mills. Rev
, Sherwin performed The ceremony.
Plea OF Guilty
| William Norris OF Glencoe entered a
| plea Of guilty 20 n charge Of threaten
ing IN A mcnac.ng manner before Squire
! Davies yesterday afternoon AMI was
fined $40 and costs ny the squire. Norris
was arrested yesterday by Constable
! addison on complaint oc Fred Gibbs
whom I. IS alleged Norris threatened
about TWO O'Clock Friday morning.
Realty Deods
| DeIhert II Gregg and Carri" GreES
| 70 Thomas {. Ro!on and Oscar f.. Muir
! rhy. tract Of land in Goshen township;
cons,dera t!on, 81.
Lon !. punrce to William J. Decker
tract Of land IN pnita-y township: con.
sideration, $500.
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ST. CLA|RSVILLE
Probate Court

Probate Court
Mary A Forster. deceased. A7p,ca-
lion filed 70 admit TO record authenct-
Gated copy of Will and order Of probate
thereof. Record ordered.
Brandt =. Hervcy. Guardianship. APP
plication hled for appointment of guar
dian Bond 1850 filed and approved.
Choice nf guardian flied by minor. APP
po.ntmert made Letters ordered and
issued.
Ernest r Stringer. deceased. Invor-
tory flied. approved and record ordered
Annie Bak. guardianship. Application
fled for appointment Of guardian. Set
for hearing June 10. 1929. at 10 A. NJ.
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Man Who Lost $2,645
Gambling, Now Enters Suit

East Liverpool. June 16-Thomas F.
Ward pottery worker, today filed suit
against Peter Mullen. Robert Reark and
Lafayette Henry owners OF the Man
o. War Grill to cover s2,64S losses al
legged to have been sustained In gam
bling games. betting on horse racing
and baseball pools An attachment was
Issued on the grill.
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route to their homes in different States
after attending the school course At
Bethany college.
Miss I,ura Cox, Of Washington Pike.
was shopping In Wellsburg Friday.
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FORD CLIMBS BANK

A Ford touring car from Wheeling
climbed the inside Of tho curve on GOOD
Intent hill east of St Cla.rsv;lle yes
;erday afternoon and turned upside
down, No one was injured and the car
was r!ghted and taken away for repairs
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1922-01-26
HOSPITAL NEWS NOTES

Mrs. Mary Carter OF Weiser, Idaho
was operated on Tuesday morning
at the hospital here for appended
It's.
Mrs. Alice Peterson OF Nyssa is the
proud mother OF baby girl. born
at the hospital last week.
Ed. Davran. who underwent an
operation some time ago. is again
able 10 be around a little.
Mrs. Anna Sullivan who has been
confined to tho hospital for some
time. is now getting along nicely.
Mrs. Il. 10. Hall and Bethel Hall
OF Fruitland were operated on here
last week, and are getting along
we'll.
Keith Cummings OF Nyssa. has
been confined to the hospital for
the past week.
Albert Wilson OF weiser was
brought 10 the hospital this week
for an operation.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1922-01-26
WINNERS GIVEN BANouET

For the past two months the
members OF the Endeavor have been
holding a contest for the securing OF
new members. Four teams were
chosen, each having the name Of
some make OF car. The team se-
curing the largest number of mem
bers for their particular car, were
to be entertained by the three los
ing teams. The winning team! un-
der the leadership OF Miss Ruth
Lackey and Guy Secoy we're enter
tanned Wednesday evening with a
banquet in their honor. at the Con-
gregational church.
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Drane, Irene Faubion, Marjorie
Peterson, Edith King, Ethel Conway,
Urba Anderson, Wendall Thayer,
Ralph Emison, Frank Scott, william
Lees, Hugh Biggs, Jack Weaver, Paul
Peterson, Frank Clement, Aubrey
Dean, Lawrence Rowey Earl skow,
Donald Parker and Ralph Drane.
Miss Conway acted as chaperon.
The Sigma club had planned
sleighing party last Tuesday night,
but owing to a change in the wealth
er, an indoor party was held instead
at the home of Misses Hope and
Evadlne Cochran. The early part OF
the evening was spent In playing
various games, after which the
Sigmas and their boy guests attend
ed the show. Delicious refresh
ments were served at the Cochran
home after the show.
The Junior class is planning
sleighing party some time in the
near future.
The girls at the Practice House
had as their guests Monday night
at dinner Judge and Mrs. w. w.
Wood and Miss Conway.
Monday morning beginning at ten
O'Clock. a tryout debate was held in
tho assembly room OF the High
school. The question discussed
was: Resolved; That the Nations
of tho World should disarm to
minimum necessary for police pro-
lection. Margaret Blackaby. Reba
Rood. Frank Clement and Francis
Rieder upheld the affirmative; Myr-
ma secoy, wendall Thayer, Eugene
Shay and Hugh Biggs upheld the
negative. The negative won the de-
cision OF the judges. The teams
chosen to represent the High school
in the Oregon State Debating League
are Reba Rood and Margaret Black
ably. affirmative; Hugh Diggs and
wendall Thayer, negative. Hugh
Blggs was given the highest score
by the judges. Tho teams will meet
teams from Vale and Nyssa in the
near future.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1922-01-26
ONTARIO HIGH SCHOOL
WEEKLY NEWS BUDGET
Written and Edited by the News Writing Class .of
The English Department

The stock Judging team which
will soon enter a contest at Welser
is composed of the following boys:
James McCreight, Guy Secoy, Ro-
bert Linzy, Lou Weaver and Eugene
Shay. The members of the grain
judging are Dick Adam, Ralph
Drane, William Vernow, Thomas
Amidon and David Chadwick.
Two more beginning students in
typewritlng have made 80 words a
minute or better since the last pub
lication. Alice Dorman making an
average of 3S.4 words a minute, and
Alice Bervin 80 words a minute, on
fifteen minute test.
The Nut Club and the order of the
o, invited their girl friends to en-
Joy a sleighing party with them af-
ter the basket ball games Friday
night.
The members of the Ontario Ra-
dio Club are planning to publish a
club paper about February 1st.
The members OF the cast OF
Green Stockings" the senior class
play, are busy each night practicing.
They expect to put on the play the
last OF February or the first of
March.
On January "a the first half OF the
school year closes. Students who
are behind in their work are making
good use OF the last days Of the
semester.
Friday January 90. the Ontario
basket ball teams, both the boys and
girls, played the Payette teams In
Ontario, Both teams came out with
the long end OF the score. the boys
winning 81 to 10. the girls 10 to 2.
Saturday evening the N. NJ Club
and their invited guests we're enter
tanned at the home OF Miss Urba An
derson. The evening was spent
with games and music. At the
close OF tho evening refreshments
we're served by the committee In
charge. Those present were, Alice
Margaret Blackaby, MIL
dred Davis. Pauline Jaquish. Doro-
thy Dean, Clara /. Wood, Margaret
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guests OF Miss Warren's parents
Mayor and Mrs. p. M. Warren.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. McClain are the
parents Of 9h pound boy, born
Saturday, January 21st.
Mrs. Mary Cronin who has been
staying In Payette for some time,
returned to her home the first of
last week, and went on up to Vale
where she spent the latter part of
the week with Mrs. Steelhammer.
]. ID. Adkins and son of Spokane,
returned to their home Saturday af-
ter weeks visit with Mr. Adkins
sister, Mrs. Nan A. McNair.
The Congregational Ladies Aid
will meet Wednesday, February 1st,
with Mrs. +. s. Taylor.
Mrs. Sylvester Rose OF Ironside,
and little son, are the guests this
week of Mr. and Mrs. G. Tureman.
Miss Modest Moore spent Sunday
visiting her brotheri Arthur Moore
OF Parma
Last Saturday afternoon Mrs. Il.
v. Anderson entertained a number
OF little folks at her home, with a
party in honor OF the sixth birthday
OF little Robert Augustus. A fine
birthday cake was the center OF at
traction and a very pleasing after
noon was spent by the children.
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q. ~. ELECTS

The Christian EndSavor Society
OF the Congregational and Prysby-
terIan churches at a business meet
Ing held last Tuesday evening.
elected the following officers for the
coming year: vergil Reese. presi-
dent; Hope Cochran, vice president;
Laura wherry. secretary; Eyadine
Cochran. treasurer and Helen Dun
stone. pianoist.
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ven on bueIness thIa week..

we'll on business this week.
Little Evaline Lackey, the gran
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. A. M.
Lackey, is sick at their home with
smallpox. Miss Ruth Lackey of the
Public school faculty, is staying
with Mr.. and Mrs. A. Il. Roberts on
account of her nelces illness.
The offices of the alheur Home
Telephone Co. are receiving new
coat of paint this week.
The members of the Girls club
gathered at the Gymnasium at the
High school Tuesday evening, where
they we're entertained by Miss Ada
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1922-01-26
MooRIc-WADKINs

One OF the weddings OF recent
date which is OF interest to many
Ontario people, and which was some
how overlooked by the Argus was
that OF Arthur Moore and Myrtle
watkins OF Parma, Idaho. Mr..
Moore Is an Ontario High school
graduate. and served In the world
war. His father Major Moore is a
prominent farmer in this section.
The young couple will make their
home In Parma. where Mr.. Moore
Is employed In the bank.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1922-01-26
LOCAL PERSONALS

Mrs. Blake has resigned her po-
sItion with RAIDER Bros. Co., and
will leave on the LIST of February
for LaGrande, where she has accept
ed position with Hill's Department
store.
G. T. Coin of the Boise Livestock
a. Loan Co., was in Ontario this
week visiting Frank Ryan.
Glenn Evans OF the Automotlve
supply. Co.. spent two days in Cald-