The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1922-03-23
OWYHEE

| week END at her nome near Nyssa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Dewitt visit
ed at the Lowe home Sunday.
Fred Klingback sold the hay on
his upper ranch at So per ton, II.
Walters getting the bulk of II. Thir-
ty-five ton was sold to Morgan &
Fine and forty-one ton to J. Gordon.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. d. Brown OF Par
ma have rented the ranch run by
Albert Caperton. They are living In
the Chas. Fisher house temporarily.
l.. J. Peterson has been feeding
sheep on the Walker ranch formerly
known as the overstreet ranch.
Jesse Cantrell and sons Archie
and Perry, Jesse Thomson and Oral
Hlte we're guests to dinner at the
Gus Schweizer home Sunday.
lantern sides on women of diff
ferent Countries" and washington
City" were shown at the. school last
Monday.
Miss Lillian Davis met with her
sewing club at the Kaylor home
Saturday. After the business ses-
sion refreshments were served by
Mrs. Kaylor and daughters.
Chas. schweizer paid the dentist
at Payette a visit Monday.
Jaunita and Johnny Bigelow were
guests TO dinner the Claude Wilson
home In Nyssa, Saturday.
ID. ID. Pullen will probably exhibit
supernatural strength this year lie
is putting in an acre of onions on his
ranch.
Sunday school was resumed with
n good attendance, after several
Sundays enforced vacation, on ac-
count OF Illness In the community.
II. Walters went to Arcadia Mon
day after cattle, which he IL taking
to the Bend TO feed.
Tho owyhee river IN slowly rising
since the recent warm days.
Mrs. II. l.. DeBord called at the
Kaylor home Saturday.
Friends will be sorry TO learn that
Grandpa Bradley, now living In NyB-
sa. is seriously Ill.
Harold Newly is guest at the
Rollo Fem home this week.
Word has been received by Mrs.
A. c. Bradley that her niece, known
here as Lily Turner, died recently
OF influenza.
s. ID. Bigolow In planning on put
ting In one and half acres OF head
lettuce. Chas. Fisher also intends
TO put In some.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Skinner are
home from a winters visit with
their daughter. Mrs. Ida Hausman
OF Nevada.
Kenneth Mcdonald was an over
night guest OF his cousin, Gerald De
Bord Saturday.
Fred Klingbaek was a Payette
visitor Saturday.
Newt Thomason and son, Jesse,
we're visiting friends In the COM
munity last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Marshall, Miss
Jennie Newly and Earl Ward visited
at the oce sohwelzer home Sunday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Patterson
Visited at the Chas Fisher home last
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Shatto aud
children, who have conducted the
Ward ranch for the past year, are
leaving soon for Lancaster, where
they will be employed by l.. ]. Peter
son.
Mrs. ID. p. Pullen, who has been
In poor health for the past year, is
now very much better, In fact she
states the she never felt better In
her life.
Mrs. Lu de Goede called at the
Lowe home Monday.
Harry Howland returned this
week from Cambridge, Idaho after a
few weeks absence. having been de-
tanned there by the illness of his
wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wall and fam
lily returned 10 their home at Cres-
ton after about months visit at
the Lowe home.
John Gordon is starting a band OF
sheep for tho hills this week to
lamb there. He had a large Job OF
marking done Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Brown OF Nyssa'
who have rented the Ward ranch
moved in the first Of the week.
The weekly choir practice will be
held at the Lowe home Saturday eve
ming. The one last week was we'll
attended.
Doc Pullen is the owner OF new
Oliver plow purchased from Wilson
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