The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1922-09-28
LOCAL PERSONALS

ner nome west OF town. The Union
decided to make a quilt to be sent
to the Children's Farm Home at
Corvallis. The officers for the
coming years who were present,
were installed in very impressive
ceremony conducted by Mrs. Lees,
assisted by Mrs. Morton. Mrs. Bos-
well and Mrs. Winslow, with the
hostess had prepared delicious
lunch. The October meeting will be
Mothers meeting, and White Rib
bon Recruit under the direction of
the Child Welfare department with
Mrs. Troxell as leader.
Earl Secoy who is student at the
College of Idaho, came home for the
week end
G. e. Bingham left Sunday night
for, business trip through southern
Idaho.
well, and G. e. Bingham drove to
Spokane to attend a meeting of the
managers of the Permanent as the
Pyramids" concrete pipe company
On their way home they visited
few days in Yakima and took in the
Washington state fair.
Harry Kennard, watermaster for
the county, was in Ontario on busi-
ness yesterday.
James A. Kyle, of Stanfield, one
of the directors of the state develop
on trip of inspection looking over
the irrigated section.
Mrs. j. A. Brown of Baker,
formerly of this city, accompanied
Mr.. and Mrs. II. L. Ross on a trip
down here Wednesday. They came
over Dooley mountain and report
the road badly cut up and in places
somewhat dangerous. They are re-
turning via the Old Oregon Trail.
e. A. Fraser was Baker City
visitor on Tuesday and "Wednesday.
1t would require roll call OF the
business district to report the num-
ber of Ontarians who went to Welser
on Wednesday to help start the
Weiser Roundup, and they report |
ed a big time, too, on their return.
Mrs. J. d. Billingsley entertained
the Monday Bridge club this week.
DR.. George w. Van Waters will |
hold Episcopal services at the Ma
sonic hall on Sunday evening, Oc-
tober / to which an invitation to all |
Is extended.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Coughanour of
Garden Valley, Idaho, came down to
Ontario to spend Fair week with |
Mrs. Coughanour's parents, Mr.. and |
Mrs. Jacob Stroup.
Mrs. Vincent Byram of Payette |
was brought to Ontario today for
an operation for appendicitis which
was successfully performed.
Gus Johnson of Washoe under
went an operation at the hopital to-
day.
Mrs. Adeline Brown received word
last week from her daughter Mrs.
]. Arthur Young, now resident of
Petaduma, California, where Mr..
Young is a member of the High
school faculty, that they had bought
Il home and expect to make the
famous chicken city their home,
Mr.. and Mrs. Oren Boyer are the
parents of a baby boy born to them
on Monday. They have named the
young man, William Oren.
Theodore Welker OF Weiser has
taken position at the Ontario Phar
macy succeeding Jack Jimmerson
who left Sunday for Palo Alto, Cali
fornia to matriculate at Leland ,
Stanford university to continue his
course.
j. W. Mccullough returned We'd ,
nesday from Iowa whore he went to :
take depositions In case pending
In the district court, h
p. ]. Gallagher left Monday
for Burns to be present ia
the term of the district court there.
From Burns he expects to so to 4
Bend to attend the sessions of the !
Oregon Irrigation congress,
w. II. Doolittle left Tuesday !
for Portland on business.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. +. Cotton
If French, Idaho, ON September 81, y
! boy. a
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Mrs. Callie Cole returned home
his week from an extended visit In i
owa. +