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" I . ' BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL CHARLES C. ZWEIGART Attorney- At-Law Wilson Building Ontario, Or. THK ONTARIO ARGUS, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 25. 19ir. McGONAGILL Attorney at Law Will Practice in All Courts JR. W. 6. HOWE Telephone No. 732 Dentist First National Bank Building Pceda nnd PafonM. Recorded in the county clerk's or ifice from Feb. to 20, 1M5: tT. S. A. to Monroe M. Hancock SWVi NEK lots 1-2. Sec. 23: lot L Notary Public. Office Over Postoft.ee Sec. 24-15-45, Feb. 3, 1915. ii I Murdock McDonald, et ux to C. C. i Smith THREE vs. Bessie Mne Albert R Price Price; dlvorcs, MnrriaRe licenses week: John Price to Annie Davis, Feb. 20 1915. issued V ANSFER, BAGGAGE AND EXPRESS MEET ALL TRAINS john:landingham RS. PRINZIN6 ft, WEESE Ontario, Oregon Office in New WiWn Block. Mil . C. BREn D I. COLCORD, M. D. Office in New Wilson Block Ontario WV4 WH, 20-19-47, Jan. 18.1 1915; $50. Claude J. Musselman et ux, to Or son It. Smith NW4 NE NE, 29-15-47, Feb. 15, 1915; $600. Ontario Urn! Townslte Co. to Jett Mansker Lots 37-38-39. block 4. Riverside add. Ontario. Feb. 4, 1915; $405. Chas. Click et ux to Maurice Town send Lot 29, block 3, Riverside add. Ontario, Feb. 6th, 1915; $600. Russell W. Reed et ux to Bthel C. Bonlerard Brief. Oscar Neese and family visited relatives at Arcadia Sunday. Curt Ingle left Saturday for TTnlty. Oregon, to visit his brother, Horace Walker and family, and to bring home some of his horses to use in road grading work. Moulevnrrl Orange met Saturday Sidney Robinson wits dangerously night at the Qmagfl ball. Five now sick with the measles SunHnv nirrht but is getting along nicely now. during j members were added to the nwmher- ihip. Rabies claimed two more victims among the dogs this week when L. A. Walker and 8 H. Render both had fo shoot their pets. Dentist Office 2nd door east of Ontario Phar macy on Nevada Aveou Near R. R Depot flcCULLOCH h WOOD Lawyers Rooms 1-2-3 First Nat' I Bank Bldg. Ontario, Oregon ESLIE J. AKER Lawyer Room 9, First National Bank Building Ontario, Oregon fl1 TEOPATWC PHYSICIANS Dr Harriot Hear Dr. Pauline Bears 'OradmatM American School ol Osteo pathy, Klrevsvllle, Mo B look. Wilson Telephone. 14 Blk J H. WHITNEY Physician and Surgeon Office In I. O. O. F. Bldg.. Ontario Oregon . Church Services Unitwd Prrsbytbr.an Bible school at 10 a. m. Preachinc at 11 a. m. and 7:80 p. m. Young peo ples meeting at t . p. m. The church is here to help the people and the community. You can make a more potent force. Come to any or all of the services and you will And a wel come. W. N. Brown, Pastor. CATHOLIC CHURCH Mass at 8 A M on 1st and 8rd Sunday of each month. On all other Sundays ai iv a as. H. A. Campo, Rector Methodist Church Sunday School, 10:00 a. m. Preach ing, .morning, 11:00 a. m., evening 7:90 p. m Yon noed the church the ohuroh wads you "Let's get together." C C. PRATT, Pastor Mrs. Harry McCarty and daughter Ornrmr, .lones-SEW. 2-15-40 Peh n lain- """"" rciurneu rnursaay rrom .si enn , Frultland where they had been visit- State of Oregon to Luella E. Horn ,ag at the U M Caprona. -8E NW. 34-27-42. Oct. 10, 1911; Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Ware returned to , iMeasa, Idaho, after visiting relatives John Keeney et ux to O. W. Porter ana friends here for several wiieks. 8W, 11-16-46, Feb. 4th. 1916: I $1,600. Mrs. Lixiie Stout of Ontario visited David Nelson et ux to rtobert Erick- sast I. A. Walters, and C. E. Ami sen Lot 4, 8ec. 16; lot 1, Sec. 9-15- don homes from Thursday until Sun 46, Feb. 13, 1915; $3,880. .day. David Nelson et ux to Andrew B. --- D . . . . . . .. Anderson-NrV NW. 16; lot 2 ' ,?? R" a ,eb n" """ Sec. 9-16-46, Feb. 13. 1916; $5,100. ., . . ""noon ny emer- Nlcholas Krles to Lottie May Simp- ''n,n,f "eVt'ra f "er little friends. - r flnmni t-.--.-i hint rl nn.l s-.a TH . a. son Lots 14-16. block 77. Ontario. i ".I -"- iw inn Feb 13 1916' $100 ' servea ana a rouicKing good time en- ' ' . ' ' i Joyed Those present were: Averett uregon iaano iumner ro. to E. C. and Eethe, Hlckox. Mildred Conklln. B 'I!1. 'nt1 " lot 1 o 10. Luclle and Helen Clement. Ruth and & 67, 0nUrl0' March 20th- 3;'Jean Butler. Olenn. Qeorge and Reta Art King and J A Walter have sold their hay and are delivering It to Mr Carter to be fed to the horses re cently purchased by the French gov ernment. Federal Sheep Inspector Hlnton was out the first of the week Inspect ing several bands of sheep. Krnltland Item. Mr. John Bower received a car of fine posts last week which he will add to his stock in his new lumber yard. Mrs. N. P Yockley entertained the vjireon Esther circle at her home last Sarnrrtay afternoon. Making valen tines and writing on them original verses was a feature of the enter tainment. Dainty refreshments were servetf and all bad a very enjoyable time. Rax Ste-vens recovered nicely from the mean lew and (a out again. Martha and r.eorgw Is down with them this week. New Plymouth baa succeeded hi nrinntlne- a rranliiftnn that I )n nrln. New Plymouth this Friday to attend .ii i. - . .. .. i vipsss IIHI.T ui uwiiii-nn Ul lull IMI1U- The frultland Orange Is invited to' $1,000. I Rose. Mrs. Conkin, Miss Jean Conk- k. A. Marchant et ux to E. C. Van lln. Mrs. Butler and Mrs. Ben Rose Petten Lots 28-29, btock 9, Riverside also spent the afternoon with Mra. Rose. Mr. and Mrs. Art MvCarty of Nyssa add. Ontario. July 15, 1912; $3,416 T. C. Thompson to C. A. Rlce-NVfc NWI4. SW4 NWH. NWU SWU. 12-' 17-46. Feb. 17. I9tf,; $500. .visited at H. E. McCartye Katurdar Maynard Redmond to Oeo. W. Bates M. .., n. . m.ii. i. i. Co bankers Kwu sku 20.. ' r Harry nrown of Mallett. Is In r ia ieir ewi 32-2M6'. Ontario caring for Mra. Addle Brown Feb 18, 1916. $10. dur, n R. J. I vers et ux to D. E. Hood- Lote 6 to 10, block 135, Ontario, Not. 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Mcrntmrft, the principal of the high acttooi is rrjoflned to his home with the meaftrB, Mr. B. M. Nlsbet. an architect from Boise, attended the meeting of the school hoard last Wedtmerfay and sub mitted plans for the much needed high school building trow under con sideration. The board' proposes to call a bond election soon to ascertain the wish of the people. Mr. and Mrs. Coons amf family will move to the Prestell pIScw about one and a half miles south of town. Their children are having the nurmps now. Rev. Hower preached fltartfay even lag at th. Methodist chtm h to a large appreciative audlemnr. 1 Strictly Confidential CUSTOMERS have a right to expect that their bank ing busjntxs will be treated as Confidential THIS WE DO, and we also aim to protect their i ii l nts in w e r y legitimate maimer. 1 ST. 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