THE ONTARIO ARGUS, THURSDAY. MAY 20, 1915.
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Hood River, Oregon,
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three hundred acres. It gave the best satisfaction of any lead we have ever used.
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LOCAL NEWS
HOSPITAL NO IKS
R. W. Keif of Payette made a busi
nets trip to Ontario Monday.
(Jporgo Kisher of Nampa, w in
Ontario Monday on business.
F. R. Miller of Boise spent Monduy
in Ontario on business.
C. R. Dewey and wife of Uurns were
Ontario visitors Tuesday.
Lee Noc came down from Vale 'ast
Tuesday.
A. W. Workman of Nampa, spent
Wednesday in Ontario.
C. M. Crandall, a prominent lawyer
of Vale, spent Tuesday in Ontario.
Mother Superior left on the early
morning train .Monduy for San Fran
cisco, whole she will attend to some
business mutters and spend some time
at the exposition. She expects to b'.1
awuy uliont three weeks.
W. K. Kdwards of New Plymouth
spent Sunday with his wife and baby
at the hospital.
Miss Myrtle Lynn was taken to h.r
home in I'aette Saturday afternoon.
Miss Lynn recently underwent .in on
eration for appendicitis and has al
most entirely recovered.
Mrs. John Holm was removed to her
home in Whittley Bottom last Satin
day. Mrs. Holm is gaining every day.
Frank Moffit went to the home oi
D. II. I'urcell, where he will spend I
couple of weeks before going to his
home at Mulheur City.
The many friends of Miss Lcary will
be pleased to learn that she is stendily
improving and hopes are entertained
for her complete recovery. The change
to lloise and the meeting of old M ad
has proven a good tonic.
I.'. K. Hnyner and daughter Mr;.
Killbourne of Payette visited Mr.
Slump at tl..1 hospital Sunday after
noon.
Mr. Macon, of New Plymouth, was
at the hospital Saturday afternoon
to call on his daughter, Mrs. W. I.
Kdwards.
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vr. nu,. v. cum...... ...... ......y Mr. Krank Allen of Payette presene-
came in from Hums Saturday for j. ..... . . ., .
. , .. ed the sisters with some finely dressed
short visit. '
jhome grown chickens for their Sun-
Lee Mullen and wife of West fail day dinner.
were here Friday. Mr. Mullen is a
well known sheep man.
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LIVE SOCIETY NEWS I
Dr. Anderson of Weiser, came up
Tuesday.
Mrs. E. W. Luckey of Hums, spent
Saturday in Ontario.
Clarence Derby and wife of linker
City, were Ontario visitors Saturday.
Chas. Wilhaim and wife of Weiser,
spent Thursday in Ontario.
J. A. Haley, llradbury and Me-YVil-liams
prominent horse buyers wen
here this week.
Mrs. Addie Karns worth, whu was
brought over from Weiser lust Tuos-
Mi...s Crete Childers of Nyssa, MM (la evening in I m bad condition,
the guest of Miss Hull and Mrs. Hur- passed away Friday night at 11:15.
rell for this week end.
Mr. Kmmerson has sufficiently rc-
H. H. Norlhrup, who represent the covered from his operation for up-
Wise Piano House at Boise, was here pendicitis to be taken to the home ul
Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Cully north of town.
Henry Hlackwell passed througn ! Gordon Nicholcon of Harney Valley
Ontario this week on his way to his is at the hospital suffering from an
Alw.nl ranch.
attack of inflamatory rheumatism.
J. H. Hubbard of Wenatchee, Wash., I VV. J. McCoy, who waa brought in
passed thrugh Ontario Monday on his from Juntura with a very serious ciso
way to points east.
Rev. D. K. Ilaker will preach at the
White school house next Sunduy ut
li p. m.
Prof. F. J. Cleino will leave Sat
urduy for the Rain How mine where
he expecta to spend a part of hit. vacation.
Ri'V. Haker of the Uuptist church
went to Juntura Monday. He will
hold services at Juntura and Bivcr
bide and will return to Ontario Thursday.
Mrs. Fred O. Mahan went to Port
land Friday evening. After a short
visit there she will go on to Salem to
spend several days with her relatives
in that city.
of spotted f.ver, is improving fast.
Mr. und Mrs. Jackoes visited friend
.t the hospital Sunduy evening.
L. A. Walker visited W. R. Slump
Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. A. K. OUeu has returned to
her home on Little Willow after
spending a week with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Shimp.
The Argus Is always pleased
to receive advance notices of so-
clcty events that have not been
printed; also news of those that
have taken place. The latter
should be In the office not later
than Wcdnesduy noon.
One of the most enjoyable social
events of the yeur given by the Wo
man's (lub will be the reception at the
home of .Mrs. L. Adam, Saturday nf
ti i noon, May ,ud, from .'I to 5 o'clock.
This will be given by the members
and old officers to the officers elected
for the ensuing year.
The following members are on the
committee for this event: Mrs. Adam,
Mrs. Van Pctlcn, Mrs. Dranc, Mrs. K.
G. Ilailey, Mr. Wood, Mi H. B.
Cock rum und Mrs. W. C. Marsh.
The Tuesday Afternoon Bridge club
met with Mrs. L. Adam Inst week.
Red curnutions and spring blossoms
were u ed effei I ivcly as decoration i.
The prize for tho highest score was
awarded to Mrs. Hillingslcy. Tile
afternoon's ent rtainment concluded
very happily with the serving of !
fresh meats.
Mrs. Cayou was u very pleasing
hostess to the Silver Bridge club on
Wednesday afternoon of Inst week.
The fork was won by Mrs. Bumbo,
who had the highest score.
.
Mrs. ft. C. Van Petten proved a
charming hostess to the Ontario
Music club last Saturday uflemoon.
A very enjoyable program of popular
music was rendered. This will be the
last iriccting for this season.
An error appeared in this column
last week in regard to the officers
elected to carry out the progrum of
the Woman's club for the ensuing
year. Mrs. H. O. Drane was re-elected
president, insteud of Mrs. H. O. Brand
us it appeared in the paper und was
a i pographical error.
Mrs. Dorman, who was recently
elected president of the music club,
has appointed the following commit
tee to prepare the programs for next
year's work: Mrs. Clover, chairman;
Mrs. VVeese and Mrs. McBratney.
Mrs. E. A. Kraser was hostess to
the guild of the Kpiseopal church last
Thursday afternoon. The next meet
ing will be held in two weeks at the
home of Mrs. Gnodfcllow.
Mrs. Griffin and Mrs. I,eeH will en
tertain the S. and C. Club at the
home of Mrs. Lees, Thursday after
noon, May 27th. Election of offcers
will be held.
Mrs. A. B. Jackson, Jr., of Minne
apolis, Minn., and Mr. and Mrs. Kred
O. Mahan were the guests of honor
at a prettily appointed dinner given
by Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Pinney at
their home Friday evening. Covers
were laid for six.
MANY FROM PACIFIC
COAST ON LUSITANIA
Several Western Passengers
Reported Among Those
Rescued.
The following passengers on the
Lusltanla from the Pacific coast are
listed allium; tho survivors. These
are:
Mrs. Henry Adams, formerly of
Portland.
Miss Dorothy Connor, or Medford,
Or.
Miss Mary Walker, of San Fraacla
co. Mrs. Cyril Ilretherton, child and In
fant, I .on Angelea.
I.ewts L. Brllly, Los Angelea.
Dun T. Brown, Dos Angeles.
Henry Birohall, Boslyn, Wash.
Miss C. Altken. Roalyn. Wash.
R. I. Uray. Doa Angeles.
Following la a Bat of Pacific coast
passe agora on the torpedoed ahlp of
whom there la no trace
Tacoma Mr. and Mrs William
Crothera.
Hoattle Mlsa Alice Mlddleton.
Ban Francisco Will lam Deyland,
O. Jonea. A. R. Starch, U. Graham, E.
T. lie Hum u ire unil Mra. B. A. Clay.
Oakland James P. Oray, Mra. Wil
liam Uray, and aon Stewart Uray.
Sauaallto Mra. Arthur Courtlandt
Duck, accompanied by two sons, ague1
7 and 13 yeara.
Dos Angelea Mr. and Mra. A. C.
inn. he. owner of the Alexandria hotel,
Mrs. J. F. Uray, Mrs. Torrence Uray,
0. F. Foraettl, Mr. and Mra. C. 8.
Campbell-JohuatoD.
Victoria, It C O. R. Blackburn,
Mra. B. Haduw, Mra. Charlotte Mar
shall. Jamea Dunamulr, Mr and Mra.
C W. Smith and baby. Mr. and Mra.
Thomas K. Turpiu, Cecil H. Walr, R.
W. wiu.ii, Mr. and Mra W. U.
Stokes aud sou, Miss K. Barber, Cub
uliiKbaui Smith.
Vancouver, B. C P. W. Hawkins,
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Davey, K. J. Mor
rison, Mrs. Alan Crosble, Mr. and Mra.
1'elie and child, U. M. Smash, N. Wick
aon, Arthur Davey, Mra. Butler, Mr.
and Mrs. Clayton, Charles K. Kobia-sou.
PASSES AWAY
Mrs. Addie Pane lurnswoitli w.is
born RMf Denver. Colo.. June 1...
188(5, and passed away at Onturio.
Ore., Mny 14, l!lf. She leave
husband and little ..on, I years old,
and her parents, who reside in Colo
rado. Her mother, .Mrs. Cage, came
in answer to a telegram, but her
daughter had passed away a few
hours before she urrived. The re
mains were shipped to Denver Sun
day. Mr. Karnsworth, the little ho;,
and the mother accompanied the re
mains to Denver where the funeral
will be held.
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BUSINESS LOCALS
Wanted Bids on putting up 1200
tons of alfalfa hay two miles west of
Nyssa Contractor to furnish all equip
ment. Eastern Oregon Land Co. It
For rent Neat I room furnished cott
age, J. 0. Staples.
WANTKD -1'asturc for year old
colt. I. J. Dickson.
ltpd.
Order your aster plants nnd chrys
anthemum plnnts from the Ontario
Floral Co. Hcadquartcra Argut- officn.
Phone 49-J.
Mrs. A. B. Jackson Here.
Mrs. A. B. Jackson, Jr., of Minne
apolis, Minn., who has been the guest
of Mr. and Mrs. Fred O. Mahan on 'he'
Harrows-Ordway farm for several
weeks, left last Friday evening. Mrs.
Jackson, who is a daughter of Mm
ton Barrows, will join her husband in
Devil's Lake, North Dakota. win,.
they will make their future home.
ALFRED Q. VANDERBILT
Who lost hla life when the Lualtanla
aank.
Will Build on Farm.
Alex. I.ochetid left Monday mornin.r
for his farm on Pine Crick, to join
Mrs. I hi head, who has been out tlMTC
several duys.
Mr. I in load will start work right
away on a new home out there which
will be modern und an ideal farm
home.
Baptist Church.
Topics for next Sunday, 2:rd, 11 a.
m., "The Inner Circle." Thla address
will be tho first in a series of four
addresses on the transfiguration of
Jesus. Hear this address and keep
the connection. 8 p. m., "The More
Abundant Life." This is the eighth
in the series of addresses on the gen
eral topic "Life."
These addresses have been prep nod
especially for young people, und nil
are especially invited to come and en
joy the services with us.
D. E. BAKER, Bust..,-.
Claim Filed for Extra Road Work.
Astoria. l'etersun & Johnson, sub
contractor uadur the llo)jolin Ar
nold company In clearing and grading
the Columbia HlKhway between here
and Wustport, have filed a claim with
the county court demanding $73,221.77
alleged to be due for extra work aud
as a result of wrong classification of
material moved.
Accompanying the claim was anoth
er Including $2468.62 for engineers'
services lu cheeking over the work
and $671.42 as luturest ou the original
sum.
No Passports Required In Canada.
Montreal. No passports are re
quired for travelera In Canada. This
definite Information Is bolug sent
broadcast by the railway and steam
ship lines of Canada to offset any er
roneous Impressions which may have
been gained by the public through ao
much war news In the papers.
l'OR RENT Residence formerly
occupied by Dr. Wcese. V. B. Stapler,
Vale, Oregon. tf
To trade dood residence property in
a fine Idaho town for land or town
proiM-rty at Ontario. Box 083, Ontario,
Oregon.
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Only $1.25 for the following collec
tion of house plants: 1 heleitrope, 1
tailing star, I Mad Sail geranium, 1
Madison Harney geranium, 1 Ivy gcr
nnium, 2 begonins, 2 relus, 2 trades
enntins. green and veriegated, 1 Kcn
elworth Ivy, 1 Vincar Var.
Ontario Floral Co.
FOR SALE Cheap., Good young
stallion of Belgian breed. Also some
mares. Address box 4f7. Ontario. tf
FOR RENT Nice new bungalow
for rent or sale on caay terma. On
tario Laundry. tf.
Only $1.25 for the following col
lection of bedding plants: 1 double
sweet allsyum, 4 asters, 4 verbeniaa,
2 snap pink dragona, 2 lobellaa, 2 bat
on. . 1 moon vine, 2 double petunias,
2 dahlias, 6 Steels maatodon panaiea.
Ontario Floral Co.
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CRANKLY. friends,
you are missing
some splendid things in
canned goods if you
pass our newly stocked
line by. Our shelves
are loaded with a wide
variety of first class tins for your selection.
There are peaches and pears and tomatoes and
corn and soups and many other things, all pur
chased from entirely re
liable houses. Certain
ly we wouldn't recom
mend these canned
goods unless we thought
thev were fine.
WILSON BROS.
Millions Visit World's Great PanamaPacific International Exposition at San Francisco
ALL RECORDS FOR ATTENDANCE BROKEN BY MARVEL EXPOSITION CITY AT THE GOLDEN GATE.
Mrs. Bud Mansker, who recently
made plans for an extended visit in
Kansas and Oklahoma, is suffering
from a nervous breakdown and has
postponed her trip indefinitely.
Mrs. B. W. Tillotaon of Beulae
who has spent several days in On
tario, returned to Beulah Monday.
Mrs. Tillots.ui was the guest of M i -Berwood
Wood at her home west i
town a part of the time.
David McDonald of Beulah was a
business visitor in Ontario last Thurs
day. Mr. McDonald says the crops
look good around Beulah and pros
pects are good for a bumper crop in
that section.
The Ladies' Aid of the Methodist
church will hold a silver tea at the
home of Mrs. Guy Armitage this aft
ernoon (Thursday) from 2 until 5.
Those who will assist Mrs. Armitage
are Mrs. C. C. Pratt, Miss DuCloa,
Mrs. Watson and Mrs. G. W. Aber
nathy. All are cordially invited.
uniario Library.
Open Monday and Wednesday from
:00 to 6:00 p. m. and from 7:00 to
:30 p. m. Saturday from 10:00 to
:00 a. m.; from 2:00 to 6:00 p. m.
.nd from 7:00 to 9:30 p. m.
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VAST CE0WD OATHZRED BF0& THE HUGE TOWES 0? JEWLLS ABE Y0D G0IH0 TO VISIT THE HUGE EXPOSITION!
THIS remarkable panoramic pno
tograph shows iart of the
vast crowd that gathered on
the opening day of the Expo
sition, Saturday, Feb. 20. The crowd
was not only the greatest ever brought
together lu the wuat, bat In vaatuea
lt broke all previous exposition attend
ance records. The grounds were
thronged with vlaitora from every part
of the globe, aud the big attendance
still continues. The opening day
i rowd was remarkably peaceful, and
no arreata were made by the Kxpoal
llou guard or military during the day,
and but oae cnlld was loat, and It waa
returned to lu muCWr within fifteen
minutes. There were no accidents.
Tha photograph above abowa. on the
left, the Italian towers guarding the
eutrmnce to the Court of Falma. uext
the 1'alace of Varied Industrie and In
the center and on the right tha huge
grand stand built before tha Tower of
Jewels. Her Secretary of tha Interior
rranklln h Lane, actin la behalf of
President Wilaou; Prealdcnt Cbarlea C.
M ' of tha Panama-Pacific Interna
tlonal Kxpoaltion, Dr. Frederick J. T.
Skiff, director In chief, accompanied
by tha thirty Bxpoaltlon dlrectora, wel
i cowed the vast throng that assembled
lu Van Neas avenue and Its lateral
streets and, headed by Mayor Jtuuea
Rotph, Jr.. walked on f thmnrb the
atreeU of the city and Into the Kxposl
tlou grounds through the S ott street
entrance to the grand stand. At the
time thla photograph was taken I. In
coin Iteaehey, aviator, bad Just appcur
ed above the hoiiaoa lu but Dying ma
chine, and the throng waa awaiting
Mr. Ileui hey's approach to circle the
huge Tower of Jewels.
Since the opening day the Bxposl
lion has been crowded with visitor
from all part of the world. Low rail
road rates, the sunny skies of Califor
nia aud Uie opportunity to see tha woa
derful display of the forty-two at
tions tlutt ore participating in the
poultlon are drawing th ins ads to tha
Exposition city at th Wolden Oat.