THE ONTAEIO AEOUS, ONTARIO, OREGON, TUXFESDAY, APRIL 15, 1920.
JUNTURA SADDENED BY DEATH
OF MRS. MARTHA MOFFETT
Sort Ires Attended by NVIkIiIhiin mill
I'iIcikIh 1"i titu Mirny Interior
Points Warm Weather Heli
.liiiiliiiiiiiM lit (iitidoiiliiK.
(Special lo tlio Argus.)
JtrNTUHA, Ore., April 13. After
nn lltnoftR of nnny months, Mrs.
Mnrtlm Moffot, wlfo of It. N. Moffet,
passed nwny nt her liomo In Jimtiira
on Friday, April 9th. Mrs. Moffot,
nt tlio tltiio of lior dpntli. was 28
yearn olil, nntl lmil lieon n rosldout of
Junturn only it short while, lint-lug
boon brought hero from tlio much
homo nniir Drewsey when her Illness
bentno serious, but her romiirknblo
forllttulo nnil pntlonco during her
trying slrkness won her mimy
friends nnil itmrli sympathy Hlio
leaves n husband nnil u son eight
yrnr old to mourn lior loss, hm woll
nn mnny friends nnd nulKliliora. Tlio
fuiiprnl services worn held Saturday
with Interment nt tlio Junturn cetno
lory. Iliittinior Moffot. llodnny Moffot,
UiihhfII Hoborlsoii, Mm. Cnnnlo Mof
fot, Mr. mid Mrs. Jnck Drtiott nnd
othem woro In town Sntonlny for
tlio funernl of Mm. I. N. Moffot.
Mm. Humpy TlllotHim of lloulnh
was it Junturn vliiltor lust Tuomlny.
Int (I. Klnilmll of Prnlrlc him hoon
In town on business the Inst fow
days,
Mr nnd Mm. Alliorl Allium- woro
i hopping horn Inst Tuesday.
MIhm Jonephlnc KnuphUHinnn, who
spool n pnrt of lior Hauler vncntlon
nt tho Murphy rnncli rnr llmilnh,
rptiimoil Wodnomlny for I ho opening
of Kchool on Thursday.
Osrnr Hunt, n Junturn business
mnii, returned from Portland hint
l'rlilny nfter nil nhsonoo of koiiio
weeks.
Joo Cronln of 'nlnmlly wmi In
town Inst Tmmdny.
1'ollnwlug tho lone cold wlntor
nnil spring, those flMt fow warm
dnyH nro giving JunturiuiH it very de
cided ImpetiiH townrd spring raking
mid gardening.
Everett Hohim passed thru town
lnit week on hi wuy to IiIh homo nt
IloHWvIt, Moulnnii. nfter HpouilluK
i oino tlmo visiting hero. IIIh fnthor,
who nccompuulod him, returned to
hlrt homo In Cumin.
Mm. J. li. Hit wiih Hhoppliu; In
Junturn hint week.
Hex Arnwlno of lloiilnli wnH n Jun
turn vliiltor ThiiMiluy.
ltohort ltepil returned homo on
Friday from Cottngo drove, Oregon,
having left Mm. Heed greatly Im
proved In lipulth.
Last week 11 II l-ncknlt of Iron
nlilo mid Ontario wiih In town buying
nittlo of Wlniflo Scott mid J. ('. Lofton
Mr nnd Mm. Trod Cnroy nnd Mm.
Curoy's piirmitH arrived Frldny from
WiiMliliiKton for u vUlt with Oeorgo
Mel.nron, who I Mm, Curoy's
father.
Tlio I.ndlotT Altar Hocloty met last
Wednesday nt tho homo of Mrs.
Htmiton.
Mm. ltufiiK Tudor of llurnny mndo
n brief tUlt In town between trains
InHt week, tho guost of Mm. Mln
WetteMtrom. '
Henry llnrgol loft Monday for
Union, Now Mexico, whero ho has IiIh
Hlieep ranch.
MIhh JoHephluo ICnuphUHiumi mid
Theodoro Ilrock woro Sunday vlslt
orH nt tho Warm Springs dnm.
I.loyd Mcltuo or UIvomIiIo wus n
Junturn vUltnr on l'rlilny.
Arthur W'nrd, it former homo
hteader In this vicinity. pnitsod thru
lown lust week hound for Sun Fran
risen nfter visiting for nhoiit two
weekH In thenelKhliorhood. Mr. Ward
Ih In tho engineering department of
tho O. W. II. & N. nnd la tukiiiK ins
miiiunl vacation.
T. J. Htimrt nnd Theodore Ureek,
Jr, returned from n fow days' vuoii
tlou In llolso on Wodnouduy. Mr.
Htuiirt Iiiih Hccepted n poidllou In tlio
(lullngher Htoro following tho roiilg
nutlou of Fred Knuphusinnn, who
left hint week for u prospecting o
pedltlou on the Uwyheo with Krwlu
Mickey
MrH David McDonald mid Mm.
Jim Lofton of lloulali woro Sunday
vIhIIom nt tho homo of Mr. mid Mm.
D.itld (Irnhmii.
Hurry Churchill, Stmiloy Asp mid
Jink Wooer begun work on Monday
on the four-mile fouco which in being
Imllt liy the Jones Land mid l.lvo
Stock couipiiny.
Win A Holjorlsou roturnod from
iiiiiu nn o.iiuriui .
COUNTY NEWS ITEMS
OF
Ontario Advancement Co to W.
Illutou, NKNW.V4 SKUNK U. S14
NKSKiNKV. S-1S-47; 2-14-SIO.
I187C.
Ontario Adv. Co. to W. W. Iliu
ion, NN'KVjSKNKVi, S-1S-IT;
M4-20. ?1000.
Ontnrlo Adv. Co. to Joseph Hu
sleku, NSWVjSKUNKVl. S-1S-47;
2-14-20. $1100.
V, S. A. to Uoboit Hrlokson, Lots
2, 3, 4, Soc. 27; Lots , 2, 3, Sec 82.
16-40; 2-5-19.
llobort Krloksou et u to Hoy
Martin nnd V. W. Hallo, Lota 2, 3,
4, Sec, 27; Lota 1, 2, 3, See, '22.15
40; 4-3-20. $500.
V B, A to Victor C. Hamilton,
S'uNWU, Lota 2, 3, 4, Soo. 3; Lot
1, 2, 3, Sec 41-15-44; U-S-19.
H. It. Sherwood ot x to l M.
Wurreu, N 70 Ft. of Lota 4, 5, C, HI.
19, Nyssa; 4-2-20. $800.
A. U, Anderson ct ux to Robert
Krlcson, Lot 3, Soo. 0; Lot C, Sec. 8;
Lot 1, Sec. 8, oxcept 9 ncrcs; ir-4C;
3-8-20. $1.00.
Hobort Krlckson et ux to I'oto
Ivorson, Lot 1 (except 9 ncre) nnd
Lot C, Soc. 8; Lot 3, Sec 9-r,-lC; 10-23-20.
$16,000.
Mnrla M. Maxwell to Win. T. Atdi
craft, 8W8BW, 11-21-40. $1000.
John Wood ot ux to Hex MiirqulH,
2.8C ncrcs In 8WUSWUSKU, 1-18-40;
12-0-10. $C0.
aionn B. Uurrollo ct ux lo Clinn.
13. JolniBon, N14NEV4. BKViNWM.
8-10-44; 4-5-20. $0000.
Wm. B. Codor to 1). M. John. NV
U, 28, etc.; 3-27-20. $10.
Joo O. Stnplea ot ux to Haul O. n.
Cayu, Lots C, 7, HI. 147, Ontnrlo; C-
20. $1800.
U. 8. A. to JnB. M. Weaver, NWU
NWU, 27;13-39; 3-10-20.
Ella Sproul et vlr to W. F. Khouo,
Lots 11, 12, 13, 1)1. 120, Ontario; 4-1-20,
$1600.
Thos. J. Urosnan ct ux to OUm
Thayer, LotH 2, 3, SWtfNWH, WW
8WU, 28; SV4NHViN4SEH. 8KH
SIJHt 29: NI3V4NBM. 32; NWU
NWU. 33-17-47; 4-0-20. $57.12C.
It. A. Stownrt ot ux to Wm. Ilrynn
Plilpps, Lot 1C, 1)1. 174, Ontnrlo; 8
712. $1.00.
C. F. nnd I. E. DuPro to (loo. II.
Hoss, LotB 3, 4, 8&NW14. R-10-47;
3-20-20. $10,000.
Jns. It. Coder et ux to I). M. Johns
8WU, 20; BHEV4. 30-27-39; 3-27-20.
$10.
U. 8. A. to Oeo. I). Eddy. NBUBW
U, 88WWt 20; N M NWU, SEU
NWU. WNEU. 29-24-13; 2-2-20.
L. N. l'lnmoiidou ot ux to 8.
Humphrey nnd Lcsllo Hopo, I-ots 1,
2yv3, SWUNEUSBUNWU, EV4BW
H. o-iy-4B; ;i-iu-2u. $lo.
Mao Woslfall ot vlr to Sam F.
Taylor, Jr., Lots 39-40, III. 10.
Hlvorsldo Adn., Ontario; 3-12-20.
$10.
Montlo II. dwlnn ct ux to Mnlhour
Livestock & Land Co., Lot 1, Hoc. 19-18-40;
nnd NWUNEU, 25-18-45; 4-5-20.
$2400.
U. 8. A. to Ousloy E. Cnrmnn, N',4
SEW, NEUSWU. SWSWU, 20-10-44;
5-4-17.
Ontario Lnnd & Townslto Co. to
Mrs. P. S. Klblor, IajIs 10, 17, 1)1.
290, Ontnrlo; 6-22-11. $160.
""BriirSlciJoiiald "otux " lo" Fred
Koopmnn, NWU NWU. WNEU
NWU. .'U-19-49; 3-9-20. $24,000.
P. E. Nowblll ot ux to II. C. Gar
man ot ux, EWSEU, 14-20-40; 4-6-20.
$12,000.
Geo. W. Itouth ct ux to Frank
Brvlngton, Lot 14, HI. 84, Ontario;
9-2-15. $100.
Oeo. W. Dlnnton ot ux to II. E.
Young mid O B. Carman, WWNWU.
SWNWU. 12J NV4NBU, SWUNE
U. 14-18-40; 4-8-20. $10.
Hex Mnniuls ct ux to John Wood,
2.14 ncres In NWUNEU, 30-18-1 C;
12-G-19. $60.
Potor Wood ct ux to Oeo. W.
Oreoloy, 8WU8WU. 22; WW NWU.
SB U NWU. NWSWU. SBU 8U.
SWliSE, 2-27-40; 4-9-20. $2060.
U. 8. A. to Floyd II. Hownrd, SW
NBU, NEUNEU. 13, 14, 39; Lot 1.
Sec 18-14-40.
Frnnols O'Neill EHtnta to Francis
P. O'Neill. NEU3KU. 31; NWU
8WU. 8W8WU. SWU8EU. 32-10-II;
4-10-20. $16,000.
If-
An Oregon family ot four had $100
a mouth to get along on In 1913, but
had grown Into a family of ten with
only $45 a month lncomo In 1920,
how In tho world would It llvo?
That Is the Case
With .
The Stnto University, tho Agrlcul
turnl Collego, and tho Oregon Nor
mal. In 1913 they had 2260 stu
dents; now thoy lmvo 5400. And $1
In'lOin Is only ns good ns 46 cents
todny, In purchasing power
If You Yourself
Were Responsible
could you carry on tho work of tho
Collego, University nnd Normnl on
tho snmo stnto support ns In 19137
You Could Not
Neither enn tho Stato University, tho
Agrlculurnl College, nnd tho Normal
School do It. Will you not help
theso thrco Institutions to contliiuo
their useful and productive work for
Oregon by voting on May 21 for tho
Higher Educational relief mcasuro?
Pnld advertisement Inserted by Colin
Dyment In behalf of tho Joint Aluuiut
Hollef Committee for Higher Educa
tion In Oregon, 514 Plitock Hlock,
Portland.
1
6ur yllUes
This bank is an ally of the farmer, stock
grower and merchant, bound together by
an unwritten law for the advancement
of private interests and the develop
ment of Ontario and vicinity. You can
join this league by becoming a depositor
of this Bank.
Ontario National Bank
Oldest Bank in Grant, Harney and
Malheur Counties
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