TIIE ONTARIO ARGUS, ONTARIO, OREGON, TITORSDAY, JUNE 1G, 1921
LOCAL PERSONALS
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Unrton of
Hakcr left Monday after a visit
with Mrs. Rarton's son, Mr, Snht
of tho Sako Cafo. Mrs. Darton, wlw
wnn formorly Mrs. Maggie lloiloll,
was married April 14th to Joseph
Unrton of linker an official of the
Bumpier Vnlloy Hallroatl.
Now clerks nt tho Golden Rulo
Btoro aro Miss Loin Howser of
Burns and Mrs. II. C. Oobnuor ol
Ontario.
Tho Itoheknh Club mot Baturday
ovonlng nt tho homo of Mrs. Dan
Purcoll In honor of Mrs. Jim Dlvon
who Is moving to Nyssa. Mr. Dlvon
hns chnrgo of tho Cash drain Com
pany Nyssa branch.
Mrs. II. II. Whitney loft Sunday
for San Mntoo, California.
Harry H. Cockrum nnd family are
nt Payette Lakes.
Miss Lawronco, formorly a mem
ber of the public school faculty
spont Tuesday and Wednesday hero
as tho euosts of tho Misses Cora
nnd Rthol McNulty. Miss Lnwrenco
wns onrouto from Port Illnkoly
WnshlnRton whero olio tnught this
past year to her homo In Fairmont,
Nebraska.
Arthur Cockrum nnd Dryan Neob
drovn ovor from Corvallls whoro
they attended O. A. C. during tho
past year, In Mr. Cockrum's r.
Miss Loin Housor, n Rraduato o
O. It. 8. who was nn 0. A. C. stu
dent durlnsr tbo pnst yoar spent
Tuesday In Ontario on hor way to
hnr homo In, Hnrnoy county
H. 0. Van Potton loft Sunday for
n business trip to Pendleton and
other points whero his company has
lumber yards,
Mrs. II. L. Peterson loft Saturday
for Portland to attend Knstern Star
(1 rand Lodge.
Kldor Ouy Dnll who rocontly re
turned from n nlnetoon years' stay In
Kuropo gnvo n very Interesting talk
at tho 8. D. A. church Wodnosdny
ovonlng. Kldor Dnll and Mrs.'C. U
Btovnr worn schoolmntos years ngo
nt Lincoln, Nobraskn.
w W Letson left Thursday for
Portland to Join Mrs. I.otson" who
Is In nttendnnco nt tho Eastern Stnr
Ornnd Lodgo.
Mrs. Paul Bellgmnn nnd dntiRhtor
Paulino loft Tuosday ovonlng for nn
oxtondod visit nt Portland,
Davo InRlo of Knndrlck. Idaho Is
vIsltlnR his brothor B. K. InRlo who
has boon sick for tho pnst two
weeks.
Mrs. Rd Durbln returned Sunday
from Nampn whero sho bnd been
spending tho wook with Mrs. A. II.
Cain nnd attending tho Nnxnrono
assembly
Mrs. Ooorgo M. Joffery who hns
been visiting hor parents, Mr. nnd
Mrs. C. P. dimming for somo tlmo
loft this wook for hor homo nt Ilolso
nrrompnnled ns fnr ns Cnldwoll by
Mrs. t'ummlnRs who will visit reln
tlvns thoro.
Mrs. Klmor Btownrt nnd children
nro spending tho wook nt tho homo
of hor father Mr. Gray.
Mrs. Audra Underwood In RlaylnR
with Mrs. J. Ilurrows for n fow
wookB, ,
Iluftis Dlnwlddlo of Jordan Vnl
loy was In town tho first of tho
week.
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In the Shade?
Rut cool breezes blow
in the vicinity of your
Beciric
A small investment
with n big profit in real
summer comfort.
The Children's
Relief
When they take their
naps the coot breeze
of the electric fan is a
balm that helps them
sleep.
5 Per Cent Discount for
Cash
Various TypesLow
. Prices
Electric Shop
Idaho Power Company
Kd Fi for and Frank Zollcr return
ed Tuesday from a three days fish
ing trip to Ironsldo. Thoy found
fishing not first class owing to the
high wator, however thoy brought
back qulto a numbor or trout.
Dr. Carl Dartlett of linker Is In
tho City.
Mrs. Wado nnd Mrs. Illbbard of
LaQrando, mother nnd sister of Mrs.
Conover enmo Inst week for a vUlt.
Mrs. Hlbbnrd returned home Tues
day whllo Mrs. Wndo will stay for
n few weeks.
Word wns recolved Tuesday by
rolatlvcs that Alethn, tho youngest
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. I. lllaney,
formerly of Ontario, had passed
nwny nt her homo In Cnldwoll after
only n fow hours sickness.
llololi Flfcr wont to Ilolso this
week for n months visit with rela
tives. Nathuu Atoxnndor of linker wai
nn Ontnrlo visitor Sunday.
Cnrl Curtnman Is down from
Itlvorsldo on business.
Kldnr II. W. Oliver of tho S. D.
A. Church Is In Ontario looking for
n location ns ho wishes to spend tho
summer horn.
Ooorgo King of Dnker, of the
Aotna Insurance Co, was hero Tuos
day. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Grovor, Mr
and Mrs, J. Sanford nld Mrs. Susie
Morton motored to Nampn, Sunday
to nttend the Naznrcno Assembly.
Tho following frlonds motored to
Vnlo Sunday to call on Prank Wins
ton nt tho Dr. Senrs Hospital! Mrs.
Kd Horry, Mrs. Kdda Ward nnd
dnughtor Illnnehe, Mrs, C, U. Stover
nnd son Dick, Undo Dick Ruthor
ford, Mr. Bmlloy and sister Mrs.
Doty.
Thos. Taylor of Tnylor-Knoblo
Co who hnvo a numbor of 5 nnd 10
co nt stores was In Ontario Tuosday
looking up a location for n Inrgo
storo, So fnr ho hns not boon nblo
to socure n building with sufficient
spneo.
Horn to Mr nnd Mrs. Will Hlckoy
Prldny n baby boy. N
A flno 7 pound boy nrrlvod nt
tho homo of his grandma, Mr. I),
Loltoy In Ontnrlo, Juno 13. Mrs.
R. II. Lolloy nnd young son nro do
ing nicely under tho enro of tho
two grand-mothers, Mrs, I). Lolloy
nnd Mrs. I). B. Tuckor. Ills father,
I. II. Lolloy hns given liltn the
nnmo of John Anthony.
Miss Bvn Sterling spont Tuesday
nnd Wednesday In Payette tho guost
of Dr. Kleldor.
Mrs. Oortlo Calvert Is Improving
aftor sovoral weeks sickness at tho
homo of hor daughter, Mrs. Andy
Johnson nt Pruttlnnd.
Tho Hoyal Neighbors nnd Wood
men will obsorvo Children's Day
Bnturdny with n picnic to bo hold In
tho pnrk.
Mrs. J. T. Ilnnnfln wns operated
on Wodnosdny morning nt Holy
Itosnry Hospital for appondlcltls.
Hor mothor, Mrs. Rradflold of Good
ing, nnd sinter, Mrs. Ilnrold Plorcn
of Ilolso enmo this wook to bo with
hor.
L. M. Capron nnd wife, nnd Mr.
nnd Mrs. John Mognuson wore
Thursday visitors at B. J. Horry's.
Arthur King vlsltod Prank Wins
ton at Vale Prlday. Mr. Winston
Is Improving slowly.
Stnnloy Ai of Junturn wns In
town for n fow hours Tuosduy vis
iting friends. Ho Is an old nrmy
pal of J. II. Gordon.
Mrs. Martha Drodorlck and Mrs,
Oscur Jacokos woro cnllod to linker
Thursday by tho sorlous Illness of
tholr sister, Mrs. 'Katlo Shuck, who
Is suffering from blood poison.
Tho Sigma Club woro ontertnlnod
at tho C. B. Miles homo nt Now
Plymouth Prlday nfternoon nnd
evening,
Mrs. Iluby Jenkins nrrlvod from
Numpn tho last of tho wook for a
sovoral wcok'a visit with hor par
ents, Mr and Mrs. John Hunt.
District Attorney nnd Mrs. It. D.
Lytle accompnnlad by Mr. nnd Mrs.
II. C. Basthnm of Vale passod thru
Ontnrlo Tuoadny enrouto homo from
n week-end fishing trip In tho Pay
oteo Lakes region- Thoy had fair
luck, but no big fish storlos to toll
on their return.
Mrs. B. I). Conklln and daughter
Mildred woro Ilolso visitors Thurs
day and Prlday.
J. A. Walter and wife wore guests
at tho O'Noal homo In Vale Prlday.
Dewey Patton roturnod to his
homo near Pnyotto Friday, from
Moscow Unlvorslty, Ho camo on to
Ontario nnd spent tho week end
with his grandparents Mr. and Mrs.
Ed Horry.
T. T. Kohout of Jordnn Valley
trnnsactod business and vlsltod
frlonds bore this week.
Fred Piatt of Parma was tho
guest of his father, C W. Piatt,
Sunday.
Sherry Johnson from Nyssa was
In Ontario Prlday securing help for
hay harvest.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Piatt camo down
from their homestead In the Lochart
region last Prlday Mrs. Piatt re
mained horo while Mr. Plntt roturn
od to tho hills.
Charles aoshort of Nyssa was an
Ontario visitor on Wodnosdny.
MRTHODIHT CHURCH
Sunday Sorvlces
10 A. M. Sunday School
11 A. M. Proachlng 'Tho Mount
of Glory"
7:15 P. M. Epworth League
8 P. M. Proachlng, "Stumbling
blocks." llAITIHT CHURCH
Dlblo 8chool, 10:00.
Morning Worship. 11:00.
Junior H. Y. P. V., 6:30.,
Dlblo Study Class, 7:00.
Children's Day Program 8:00.
Prayer Service, Wodnesday 8:00.
Arrangements aro being made for
a church and Sunday School picnic
on Fourth of July,
LOST Htm jack for auto. Plense
return to Globe Sorvlco Station or
Mrs. A. B. Rreqpunt. 26-27 P.
FOIl SALE 5 room house, 4
lots. Cornor. Good location. 12000.
Phono 30-M. 27-30,
Pure Bred Poland Chtna Gilts
and Hoars for snlo. lien Rose, On
tario. 24-SO.p
FMIAND BENCH
I
Carpenter-Hunter
Charming In Its simplicity wna
tho protty homo woddlng which took
placo Thursday, June 9th, nt high
noon, at the homo of Mrs. 8. Hunter,
Minnesota Avonuo, at which, tlmo
hor youngest dnughtor, Mlsi.i Olive
Pearl Hunter, was united lit mar
riage to Mr. Phil L. Cnrponter,
only son of Mr. and Mrs. L, II. Car
penter, formorly of Prultland, now
of Wolsor. Tho boautlful nn1 lin
presslvo ring ceromony of tho Meth
odist Episcopal church, was road by
tho pastor, Rov, George C. Todd.
Preceding tho ceremony, tho two
llttta daughters, of II. I). Huutor
Itolou nnd Laurn, nieces of tho
bride, daintily drossod In pink nnd
bluo, unravollcd tho white stro'tms
of ribbon loading from tho Btalrwny
to tho south window of tho parlor
which had boon beautifully docor
nted In pink nnd whlto. roses nnd
peonys nnd whero tho wedding oc
curred, Tho brldo nnd groom, un
nccompnnlcd nnd to the strnlns Of
Mendolsshon's wedding ranrch, play
oil by. Miss Hupp, camo dawn tho
stairway and procedol between tli.t
ribbons to tho placo whoro tho pas
tor was In waiting. Tho beautiful i
nnd Imprcsslvo ring ceromony of tho
Mothodlst Church wns' road by the
pnstor, Itov. George C. Todd. Mine
Hupp played "Humonosquo " while
tho happy couplo recolved congratu
lations. Tho rccoptlon rooms, parlor and
dining rooms wcro beautifully docor
atod with tho pink nnd whlto flow
ora nnd tho color scheme of pink
nnd whlto wns cnrrlod out In tho
dollclous four courso wedding din
nor given by tho mothor, Mrs.
Huntor, to tho thirty guests, tho Im
mediate relatives of both tho brldo
nnd groom.
Tho brldo, n young womnn of
storllng chnracter, grown to woman
hood In this community, n teaehor
In tho public schodls, wns charming
ly gownotl In n simple cropo satin,
trimmed nround tho bodtco with n
row of pearls. Tho groom has also
grown to manhood In this vicinity
and Is well worthy of tho brldo. He
Is nn overseas man. Tho happy
couplo loft In tho nftornoon by auto
for tho Pnyotto Lakes. Upon tholr
return thoy will for the present ro
sldo with tho mother of tho brldo.
Hchonl Notes
Tho Doard or Education at Us
meeting Monday night of this week
votod to call a special election June
28th to voto on a proposition to
build n $46,000 school building for
Prultland. Moro room Is needed for
the grades and It was thought that
n now high school could bo built
nnd thus glvo tho rooms now usod
for high school to tho grndes.
At this mooting Miss Kllno, of
Mlddloton, who taught tho sixth
grado tho past yoar, has been hired
to teach that grado agnln. Mrs.
Clomons, of Pocntollo, Is to toach
tho sovonth grado nnd Mrs, Anna
Cardon, who taught at Huntington
last yoar nud who has hnd Boveri
yonrs experience In touching hns
boon hired ror tho olghth grade.
This completes the teaching force
for tho coming yoar for tho Prutt
lnnd schools, ,
Social No ten
Tho Fidelia Class of the Ilroth-
ron Church had a monthly and soc
ial meeting Tuosday evening of this
wook nt tho mjo Uodard homo when
a tplondld tlmo wus had.
'the Ladles ChoiMs of tho Ilroth
ron church met Thursday Queuing at
tho church.
, Wodnosdny of this wook Mrs, Hoy
Klnsoy was bostons to u dollghttut
party ut which tlmo shu announced
tho engagement of Mr. Klnsoy'a Bis
ter Mlstr Esthor Klnsoy, to Mr. O.
W. llondrlcka of Mountain Home
Thoro wore fifteen ludlea prcsont tu
enjoy tho delicious feast and good
tlmo and to Join In good wishes tu
tho coming brldo. Mla Klnsoy U
mo uaugnter Air. and Mrs. J. M.
Knsoy and u gradunto or tho Fruit-
land High School. She at ouo time
lived with hor parents In Uoleo and
has visited horo often. Mr. Hen
dricks Is a buslnosa man of Moun
tain Home. MUs Kinney aud Mr.
Hendricks camo up from Mountain
Home to visit ut the Klusoy homo
ovor the week end. Mr. Hendricks
returned this Wodnesday uud MUs
Klnsoy will stay roja longer visit.
The Misses Poacock eutortaluod
to dinner Sunday Misses Tholma
and Mildred Williams, Bugeue Mc
Cleur. Howard Smith and Harle
Amlck,
A reception was given Sunday
evening at tho Uungalow for Hev
aud Mm. George Todd aud Polly Lou
uy the members of tbo church.
About forty youug people attend
ed the U. E. mooting at tbo Cregor
homo when Mr. aud Mrs. Ulllard
Cregur were hostesses. A most de
lightful tlmo was had, uiuuy of the
guests being those Just home from
College,
8UMMO.NH
In Tho Circuit Court of tho Ktuto of
Orcgou, For Tho County or
Malheur, w.
Klstlo V. Patch,
Plaintiff,
vs.
Poter Fredrick Martin, B. A. Pad
dock, EJUabeth II. Paddock,
and the Welsor National Hank,
a corporation,
Defendants.
To Potor Fredrick Martin, E, A. Pad
dock, Bllxabeth 11. Paddock and the
Welser National Dank, a Corpora
tion, Defendants.
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE
OF OREGON: You are hereby re
quired to appear and answer the
complaint filed against you In the
abovo entitled suit within six weeks
from the date of the first publca
Hon of this Summons, and It you
fall bo to answer for want thereof,
the plaintiff will apply to the Court
for tho relief demanded the Com
plaint to-wlt: for the Foreclosure of
that certain Indenture of Mortgage
Recorded In book "Y" at page 368
DIRECTORY OF ONTARIO'S
BUSINESS FIRMS V '
These
ie Men and Firms will serve your very needs promptly. Call upon or writo to
of those who are listed below when in need of anything in their respective
any
lines. They are reliable:
HANKS
PinST NATIONAL DANK
Capital nnd Surplus $100,000
"A Good Unnk In A Qood Country"
ONTAHIO NATIONAL HANK
Tho Oldest Unnk In Mnlhour
County "Sorvlco that Sorvcs"
Capital nnd Surplus $100,000.
DRUGS AND 8UNDIUKH
i. a. LUEims. DRuaaisT
"Wo Never Substitute"
Proscriptions a Spoclnlty
Phono 123
ONTAHIO PHARMACY
O. M. Cnstlomnn, Prop.
Prescription Spcclnllst Victor
PhonogrnphB Hoxnll Remedies
Eastman Kodaks
CANIV-CI(1AIU
THE SUOAR DOWL
Wo Make Our Own lea Croam
KI.KOTKlO HUPPI.iW
ONTAIUO ELECTRIC CO.
Itloctrlcal Appllancos and Wiring
CLi:Ai?i:iuf
W will Clean nnd Dya ror You
nt the
ONTARIO PHE88ARY
TIIE PANTORIUM
meaning, Pressing, Dyeing
Phono 81
TlAllDWAIUtf"
MCNULTY HARDWARE CO.
Satisfaction Guaranteed
TAOaAHT HARDWARE CO.
Maltiour County's Largest
Hardware Storo
TROXELL IMPLEMENT CO.
Farm Operntlng Equipment
McCormlck, Deorlng nnd P. & O.
11. R. UDICIC
Plumbing and Heating
Domestic Wntor Systems
KROE8SIN HARNESS CO.
Tho nouso of quality
V. W. MAIWDKN
General Repair nud Machine Work
Record bf Real Mortgages In tho
otrico of the County Clerk of Mnl
hour County, Oregon and upon
Lots, 18, 19, 20, 21, 23, 23 nud 24
of Block. 4; Lo(s 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 6,
7, 8, 9, 10, 11 and 12 nud 21 In
Block 10; Lota i, 2, 3, 4 of Block,
18; Lots 1, 2, 3. 4, S, 6 of Block
19 nccordlng to iho second Pint of
the Town of Aunox, Mnlhour County,
Oregon, now on fllo In the Office of
(ho County Clerk of Mnlhour Coun
ty, Oregon, nnd for Judgmont
npuinst tho defendant. Potor Fred
rick Martin, for the aum of $460.00
less credits, as follows, $60.00 paid,
Oct. 7th, 1919 and tho sum of
$25.00 paid October, 14th, 1919
with Interest thereon from the 2lBt
day of Docembor, 1918 at tho rate
of 8 por cent per annum, and the
further sum of $92.84, taxes paid
on tho above doscrlbod lands, with
Interest thereon from tho 31st day
of March, 1921 at the rate of 10
per cent per annum, and the fur
ther sum of $75.00 Attorneys fees
In this sutt, and for such other nnd
further relief as to eqnlty and good
conscience may portaln.
This Summons Is served upon
nnrh nf tho defendants In the above
ontltlod suit, by the publication
thcreor tor six consecuuvu o,
and soven Issues thereof In tho On
tarin Anrus. oubllshod In Ontario,
Oregon nnd of general circulation
In Malheur county, uregon, uuuer
and by virtue of nn Order of the
iinn nnitnn ninr. Circuit Judge.
of tho Circuit Court of tho State of
Oregon, for Malheur county.
Dated June otn, ist.
Date of First Publication Juno, 9th,
1921, Date of Last Publication,
July 21st, 1921.
C. McOONAOILL,
Attorney for Plaintiff
Residence. Ontario. Orogon.
HARRIS, 8TINSON & HARRIS
Attorneys for Plaintiff
Residence, Welser, Idaho.
NOTICB
Nntlro is hereby elven that It Is
contrary to tho ordlntncea of the
city of Ontario for any person, firm
or corporation to offer for sale or
use any explosives, fire crackers or
other denotatlng devise, save tire
crackers or small size, not over two
Inches in length and three eighths
or an Inch In thickness, such as
come In bunches, and even the use
of these Is forbidden within the
business district of tho city. Viola-
tlnnn nf this mentation will be DUn-
tshed by Infliction of Pennine's pro
scribed by the city ordinance.
II. I '. f-AHMBtl,
, City Marshal
FOR SALR-rFressure water ays
tem tank. In good condition. See J
H. Gordon, Ontario. tf I
HOTELS
CARTER HOTEL
Whore Stockmen Moot
Next Ontario National Hank
Now1 Managomont
HOTEL WILSON
Tho "Homey" Hotol of Mnlhour
County. Good Meals 40c
"Ol'TOMKTIlIBT
DR. J. A. MC FALL
Eyesight Specialist
Eyo Glasses nnd Spoctnclos
MII.MNKHY
Distinction In Clothing And
Mllllnory Is the Mark of Those
Who Pntronlza
THE STYLE SHOP
MORRIS MILLINERY A
NOVELTY SHOP
Pnlmyro Waists Women's Bulla
And Sport Clothes,
OSHORN MILLINERY
Nolt O. Hodford, Prop.
The Only Bxcluslvo Millinery Store
This Sldo of Salt Lake
MRS DLANCHE C. ANDERSON
Hemstitching 10c per yard
Phono 42-W P. O. Dox C10
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PURITY BAKERY
Ernest Harcua, Prop.
All Klnds'of Dreads, Cakes
and Pastry
NOTIONS
VARIETY STORE
Moro than n thousand Articles
for the homo
JliNiTUiiH""
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Cash If You Have It
MC DOWELL FURNITURE CO.
Purnlturo Hardware
Thoro Aro Always Bargains
At .Our Storo
B. PARRISII
Now nnd Socond Hnnd Furniture
Across from Doyer Bros. Storo
MAciilNl:ilV
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Farm Machinery and Equipment
John Deoro Lino Molina Tractdrs
PURE ART1HCIAL
I ' m H Mr I
Will be at Ice House between'
2:30 and 4:30 p. m. Each Day.
All special orders must
be in the 'night before
N. VINCENT
THE ICE MAN
PHONE 173-R
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COMPANY
FROM JUNE 20 TO 30TH
-WE WILL CONDUCT A-
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Every fixture in our store will be sold at a
Reduction of 20 Per Cent
Have you seen our ffxture room, if not call
and pick out your fixture for your home.
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"Good Things to Ent"
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If Its Good To Eat W Hnvo It
If Ifa Farm Produce We Uuy It
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