tAtihtoAV, AMttL 24, 1920.
MALHEUR ENTERPRISE, VALE. OREGON
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LOCAL PERSONAL NEWS
J. F. Phelan and wif. of Bonita
spent Tuesday, April 19th, in Vale
on business relative to his ranch and
says everything is in good shape in
bis section altho the recent storms
and snow has set things back some
what. "'
J. D. Hammack, if Bonita spent
tho midweek in Vale, on his return
from a Visit to his mother in Los
tine and reports a backward season
to Wallowa County owing, to thei
'continued storms general thruout
Eastern Oregon. -
G. E. Corliss of Ontario spent a
'few days visiting in Vale in the
pearly part of the week.
. J. A. Newton, Silica mining man,
"of Harper, spent a few days in Vale
this week. Mr. Newton has already
installed a mill which is now in full
operation.
Claude VV. Wells, manager of the
American" Diato- Company of Harper,
spent, a few days visiting relatives
in Vale and purchasing furniture for
the new house which is being erected
for him. ''...'
. W. C. Tomlin, stockman and ranch
er of Harper, -spent the early part
of the week in Vale looking after
business interests. ' '
Harry Tomlin land wife passed
through the County Seat Monday en
route to' their home near Fangollano
from Ontario
W. A. . Schlupe, ';. a rancher near
Harper was in town Monday attend
ing to business at the land office.
C. H. Morf jtt, Malheur Merchant,
spent Monday in Vale.
Joe Weber, one of Harper's most
enterprising' farmers spent a few
days, in Vale and attended to busi
ness at the land office.
A. C. Spurlock was a Vale visitor 1
from Riverside Monday,
J. A. McNulty, Stockman of Wat
son Bpent Tuesday in Vale looking
iter business Interests.
Hugh Shover was a Vale visitor
from Watson Monday.
W..R.. Harrington, a Brogan Farm
er registered at the Alco rooms- in
the early part "of the week.
MrsvThos.; W. Claggett of Ontario,
spent a few- days visiting in the
Mueller home ' this week.
Mrs.P. J. Gallagher, of Ontario,
came to Vale Monday to meet her
husbatid; who has been in Bums at
tending ' Courts , . They returned to
Ontario the .same evening.
D. Stewart, who is very ill at the
Drexel Hotel. . Arrived from Bonita
Tuesday that he might secure medi
cal attention. "
James Graham; of Westf all was a
Vale visitor Tuesday.
Fred.. Kingsbury, visited in Vale
Monday from Juntura. .
Amos Roethler, stockman of West
fall, accompanied by his wife and
small daughter spent several days in
Vale thi week.
W. S. Davis, of Battle Creek, Mich
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Vale Mill' & Elevator Company re
turned -to' Vale Tuesday from a trip
to Boise. Mr. Davis, expects to spend
some time in Vale.
E. E. Kendall was down from his
ranch near Jamieson and spent sev
eral days In Vale.
Roy Campbell, who was formerly
of Vale- how of Ontario, spent Sat
uray in Vale.
Mrs. Eva Yost spent Monday in
Vale from Rjverside. '
Loyd Edmunson and wife were
Vale visitors in the early part of
the week . -
J. H. Gordon, of Ontario, was in
Vale Tuesday, visiting and on busi
ness,
District Attorney, R. W. Swagler
wan in Vale on legal business the
first of the week.
v Fred B. Currey of La Grande spent
F. B. Currey of La Grande spent
a few days visiting relatives and
renewing old acquaintances v- '-
this week. He visited with his
I nephew, George Huntington -.let;.
r. J. Ualiagher, State Kepresenta
tive. spent Tuesday and Wednesday
of the present week in Vale on court
business.
Mr. L. Boswell of Big Bend spent
a few days in Vale the first part
of the week transacting irrigation
business.
J. II. Thompson of Nyssa was in
Vale on business' Wednesday remain
ing over till Thursday.
Harry Tamblyn. County Surveyor
has returned from Malheur' City,
where he spent 10 days surveying
for individuals in that section.
' Christian Church '
(J. A. Melton, Pastor)
Bible School, 10 A. M. You will
miss something if you are. not on
time.
Preaching 11 A. M., Subject The
Church, what is it, m prepa'-x'-imi
for the inter-world Church. Drive
for funds to "carry the Gospel to the
uttermost parts of the wvrlfl
Christian Endeavor, 7 P. M. fol
lowed by a special Musical Progimn
consisting of Solos, Duets, Quartets;
and Readings, also a special song by
our Young Ladies Chorus, A 15 min
ute' address by the pastor, subject
The Church and its Task. You are
cordially invited to these services and
if you are not present you will miss
something worth while.
Methodist Episcopal Church
(E. F. Clower, Pastor.)
Sunday School at 10 o'clock A. M.
Mrs. B. F. Farmer Supt. "
The regular Childrens hour, at 11
o'clock A. M.
Junior League at 3 o'clock P. M.
Epworth League at 7 o'clock v.
Preachine at 8 o'clock P. M. ,
Singing practice at 7 o'clock Wed
nesday evening.
Prayer service at 8 o' clock P. M.
Thursday. . .
All will receive a cordial welcome
to any or all these services.
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Student Body Votes Near East Fund
. Talk Fair Affairs Wind
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f ONTARIO. Oregon, April 23 On
i Thursday of this week, occurred the
wedding of Miss Dorothy. Jaquirh to
i Herbert Paul, at the home of the
bride's mother, Mrs. Delphine Ja
fluish: Rev. Cochran, of the Tresby-
teriah church, officiated. The bride
and groom left Friday for a honey
moon trip to Chicago and other mid
dle western points.
! Rev. W. J. Luscombe gave a talk
Wednesday morning, to the High
School student body, in which he
vividly presented the great need of
money for the Near East region.
That afternoon, the Seniors voted
to donate $75.00 of the amountthey
made from their class play, to the
relief fund.
Mrs. Ida. B. Callahan, of Portland,
presjdent of the State Federation of
Women's Clubs, was in Ontario, Sat
urday, and held an interesting meet
ing of the Woman's Club at the
Public Library. Delicious refresh
' ments were served at the close of
the meeting.
The Furity Bakery moved to the
od Lambkin store, near the Ontario
Meat and Grocery -Company, this
i week. In eddition to this action, a
large electric oven, costing $2000.00
has been installed andf other machin
ery has been ordered.
F.. H. Mulkcv. of Spokane, arrived
this week to superintend the con
struction of the Ontario Milling Com
pany's plant.
Mrs E. A. Cooley and her mother.
Mrs. M. L. Currey, left last Wednes
day for the John Day country, where
they will spend the summer.
E. E. Kiddle. Eastern Oregon's
representative in the Highway Com
mission, was here Monday and Tues
dav. investigating local conditions.
. The Rehekahs held an initiation
in the Oddfellows' hall, Wednesday
evening, and a good time was enjoy
ed by nll. '
A proposition was put to the dir
ectors at the Commercial Club's
Tuesday luncheon, to construct a
combination natatonum, gymnasium,
and dance, hall. The matter was re
ferred to the membership committee.
Mrs. Henry Griffin returned .Wed
nesday from Nampa, accompanied by
Mrs. Sullivan, whom she has been
nursing for the past three week's.
Two healthy youngsters arrived
this week, to rejoice the Kime fam
ily, the first baby, a girl, was born
April 16, to Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Kimn while a nine nound boy was
born to Mr. and Mrs. William Kime, :
on April 19.
Over six hundred baseball fans at
tended the opening game at the ball
park in Ontario, Sunday, and wit
nessed the first honors for Payette.
Mrs. J.-W. Springer returned Tues-j
she attended a convention of library
workers who are interested in the
county library movement. The con-,
vention .wag held on Monday and
Tuesday and was superintended by
State Librarian, Miss Cornelia Mar
vin. S. M. Boucher and M. D. Thomas
have purchased the Hugh Allen dairy,
and will continue it under the old
nsrae of "Golden Rod Dairy."
Miss Estelle Conway returned
Thursday, from Portland, where she
attended the wedding of her brother.
The Tuesday Bridge Club met this
week with Mrs. E. H. Test.
. A. joint meeting of the Malheur
County Fair Board and the Commer
cial Club directors was held Tuesday
evening, when preliminary arrange
ments' were made for the 1920 Fair.
The girl's physical training classes
of the High School motored to Vale,
last Thursday, and enjoyed a plunge
party.
Fred Currey and son Oren are
down from Juntu.a, to visit Miss
TTirel, who is attending high school
here.
D. E. Montague has rented M. L.
Currey's home for the summer, and
Paul Cayou is moving into the house
vacated by Mr. Montague which was
recently purchased from Joe Staples.
Ontario's main street is being
flowed to lower the grade for pav
inr, and will be the next street to be
treated.
Wednesday evening, the Nut Club
-ntc tained with an initiation and re
crUon tne Wilson Hall.
Mrs. H. C. Cleveland and daughter,
Dorothy, left Monday, for their home
in Jamieson. after spending a few
davs visiting friends in Ontario. ,
R. V. Gunn, end L. J. Allen, of
Corvallis, are in town this week, as
sisting the county club worker, Miss
Mazie Wilson, in the organization of
the various clubs for the boys and
girls.
.. A slight "twister" struck the
northeastern part of Ontario, Tues
day, and wrecked two chimneys, be
sides' destroying a large plate glass
window at the Troxell Implement
Company. .
Peggy Renfreau, of Weiser, was in
town Tuesday.
Mrs. A. M. Warde and dnughter
Blanche, were visitors from Beulah.
last week.
The Wednesday Bridge Club was
entertained this week by Mrs. J. D.
Billingsley.
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LOCAL NEWS BREVITIES
Snow At Ironside Morgan Carlile,
County Assessor. spent Saturday
night and Sunday at ironside, where
fiBhitig and lots of it was the or-
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bite at all owing to the turbulent
condition of the stream as the result
of the recent snows that fell in that
vicinity on Monday and Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Fellows accompani
ed Morg on the trip. They are not dis
couraged nevertheless Bnd intend
going up Willow Creek in the near
future or as soon as the snows
have all melted and the waters are
again clear.
Purity Bakery Mored The Purity
Bakery of Ontario has moved to their
new location ont main street one
block south on the opposite side of
the street. The New Bakery
equipped with all the lateat type of
electric maenmery.
Buys Car Mrs. L. A. Mansur of
the Arlington has recently purchased
a Chevrolet touring car.
To Elect Officers The American
Legion, Julian Lowe Post No. SB.
will hold a meeting for the election
of officers on the night of Tuesday
April 27th, at 8 r. M. and all
members of the Legion are request
ed to be there. The regular weekly
ieetmg has been changed from Mon
day to luesday of each week.
Special Program Sunday night.
April 25th, a special program con
sinsting of music, songs and inter
esting readings will b rendered at
the Christian Church. The program
is free and all are invited.
John Day Boosted After a ride
down the John Day Highway grade
on their way to Vale from Bonita,
J. F. Phelan and party are enthus
iastic in their praise of the grade
and the work done on that portion
that is finished.
Returns From Winter Trip Mrs.
A. M. Hurley returned Monday after
spending the winter months in Port
land and Seattle with relatives and
friends.
Bonita People Visit Quite a num
ber of Bonita residents visited Vale
on Tuesday and Wednesday of this
week, Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Phelan,
were down on ranch business; George
Lees, was in Vale on naturalization
maters and Abe Lewellel accompani
ed him as a witness; Tom Stewart,'
came in to attend to his naturaliza
tion application, but was sick when
he left Bonita and was so much
worse when he arrived here, that
he was sent to the Vale Hospital a
very sick man; Mrs. Elizabeth Wor
ley and her sister Miss Mary Lew
ellen were here on a shopping trip,
visiting the various stores; J. L. Ham
mack, and Lee Hammack came in on
business and returned Thursday.
To Move Cattle On Monday a
number of cattle consisting of some
fine breed stock now in Crowley sec
tion are to be taken to Bonita by
J. F. Phelan and J. L. Hammack.
Baby Girl Arrival "of an eight
pound baby girl, born to Mr. and
Mrs. F. E. Powell of Vale is re
ported by Dr. H. W. Steelhammer.
on April 15th.
Baby Boy Dr. Steelhammer re
ports the birth of a nine pound baby
boy to Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Burrelle
of Vale at the Vale hospital Friday
morning.
Leader Has New Cir Miss
Mazie Wilson, the Boy3 and Girls
Club Leader of Malheur County, has
a new Ford car, which the Farm Bu
reau has purchased for her use in
the performance of her duties in the
course of following which Miss Wil
son must cover all parts of the coun
ty and she is very much pleased
with the new acquisition. At the
present time L. J. Allen, State Live
stick Leader is being shown over
parts of the county by Miss Wilson
and the car has proven that it fills a
necessary means of travel for thi3
branch of the Farm Bureau.
New Men's Emporium The last
of this week marksthe opening of
the men's sanctum-sanctorium on the
ground floor of the Alco building
next to the Drexel hotel, 'in which
James Smith caters to the wants of
the man of Vale. The new quarters
are large and spacious nnd are
equipped with three new modern
billiard tables, card tables, bright
linoleum and fixtures and a full line
of cigars, tobacco and cigarettes, as
well as candy, will be carried. A
firstclass fountain will be maintain
ed. The building has just been com
pletely remodelled and rearranged.
Takes Outing Fishing Saturday
marked the departure of John Davis
and party consisting of Professor
Beckman, John Boswell and Wendal
Thayer, on a two days fishing and
camping trip to upper Willow Creek
and altho the first did not bite un
til Sunday afternoon, they stayed on
and caught the limit for each of the
party and an enjoyable time was had.
New Rur.il Home Jerome Bridges
purchased 14 acres on Bully Creek
From L. A. Mansur through O. E.
Carman, for his son-in-law Frank
Kendall, who Is to make his home
there.
Blanton Lands Sold Messr. O. E.
Carman and H. E. Young, have pur
chased the Blanton place consisting
of 280 acre J lying immediately west
of Ontario.
Bullock Place Sold Fred Trenkel
bought the Bullock ranch and all its
appurtenances located in the Big
Bend section, which he is to make
his home dace, moving from his
1 place on the Shoe String
For Mrs. Claggett
Mrs. C. C. Mueller very informal
ly entertained a few ladies on Mon
day afternoon for Mrs. Thomas Clag
gett of Ontario who was a guest
in the Mueller home over the week
end.
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Club Meeting
Members of the Monday Study
Club will meen with Mrs. J. F. Mill
er Monday afternoon April 26 for :
the last regular study program of ;
the current year. All members are
urged to be present to take part
in this program and help plan work
for the coming year.
P. E. O. Luncheon
Members of Chapter K. P. E. O.
of Vale motored to Ontario on Tues
day afternoon where they were delight
fully entertained with a luncheon
and social hour by Mrs. H. C. Smith.
The guests arrived in Ontario about
three o'clock and after a pleasant
social hour were taken to the Blue
bird where at a specially appointed
table the organization colors of
yellow and white were used to mark
the sixteen places, and a delicious
four course luncheon was served.
Embroidery Club
Mrs. Ernest Diven entertained the
embroidery club Friday at her
home and an enjoyable time was
had and something in useful produc
tion was planned.
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Bridge Prty
Mrs. Earl Neely. entertained at
bridge Saturday afternoon last and
the high honors went to Mrs. Ernest
lnven. During the afternoon at this
party Mrs. O. E. Carman, sang two
delightful solo numbers.
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In Honor of Guest
Mrs. Burton West of New York
City is visiting in Vale with Mr. and
Mrs. H. K. Dunlop and has been the
inspiration for a number or pleasant
parties during the past week." On
Wednesday Mrs. T. T. Nelson was
hostess for Wednesday Bridge with
Mrs. West as guest of honor. Fri
day evening Mrs. John P. Houston
entertained for Mrs. West and Fri
day afternoon Mrs. , H. C. Eastham
entertained a number of guests in
her honor. After completing her
visit in Vale Mrs. West will continue
her tour thru California stopping at
San Francisco to visit with Dr. Flor
ence Dunlop Strickler.
Gingham Party
Mrs. F. C. Oxman entertained a
number of friends on Tuesday after
noon with a gingham bridge pai$y.
Guests arrived gowned in gingham
frocks and place cards were made
from strips of gingham. A gingham
anron was awarded as prize during
the afternoon's playing and Mrs.
Emsst Diven wm the lacky lady.
At the oios f the atteanon light
rfeshns-tt were aerveil by tke
hosfeesa.
Returns Home
Miss Maurine Jones returned this
week after an extended visit in
Boise with friends. During her ab
sence Miss Jonesw as honor guest
for a series of delightfully arranged
parties and dances in the Idaho Cap
itol City.
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