The Gate city journal., October 21, 1921, Image 5

The Owyhee Wave
Supplement to the Gate City Journal, Nyssa, O r. Get 21, 1921.
h'red Hiilson, a young man well
known in this community, died Sun­
day night following an operation tor
api»endicMia, at the Caldwell hospi­
tal.
■Mr. andi T. 01. Lowe and Mrs. John
W all and children, Kenneth and John
were guests at te Kingman-Otis wed­
ding in the Kolony 'Wedneday.
Mr. and M is. George Benton and
family visited at the DetBord home
Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and IMre. Fred Klinigtoack and
baby, I onis, w ere business visitors
in Ontario iMonfilay.
T. M. ¡Lowe
accompanied them as far as the Gate
City.
Mr. and -Mrs. Kaylor have recent­
ly had a telephone put in.
Mrs ■?. F. Sehiwetar and M bs U i-
1 la.il i’av ; attended the Institute at
Vale this week.
Mrs. ¡C. E. Sehweizer was a guest
o f Miss Sula Thompson of Ontario,
Sunday evening.
Mr. and1 Mrs. Pete Rader who have
been employed on the Jack McCon­
nell ranch moved to ¡Nyssa Moo! lay,
the ranch having been ren'ed for 'the
coniin g year toy J. C. K yger and son
Lynn and Lu DcGolde.
The family
will soon take possession.
Mr. and
Mrs.
Rader intend
going to the
homestoalil at Riverside soon.
(Miss Gladys McGinnis was an over-
nigh: guest of Anna SchWeizer Tmes-
'llay.
Mr. and M -s. W. W. •Smith and son
l^eomrd were guests to dinner at the
W alter Pinkston home 'Sunday.
Mr. and IMrs. George Glascock and
family visited at the N'ewhlll home
near Ontario 'We 'ties clay, bringing
home 'With them their little daught­
ers, Viola «trad Thelma, who hold toeen
visiting there.
John Bigelow ate dinner at the 8.
D. Bigelow home Monday. He took a
load of turnips !n town from the Bige­
low ranch.
IBlgelows
also have
some fine head lettuce almost ready
fo r market.
R. R. Overstreet and son, Robert,
visited their Owyhee ranch Tuesday.
It is reported that Jack MdConnell
and Biggs & Dunaway have sold
their hay.
J. P. McGinnis and sons, Alvin,
W illie and Ronald and Henry Slip-
pey, who went hear hunting to Log­
an Valley, returned Tuesday, via the
John Day country, over the new high­
way which they say is a fine road'.
Sad to say, they found no hear nor
deer.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. tFord at Cald­
well, were guests at the Alvin McGin­
nis home Sunday.
Jesse Cantrell and son, Archie, and
Cecil ¡Smith returned ¡Monday from i
short visit in Long Valley.
Mrs. F. ¡L. (DetBord and dau h e r.
Mildred, 'gave a party ;n honor of
the Tth birthday o f her daughter,
Florence
Children present were:
Jdhn and Alice Glascock, Emma an 1
Viola Glascock, Kenneth MdDonald,
Gera) and 'Florence ¡DelBord.
'Roy dames, o f 'Nyssa, was a gates t
of his cousin, Rollo ¡Fenn, this week.
F. I,. 'DViord shipped some wheat
from Adrian this week, toeing a mem­
ber of the Northwest Grain Growers
Asso I tion .
Fred Klin^back helped
with the hauling.
Louis DetBord came down from his
homestead at ironside Tuesday.
¡Warren iFenn and ¡Louis are haul­
ing a few loads o f willow poles from
the Smith ranch.
Word from Mrs. A. E. ¡Rust nd
family, o f Meltoa, stales that they
i re majoring in ¡potatoes this year,
having had 30 acres, and still have
two car loads c f good seed to sell.
Mr. Rust is (building a large cellar
for late Ipotatoes.
John Rust has
sold his Melba ranch and w ill go
eist this Winter to feed sheep, tho'
he is intending to run his Owyhee
ranch next year.
Mrs. Rust also
states that her sister, who w il toe "e-
memtoered here as Echo Ellis, is mar­
ried and living in Marshfield.
Con­
sidering the hard times everywhere,
the Rusts are doing wel on their
ranch and expect to have it paid for
Roon.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Snyder are
iihe parents of an 8 pound daughter,
horn Monday, October 17.
Mr. an'l-Mrs. Frank Friar and Don­
ald Beebe left Wedne-Hay for an
overland trip toy Ford fa r their o l '
home in Dallas, Or.