The Gate city journal. (Nyssa, Or.) 1910-1937, February 25, 1932, Image 6

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W. A. Stevens arrived last week from
COURT HOUSE FILINGS
SPECIAL MEETING
Sid Burbidge left Monday for Port- BURGLARS STEAL
Los Angeles.
| land He Is expected to return Sunday
WEAPONS AND CASH
(Or Monday.
Real Estate Transfers Recorded
Elder Samuel Swanson Superintend*
AT JORDAN VALLEY I Charles
Judge David Oraham was over from
A. Calnan et x to J. Lewis ent of the north west district of the
Vale for the Legion installation here >
R. R. Qulnby Is report«! recovering
Mrs. Lee Householder was here from
Missal SE1-4SE1-4. Sec 3.
Twp. 32. Oeneral Council « tt o A « j« n h ft r «<
last night.
AUTOMOBILE
from an attack of phsAifhonla.
Caldwell Monday on a shopping trip.
.
Range 40. 3, 9. 31. $100.
God will speak at the Methodist church
Mr and Mrs. Ed Wilson, Mr. and j Jordan Valley— A burglary here caus-
xj s A to Andrew J. Callaway. Lot Saturday night. February 27, at 7:30
Dick Young spent the Monday holi-
Attorney E. M. Blodgett and Prank
Mrs.
Mr. »im
and » Mrs,
REPAIRING
—
... Jess Thompson ■ and
>*•« <ni.
in . Pd no little excitement last Thursday
Q
. NW1 , r , . , q w i 4
6 94 p. m.
¡T. Morgan were in Boise Tuesday.
day In Boise.
Fainham Sills attended the midnight night. Desperadoes broke into the Hotel •
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Miss
Annie
Stain
ia
recovering
irorn
thfatre
pr0(fram
ln
^
8aturday
Mr. and Mrs. W F McLlng were din- |
Poolhall and took ,20 in cash, » h r * *
* Catherine petche..
Mff ^
“
hTtZ
flnmntiirv rheumatism,
rheumatism which follow-
‘
nor guests Sunday of Mr and Mrs. inllamatory
follow
Mrs. I/orena Baker returned to Par guns and a knife.
, c W i . i Don t fall to hear him.
ed a severe cold.
Arthur H. Bone In Vale.
Ignition Generator and Starter
ma Monday after a few days visit with
John Acarregui moved 300 head °>
2NW148E 4
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Mrs. John Moore was here from her daughter Mrs. Wesley J.
Work
Will Anderson was In town from
Br 0 Wne!f a n c h T f i n ^ W BCk 8Wl
, V l 9 4°7. 5. 17. 27. $1 60. *
Magoffin camp for a week end visit Welser for the bridge luncheon at the and family.
Mr
and Mrs.
Mrs ^ 111*1
^ aauu,
¡ s . who left 1
here 1 O. ...
W. Glenn, Onilaeman
Sheriff to Penman
T C McElroy.
EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Hollenberg home Tuesday.
Just East from Depot
with Nyssa friends.
Chas. Wicklander,
v/ima.
wiLKmilurr, S t a t e KFRIISTP
JVir. ana
Hifnh
P. M. Binkley resumed work this 5 deputy, and P. F Weikal, county early in the fall for California, have ^
Mrs. Klaas Tensen returned home re-
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lg ^ 10 31 31 J There will be a Lenten service every
NYSSA, OREGON
cently from a trip to Portland where week on transfer of the city mail. Mr. deputy, spent several days ln the com- returned and are with Mrs. Mills’ par- in SE1-4SE
’
• - * at * -*
Thursday night
St. ------
Paul's ------------
Episcopal 1
TV
L n r . U o n n t i l W W M ii n # f V v o 1IM V» f 11V I
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J. M. Robertson
R. A. Conant
she visited her sister and other rela­ Binkley has been ill most of the winter. munity this week ln the Interest of the I ents Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Robison at *®2.0<y
A. J. Jolley et al to T. K. Jensen, Lots church in Nyssa.
Mrs. W. B. Hoxie and granddaughter organization of a grange. At a meeting Arock.
tives.
1 o f f
l E n n # f a « r T n r n t / i c i r U l l r n
Q
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Rev. Stanley E. Moore, Rector.
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Colleen left Monday for a visit with a here Tuesday night, there were not
Mrs! Ernest Fenwick returned from G. »2. *3, J * .“ “ 1 „N°1,20-^
15'
Bill Ashcraft is working in the Hop-
Mrs Hoxie
Ooodlng and her
Block 42. Ontario. 2, 11. 32. $750.00.
sufficient farmers present to complete Wilder Monday. Her husband Is feeding
kins barber shop at Adrian this week .
Robert E. Merrick et ux to Wm. J. j
hogs at that place for Sam Ross.
organization.
while E. G. Hopkins and family are on
Mrs. W. E. Robinson returned home
Mrs. Clyde Parks of Danner went to Langiewlc, W1-2NW1-4NE1-4, Sec. 29-
Mrs. M. B. Gwynn left for Salem
a business trip to Portland.
Saturday from Pocatello where she Saturday night where she will spend a Boise where she will receive medical 15-47. 3, 24, 27. $2500.
Mrs. J. B. Smith spent last Friday spent a few weeks with her daughter
C. W. Glenn. Sheriff to W. L Turner j
week at home. Her little daughter \ aid.
with Mrs. Bruce R. Hester in Ontario. Mrs. Orson Packham.
Patsy Jean remained w i t h M rs.; Mr. and Mrs. Ike Crosley gave a 500 Lot 3, Block B, Bartons Add Ontario, j
Miss Mildred Hester arrived home Fri­
1, 30, 32. $18.25. R. B.
Senator J. D. Billingsley, candidate Gwynn's parents Mr. and Mrs. John D. ! Party Saturday night,
day morning from Willamette unlver- for re-election to the state senate, was Laclcey Mrs Gwynn Ls feelln„ much ; w . A. Stone returned from Caldwell
R. D. Maule et ux to Ralph D. Dun­
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r . . n ,.n
f o in n r l»
n £• f
P p lf lo ll
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— 1 bar et ux, Lots 15 and 16,
sitv, Portland.
Block 136,
| calling
on s Nyssa
friends 1 *ast
Friday. | improved after seygraj months ° of poor I where
he . has
been
looking
after
legal
Miss Verdi Doolittle of Boise was Mr Billingsley made a good record dur health and she will return here for fur- ! affairs.
Ontario. 8 , 21 3,1. $10.
here Sunday. She and her brother Barr Ing his years in the legislature.
C. W. Glenn, Sheriff to Malheur
Walter Borden and wife came from
ther treatment.
Doolittle and wife were Sunday dinner
Land Co„ E1-2NE1-4NW1-4, SW1-4-
Don M. Graham and C. L. McCoy,
Frank T. Morgan. Don Oraham, Mr. Rome for the week end.
guests at the M. N. Doolittle home ln j commander of the Nyssa Legion post and Mrs. J B Smith and Mr and Mrs.
Don Crosby brought Carleton Fret- NW1-4, SE1 4SE1 4NW1 4, Sec 26.16 .
Vale.
returned Tuesday from La Grande W. F. McLlng attended funeral ser­ well and son Orville from Rome last 43 2, 2, 32. $163.25.
Baldridge Implement company re- where they attended the district con­
Donald MacKay to Mabel A. Miller,
vices ln Ontario Sunday for Bruce R. Thursday very ill of flu.
jxirts the sale of a new electrl? separa­ ference of the Legion.
Mrs. Domingo Yturri went to Boise NE1-4SW1-4 east of Malheur River,
Rester. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Peck at­
tor to Charles Garrison, one of Nyssa’s
T. J. Caldwell left Friday for a short tended from Big Bend, the R. R. Over- Monday. She has been suffering of Sec. 29-18-45. 12, 12, 29. $10.
leading d ilrymi l. Mr. Garrison has a l y ^ t wlth his family in Wilmington, j streets ‘ Ma'urlc£ Judds "and"
[ Mabel A. Miller et vir to Allen T.
Franklin throat trouble.
fine herd of ob ut 20 cows.
| California. During his absence Miss Frys from the Kolony and Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. Lillie Lees is quite ill at the Burt All NE1-4SW1-4 east of Malheur
Nyssa friends will be Interested to .Margaret Hunt is assisting Chas. M. S. D. Bi gelow from the Owyhee.
Rlver In Sec 29-18-45. 2, 18, 32. $10.
home of Mrs. Dora Buffington.
know that Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Beaver Caldwell in the store.
T. Armstrong t o Robert Thrall. Sl-2
Frank Miller, who has spent the win-
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ryan of Ontario
and family have moved from Boise to
Roy Pounds has taken over the man­ and Mrs. Ryan's sister Mrs. McGowan ter at Caldwell, returned to the valley j NE1-4NE1-4, Sec. 17-15 .40.. 2, 18, 32.
Fancy Lean Bacon, whole strip, lb. ................ 14c
make their home ln Glendale, Cal., agement of the O. K. Barber Shop for
$50.
and her husband, visitors from Iowa, last Wednesday.
where Mr. and Mrs. Robert Van Gilse Warren McHargue. The latter has re- spent Monday with Mr, and Mrs. Geo­
Malheur
County
to
Idaho
Power
Miss Wilma Steits went to Ruby last
Picnic Ham Shankles, lb...................................10c
parents of Mrs. Beaver, reside.
opened his shop at Owyhee Dam.
rge R. Swan, old friends of theirs. The Monday where she expects to stay the Company R-W across SE1-4SW1-4, Sec.
Klaas Tensen is remodeling a farm
Mrs. Addle Wilson and family were Ryans stated that the engagement of remainder of the winter.
17-15-46. 2, 3, 32. $1.
Lard, 4 lb. packages ......................................... 34c
house on the ranch owned by his fath­ visitors In Weiser Sunday.
Mrs. Perl Hardesty came down from
E. H. Test, Recorder to City of On­
their daughter Claire to Louis Acker­
er Pieter Tensen, where he will move in
J. Edwin Johnson, county engineer, man of Vale was recently announced. Cliffs and went to Portland to visit her tario, Lots in City of Ontario. Fore­
Swans Down Cake Flour and Cake Tin, pkg. 27c
the near future, Klaas will farm a part has requested the state to improve the
closure of Lien. 3, 13, 32.
Ackerman is a member of the Vale pro­ sister.
of his fathers’ ranch. Joe and Jim Gil­ Jordan Valley road. Shortage of hay ln
Miss
Harold
gave
a
class
party
at
Herbert
H.
Scott
et
ux
to
Fred
F.
ject staff and at present Miss Ryan is
Rolled Oats, large package ............................. 16c
more have rented the Gibson ranch, the valley makes it imperative that a stenographer in the office of County , the T. L. Skinner home for her grade. Scott, Und„ 1-5 int. in metes and
which will be vacated by Klaas Tensen feed be hauled in. Hauling Is difficult Clerk Roy Daley.
! Norman Mackenzie of South Moun- bounds, Lot 7, Block 6 , Kelley’s add. to
Potatoes, Netted Gem, large size, 100 lbs......49c
Mrs. C. M. McDuffy and son Delmer with roads in an almost Impassible
tain Is quite ill at Loca Medreoga's Vale. 11, 27, 29. $200.
and daughters Hildreth and Aletta ar- j condHion in some localities,
Hotel.
Florence L. Lunstrum to Fred F.
Black Berries, Solid Pack, gallon .................. 44c
rived Saturday after an eventful trip
Mrs Lpon Higby, president of the W.
FOR ASSESSOR
Mr. and Mrs. Ancil Miller of Arock Scott. Und 1-5 Interest ln metes and
from Bend. They wrecked their car ln c T y wlshes to thank the public
I hereby announce my candidacy, left Friday for an extended visit in bounds. Lot 7, Block 6 , Kelley’s Add.
Huckle Berries, Solid Pack, g a llo n ................49c
a collision on the Dixie Mountain high- , for pBtronage received at the Washing­ subject to the will of the Republican Kansas.
to Vale. 11, 27, 29. $20.
way but escaped unhurt. McDuffy re- f ton
tea Saturday. Power was donated voters at the Primary Election to be
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The dance at Arock Monday was well
Winfield W. Scott to Fred F. Scott,
Standard Peas and Corn, 3 cans f o r ................ 25c
cently purchased the 36-acre Charles by the jdaho Power company. All funds held May 20, 1932, for the nomination, attended by Jordan Valley folk.
Und. 1-5 interest ln metes and bounds,
Reberger farm near town. It 1: a nicely will be used for benefit of the Child­ for re-election to the office of Assessor
Lot 7. Block 6 , Kelley’s Add. to Vale. 11,
Sugar, 10 lb. b a g ................................................49c
Improved tract with
5-acre
apple ren’s Farm Home. Several of the ladies of Malheur County, Oregon.
27, 29. $20.
orchard and a modern home.
who served wore Colonial costumes.
ANDREW M. GRAHAM,
Russell A Scott to Fred F. Scitt, Und
Comb Honey ...................................................... 10c
Lcgionaires and their wives from
1-5 interest in metes and bounds. Lot
Nyssa attended the interstate Legion
7, Block 6 , Kelely’s Add. to Vale, 11, 27,
GRADE STUDENTS ENTERTAIN
FOR COUNTY CLERK
conference in Payette Tuesday, which
Trade at Wilson’s— W e Save You Money
29. $20.
I
hereby
announce
that
I
shall
be
a
Before
the
close
of
school
at
noon
E. M. Blodgett
closed with a banquet and dance ln the
candidate
for
the
nomination
for
the
Marriage
Licenses
Issued
Monday
for
a
half
holiday,
grade
stud­
evening. Visitors from here were Mr.
Joe Severance and Goldie Minnie
Attorney and Counselor at Law
and Mrs. Howard Larsen, Mr. and Mrs. office of county clerk of Malheur coun­ ents entertained the high school with
C. L McCoy, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Para­ ty for a second term, subject to the will an excellent George Washington pro­ Garrison. 2, 16, 32.
Charles Sillman and Dorothy Louise
Practice in all Courte
dis, Mr. and Mrs. Don M. Graham, A. of the Republican voters at the primary gram, as follows: minuet, Wilmeta
Lynch, Marzene
Hollenberg, Lucile Fay. 2, 17, 32.
L. Barker, C. M. Duffy and R. Richard­ election to be held May 20, 1932.
ROY DALEY.
Dexter B. Underhill and Vera Jones. j
Thrasher, Mildred Johnson; play by
NYSSA, OREGON
son.
seventh grade with
Miss Harriet 2, 18. 32.
Winfield Scott Rodman and Edna
Ahearn, director; and cast, Carl Dun­
FOR SHERIFF
away, Teddy Mazac, Helen Clarno, Clair Ballantyne. 2, 19, 32.
Johannus Adrlanus Koopman
and
I hereby announce my candidacy, Edith Burns, Nellie Jean Schweizer.
subject to the will of the Democratic Eleanor Pashley, Waneta Graves, Flora Elna Laurina Thysen. 2, 20, 32.
Clyde W. Reedy and Marjorie Fern
voters at the Primary Election to be Wimp, Lloyd and Robert Wilson, Rob­
Phone 21
Nyssa, Ore.
held May 20th, 1932, for the nomination, ert Gehr, Alma Hendricks and Kather­ Johnson. 2, 20, 32.
George Henry Voyles and Viola Del-
for re-election, to the office of Sheriff ine Gilmore, as Miss Prim.
Letters, written by Washington, were vera Bennett. 2, 20, 32.
of Malheur County, Oregon.
read by Carlotta Irwin, Max Schweizer,
C. W. GLENN.
Howard Foster, Ezra Brumbach, Ella
OOOD DIGESTION
Martin, Keith Parkinson, Mae Keizer.
Through all the checkered scenes of I
SELECT BEST ESSAYS
W ANT ADS
life
Harriet Sarazin and Donna Cook There's something better far than strife
FOR RENT—One 3-room apartment at were winners in the bicentennial essay Where pain and pleasure both are sent
SWAN APARTMENT HOUSE, City. contest for Nyssa high school, an­ Then mix it well with sweet content.
F. 25* nounced John Young Monday. The
At Our Ranch West of the Idanha Orchards.
Saturday, February 27
essays have been forwarded to Vale Stir this ingredient in your mush,
Sale opens after free lunch.
FOR SALE—405-egg Charter Incubator, for consideration in the Malheur coun­ And teach the wagging tongue to hush,
OPEN HOUSE ALL DAY
good as new. bums kerosene, just $25; ty contest.
In quietness a morsel eaten.
Tuesday, March 1
also 54-inch Sol-Hot brooder $10. R. H.
Is better far than beefsteak beaten.
EVERYBODY INVITED
BAKER GAME NEXT
KERR, third house west of Owyhee
We will sell at auction: 6 head o f good milch
The basket ball team will go to Bak­ If on contention you should feed.
school. Address: Nyssa, Oregon. F. 25p
Come in and see the finest eating place between
cows, 6 work horses, harness, 11 head Chester
er for a game Friday night.
Or swallow down with hatred’s greed,
Salt Lake City and Portland.
White hogs, and a long list o f farm machinery
FOR SALE—Recleaned alfalfa seed 10
Now
love
will
help
you
to
digest
STENOGS ENTERTAIN
and 12 cents per pound; wheat $1 a
of all kinds; also 20 tons alfalfa hay.
At student body assembly Friday, That trouble lurking 'neath your chest.
hundred. A. D Moses, 11-2 miles east Miss Clarice Johnson's commercial
And
love
will
help
us
to
obey
WOLFE and QUINLEY
Nyssa, Ore.
of Owyhee bridge. Rt. 1, Nyssa. Apr. 14P classes gave the program. Bill Keizer,
Our Lord’s command from day to day
Pearl
LaRue,
Evelyn
Doolittle.
Naomi
For one another we must love
FOR SALE—Baby chicks, baby turkeys,
all popular breeds. Custom hatching.. Evans, Conley Butelr, Thelma Cook. If we would reach that home above.
CAIN'S HATCHERY, Phone 204W1. Mildred Zittercob, Violet Pinkston and
—Sarah L. McDonald.
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Dwight Johnston presented a play.
Route 1, Ontario.
Hubert Leuck and Howard Foster dem­
FOR
TRADE—Leghorn chicks for onstrated “ first day in typing;” Car­ ¿uniti m in nr h h
nun inm
nimm hi r g 5
wheat or corn. CAIN'S HATCHERY, lotta Irwin and Mary Munsterman.
Ontario, Oregon.
F25-MAR21* “first day in shorthand."
Kenneth Williams returned to school
MALHEUR TITLE & g
| $10.00 Reward for return of Golden Re­
yesterday after several weeks absence.
i
And take advantage of these low prices at
triever bird dog answering to name
He injured a ligament in his neck while
ABSTRACT CO.
Dan. Color, golden with small white
playing basket ball.
blaze on chest. Finder return to F. R
Vale, Oregon
MAGAZINE SALE
■ Purvis at Magoffin tunnel or Oate City
The student body conducted a mag­
I Journal office.
Feb. 18-26*
Carsten’ s ham demonstration at Eder’ s next Sat­
azine sale during the week which
PRICED FOR QUICK SALE—Good promises to enrich the treasury by
urday, February 27. FREE Sandwich and coffee
restaurant outfit in Emmett, Idaho. quite a sum. Howard Foster is big chief ■
Salad Bowl
■
Crystal White, White
for everyone. Be sure and call for your’s.
H. B. Earp, Emmett, Idaho, or inquire of the Green division with James Mc­ S
g
at Journal office.
Reliable Abstracts of Title
i
Ginnis and Evalyn Earp,
assistants. E
DRESSING
King or P. and G.
FOR RENT OR SALE—38 acres three Mae Keizer is big chief of the “Reds,"
SOAP
blocks from Nyssa school on high­ with Dwight Johnston and Naomi
Pint ................2 l C
CRACKERS, 3 lb. b o x .................................... 35c
way. Want this land cultivated this Evans, her lieutenants.
^miiiiimn iirmm m inn ii itiim iim m iiiu i imu
LITTLE NEWS OF NYSSA
GROCERY
SPECIALS for Sat.
Feb. 27 - Mon. 29
School Notes
WILSON BROS.
GROCERY
O P E N I N G
M OORE HOTEL
C o f f e e S fio p
P U B LIC S A L E
D ont M iss
mm
«
COME IN, FOLKS
The B . = B . Store
S
CRYSTAL WEDDING OATS, with glassware,
3 lb. 7 oz. package ...................................18c
CATSUP, 14 oz. b ottle.................................... 9c
K. C. BAKING POWDER, 25 oz. c a n ............18c
P. & G. or CRYSTAL WHITE SOAP,
10 bars ...........................
28c
FANCY BACON, 6 to 8 lean, lb......................17c
MORELL’S PICNIC HAM, lb..........................10c
Don’t forget to call for your
ham sandwich Saturday
year.
Best proposition considered.
[Quick attention desired. Address: J. T.
1 LAUGHLIN. 1034 State St.. Santa Bar-
I bara. Calif.
April pd.
FOR RENT—Sleeping and light house-
keplng rooms. Close in. Mrs. T. B
Nordale, City.
Feb. 18* (
FOR SALE—60 tons of hay second crop
$8 ton priced for this month. 114
miles northeast of town. A. Hinsch.
Nyssa. Ore.
Feb. 18-25 Pd
FOR RENT—3 -room residence with
sleeping porch and bath. Inquire Wil­
son Bros. City.
WHITE PLYMOUTH ROCKS Day Old
chicks. $10.00 per 100. Mrs. H. H.
Weidrmann. Nyssa.
Mar. 3p
FOR 8 ALE —Purebred Holstein
calf 10 months old. tested dam.
O. Dlmmick. 6 miles southwest of
sa.
Feb
bull |
Nell
Nys­
18*
Giving a Girl a
Ring
—thrills her to pieces, but Mister!—you
should see the Big Kick your car
would get out of a whole New Set of
Rings.
When your motor's sluggish, lacks
power and pick-up, it probably needs
new piston rings. We've made many a
'gas-eater" and
“oil-burner'' into a
peppery, powerful, zippy motor by in­
stalling rings at nominal expense Why
not see about it today?
3
C ase...........$ 2 . 9 8
MORNING MILK
Case
$3*19
LARD (Any Brand)
8 lb. p a i l.........7 l C
Fresh, Tender
GRAPEFRUIT
Van Camp’s
Nice Size
TOM ATO SOUP
Doz................. 5 9 c
3
i
3
C a n ...................... 5 C
W e Sell U. S. INSPECTED MEATS
CHICKENS, Pound ......................................... 20c
HEAD CHEESE, Delicious, U. S. Inspected,
Pound ........................................................i5 c
FILLET of HADDOCK (Boneless fish), lb. 15c
PICNIC HAM, lb................................................10c
FANCY RED ROSE BACON,
lb.................. 20c
the B. and B. Store
Independently Owned
City Delivery
a