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THE GATE CITY JOURNAL, THURSDAY, JULY 7, 1932 | of the young ladies was hurt. The driv er of the other car did not stop, i Monday was the hottest day reported : In McDermltt with temperature »3 de- ! trees In the shade. | J. £ Ward and Mrs. Julia Patch Smith were married In Fresno, Cal., last ! Sunday. They will make their home h it and run d river crashed here and are receiving th congratula- INTO TEACHER'S CAR; J. E. i tlons of many friends. WARD WEDS. Mrs. Oeo. Harper is a patient at On tario hospital where she will under go an operation. Oeo. Coulton of Caldwell was a recent McDermltt—M i s s Doris Bonney, visitor at the OreVada hotel. teacher at the Oregon school at Mc- 1-ir. rnd Wade of Payette regis Dermltt, and Miss Freda Wilkinson, ter: i at the Mrs. OreVada hotel during the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chester Wil week. kinson had a narrow escape from In Mr. and Mrs. Qllliam came thru Mc- jury Monday when a coupe In which Dermitt on the I.O.N. stage from Boise they were driving from San Francisco Tuesday and returned to Caldwell Wed was crowded off the highway near nesday. Mr. Gilliam Is the stage driver Lovelock, Nevada. Miss Bonney’s car on the I. O. N. He makes this route rolled over an embankment, but neither every other day. NT Y LIBRARY aiv any and all objections thereto will ym have four weeks from the da e t. SPARKLER BURNS •OU l>i said Court; : such service to appear and ansv.t | WILL OPEN DURING be All ueiu'd persons having any objections to I herein. of said final account or to And further ordering that in case of ADRIAN CHILD AFTERNOON HOURS the the hereby approval discharge of said executrix are publication, a copy hereof and of tbf required to present the same to citr.plalnt be iorthwifh mailed to you where said final account and report1 eJ percona’Iy without the Stale th* i MCDERMITT GIRLS IN AITO WRECK \ entitled Court at the time While inventory of books is in pro the above place abeve mentioned. gress at the county library in Ontario. and Dated this 25th day of June. 1921 tRe library will not be open to the pub- LOTTA E PHILLIPS, lie in the morning hours durlr, "jly and August. The library will be optn Executrix of the Estate of George from 1 p. m. to 5 p. m. in the afternoon. L. Phillips, deceased. Adrian—Mr. and Mrs E G. Hopkins u wiU 11180 ** “P611 t0 patrons Monday, First Publication June 30, 1932. of Adrian brought their daughter Betty Wednesday and Saturday evening from Last Publication July 28, 1932. aged 8, from the Caldwell sanitarium 7 to 9 p. m. The full schedule will be re last night. She is convalescing from sumed in September, according to Miss severe chest burns suffered the Fourth Frances Miller, librarian. SUMMONS of July when a sparkler set fire to her j ----------------------- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE dress. She is recovering but was pain- ^ Wlls0n> Nyssa rancher and SI ATE OF OREGON fully burned. sheepman, left Monday for Long Valley COUNTY OF MALHEUR. FOR THE Betty was burning a sparkler at her I Ida., to ship four carloads of 'E ~j~"povVELL Plaintiff. heme in Adrian when sparks ignited lambs planning from Norwood this week, i the front of her dress. She ran out Wilson will accompany later the shipment Defendant doors and frantically threw dirt on the east. Mr. Wilson’s son George was here JESS REYNORDS. fire. Charles McConnell, also of Adrian, from Long Valley for the holidays. TO JESS REYNOLDS, the above nam- noticed the child's plight and rushed to . in „ Saturday j , from —' ed defendant: Egurola came her. He tore off the burning clothes. his Juan sheep camp near Beulah for sup- IN THE NAME OF THE «TATE STATE OF OF Her parents took her to the Caldwell plies. He planned to celebrate the OREGON You are hereby required to Before That sanitarium where the burns were treat Fourth at Vale and with friends in « « the " * a b ,the CO“ ^ f‘£ d ed. other valley towns before returning to ,af lnst “nd you in o v e entitled action __ _ within four weeks Irom the 9th day of Lowell Ashchaft is now taking over camp. 'June, 1932, which is the date of the first the garage and service station formerly _ N- Hatt, Owyhee^ rancher, and f pUt>lication. of this summons, and if you operated by John Enos. He will sell Leslie McClure of the Nyssa Bakery, are u served personally without this state Stop at Powell Service Station for Gas and Oil, Veltex products and operate the busi new subscribers to The Journal of the I within, four weeks from the date of such ness under the name of Ashcraft Ser past week. Mr. Hatt is a former Boise 'gerviCei au(j you fau so to appear and plus Powell service. cattleman but now makes his home on auswer tor want thereof, the plaintiff vice Station. take judgment against you for the If in need of a spare get our prices on Kelly Lotta Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Lee. Miss Miriam the Owyhee where he purchased a sum 0j one Hundred Twenty-seven and Colwell of Fruitland and Emmett Davis farm last spring. Miles. spent the week end at Payette Lake. Mr. ............................................................. 50-100 Dollars ($127.50), with the costs and Mrs. John Ritchey were there also. of this action. Legal Advertisements and This disbursements They returned Monday. summons is published in the Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Marker of Boise Gate City Journal, a weekly newspaper spent the week end in the Chas. Mc NOTICE OF HEARING OF FINAL published in Nyssa, Malheur County, Connell home. Oregon, by virtue of an order of the NYSSA Open Day and Night OREG. ACCOUNT Mr. and Mrs. Clark Randall and fam Hon. W. W. Wood, Judge of the Ctr- ily were visiting in the home of Mrs. IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE cuit Court of the State of Oregon, for Randall's sister Mrs. A. J. Schaffer last OF OREGON, FOR MAL- the County of Malheur, made and en week. This is the first time they have STATE tered herein on the 8th day of June, HEUR COUNTY. seen each other for ten year. The Ran 1932, and requiring you to appear and dalls left Sunday for their home in In the Matter of the Estate of OEO-! answer within four weeks from the Jasper, Ore., where he is employed in a RGE L. PHILLIPS, Deceased date of said first publication, or if serv- sawmill. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Chas. McConnell employe at Holly the undersigned. Lotta E. Phillips, Ex Brothers store, is on vacation. ecutrix of the estate of George L. Phil lips, deceased, has filed with the above Dr. E. D. Norcott Di R. L. Wilbur, Secretary of the Interior, said: entitled court her final account and re Court House Filings DENTIST Jregon port in the matter of the administra “N itrition is the most basic of all human respon- tion of said estate of George L. Phillips, Nyssa, si1 ilities and the human race depends upon the deceased, and that the Court has fixed Office Phone 35F2 Real Estate Transfers Recorded g sod dairy cow for its permanence. Milk is a Saturday, the 30th day of July, 1932, at Mabel Judd Kester to D. W. Powers the hour of two o'clock P. M. of said Residence Phone 35F3 safe food. X-RAY EXAMINATIONS et ux, Lots U, 12, 13, and 14, Block 138, day as the time and the County Court Ontario. 6, 25, 32. $1000. Room of the County Court House at Use More Of It Oregon and Western Colonization Co. Vale, Oregon, as the place when and Earl Blackburn NW1-4, Sec. 25-19-42. There is No Substitute for Shelton Milk (subject to R-W) 5, 26, 32. $701.25. James B. McCain et al to James V. A. iPM M M M M M H M M K V M M H M tlM II HIM HI III ITU! HI HJ§ Carter. NW1-4NE1-4, See. 8-30-46. 6, 6, PERMANENT WAVES | 32. $1.00. Malheur County to Josephine Dlmick. NYSSA, OREGON Just as You Like Them § 1 MALHEUR TITLE & SE1-4, S1-2NE1-4 Sec. 14, SW1-4NE1-4 SW1-4, SW1..4NW1..4, Sec. 13.13 .41. 5, 4, ABSTRACT CO. $ 3 . 9 5 and up 32. $182.97. ’ g Vale, Oregon Marriage Licenses Issued appointment | -'in,mi; mi i 'i i ifi i i iti ni iti ini i i i ]iMi :i i:i i:i iKi ni itU!i i i'i!i!i i mi miti i t!i i Mi irrai i ;in in itrnini MMmamag Larson. Ralph Waldo Cates and Lois Virginia Make your today 6. 25. 32. Ernest W. Fisher and Beatrice Mae OWYHEE BEAUTY | Clive. 6, 27, 32. J. Raymond Fite and E. Gertrude An SHOP Reliable Abstracts of Title derson, 6, 27, 32. Lloyd Walker and Naoma Lillie Zier- | Phone 55F3 Nyssa si lien. 6, 27, 32 5 lK M M M M t HI III III II III 111 Hlil HI llil III III III! HI ill III t? i Frank Edward Wanker and Dorothy Marena Brandyberry. 6, 27, 32. John H. Hurley Jr., and Lois Jean Zink. 6, 27. 32. Edward J. Nelson and Mary Luellen Clean! Nicely Ironed! Wholesome DeMasters, 6, 29, 32. STRANGE BUT TRUE S George L .Moulton and Lena May (BY BEN II. SMITH) eKnison. 6. 29. 32. Three things to think about, and assuring our Clare Gordon Crockett and Evelyn patrons entire satisfaction. Isabelle Singley. 6, 29, 32. JA M E S BUCHANAN WAS. Wayne Monroe Rogers and Ardis Ella We give shirts, dresses, fancy work and fine KNOWN AS TUB Rea. 6, 29, 32. linens special care. Julian Everett Wisdom and Vivian •BACUELOR. PRESIDENT* Faith Leighter. 6. 29. 32. Leslie Henry Stuart and Bertha Faye You Will Like Our Service UE ALONE. OF ALL Shaw. 6, 29, 32. Willis Lee Pierce and Dorothy Lucile OF O U R PRESIDENTS THE UNITED LAUNDRY Osier. 6, 29, 32. WAS NEVER MARRIED James Wesley Stanton and Mabel Ruth Ingraham. 6, 30, 32. T. R. Pashley, Prop. Phone 36F2 | Francis C. Perrott and Gladys Elvina ~ r: Merilatte. 6, 30, 32. Elijah Haslan Broadbent and Oladys a 1111 in in in iii;iii:iii:iii!iii:in liiin hi nut k u n m k r m o m r «iii:iii:iiniini!Hii:iiiMmini n m * > H 11E ^ Mary Hauntz. 7, 1. 32. Harold Cecil Young and Leelah Mina Boyd. 7, 1, 32. ‘PODUNK’ IS ANV ’ HICK! Merle James Hosford and Mary Ellen Burns ’.7, 1. 32. TOWN •‘■»THERE IS NO True L. Neher and Opal Nun Gester. REAL TOWN OF 7, 2, 32. George Albert Shearer and Vivian POOUNK USTED Smith. 7, 2, 32. IN THE U.S. e * Edward Franklin Trague and Lois Helen Johansen. 7, 2, 32. POSTAL GUIDE Gregory Troupe Belsher and Esther Alberta Paddock. 7, 2, 32. Theodore Woodrow Wilson and Mild red Doty. 7, 2, 32. THERE IS PROFIT IN POULTRY John Wilbur Boyd and Della Eshom. T; *, the amount of butterfat eaten is directly 7, 2, 32. BETTY HOPKINS SUFFERS PAIN- FUL CHEST BURNS ON FOURTH OF JULY; IS RECOVERING. Owyhee Hotel HEMSTITCHING —and— ART SHOP New Stamped Goods and New Thread MRS. N. H. PINKERTON Nyssa, Oregon LAUNDRY - - ! 1 I BUTTER BUILDS Health Reserve related to rsepiratory diseases was found in re searches by Dr. Amy Daniels of the University of Iowa. Dr. Daniels found that children in particu lar who suffered from respiratory infections were low in Vitamin A. Butter is the richest food fat source of this vitamin. Eutter Costs Less—Eat More Sunshine Butter Dr. C. A. Abbott, D. C. Chiropractic Phone 29—Re*. 25 NYSSA, OREGON Dr. J. A. McFall There may be many ways of making money on poultry but we have accurate records to prove that one of the ways is to feed PURINA CHOWS to chicks, pullets and hens. Don’t operate on a hit and miss plan, get into the sure profit class. Profitable feeds for livestock and poultry. Evesight Specialist Specializing on the care of Children’* Eye* FARMERS COOPERATIVE CREAMERY “ There Is No Substitute for Sunshine Butter and Other Dairy Products” IDAHO OREGON Ontario, - Oregon N y s s a S e e d & G r a in Phone 26 Co. I. K. Newell Manager Nyssa, Oregon On the Old Job H. D. Holmes TRANSFER AND BAQOAQE AU Kinds of Hauling In City Limits FARMERS! NYSSA, OR. PHONES Why not have the harneea oiled and repaired before the spring rush? Come In today! NYSSA SHOE SHOP Ross Parkinson, Prop. lllll City Transfer TRUCKING Anna B. Pritchett, D. O. and TRANSFERRING Phone 15 and Phone 28 Milk is Safe Food SHELTON’S DAIRY NYSSA LIBRARY HOURS Town patrons. 2:30 to 5:30. Out of town patrons. 2 30 to 7 30 a: your last known place of residence ai d post office address. E M. BLODGETT. Attorney for Plaintiff. Residence and Past Of fice Address, Nyssa, Ore gon. NEWLY FURNISHED THROUGHOl" Date of First Publication. June 9th ,1932 Steam Heat—Outside Rooms Date of Last Publication. July 7th. 193 ’ A MODERN HOUSE FOR NYS8A SUMMER POWELL’S SERVICE STATION ----------- 4 .. Osteopathy and Electrotherapy PHONE 201 Vale, Oregon. TR Y O U R [SANITARIUM J Rooms, Board and Bath m « a S C. KLINKENBERG $2.50 per day Rheumatism and Nervous Cases Dr. D. A. SEXTON * VALE, OREGON m GUARANTEED ODORLESS DRY CLEANING At Reasonable Prices MEN’S SUITS..... $1.00 TOPCOATS ........$1.00 LADIES DRESSES...... ................ $1.00 Up NYSSA TAILOR SHOP Roy Seott, Prop. BUSINESS DIRECTORY The following firms of Ontario will serve you with honest values; Cut Out Thi* Ad—It Is Worth 5 0 Cents On any repair work over $1. Guaranteed work at lowest prices. Have your watch and clock re paired now and save money. Full selection of watches, silverware and jewelry “The Small Store With the Little Price»” HAROLD E. 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