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THS GATS CITY JOUR;,'Al, THURSDAY. Jtlf.V f, 1938 Jess Swan and family were over from Boise the Fourth. LITTLE NEWS OF NYSSA l<i:i R P. tU’ufhter | 8e.-T.ivs VorhJii T,;r.; :o KetrhiiTV I d - M~r C P( Short ard daughter are; Th,s FrtSeUi were ftiestt at the L to Tlai tr.tr the fatath. tit lung Mrs. Short's sister in Portland K Bullock home In Vale over the 4th | The C. Klinkcnberg family and Miss Miss Mary Mattingly returned to F B Schlapkohl and family enjoyed olive Hunter spent the week end in V/utson yesterday after a visit with her their annual 4th visit with the Howell ' tjjg mountains, family in Boise. sister Mrs. Glen Frizzell. Ed. Kent and Jack Lynch have re Mrs. K. McLellan and three children Mrs. F. R. Bailey and two children opened the Rosebud poolhall for Mr. left Monday for Butler, Pa„ for three came from Nampa Friday to make their Rusk, owner of the business. annual vacation visit with Mrs. Sally months visit with her parents. Dennis, mother of Mrs. McLellan. ^ A baby girl was bom to Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. L. E. Bachman of Missoula and Betty, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Oce Cleo Brooks at the home of Mrs. Mrs. F. Parr of Anaconda, Mont., are Schweizer, Is staying at the Geo. Sch- Brooks' parents Mr and Mrs. George visiting their parents Mr. and Mrs. W. welzer home while recovering from an Oreen Tuesday night. A. McNall. appendix operation. Andy Swan left for his gold claims at F. L. Shobar, brother of Mrs. L. A. Bill McConnell came In from Long Silver City Tuesday where he will spend Higby, and wife left Saturday for Valley yesterday. He stated there was the balance of the summer. Jim Swan Klamath Falls. They are considering a lice on the water In Long Valley early will Join him later this week. location here and may return. ¡Tuesday morning. : Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Boydell and children returned home Tuesday night from McCall where they spent the week end. I Attorney E. R. Coulter of Welser was here Tuesday to see District Attorney E. M. Blodgett in regard to county legal affairs. When It’s In The Shade! Hot as a firecracker- sun beaming down and perspiration rolling o ff— come on in! Our cool sendee— our better drinks— beckon Carl Mathison, Sylvester Turley and Ralph Holllngworth of Owyhee Dam stopped here Saturday when en route to Baker to spend the 4th. you! Dr. J. J. Sarazin and family, Miss Eva Boydell and Miss Mae Platt of On tario enjoyed a pleasant outing at Blue Mountain Springs over the Fourth. .They returned Tuesday. Nyssa Pharmacy The Rexall Store PHONE 14 ! Miss Hazel Leavitt is home from Salem where she spent the past school year. She Is enjoying a vacation visit with relatives and Dr. and Mrs. C. A Abbott. Oregon Nyssa j Apple Valley—Mr*. Massljy sustained severe bruises and shock when the Min ton and Moseley cars collided late Mon day nsght near the Wade Robinson ranch. Both cars were badly damaged. The Norman Tolmies and John Tol- mie spent the week end at Payette lake. The N. Pinkerton family of Nyssa were gusts Tuesday night at the M. Clendenlng home. Leo Bruno and Tom Clendenlng were In Nampa Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Herb Nelson spent the holidays at McCall. Others from here went to Big Bend park, Vale or to the mountains. E. B. Brush of Nyssa has been help ing the San Diego Fruit and Produce company plant an acreage of potatoes here. HAYING BEGINS ON IRONSIDE FARMS Ironside— Haying has started earlier than usual In the Ironside section as Mr. and Mrs. Mark Robertson of torrid weather ripened the crop. S. A. Huntington attended the celebration a t . and Earl Lofton, C. F. Wise, F. Howard Vale the Fouth with their daughter and E. Locey are haying. Ed. Mullen of Nyssa is visiting at the Mrs. Dewey Ray and family. Omer Presley home. Jas. Morfitt and wife of New Ply Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Burbldge and the Roy Pounds family left Saturday mouth went to Unity Saturday to night for the Deschutes river where spend the 4th with relatives. Mrs. Lottie Cobum and nieces Dollie they will spend a week’s vacation. and Ora Lawrence were here from Vale Mrs. Franklin Fry gave a birthday Sunday. dinner the Fourth for the Dean Smith Ralph Beam and family were- here family. The birthdays of Mr. Smith and from Unity Sunday. Mrs. Fry fall on the same day July 7. 90 fountain APPLE VALLEY MATRON IS HURT =J C. A. Betts of Owyhee Dam brought Ills son Allen to Nyssa last night. Allen was Portland-bound, where he will visit his uncle Dr. A. H. Cantril and family for two weeks. Miss Lois Zink Marries Parma Youth Tuesday Ls-t U* Do Your 5 U M M l P. BAKING Why go to the trouble o f baking these hot days when w e c a n bake every delight at less cost. See Our Pastries Baked Fresh Daily Surprising friends here, Miss Lois Zink of Nyssa and Jack Hurley of Par ma were the principals of a quiet wed ding in Vale last Tuesday. The cere mony was performed by Judge David F. Graham and Mrs. G. M. Zink, mother of the bride attended. That evening the couple was tendered a charivari at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. Hurley, par ents of the groom, in Parma, The bride Is the third daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Zink. For the present the couple will make their home in Parme. Yesterday _nftemoon the bride w as1 the honoree at a shower at the Hill home near Parma, given by Mrs. Hur ley, Sr., and Mrs. Hill. Mrs. Zink. Mrs. Tom Newby and Mrs. S. Ashcraft at tended from Nyssa. USE SWAN BREAD Swan BAKERY Leslie McClure, Prop. Nyssa, Oregon GARDEN PARTY Last Friday afternoon Mrs. Eddie Powell gave a delightful garden party for the members of Monday bridge club. Her garden is one of the prettiest In town. Dessert was served and cards fol lowed, the favors falling to Mrs. W. F. McLing and Mrs. Ernest C. Wilson. In vited guests were Mrs. Estes L. Morton and Mrs. Wilson. YOUNG-BOYD A pretty wedding was solemnized at the Methodist parsonage Saturday at noon when Miss Lula Nina Boyd of Beaumont, Ida., and Harold Young of Nampa were united in marriage by the Rev. Josie J. Bach. The ring ceremony was used. Rev. and Mrs. L. A. Boyd, WESTFALL BREVITIES parents of the bride, and Mrs. L. B. Young, the groom’s mother, accompan- Westfall—Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Toombs id the couple. They will make their and children and Ernest Hawkins, with home in Idaho City. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Sandy of Bonita, attended a community picnic at the , Mr. and Mrs. L. L Patterson and Miss Ben Calvert ranch the 4th which was ’\ ïama Evans were guests at the Mc much enjoyed. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Weston of Vale Nall home the 4th. are guests at the N. E. Jenkins home. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Henderson of Other visitors at the Jenkins ranch over the 4th were Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Gilmore Owyhee Dam spent the Fourth with friends in Boise. and children of Seneca. Frank Hanna and John Cannon at Rev. A. D. Swagger of Baker was tended festivities at Juntura the 4th. Wayne Hyde and family celebrated an over night guest at the Fred Mar shall home Monday. He will spend the at Vale. summer teaching in a bible school. Warren McHaruge is barber in his shop In town this week, as Roy Pounds p i imi I i in in m :m ni n i hi imi hi imi tm minili hi his Good fishing is reported at Summit is on vacation. Prairie by Blaney Boydell, Mr. and Rev. Mrs. Walter D. Bach left the Mrs. Art Servoss, Mr. and Mrs. Aden JOE JAY SMITH Wilson and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ram- first of the week fer i : -ltour, Ida., baud, who spent the holidays on an where she will join her husband and General Contractor § help in the daily vacation blble school s outing.- at Montour. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie McClure, new And Builder Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hoxle left Sun comers from Caldwell, took over the operation of the Swan bakery the 1st. day for Salem after spending a few Mr. and Mrs. Ernest McClure, also of days vacation with the W. B. Hoxie g Plans and Estimates Furnished m [ Caldwell, are assisting them. The fam family in town and Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Without Cost ilies are living at the Moore residence. Barrett, parents of Mrs. Hoxle, at their pretty country home near Arcadia. “ See Smith First” Mrs. Alex McDonald gave a dinner Mrs. F. A. Banks and Mrs. F. C. Sunday night for_Mr. and Mrs. Douglas McDonald of Owyhee Dam, Mrs, Mc Bohlson of Owyhee Dam left Monday Donald's nieces who were over from for Portland where they will visit until j 11111111H11111111111 Cl III M,| 11111 III |,| M l 1111.| III I? ; Caldwell, Judge A. R. Miller and Mr. the middle of the month. They will re turn for the celebration at Owyhee Dam and Mrs. C. L. Lindsay. July 17. Mrs. Walter Johnson is here from Mr. and Mrs. A1 Thompson, and son Oakland, Cal., to join her husband who returned from California last month. Hershel, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Newell, Miss They will make their home here, after Evalyn Earp. Miss Donna Cook and spending the past three years In Oak Henry Hatch of Big Bend made up a Jolly party who spent the holidays In land. They have property In Nyssa. the pines near Blue Mountain springs. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Ward and sons Joe, Stanley and Arthur of Prairie City are visiting the John Ward family and Mrs. J. Boydell. Arthur recently re turned from Lebanon where he attend ed school this year. SATURDAY SPECIALS — AT— NYSSA PACKING CO. PORK STEAK BEEF BOIL 2 lbs...................... 25c Lb............................. 8c BEEF ROAST VEAL STEW Lb........................... 15c Lb........................... 10c LAMB LARD STEW Lb........................... 10c 2 Lbs...................... 15c FAT FRYERS FOR SUN. NYSSA, ORE. PHONE 6 DEPENDABLE SPECIALS — AT— EDER GROCERY - WILSON GROCERY Just Like the Free Soap You Found At Your Door This Week Bring in your coupons— and get more EDER THE BUSY CORNER GROCERY PHONE 58, NYSSA N YSSA, OREGON Max Landon came from Lewiston, Ida., Saturday and was here over the week end. Mrs. Landon and daughter Maxine accompanied him home after several weeks visit at the parental E. M. Blodgett home. FRIDAY, SATURDAY , MONDAY, JULY 8, 9, 11 We, with some forty other stores in the Snake River valley buy g r o c e r i e s through our own wholesale company, The Dependable Grocers. W e consistent ly sell the best for less and this week are featuring Dependable Specials. Wesley Browne and family enjoyed a family picnic the Fourth at the Jess Baker farm In Apple Valley. Guests also Included the Fred Baker and Rock ¡Helms families of Caldwell, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Bernard of Caldwell and Mrs. Lorena Baker of Parma. 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