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GATE CITY JQUKS a I. rH l'K ^ Y , aczs His family will Join him when school i‘d. WiWbn made ft trip to Boise and MALHEUR ROADS Na npa Tuesday, taking along a supply 1 Mrs. C. B Short has been quit« ill WADE P-T-A ELECTS is out. ' for several days. Mrs. Fannie Howard returned to ,0j for advertising Owyhee IN GOOD SHAPE Ironside after spending the winter c placards n dgyg He Myg Idgho wu MRS. MILLER LEADER I Fred G. Cleveland was over from hni> aa H fllighte ( Vale on business Monday. ------- ' nH f V« her ug r MrS. Johll WOOQ* i a big delegation to the show. George and 9oott Hazen have open Mrs. C-rJify Dftvlj cl a made Mr. and Mrs Fred Hook of Boise ed the Oreen Lonum cafe Big Bend—Twenty-eight ladies at Malheur—Herb Derrick and Geo ¡dr Byington, who has been In Ida- [ were visitors her; Sunday. a trip to Boise Tuesday tended P. T. A. Friday. A Large Wlrth are grading the roads In this ^ months. Is here for a few, Ross Lyle. E. E. McNellly and Alex number Wade of quilt blocks were pieced district. I days. He will on to Pendleton. ^ j Mr and Mrs. Geo Hazen were Boise H. R. Quinby Is reported improving Matthews of Owyhee Dam were In during the social hour. Mrs. F. A. Mil Mrs. Beers Is In Ontario visiting her Mr. and Mrs. go Geo. 1 from h's recent serious illness. Wirth and daugh visitors Wednesday Boise on Tuesday. re-elected president; Mrs r i m s h t n T»nnlp as r e - c ie c - ^ u [ j ir a u c u i ., ter Maxine visited at . _ the Shoe Repairing Mis Mary Lewellen ol New Plymouth Mrs. Jake Tulloss and daughter Mrs. Miss Dorothy Gilmore. College of I ie ler r w was McConnell vice president; and , _ . . . „ v Bill Wirth 1 a making an Indefinite visit at tlie C. Pearl Milligan, were visiting relatives with'her*’parents i r e " 1 “ * \ R ^ H a S ^ h o T out"’of and ‘ Kenneth O ^ b L r^ h a ^ " re t^riLl Austin ^McWilliams Bet- I In Nyssa last week end. KUnkenberg home. moving and the Walter Woodcock- r o m Nampa. Kenneth will work on tlemyre are While U Wait Dr. Cochran and Mrs. Betty Bard- Miss Dorothy Cook is expected home Cliff Tillman and his road crew left I school owing to illness, is at her moth- ; t the Howard sheep to the Amelia range. Locey ranch. sley of Boise were guests Sunday of Mr. from Onion this week end for an East- Friday for Mackay, Ida., where he has er-s home in Parma. 1 Louis Wirth and Cecil Ebell of Also we keep complete stocks of H. R. Hatch transacted business in Bridgeport moved several hundred work lor W. H. Puckett of Boise. j er visit. and Mrs. Ed. Wilson. shoe laces, shoe polishes and Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Brown returned Bud Howard, field man for Station Miss Edna Burt returned to Nyssa W. M. French of Weiser Is working Vale Friday. of Notus spent Tues head of cattle onto the range near to their ranch at Diamond last week White Cleaners for White KPXD Nampa, was over Monday to ar Tuesday after sending the week end at the McHargue's barber shop. He is day B. at N. his Millsap here. Shoes. Shu-Mllk a visit with Mrs. Walter Alford, ranch here. range for broadcasting for Owyhee in Nampa with her sister Mrs. E. W. staying at the Nordale residence. Dave Logan of Brogan bought cattle after C. E. Peck. Joe Brumbach and H. R. mother of Mrs. Brown and other rela- Prewett. Canyon Days. Mr. . and Mrs. .j Lee Householder drove Hatch „ V ' ~ the T Forum club i v. meet- , here Thursday GOODYEAR SHOE |, Sunday. wr House- . . . . have moved . tives here, A breakdown at the mine brought Mrs. Eulah Kelly spent last week in over from r Caldwil Mr. _ attended . , . f John . Woodcock family REPAIR SHOP Farnham Sills from John Day last Nampa with Mr s A1 Rose. The latter holder to try the new 3.2 beer. to Caldwell 10 ihelr ranch on Alder creek. Oeo. ! Mrs. Orin Boyer, of Boyer Floral Next Door Ontario National Bank Wednesday for supplies. He returned to Is coming1 over this week end for Owy Nyssa stores will close at 9p. m. Sat Mcnday after a week's visit In the . . town. _ Tuesday —. , a for . — .U —iuH M—t C hee Canyon Days. urday for Owyhee Canyon Days. house In Nyssa the a Ui.n.a home >, products the mine Thursday. Ontario, Oregon Phelan home. Mrs. N. H. Pinkerton. Mrs Mr. Patterson of Portland and P p, | Mr. Harris of Jamieson is farming school given by Mrs. Cora M. Wood of Miss Leila McCrelght of Boise and M. C. Baldridge was over from Par Mr. and Leuck, Mrs. B. Bums and Mrs. | ! Weikal her mother and the Fred Baker family ma on Monday and remained for the Frank of Ontario, officers of the,the Ed- Rose Place east of Malheur. Boise. Boren drove to the Thos. Clenden- ' grange were of Caldwell spent Sunday with Mr. and banquet given by the associated cham Ike in the Bend Thursday and bers of commerce here that evening. lng home Sunday In Apple Valley. Mr. Friday. Mrs. Wesley) J. Browne. Clendening is very ill. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Harmon of Port W. M. Woods of Boise took a large delegation from here attend Floyd White attended a meet ed A the large supply of posters for Owyhee Canyon land stopped here Tuesday to visit Geo. ing Rev. operetta In Nyssa last Thursday of the minsterial association in Days to Caldwell, Nampa and Boise Bertsch, brother of Mrs. Harmon, and Payette Monday. Rev. Fite of Payette evening and enjoyed it very much. Friday. He says many Idahoans will be fpmily. They also visited relatives In discussed "The Oxford Movement.” Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Tate came from ( Boise. here for the "happy" days. Boise Friday to look after ranch inter Jack Whiting, of the Weiser Milling ests. company, was here Tuesday. He told Miss Betty Baldridge left Tuesday the Journal that he is bringing a Weis for southern Owyhee county where she er crowd to Owyhee Canyon Days. has accepted a school position. Mr. and Mr. Oliver Latture, parents Base ball season opened In Big Bend of Mrs. Leslie McClure, Mr. and Mrs Park with a practice game be- Earl McClure and Mr. and Mrs. Neil ween Sunday Bend and Apple Valley. Scrivener, all of Caldwell, were guests Sunday of the McClure families. Mr. and Mrs. Debert E. Taylor had COUNTY ZONES NON- guests from Weiser Sunday and took HIGH SCHOOL AREA them to Connolly camp and Owyhee dam. Their guests were Miss Jackie Wilson, Miss Frances Smith. Ray Jack- Mrs. Kathryn Claypool, school sup- erlntendent, has divided the county in- 1 son and Wm. Walters. Joe Jay Smith and Harry Shelton re to five tentative zones for the purpose turned Saturday from Sulphur, Nev., of electing five directors in June for where they have been mining during the formation of the non-high school j --You’ll be going places —We have new spring the winter months. They believe they district required by the new law. Zones have a paying claim and plan to return are in the Ontario. Nyssa. Vale, Jun so let us s u p p l y the tura and Jordan Valley sections. They in the fall. clothes for men, ladies After a scuffle with friends Jimmy are made on a population basis and dress, the coat, the hat, Cook found that at the bottom of the must be approved by the county and kiddies at the low the gloves, the shoes scuffle Is no place to be. He was pick boundary board. ed up In a semi-conscious condition Supt. Leo D. Hollenberg assisted in that will be the ‘mak and suffered internal injuries. He has the zoning. est 1933 prices. They’re been at home this week but Is now ing’ of your Easter cos much Improved. TERTELING RECOVERS CAR the last word in style. Old friends of Mrs. Mary Felton. Mr. and Exhibit of Fine Woolens in the full piece tume. and Mrs. Cal Owens, were here from While Waldo Tertelmg was in Boise Twin Falls over Sunday. They were en last week, his car was stolen from a from route to Poulouse. Wash., on a trip. city street where it had been parked. The Owens and Mrs. Felton were din Boise police found it in a Boise yard, E. V. PRICE and COMPANY ner guests Sunday at the Felton Dun about half repainted and with the can home. tires removed. Terteling recovered his Mrs. Ed. Kitchen of Vale was the ear Chicago—Largest Tailors in the world of Good and made a visit in Nyssa yester- guest of Mrs. Olen Frizzell last week. Made-to-Order-Clothes when on return to his camp at Thursday night. Miss Elizabeth Mc- | day Elroy gave a shower for Mrs. Kitchen, Tunnel Canyon. reecnt bride, at her home in Vale. Mrs. Don’t miss the big opportunity of the season to It’s Easter Sale Time— Here’s a Few Suggestions but first let us say our entire Frizzell attending. Mrs. Kitchen will Robert W. Wells, renter on the But Join her husband soon at Boulder City. ler ranch, is leaving for Vemonia. D. select your new Spring and Summer suit from ready-to-wear stock has been Marked Down from $1 to $6 on the garment. C. L. McCoy, commander of the Nys- i K. Mendenhall Is taking over the Wells sa Legion post, Mrs. McCoy. Mr. and1 stock and equipment. America’s greatest stock of fine woolens. It’s Time to Buy! Mrs. Sidney Bubrldge, Mr. and Mrs.1 A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Robertson and Mr. and Mrs. A. V. Garnet Glasgow at the Hugh Glasgow A representative of this nationally known hous *1 Artie Cook attended the party given by the home last Wednesday. Ontario Post last Thursday night. They Nell Dimmick sold a registered Eng Ladies and Misses Coats, newest styles.......................................... $5.90 to $9.90 will be with us. report it a delightful affair with lively lish Shire stallion to Orville Gross of games and dancing. Don Platt was Halfway last week and also made a New Silk Dresses, all sizes, priced from........................................... $2.98 to $7.90 recent sale to Walter Pence of Pay master of ceremonies. SATURDAY, APRIL 22 Mr. and Mrs. Howard Larsen and Mr. ette. Mr. Dimmick believes the horse Ladies Spring H ats..................................................................................98c to $2.98 and Mrs. Welsey Browne attended the Is coming back and being a producer Passion play at the Parma community of good horses he is glad. Children’s Silk Dresses, sizes 7 to 14 at only..............................................$1.00 church Sunday evening. Rev. W. O. Mr. and Mrs. Roy James left Friday Benthln. new pastor, once took pic for Mackay where James will be em Boy’s Dress Caps, new patterns...............................................................29c to 98c tures In Bavaria of the city In which ployed by Cliff Tillman. Mrs. James the play is given every ten years and spent the past month with her grand- | Boy’s Dress Shirts, ages 6 to 14 a t..................................................................... 49 c Oregon Nyssa these, In the form of slides, made the mother Mrs. Mary Felton while her husband was working at Juntura. Boy’s Dress Sox, all sizes.............................................................................. i 0 c pair program very enjoyable. 1 I I I ,... LITTLE NEWS OF NY SS A DRESS UP! for Easter Who’s Your Tailor? B ig Tailoring Display Wilson Drygoods You Will Find Everything —for the— FRUIT SALE [aster Dinner At Wilson’s This Week End —Buy the Gallon— PINEAPPLE, gallon ........................................ 39c LOGANBERRIES, gallon ................................39c BLACKBERRIES, gallon ................................39c CHERRIES, Red, Sour Pitted, gallon............ 39c APPLES, gallon .................................................39c HUCKLEBERRIES, gallon ........................... 39c Other Specials COFFEE, Yellow Bag, 1 lb................................15c COFFEE, Hollywood, vacuum packed 1 lb. can ........................................................... 28c COFFEE, Hollywood, vacuum packed 3 lb. can ........................................................... 80c RAISINS, 4 lbs................................................... 23c PEANUTS, fresh salted, 3 lbs..........................25c At E D E R ’ S SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY JELLO, Royal Club, quick setting, all flavors, 4 packages .................................................22c MINCED CLAMS, can .................................... 15c SHRIMP, Fancy RoyaliClub, ca n ...................11c SHREDDED WHEAT, pckg............................10c COFFEE, Chase and Sanborn’s, lb.................29c PEACHES, Royal Club, halves, No. 2 1-2 in heavy syrup, 3 ca n s..................................46c EASTER HAMS, CARSTEN’S Fancy T. C., Easter wrapped and just the ham for the Easter breakfast, lb.....................................15c Everything in Fresh Vegetables and Fruits Eder Grocery WILSON GROCERY Trade Here— We Save You Money PHONE 21 NYSSA, ORE If It’s Good to Elat We Have It PHONE 58 NYSSA, ORE. Men’s Fast Color Broadcloth Dress Shirts ............................................69c to 98c Vlen’s Fur Felt Dress H ats...................................................................98c to $2.98 Large Assortment Men’s New Ties..................................................................... 49 c Men’s Wool Dress Pants.....................................................................$1.98 to $3.45 Men’s 2-piece Silk Shirts and Shorts, piece ...................... 25c Our Ladies and Misses White Shoe Stock is complete. Ladies White Pumps, at only....................................... 95 Large Assortment White Straps, Oxfords, Ties, Pum ps............................. $2.85 Childrens White and Blonde Sandals................................ ggc Boy’s All Leather Dress Oxfords, Black and T an......................... $ 1.93 Men s Di ess Oxfords, Black and Tan................. 9 g ^2 35 'EASTER NEW ACCESSORIES SPRING FOR MEN FOOTWEAR Please shop early Saturday as all Nyssa stores will close at 9 p. m. for Owyhee Canyon Days Celebration. DRESS - UP - FOR - EASTER (• o ld e n R u le C. 0. Andern* Nyssa O m p o n y » Oregon
