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About The Gate city journal. (Nyssa, Or.) 1910-1937 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 5, 1935)
GAEE CITY JOURNAL, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 193«, Little News of Nyssa I The Card Season Is On - — -J See Us For John Burke and Bob spent Sunday in Boise. Miss Georgia Dennis and Mrs. Bud Anderson attended the Nampa Miss Thelma Cook spent the rodeo Monday. Labor Day vacation from her work Miss Mildred Olson, county lib in Boise at the parental home here. rarian of Ontario, spent Sunday at Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Garrison and the Prank T. Morgan home. PLAYING CARDS TALLIES and FAVORS KemenitMT Wr Are Head quarter* for School Supplies Ramsrv daughter Vera and Mr and Mrs. Mrs. Eldon Jensen and daughter Dale Garrison and daughter Jo are visiting with friends In Nampa Anne enjoyed a picnic dinner at the this week. Vale park Sunday with Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest McClure and Mr». Hay Garrison. Mrs. McClures' father of Caldwell made a week end trip to Portland. "Bunn" Jones of Adrian is in the hospital at Ontario and doctors ex pect to operate in the next few days for adhesions. Peaches Johnson Variety Ready Now At the John Prati Orchard Prices so low everyone can| afford to can peaches this year. 75c Per Bushel 3'4 Mile South of Nyssa school house. • 0 0 6 C 0 s BACK TO SCHOOL With a brand new permanent wave that will make you the envy of your class mates It is no longer a ques tion of “ Shall I get a Permanent W ave?” for it is necessary for well groomed school girl as books and pencils. Copies of PARIS HATS In the Newest Fall Styles Priced at $1.98, $2.49 — At— RUBYE LOU BEAUTY SHOP fPHONE 16 FISHER APPAREL SHOP Nyssa Phone 5SF3 DISTINCTIVE JEWELRY Diamonds — Watches — Gifts — Rings — Silverware Watch repairing our Specialty See us for that special Jewelry Repair job All Work Guaranteed Ginzel Jewelry Shop — + 4*— OPPOSITE MOORE IIOTEI. ONTARIO, OREGON i ■ s s s ■ - ' « .«-U f-J. ------------r - T - t - Mrs. Herbert Pislier began her Ray tiavage and John lretoil spent Mr. and Mrs. James Armstrong of Jack BttJOkoccr, nephew of Mrs. the week end In Boise and at the Will Beam, spend several days here Wilder spent Sunday with Mr. and duties Tuesday morning as teacher Nampa rodeo. this week viistlng at the Beam and Mrs. Geo McKee. in the Apple Valley grade school. Mr. and Mrs. Nick Rudlick have Warren Blodgett homes. returned from a ten days stay at Mr. and Mrs. Frank Zimmerman Soap Lake In Washington and two daughters of Payette were George Reberger took Miss Donna dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. #A T H O R O U G H B R E D Cook to Enterprise Friday where she Blair Johnson Sunday. rOR EV ER Y HEAD E. D. Frost, accompanied his will teach again this year. Mrs. W. P. McLing spent, Tuesday daughter Mrs. Jonas Brown and husband of Payette to the Nebraska In Emmett with her parents Mr. and picnic at Caldwell Sunday. Mrs. H. B. Earp. Mrs. Herbert Snyder came over Mrs. Ray Emmott attended a luncheon given by Mrs. Wm. Walker from Boise Wednesday evening to and Mrs. Royer at the home of Mrs. spend a few days with her sister, Walker in Ontario last Wednesday. Mrs. Famham Sills and family. Mrs. Aryllla Fauchier and Mrs. Josie Douglas returned Monday from a three weeks vacation in a summer camp above Ironside. Mr. and Mrs. Harold McClure and son Dickie spent two days last week visiting with the Leslie and Ernest Misses Barbara and Ruth Ketchum McClure families. of Vale were guests of Misses Har Bill Hipp has been elected as a riet and Isabel Sarazln Wednesday trustee in the Eagls Lodge, taking and Thursday of this week. the place of Tom Burton, who Is Mrs. Parnham Sills and daughter living at Kamela now. Peggy. Mrs. Dick Adams and Mrs. Keith Frost, nephew of Mrs. C. B. Ted Newell were Nampa visitors on Short, who was seriously Injured In Tuesday. a car accident some time ago, was Bert Moore has gone to Sunnysida removed from the Ontario hospltul Wash., after being employed on the to a hospital in Boise, where he will |j. E. Hearron ranch here. In Sun- undergo an operation. nyslde he will be employed by E. T. Rubye Lou Hemenway spent Sun | Hearon in drying hops. day and Monday at Harper with The Ed Wilson family, former her mother. Mrs. Smith, who has resident of Nyssa, who liave been been ill for several months, but living at Nampa, moved to Buhl. whose condition is much Improved Idaho Saturday, where Mr. Wilson now. will sell electrical equipment for his j Mr. and Mrs. Ray Garrison of father. Vale spent Monday night at the par- Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wilson and j ental Chas. Garrison home near children and Mrs. Harriet Harris Nyssa. Tuesday morning Miss Vera and children enjoyed their annual Garrison accompanied them to Vale birthday picnic Sunday honoring where she is working. the birthday of Launa Wilson. They A charavari was held last Wed- spent the day on the upper Malheur | nesday evening for Mr. and Mrs. river. Clyde Charles Brumfield, newly Mr. and Mrs. Burt Mitchell and weds. Mrs. Brumfield was formerly children of Boise spent the Labor Margaret Ruth Schweizer of Nyssa Day week end at the J. N. Thoma while Mr. Brumfield is from Parma. son home In Big Bend. Guests Sun Guests at the Sumner Jones home day evening at the Thomason home from Sunday until Monday were were Mrs. Mattie Thomason and Mrs. Jones' nephew and Ills wife, Mr. grandchildren. and Mrs. Walter Janeway, and Mr. Mrs. C. L. McCoy and Mrs. Dewey Janeway's sister. The visitors were Bay were Boise visitors Tuesday. jfrom Portland and Mrs. Jones had Mrs. John Moore and two children not seen them for many years. of Ontario, who were in Boise, ac Misses Katherine and Margaret companied them home and a r e Young were dinner guests at the spending a few days visiting in the Nate Young home Sunday. Miss McCoy home. Margaret arrived in Nyssa last Robert Thompson arrived Wed Thursday to begin teaching. nesday to make an .indefinite visit Mrs. Dick Young was in Boise with his parents Mr. and Mrs Jess Tuesday. Thompson. He is taking an enforced Mr. and Mrs. Vernal P. Shoemak vacation from his work in Portland. er have rented the Herschel Thomp He accompanied Mrs. Ralph Beutler son home in Nyssa for the next few of Salem. Mrs. Mildred Vaughn and weeks while the Thompsons are son Jerry of Vancouver, who with looking after the J. T. Long ranch. the J. T. Longs and and Mrs. A1 Mr. and Mrs. Long are on a trip to Thompson left this morning for a the middle west. Mr. Shoemaker is trip to the middle west. the new science teacher at the high The EX-CEL-CIS Beauty Pro school. ducts will be demonstrated at the Donald Dwight Davis of San Powder Puff Beauty Shoppe, Sept. Francisco, who has been spending 7th by Miss Rhoda Me Waters. We the summer visiting Ills grand have recently installed the new parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Davis, methods of permanent w a v i n g left Friday for his California home. ZOTOZ and JAMAL, no machinery, The young fellow, who is nine years no electricity. Phone 465 or 294W for old, made the trip by train unac- appointments. Powder Puff Beauty | companied. Shoppe. Moore Hotel Block, Ontario. Mrs. Max Landon and daughter Oregon, Phena E. Parker, Manager. Maxine arrived Monday from Ore- —Advertisement. grande. Iaa., to visit at the home of Mrs. Landpii's mother Mis. E. M. Blodgett. Another daughter Mrs. T. Burton and two children came Sun day from Kamela to visit at the Blodgett home. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew McGinnis and family returned Monday even ing from Alturas, Calif., where they spent the summer. Accompanying SERVICE STATION them home were Mr. and Mrs. Floyd McKee and Mr. and Mrs. Wesley To responsible parties McKee. The Wesley McKees, plan to stay here but the others will re turn aJter a short visit here. Miss Helen Wiseman, who went to Cal ifornia with the McGinnis family, PETE DEAR remained in Alturas where she is working in a store. USED PARTS —and— Acetylene Welding SWARM & SONS Formerly Pete Dear Wreck ing Business, now located one block west, near high school. LOOK AT YOUR HAT SPECIAL Friday and Saturday For Friday, Sept. 6 and Saturday Sept. 7 SHORTENING, Carsten, Snowcap, 4 lb. Package .......................................................... 57c CRACKERS, 3 lb. b o x ........................................ 37c COOKIES, Celophane bags, plain, 1 lb. 23c COOKIES, Celophane bags, fancy, 1 lb. .. 29c FRUIT JARS, Masons, pints, d ozen ............... 74c FRUIT JARS, Mason, Quarts, d ozen.......... 87c FRUIT JARS, Mason, Haf Gallon, dozen $1.17 COFFEE, Surefine, 1 lb. bag, the best grade 25c COFFEE, Viking, 1 lb. b a g .......................... 20c SHIMP, 2 cans 23c CORN BEEF, 12 oz. can s....................... 17c VIENNA SAUSAGE, per c a n ............................. 9c O V A L SARDINES, large size cans, each 10c RED BEANS, 4 lb. bags ..................................... 19c PEACHES, for canning, 45 lb., baskets included .................................................. 95c PEACHES, for canning, 45 lb., without b ask et..................................................... PERMANENT W iLsoN G rocery NYSSA, ORE. For ten days, I am of fering m y regular $2.50 Oil Permanent for $2.00 to girls in the 1st to 8th grades, inclusive. O th e r H ats *1.49 and up FR EE B L A N K E T S Tickets given on 50c cash purchases or payments on accounts. To Be Given Away September 21— It is not necessary to be present. Wilson Drygoods Phone 55F3 The Friendly Store Mae Keizer, Operator NYSSA OREGON j- % 26th Annual MALHEUR COUNTY FAIR SEPTEMBER 12 -1 3 -1 4 ONTARIO Pari-Mutuel Racing Rodeo Farm Exhibits As part of the Malheur County Fair Program Any Malheur County school child eligible to enter their pet in the parade and qualify for a Cash Prize. $5.00 GRAND PRIZE GirU Prizes Buy Your Ticket From Your Favorite Fair $2.50 $1.50 $1.00 Queen Candidate. She Needs Your Help To Win Better Show Better Exhibits Better Racing In addition, every child entering the parade gets a free prize and ticket to the Malheur county fair Absolutely Independent PHONE 21 Thoroughbred H ats *3 .9 5 BEAUTY SHOP Thursday, Sept. 12, 10 a. m. — 1st— — 2nd— — 3rd— Complete The Vogue PET PARADE $2.50 $1.50 $1.00 and choose your hat now. Call or come in and make your appoint ment now. to be given away in the Boys Prizes Latest styles in fall hats just unpacked — come $ 2.00 HI KIDS!! $20.00 in Cash Prizes 80c Everyone Else Does SCHOOL GIRL GROCERY FORLEASE SPECIALS .FOR. T H O R O U G H B R E D HATS HI KIDS! Let’s Get a Prize \ . j
