The Gate city journal., April 16, 1936, Image 6

GATE CITY JOURNAL, THURSDAY, APRIL lé, 1936
IRONSIDE NEWS
Sunday to move back sdme of Bill
Loftons cattle.
Ralph Boor and wife, who have
spent the winter at Frultland feed­
ing their cattle, spent several days
last week at their home here.
Mrs. Lloyd Judy of Unity visited
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. R
Lofton several days last week.
Raleigh Van Burens are moving
to the Chas. Seton place which they
have leased. Mr. Seton is moving to
New Plymouth.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Van Buren of
Baker visited relatives here last
week.
Raymond Lamberson spent a
week visiting his parent at Little
Valley.
Mrs. Floyd White was hostess to
the Ladies Club Wednesday with
a large crowd present. It was a
business meeting. Refreshments
were served by the hostess.
Mr. and Mr. Herbert Van Cleave
and children spent the week end at
the parental E. J. Beam home. On
Saturday they all motored to Prairie
City and visited at the Walter Lau­
rence home.
Earl Lofton motored to Vale last
Wednesday for some saddle horses.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Van Buren
returned to their home here after
spending the winter in Vale.
Mr. and Mrs. Len Birge of the
Malheur river visited their daughter
Ida Jones at the Fred Laurence
home last week end .
The zone spelling contest with
Mrs. Fred Nightingale in charge
will be held here at the school
house on April 16th.
Miss Adeline Fish, who was oper­
ated on recently for apirendicitis,
returned to her home here last
Monday and will soon be able to re­
sume her school duties at Ontario
high.
J. L. Lamberson of Little Valley
was here last Wednesday for a load
of seed grain.
Mrs. Bud Sherman is visiting at
Robinette with her parents and her
two daughters.
An Easter picnic was held at the
school house Snuday. A small crowd
was present but a very enjoyable
time was had. A dinned was enjoyed
followed by ball games.
check for not less than 10 per cent day of March, 1936.
BROTHER STRICKEN
O. W. GLENN
BY HEART ATTACK of the amount of the bid.
MARK SKINNER.
Superintendent oi Banks of the
State of Oregon, in charge of
the liquidation of Malheur
County Bank, Nyssa, Oregon.
4-9 to 4-23.
2, Section 31, Township 7 North,
Range 5, West Boise Meridian, has
filed notice of intention to make
final proof, to establish claim to the
land above described, before Lillian
Wilson, Clerk of District Court, at
Payette, Idaho, on the 19th day of
May, 1936.
Claimant names as witnesses: Earl
Sullivan, Tony Mazar, A. J. Ritchie,
all oi Nyssa, Oregon; Merle I. Smith
of Ontario, Oregon.
Source of water right is Electric
Pump. Volume is 120”.
IRA H. MASTERS,
Register.
Sheriff, Malheur County, Oregon
Date of first publication, April 9.
Ironside—Eldorado gran«» met on
Samuel 8. Winn, 75, resident of
1936.
Paul. Idaho, for the past 14 years
Date of last publication. May 7,
the 10th. The lecturer had an Inter­
was stricken a week ago Friday
1936.
esting program One of the amusing
morning with a heart attack and
Date of sale. May 9, 1936, at
features was an Easter bonnet par­
died instantly. Although in feeble
10:30 A. M.
ade by all the men, who were sup­
health for some time, he was looking NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE Lytle & Coad, Vale, Oregon, attor­
posed to make and wear an Easter
after his morning chores and was
neys for plaintiff.
bonnet. Nick Worsham was the win­
carrying a bag of grain for chicken By virtue of an execution in fore­
ner with the most handsome bon­
feed when death came. He was a closure issued out of the Circuit
NOTICE OF PUBLICATION
net and received a box of candy as
Court
of
the
State
of
Oregon
for
brother
of
Mrs.
Phobe
Nye
of
Nyssa.
No. 044495
a prize. The home economics club
the
County
of
Malheur
on
the
18th
Funeral
services
were
held
last
Department
of The Interior
sold pies. Each man bringing a pie
Tuesday at the L. D. S. church In day of March. 1936, pursuant to a U. S Land Office at Blackfoot, Ida­
and the ladles buying them, paying
judgment rendered on the 18th day ho, March 30. 1936.
Paul.
one-half cent a pound for the weight
of March, 1936, in a suit wherein NOTICE 1s hereby given that
of the man. *9.75 was netted from
The Federal Land Bank of Spokane, Ernest A. Bodmer of Nyssa, Oregon,
the sale and a nice lunch of pie
a corporation, is plaintiff, and Guy who on April 10, 1930, made Desert
ROCKVILLE
NEWS
and coffee was enjoyed. Edwin
J. Johnston and Effie Johnston, land entry, Serial No. 044495, for
Johnson, pomona master and wife,
husband and wife; Jesse Johnston Lot 6 Sec. 29; lots 1, 2. Sec. 30; lot
Mrs. C. E. Charles and C. E. Howell
Anna Johnson, husband and
Mr. and Mrs. Otis Nichols and two and
all members of the Vale grange were
wife;
C’
Ceal Boswell, a widow; Lula
small
daughters
Irene
and
Lucile
visitors and made interesting talks.
Thomas and Charles O. Thomas,
visited
the
Ouy
Wise
family
Sunday
Raymond Prey and Norma White
wife and husband; Arvilla Beedle,
We are delivering high test Guernsey Milk pro­
afternoon.
of Boise spent Easter at the Floyd
same person as Villa Kelley, and
duced in a modern and sanitary plant. May we
Lewis Dow-11 from Homedale Roy F. Beedle, wife and husband;
White home.
add you to our list of satisfied customers?
made
a
trip
to
the
feeding
ground
Grace
Unrah,
whose
true
name
is
Rouses of Unity fed a bunch of
in Succor Creek canyon Sunday. Grace Unruh, and Lee M. Unrah,
cattle at Earl Loftons on Sunday
—and—
We also sell high standard Holstein milk, con­
Two friends accompanied him.
whose true name is Lee M. Unruh,
night .which they were delivering
Guy Wise and family motored to wife and husband; Gertrude Schultz
sidered
by many medical authorities as best fol­
to Brogan to a buyer.
Acetylene Welding
Sullivan Springs Sunday.
and William Schultz, wife and hus­
ly bies and growing children.
Arthur Beam went to Unity on
Andrew Greeley made a trip to band; Bertha Gibson and Albert P.
—at—
Caldwell Tuesday, returning the Gibson, wife and husband; Agnes
same day.
Holly and John E. Holly, wife and
SWARM & SONS
Mrs. Nora Wise called on Maude husband; Earl Johnston and Rose
ley will be Saturday April 11 instead Johnston, husband and wife; L. K. Formerly Pete Dear Wreck­
Greeley Tuesday.
Bullock and Myrtle Bullock, hus­ ing Business, now located one
The spelling match in Jordan Val- band and wife; Claude Bullock and block west, near high school.
of in May as it was last year.
Jane Doe Bullock, husband and
Mrs. Bud Mattingly has been wife; W. E. Olsen and Martha Olsen,
quite sick the past week and her husband and wife; Ontario National
daughter Mrs. Arthur Chapman of Farm Loan Association, a corpora­
tion; the unknown heirs of John C.
Nyssa Is staying with her.
Mrs. Irma Sheridan lias been Johnston, deceased; the unknown
suffering from an infected ear fol­ heirs of Della Bullock, deceased;
lowing an attack of the flu. She Also all other persons or parties un­
made a trip to Jordan Valley for known claiming any right, title,
en joy
treatment and is now reported to be estate, lien or interest in the real
estate
described
in
the
complaint
improved.
Certain things come, with the
The H. E. C. ladies- met Saturday herein, are defendants, said writ
years, to be an expected
being directed to me and command­
at the Ditton home.
part of every occasion. With­
Norma Nichols called at the Roy ing me to sell the hereinafter de­
Electrically
in our profession, this regard
scribed
real
property,
I
will
on
Sat­
Strode
home
on
Tuesday
evening.
for the traditional must be
Miss Mary Ellen Greeley called on urday, the 9th day of May, 1936, at
combined with new stejw
10:30 o’clock in the forenoon of said
Mrs.
Mary Strode Wednesday.
toward perfection. Their suc­
day,
at the north main entrance
Mrs.
Maude
Greeley,
Miss
Edna
cessful combination at all
door
of the County Court House at
Snyder,
Miss
Ruth
Miller
and
Lee
times is but one of the stand­
Vale,
Malheur County, Oregon, sell,
Strode
accompanied
Mr.
and
Mrs.
ards of marking a service by
Roy Strode to Jordan Valley Thurs­ subject to the statutory right of re­
The Nyssa Funeral Home.
demption, all of the right, title and
day evening.
Mrs. Art Chapman called on the interest of the above named defend­
THE NYSSA
Read our ads and save money. Greeleys and Strodes Thursday ants in and to the following describ­
Today, more than ever before,
ed real property, to-wit: BE'iNEtt
FUNERAL HOME
Subscribe to the Journal, *1.50 morning.
the
modern family in a modern
of
Sec.
34,
Twp.
21,
S„
Rng.
46
E.
W.
Otis
Nichols
and
family
made
a
year.
trip to Nyssa Saturday. They re­ M, containing 40 acres, in Malheur
home
requires a constant supply of
County, State of Oregon, together
turned Sunday.
HOT
W
ATER at LOW COST to
with
all
water
and
water
rights
used
Mrs. Maude Greeley gave an
meet
the
daily needs of the entire
Easter Egg hunt and party for the upon or appurtenant to said lands
children Friday Eighteen little and particularly four shares of stock
household.
Electricity provides the
in the Riverside Irrigation District,
guests were present.
most
satisfactory
method of heat­
Frank Mullinlx called at the Wise Ltd., evidenced by certificate No.
The Finest Gift of All—
ing water. NEW LOW RATES for
365 , to satisfy a Judgment in favor
home
Saturday.
A W atch
water heating and other home ser­
Henry Masonhoider and Miss of the plaintiff in the sum of
made a trip to Caldwell $1407.27, with interest on *1439.63
Oinzel’s have a complete stock of F.lgins, Hamiltons, Walthams, Bryant
vice, which are now in effect,
thereof at the rate of 5 per cent per
Friday and returned Saturday.
Oruens and lower priced Swiss Models.
makes Electric W ater Heating
annum
from
November
29,
1935,
for
Jim Bailey is confined to his bed
We invite you to come in and see our fine selection.
A small deposit will hold any article until graduation.
more economical than ever before.
$81.20 costs, and for such additional
with a severe attack of the flu.
costs as may accrue.
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Dated at Vale, Oregon, this 18th
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An Automobile and It’s Liability
ARE INSEPARABLE
You can’t buy the first without taking the second, and the
cost of SAFE PROTECTION for this liability should be
considered as part of the car’s expense and upkeep, Just as
are oil, gas and tires.
The cost of dependable insurance in a financially strong
company is low compared with the high cost of taking a
chance.
Nyssa DON Insurance
Agency
M. GRAHAM, Manager
Nyssa Golfers
You are cordially invited to play on the
Nyssa Golf Course
FEES:
$5.00 Membership per season.
50c per day on Sundays and holidays, (non-
members).
25c per day on week days (non-members)
Seasonal membership entitles husband, wife and
children under 18 years of age to play.
JOIN THE NYSSA GOLF CLUB TODAY
R. W. Adams, Secretary
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HOT W ATER every hour of the
day and night, for every purpose to
which hot water is put.
NOTICE OF SALE OF REMAINING
ASSETS OF MAI.HEUR COUNTY
BANK, IN LIQUIDATION.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE STATE OF OREGON FOR
THE COUNTY OF MALHEUR.
In the Matter of the Liquidation of
MALHEUR COUNTY BANK,
Nyssa, Oregon.
Pursuant to an order made by
the above entitled court, notice is
hereby given that the Superintend­
ent of Banks of the State of Oregon
will sell the assets remaining in the
liquidation of the Malheur County,
Bank. Nyssa, Oregon, to the high­
est bidder for cash. Bids will be re­
ceived for such assets as a whole,
or for separate items thereof. Sched­
ules of the assets to be sold are on
file and open to inspection in the
above entitled court and matter and
in the Wfice of the Superintendent
of Banks at Salem, Oregon.
The Superintendent of Banks re­
serves the right to reject any and
all bids. Any and all bids accepted
by the Superintendent of Banks are
subject to confirmation by the court.
All persons who desire to submit
bids for the purchase of all or any
part of the assests remaining in such
liquidation are hereby notified to
present sealed bids to the Superin­
tendent of Banks at his office in
Salem. Oregon on or before the 30th
day of April. 1936. Each bid must be
accompanied by cash or a certified
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