THE GATE CITY JOURNAL, THURSDAY, AUGUST 13, 1936.
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KINGMAN KOLONY
BUSINESS
Shrine Holds Annual Convention in Seattle
Mr. Hauser met with the Kolony
and also the Winning
Pig club at the home of Ronald
' Lane on Tuesday afternoon. The
j boys are finishing up their handi-
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I craft and getting ready to exhibit
j their work at the fair.
ROBT. D. LYTLE
The Blue Bell Girls who belong
to the Rose and Flower Garden club
ATTORNEY
met at the C. E. Winters home on
And COUNSELOR-AT-LAW
Wednesday. Plans were made for
First NatUmal Bank Building
the exhibit at the fair.
Phone 60
K f 3 e e Í
VALE
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Ashcraft and
OREGON
son Dick motored to the Dam Sun
day.
Mrs. Joe E. Jones has held church
service at. the school house the past
J. S. COOPER
week.
Business Analysis
Miss Jean Soholer of Genesee is
Accounting
Auditing
visiting at the Wm. Toombs home
this week.
Income Si Social Security Tax
Miss Geraldine Bach from North
Specialist.
Powder is visiting at the J. G. Lane
Moore Hotel Bldg.
home this week.
Ontario, Ore.
Phone 119
Jess Schafer is driving a new Ter- 1
Thousands of members of the Shrine from every state in the Union gathered in Seattle for the oider’i
raplane.
' recent convention. Photo shows Medina patrol of Chicago in a street parade. Before the close of the con
Bert Brooks of Lafayette, Idaho, vention the delegates voted to continue the charitable work of the Shrine in maintaining hospitals in van >0
was an oversight guests of the Win cities for the care and treatment of crippled children.
ters family Wednesday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Toombs are
Guarantee Work
planning to move to Genesee in the Wendell.
I daughter Donna were Sunday guests
near future where they will make
j of Mr. and Mrs. Nelson In Nampa
Mrs. Charles Newbill is ill with the
WYCKOFF
their home. Mr. Toombs has em flu.
! Miss Donna remained there for f
ployment driving a school bus and
weeks visit.
JEWELRY STORE
R. C. Enos and Ermil Ashcraft
working in a service station there.
were Boise business vistors Thurs
Franklin Patterson of Payette
OREGON TRAIL
day and remained over for the Ham BALL MACHINES HELP
was visiting on Sunday with his two
Official Time Inspector for
ilton speech.
sisters Mrs. Mary Nichols and Mrs.
PAY COST OF RUNNING
Union Pacific
Lily Bach.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerritt Muntjewerff
Members of the boys 4-H calf club
MANY CITIES IN OREGON
Miss Joy Crummett was a guest in
were
Boise
shoppers
Wednesday.
the C. E. Elliott home Wednesday of Oregon Trail held a stock Judging Mrs. Muntjewerff visited relatives
Ontario
Oregon
at the home of Junior Holmes last and returned home Thursday. Mr.
and Thursday.
Miss Joy Crummett has charge of Tuesday. E. M. Hauser, county 4-H Muntjewerff witnessed the King
University of Oregon, Eugene,
the dollar dinner contest at the fair club leader met with the club. Mrs. auto accident the way home and August, (Special) Pin and ball
F.
G.
Holmes
served
refreshment
and is working with the two girls
assisted in helping with the injured.
machines, in which the hopeful con
who will enter this contest. They are during the afternoon. Dewey Thom
E. C. Van Petten was a business
OPTOMETRIST
testant put In a flve-cent piece and
Miss Evelyn Haworth of Wade and ason who won the P. T. A. scholar visitor in Adrian Saturday.
then shoots out from one to 10 mar
Miss Viola Pullen of Owyhee. She ship to the club summer school at
“See Me Fall and See Better”
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Henry
Hatch
were
bles into score places on a board, are
also met with the the 3rd division, Corvallis plans to give his report at
Friday
evening
dinner
guests
in
the
doing their bit—and In some places
The Kolony Kooks, their bread ex the next P. T. A. meeting Friday
Ted Newton home.
evening, August 21st.
quite a bit—toward support of city
hibit was discussed.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hatch called at governments in Oregon, figures com
Mr. and Mr.s Harry Chard of Lu
Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Overstreet are
piled by the Bureau of Municipal
enjoying a vacation at Payette cas, Kansas, who have been visitng the R. C. Enos home Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Ritchie of Little Research of the University of Ore
Lakes.
at the home of Mr. Chard's brothers
Friends of Mrs. C. C. Cotton were Ewen and Marion, left Sunday for ton, Colorado, were Adrian oallers gon and the League of Oregon Cities
show. The report, designated as In
very sorry to learn of the death of their home. Mrs. Lydia Chard, Friday.
DR. J. A. McFALL
Mrs. Cotton's granddaughter, Miss mother of the boys returned with
Mr .and Mrs. Ted Newton and formation Bulletin 19, was recently
Claybom of Wendell, Ida., who met them. She has been here visiting for family and Mrs. Gerrit Muntjewerff made public by Herman Kehrli, dir
Eyesight Specialist
her death by an automobile acci several months. Mrs. Marion Chard spent Sunday at the Ed Newton ector of the Bureau.
0NTAIMO
OREGON
Although taxing these machines
dent. Mrs. Cotton left at once for and small daughter Deanie also ac home on Oregon Slope. Howard
companled them, to be gone about Belknap returned home with them has proved to be a substantial
source of revenue for many cities, a
six weeks.
10fr a visit.
The farmers are all busy haying | Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Enos, daughter large majority of municipalities have
and threshing. B. L. Landreth w ho, Lois and son Clarence were Sunday not as yet taken advantage of this
shipped his machine here from Neb- afternoon visitors at the C. A. Rose opportunity, the survey reveals. Only
home in Payette. R. C. and Clarence about one third of the 110 cities
braska has started to thresh.
nnswering the bureau's questlonalre
Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Holmes, Mr. took in the ball game between Pay
license the pin-ball machines, while
ette
and
Nyssa.
and Mrs. R. W Holmes and family
Charles McConnell and daughter a^out 10 tx“r
prohibit them. The
and Mr and Mrs. F. S. Byers and
family made up a party who went E1!en drove to Boise Sunday after- old type slot machine Is barred in
of the cities, while 16 license
for choke cherries Sunday up above noon t0 cal1 on Mr- Marker only to 29
them.
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Cambridge.
Ileam that he had Passed away at
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Mr. and Mrs. Archie Smith and | _1U1________________,_______,
pathy of this community Is extend
Mr. and Mrs. Wyatt Smith and fam ed to Mrs. McConnell and family In
G in se n g N o t C u ltiv a te d
ily, Mr. and Mrs. Ewen Chard and thel7 sorrow
Glnscnd Is not cultivated; It
family, Mr .and Mrs. Marion Chard
Mrs. Earl Sparks was a Sunday grows only In the wilds and In Its
and family and Mr. and Mrs Harry evening caller In the R. C. Enos growing state it hns the appear
Chard and Mrs. Lydle Chard of home.
ance of a human being. Its chief
Lucas, Kansas, picnicked at Boise
Mrs. Winnie Powell and son Har use Is as a remedy for short breath
Sunday.
ry called at the Prank Freel home ing. Many pious people claim to
A number from here attended the Sunday on their way from Colorado have seen the dying survive after
using 1L One variety of ginseng
Nebraska picnic at Payette Sunday. to Walla Walla, Wash.
Among those attending were Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. James McGinnis and grows In this country, but It does
OPENS AT 1:00 O’CLOCK
and Mrs. Freeman Roockstool, Mr. daughter Joyce were Sunday din not have the value or medicinal
and Mrs. B. L. Landreth, Mr. and ner guests in the Alvin McGinnis quality of that which is Imported
IN NYSSA
Mrs. Hans Wurl and family, and home. They report Leonard Smith from China.
Mr. and Mrs. Whipple and family.
as recovering nicely from
the
mumps.
Mr. and Mrs. Ermil Ashcraft and
AND P R O F ES S IO N A L
RETURNS SUNDAY FROM
TRIP TO COAST
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Phln Warren says he had a fine
vacation trip this year, and Just re
turned Sunday evening from two
weeks spent at Corvallis and other
coast points. While there he had an
opportunity to try his luck sea fish
ing, agate hunting at Agate Beach
and sight-seeing In Corvallis; tak
ing In all the Interesting government
buildings and other points of In
terest.
The entire party was made up of
Plan Warren, Mrs. Oma Blngman.
and son Dale. Mary Warren of On
tario and Gerald Warren. At Cor
vallis they were Joined by Marvin
Warren and family. The party also
visited
the
Ralph Reberger
family at Bend.
Earl Warren and Mrs. Warren
met them at Prairie City, where the
entire party picked huckleberries,
getting 25 gallons for their trouble.
The Ralph Rebergers drove over
from Bend and Joined the crowd
picking the toothsome berries.
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SUNDAY
AUGUST 15
Another Big Show On
AUGUST 16
Here is a show right in your home community
you cannot afford to miss. The Nyssa Eagles,
who are sponsoring the show, have gone to much
trouble and expense in providing a first class
show in every respect.
Bronc Riding
Calf Roping
Bulldogging
Donkey Ball Games
Start Each Evening at 7:00
Hog Calling Contest
Husband Calling Contest
And many other Event*
Dance Sat. Night
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gives the light of ten ordinary lamps.
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administered by the Union under a
mandate from the League of Na
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and South, were taken over by the
British crown from the British
South African company, which held
a royal charter of these two col
onies up until a few years ago.
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of the Kenya crown colony, the
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the equator and south to the Union
and South Africa.
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OREGON
W iW M M W M .
Dairy SALE
We Will Sell For Stuart Cattle Co., the Following 80 Head of High
Class Dairy Cows—Located Two Miles West of Nampa on High
way 30 or Nampa-Caldwell Boulevard, or better known as
A. J. FIRKINS PLACE—AT ONE O’CLOCK, ON—
MONDAY, AUGUST 17
8 0 Head of Cows
45 GUERNSEYS and JERSEYS
35 HOLSTEIN COWS
Fill’er Up
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50 of these will be fresh or will
be fresh by day of sale. Balance
close up springers.
2 Extra Good Young Holstein
Bulls.
6—10-months-old Colored Heif-
ers.
All T. B. Tested
You are cordially invited to visit
the ranch and see these cows
milked prior to sale. Milk weight
will be given on all milking cows.
TERM— One-Half Cash, Bal
ance of 12 equal monthly pay
ments drawing 6 per cent interest
If you wish to buy cows and do
not have cash but have other
cows for security see us before
day of sale.
FREE LUNCH AT NOON
Sale Starts Promptly at 1 O'clock
STUART CATTLE CO.
R. A. Miller, Manager
Phone 387-R1
Wm. Murphy, Salesman
Phone 292-J3
COL. DEAN SULLIVAN, Auctioneer- ---- H. H. SMITH, Clerk
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