THE GATE CITY JOURNAL, THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 24, 1936
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MICKIE S A Y S -
I KINGMAN
Beets Look Good
In Other Sections
KOLONY
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Pfeiler re
turned today to their home at Ox-
Mr
Wlcklander.
state
deputy
at
T " W A T E R , B U T yO U
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j nard, California after spending the
the grange and Mr. Wycle, county
C A N T M A K E U /M D fU N H *
,| summer on the ranch here. Mr.
deputy of Ontario .assisted by Mrs.
NOTE: The following article is ! pfeiler expects to return next year
N E IT H E R G A N V A M Á M E
M. M. Oreellng. president of the
taken from the Burley Bulletin, and ^ put the majority of his big farm
A N T B O O N R E A P A B IL L -
PTA organized a grange in King-
republished due to the information
the p ^ j ^ t in crop. He now has
O P A P V E B T tS t H G S H E E T
man Wednesday evening. Several
It contains regarding the number of l ^ acres 0f new seeded alfalfa, and
B V T H R O W N 'A r O N
grangers from Wade were also pres
men employed In a sugar factory i eXpec{5 p, piant quite an acreage of
Ed Warren is remodeling his
Howard Boor left Sunday for La
- rH E tP P R O N r P O R C H *
ent.
and in the fields; number of tons of ^
lima beans as soon as his land
house,
he
plans
to
build
additional
Grande, where he will attend East
beets, sliced, tonnage, length of rim ^ ready
Officers who were elected are: C.
rooms and to put on a new ro o t.
ern Normal School this year.
and popularity of by-products.
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E. Elliott, master; Mrs Hazel Schaf
Kermit Uenkaemper returned to
er, lecturer, and Mr Wade Nichols,
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Ramsey re
secretary. The next meeting will be
turned last week end from their Nyssa Friday noon on the Rose after
Harvesting of a probably 340,000- CALLED TO BLA( K IO O I
held on Monday evening, October 5
wedding trip and are now at home spending two weeks with his par
ton crop of sugar beets In southern j
DEATH OF FATHER
J \ à s r e T t ìs «
at which time all of those who wish j
ents at Portland.
at the Swan apartments.
Idaho will be well
underway by j - - - - - - -
to join as charter members may do
ilvVcniP
September 28, with Burley factory
Mrs. W C. Crosswhlte of Caldwell
The Elmer Cloninger family have
so The rest of the officers will also
J fe w p a fc p
opening Septmber 30, Paul, October
Is
spending
two
weeks
here
with
her
Mr. and Mrs Henry Hatch left
moved to the house in the north part
be elected at that time.
aM .
3, Twin Falls plans October 6 and 7,
] Wednesday for
Blackfoot, called
of town which was formerly occu daughter Mrs. Doug McDonald and
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Cole of Brigham,
according to R. H. Tallman, Idaho
and family
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there by the death of Mrs. Hatch’s
pied by the Adler family.
Utah and small daughters, Nyla Mae
manager of the Amalgamated Sugar
were accompanled by
Keep
and Carlena, spent the week at the
The C. B. Short family moved
Will Beam and Warren Blodgett
Robert Montgomery
company.
¡Mrs. Emil Paulus.
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home of Mrs. Cole's parents, Mr. and
The campaigns at each plant will
Friday from their small ranch near and son Billie spent the week end at
and Mad^e Evans
Citj
Mrs. Thrasher.
extend a probable 87 days, Mr. Tall- I
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town to the house formerly occupied ' the Ed Beam home at Ironside and
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Clean',
man states, and they will employ j
by the Jack Keizer family in town. , Warren hunted deer.
Little Donald Newblll has been
DREAMLAND. ONTARIO
500 men. most of whom are to be
quite 111 with flu, but is much im
Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Septem skilled.
Mrs. Lloyd Hoxie and son Ronald
Mrs. L. C. Weir who has been
proved at present
ber 27, 28, 29
of Salem are visiting at the Bert visiting with her son Lieut. Elmer
In the fields there will be an aver
Mr. and Mrs W. H. Patterson
Hoxie home and with her parents, Cloninger and family the past two
ONTARIO
age of 2,500 toppers employed by
spent
the
week
end
in
Boise
visit
Mr. and Mrs. C W. Barrett. The weeks left Friday for her home in
ing with Mrs Paterson's cousins, Mrs all gone into the mountains deer growers over a 40-day period.
visitors arrived here Tuesday and Portland,
SUN-MON-TUE.
The crop Is said to be as good as
hunting.
Stroup and Mr. Blakley.
will make an extended visit.
September 27, 28, 29
Mr. and Mrs. Aden Wilson spent
Members of the 4-H Baby Beef any on record here, with the aver
Mrs. Lillie Bach
received word
Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Powell left the week end at the Frank Ward
from Rev. Walter Bach, of North | c iub and their parents met with age yield estimated at from 15 to
Saturday for their mine near Prairie sheep camp near Unity and hunted
VISITORS FROM ILLINOIS
i Powder that they have been trans- Mr. E. M. Hauser in Ontario Wed 15*4 tons to the acre.
Clty where they plan to spend the deer. Blayney Boydell and Art Ser-
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j ferred to Prairie City for the coming nesday to make plans to take the Acreages for the three factories
calves to the Pacific International total 22,600 with 11,000 of this
winter. During their absence, Mrs. voss also made the Ward camp their |
year.
Mary Morris, mother of Mrs. Powell, headquarters while
hunting
the) Mr. and Mrs. John D. Bailey of ( Miss Juanita Graves of Nyssa was stock show in Portland. They are amount In the Rupert-Paul-Burley
and Mrs Terman Towne and child- elusive deer.
Mount Vernon, Illinois are making an overnight guest of Lucille also meeting this week at Vale to in district, and the balance in Twin
terview the county officials, hoping Falls, Jerome, Lincoln, Gooding and
ren are living in the Powell house. |
H
aro , hJ an extended visit in the home of Thrasher on Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. H. H Dick are the Mrs. Bailey’s sister, Mrs. A. M. i Mr. and Mrs. J. G Lane and fam-
that, they will pay the freight on Washington counties in Idaho and
Robert Z. Leonard's Production
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Parlin and Mrs. parents of a 7 pound baby girl born J^„’h8Im tji/
lly were shopping In Nampa Satur- the calves, as the bank is unable to a part of eastern Oregon.
Parlin's mother, Mrs. Helen Miller, on September 18 at Croston, Neb.,
Divided by plants It is anticipated
do this this year.
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¡day
of Herron, Montana were over night where Mrs. Dick is visiting with her j
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I A lovely canned food shower was
Mr. John Thiel is enjoying a visit that the Burley and Paul plants will
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. parents. According to announce
Alvin Kuehn, employe of the Eder , given for Mrs. WyUe Hewitt at the from his brother, who comes from slice about 90,000 tons each and the
Nordale Monday. The visitors were ments received the little miss has Grocery, has returned from a weeks home of Mrs. Conrad Martin on South Dakota.
Twin Falls factory about
150,000
old time friends of the Nordales been named DelRey Margaret.
Wednesday afternoon. About 22
Next Sunday is rally day at King- tons.
¡visit In California.
and were on their way to Eugene.
No serious damage has resulted to
guests were present, and a nice time man. Everyone is invited, and all
Kenneth McNall and Tom Chllch-
members are asked to bring another beets from weather or insect condi
ting have returned from an extend
Cliff Pederson and a friend of was had *>y all.
tions, it Is pointed out, and though
A surprise party was given by the person with them.
ed trip which took them to Valen- I North Powder visited at the Dewey
frost has come to this section beets
Sunday Schbol members for the
tine, Nebraska, where they took the Ray home this week.
are impervous to any damage on
Reverend 8wininy and f amily on
Steadmans to their home. They re- I
LEGION AUXILIARY TO
this score.
turned by way of Missoula. Mont.,
Mrs. Alice Eckerman of Livermore Thursday evening. Several brought
INSTALL OFFICERS
As a by-product of the harvest
and visited with Mrs. LeSter Bach- California, a friend of
Mrs. W lll,gifts of canned fruit,
here, it was learned that sheep in
man and family, sister of Kenneth's Beam was her guest Thursday and I ^ rs Edna Ferris was at the King-
large numbers are being shipped in.
and then on to Deer Lodge, Mont., j Friday of this week.
i m a n sch<x>1 Friday, checking up on
The American Legion Auxiliary In order to have feeding stock for
I the summer round-up which was
to visit with the Frank Parr family. I
will hold their first fall meeting beet tops.
Mrs. Parr, sister of Kenneth's, and
The Oeo. Staceys moved Saturday given last May.
her small daughter returned to Nys- 1 to Boise where they, wm make their | Mr. and Mrs. • Jack Borge have Thursday evening, October 1st In
sa with them and will make an in- home. Mr. Stacey was transferred completed the basement which they the Parish Hall. Mrs. Elma Eckley.
Mrs. Ray Emmott is enjoying a
have been building on their farm.
District President of La Grande will
definite visit wtih her father W. A. hy the reclamation bureau,
Mr. Borge has returned to Oak- be present to install the new officers visit with her mother, Mrs. A. L.
McNall and Kenneth.
King and her sister Miss Jean King,
Harry Brown purchased a rest- Iftnd. California and Mrs. Borge is which were elected earlier In the
summer. The Leglonalres will attend who came Sunday evening from
dence lot in the south part of Nyssa j Caching at^ Lower Bend school,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Harris ex- and refreshments and a social will Seattle. They plan to spend about!
this week from Bert Hoxie. This
ten days here.
build a basement soon. Mrs. follow the Installation.
property is adjoining the Thomas I)ect'
I Borge and Mrs. Harris are daugh-
property.
F aihion ed Fir»t Valentine»
' ters of Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Leach of
MRS. WHIPPLE IN SNOW
Charles, duke of Orleans, is said
Mrs. S. Jones and son Charlie and Weiser.
Mrs. J. B. Smith returned h om e1 Kenneth and Donald Elliott.
STORM AT LONG VALLEY to have fashioned the first written
KID CURLERS ARE OUT
valentines while Imprisoned In til»
Saturday night after visiting with Ranald. Keith and Ross Lane help-
London Tower.
the Leonard Jones family in Sausa- ed Gregory Thiel enjoy a lovely
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It’s really a revalation the way new piston rin
restore original horsepower and top-speed to old
motors. Helps to save oil too . . .
Farmer Jones was standing by the
roadside one day Just after the ad
vent of the automobile, when one
drove by: "Huh!" he sniffed, "them
may be swell city fellers, but they
certainly wah a-smokin' some dam
orefel seegars."
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PHILCO
Visitors at the Marvin
Penrod
home this week have been Mrs. J. D.
Penrod of Montebello. California: a
! sister in law, and Mrs. J. Mulheim
and Mr. J. Hooker, also of Monte-
I bello. The party have been on a va-
cation trip and were much impress-
ed with the Nyssa country, and may
locate here later. They expect to re
turn to California tomorrow.
POLKS: We always
felt that this evolution theory is all
turned around. You can't transform
a monkey Into a human, but it
doesn't take long to make a mon-
out oi B man
—KNOTS—
RASTUS -Sambo, what business
Is you all in now?
,
Dr. and Mrs. John Long and son
Sambo—Ize de minin' business.
Jackie arrived in Nyssa last Thurs , RASTUS—You dont say! What
day from Salem and plan to spend kind of minin'?
about two weeks visiting with rela
SAMBO—Kalsominin'.
tives here before going on to Phoenix
—KNOTB—
Arizona, where they will spend the
We’re in the building supply and
winter. They plan to make the trip coal business, and have been for a
by way of California and will stop good many years We are anxious to
and see Mrs. Ruth Rates, sister of give you the benefit of our exper
Dr. Long and will also visit with a ience In helping you plan your home
brother of Mrs. Long.
and farm Improvements.
—KNOTS— ,-v
It's easy enough .to eat corn off
the cob,
When you've nice teeth to be proud
about
But the guy worthwhile
Is the one who can smile
When all his front teeth are out.
l " \ 0 you lufftr burning, »canty of
—KNOTS—
L y too frequent urination; backache,
One day a young lady with a
headache, dixiinet*, lo*» of energy,
leg pain», »welling» and pufhne»t poodle dog on her lap was riding In
under the eye»? A re you tired, nerv- j a street car. A prim woman sitting
out— feel alt unstrung and don't ¡next to her sniffed: "What a fuss
know what i» wrong?
___ ¡you make over that dog.. Don't you
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WILSON DRYGOODS
Nyssa, Oregon
Mrs. Sarah Whipple returned last
week from a week's visit with her
daughter, Mrs. H. P. Moore at Nor
wood. Idaho in Long Valley. Mrs.
Whipple says the valley was visited
by quite a snow storm a week ago
Monday, but that it didn't freeze as
hard there as It did here. Sunday
they picked strawberries and the
following day several inches of snow
fell. Crops are good In Long Valley,
she says, and her son-in-law has a
crop of oats that are almost tall
enough to hide a grown person.
GREETINGS
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pretty one replied,
replied
and to potton and upiat tha whole see. I'm not married."
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Quarts, 2 for
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Sweet Spuds 41bs
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lito, Calif., the past week.
i birthday Friday.
. . . .
.
I David Bay and Freddie Hertig of
An 8-, pound baby boy was born ^
Davla called on ^
to Mr, and Mrs. Rex Sounce, who Bunday
' live in the north port of Nyssa. Dr. i Mrs Davis and children of Utah
Sarazin was the attending p h y -, are vlsltIrlg at the home o( her
sician. Mr. and Mrs. Scounce are re- lbrother Mr. Melvin Everett,
cent newcomers to ttiis community
The D c
famUy and
from Colorado.
Claud Patterson were Sunday dinner
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Tensen and . gupsts *n the M. L. Kurtz home.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Boydell re-1 BU1 Schiemer is threshing his 40
turned Wednesday evening to Nyssa!acres of clover.
after a trip to Hillsboro. They left
^he D. C. Anderson family and
Misses Ethel Mary Boydell and Cluud Patterson were Sunday din-
i Tlena Tensen In Portland and the ner guests in the M. L. Kurtz home.
The D C. Anderson family were
two girls went on to Corvallis where
they are enrolling for their second in Parma and vicinity on business
Saturday.
year.
Gene Pratt went with a truck
Miss Helen Lackey has returned load of beef to Portland on Friday.
Two of his uncles, brothers of his
| to her home In Riverside. Calif .,
| where her mother, Mrs. Ruth Bates mother, Mrs. Anna Pratt returned
| lives, after spending the summer with him on Wednesday. They have
¡here with, her grandparents the J.
T. Longs and her sister Mrs. Robert
Thompson. She also visited with her
grandmother Mrs. A. M. Lackey in
Ontario and with an aunt Mrs Ruth
i DeNyce at Wallace, Idaho.
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