NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, THURSDAYMAY 13,1937
W ORLD S GREATEST SPECTACLE
'ii.c G rand Canyon is always described as the \ : c
-a.o st
spectacle by the thousands who visit it each year. T l.c.e is nothing
in the world which approaches it in form, size and color. From
Bright Angel Point on the North Rim, the canyon is thirteen miles
across and has an average depth of a mile. G rand Canyon was
m ade a national park in 1919.— Union Pacific Railroad Photo.
OW YHEE
Mrs. Charles Schweizer was the
bearer Saturday of the beautiful
blooming potted flowers to Mrs.
Tom Lowe at Mitchell Butte Hot
Springs. They were the gifts of the
Nyssa American Legion Auxiliary
for Mother's Day. Also on Mother’s
Day, Mrs. Browne and Mrs. Lar­
sen of the Nyssa Legion Auxiliary
brought more plants for outdoor
planting. Mrs. Lowe is the only
Gold Star Mother of the Nyssa
Auxiliary.
Wm. Glenn McGinnis has fin­
ished painting the pipe on the
North Canal to Weiser, so Irrigat­
ing by water from the dam began
In that section Monday. May 10.
Mr. and Mrs. A1 Patterson and
two sons of Emmett visited Mrs.
Pat'.ernn's mother Mrs. Eroy Huff­
man Sunday.
A short program in commemorat­
ion cf Mother's Day was given at
the close of Sunday School, Sun­
day morning. The pregram included
two songs by the young people;
violin solo by Mrs. Silas Bigelow;
duet "Songs My Mother Used to
Sing,” Doris and Margaret Kling-
back.
Mrs. Lee Culbertson called on
Mrs. Fred Boness, who lives on the
old McMinley ranch Sunday after­
noon.
Mrs. Nell Dimmick was hostess
for a bridge party Thursday after­
noon. Mrs. Andrew Boersma won
the high prize and Mrs. Grant
Koons received the consolation.
Miss Emily Corfield was married
to Charles Meyers Sunday after­
noon at 4 o'clock by Reverend
White of Nyssa. Relatives and close
friends of the family were guests. A
charivari was given for the young
couple Monday evening.
A 7H pound boy was bom to Mr
and Mrs. Carl Jungquist of Wilder.
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Joe Mallea accomptuiied by his
daughter Mrs. Pete Lauinaga and
y^toreca went to Boise Mon­
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Buck Haines and
family who have been at the Ross
ranch left for California, Monday
Mrs. Regima Panzerl and son of
Boise visited her parents Mr. and
Mrs. A. C. Lee during the week.
Mrs. Theresa Scott gave a birth­
day dinner Thursday honoring Miss
Ewing of the grade school. Mrs.
Kathryn Claypool was also a guest.
Mrs. Tom Whitly of Cliffs was
thrown from her horse Tuesday and
had to be brought to town for med­
ical attention. She was able to re­
turn home Sunday. While In town
she was a guest at the W. J. Shea
home.
Mrs. T. L. Skinner is having her
house remodeled. Clarence Ander­
son Is doing the work.
Mrs. Kathryn Claypool, county
school superintendent and D. A.
Emerson, member of the state de­
partment of education in charge of
high schools, visited the Union
High school Thursday. The high
school directors met after school
and listened to a very interesting
talk by Mr. Emerson. Afterwards
the party inspected the new gym
th at is being constructed.
W. S. Maher came from Boise
Monday and Is over seeing the
spring work on his ranch east of
town.
W. R. Helm returned Saturday
from a weeks visit in Boise.
The home of Mrs. Everett Fret-
well in Arock was the scene of a
very pleasant gathering
when
members of the Ladles Aid drove
from town and surprised her with
a miscellaneous shower. She receiv­
ed many beautiful and useful gifts.
The guests also furnished a de­
licious lunch.
The children of Mr. and Mrs.
Wm. Loveland of Cliffs, spent the
week end at the Charles Loveland
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for
Energy!
Doctors agree that only in
milk can be found cer­
tain energizing elements
which are essential to the
well-being of individuals
in every walks of life.
Drink a quart each day!
For the Milk Purer
In Quality, Call
Shelton Dairy
I f I our Home . . .
BURNS
Do you have ample insurance to cover
the loss? Don’t take a chance— See
"Nyssa Realty Co.
Don M. Graham, Manager
CLASSIFIED ADS
The Boise Payette Way!
It doesn’t take much figuring to see that you can
build a home with the money you now pay out in rent.
In other words, you can build your home for nothing!
Sounds impossible, doesn’t it?
Well, then, listen to th is:
You pay rent in return for shelter and comfort. You
may or may not remain in the same house, but assume
that you do. A t the end-of ten . . . fifteen . . . twenty
years, what have you to show for those years of rent
paying? A bunch of rent receipts, if you kept all of
them.
But suppose you had built your own home and those
rent receipts were receipts in payment on the mort­
gage. At the end of the same length of time, what would
THOSE receipts represent? A clear title to your OWN
HOME! And no more rent to pay!
Inquire about F.H.A. terms at Boise Payette!
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FOR SALE!—Baby chicks, a'l popular
breeds $10 00 per 100 and up. Baby
turkeys $40.00 per 100. Order now.
Custom hatching. Cain's Hat.hery.
Ontario, Oregon. F25tfc.
For Rent
A Bird
Told Us
This little bird told us about
that suit of yours hanging In
the closet, and needing clean­
ing badly . . . Don't delay,
brtng It to your cleaners.
Nyssa
Tailor Shop
Don Morgan. Prop.
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WANTED— Hatching eggs
from
blood-tested, pure bred, heavy ,
breed hens. Will pay 25c per dozen
at hatchery. Cains' Hatchery. On­
tario, Oregon.
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$ 2 7 3 9
That’s because seasoned lumber doesn’t
shrink or warp excessively after it’s nailed in
place in your home. Green lumber d o es...........
with resulting inconvenience and repair bills.
To be SURE of getting SEASONED Lumber,
always specify 4-SQUARE Lumber. 4-SQUARE
is the lumber that produces better construction
at lower final cost. 4-SQUARE has squared ends
for faster construction; exact lengths for less
waste and closer estimates; and the trademark,
“Weyerhaeuser 4-SQUARE” stamped on the end
of every piece to guarantee the quality.
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Per Month
Builds This Modem
TOR RENT Small pasture for cow.
See Mrs. Wallace Lynch. M13tp
W anted
Kiln-Dried and Seasoned
F R A M IN G L U M B E R
Makes Better Construction
FOR SALE—Contractors payroll,
affidavit and other forms at The
Gate City Journal. If you need
something special, we can make it
Brakes!
Faulty brakes may mean
death on the highway. PLAY
SAFE! Bring your car to
home while their parent* transact­
ed business in Boise,
The senior class were guests Of
Mr. and Mrs. Jchn Conway at a
dinner given at the Madariaga
Hotel Friday evening.
Joe Gluck returned from Cald­
well Saturday driving a new Chry­
sler Royal.
Ike Crosby who has been work­
ing at the Buckskin mine Is visit­
ing friends ahd relatives In Jordan
Valley.
Mr. John Conway and Mr. B. E
Blakely drove to Harper Saturday.
Mr. Conway will be principal of the
Harper Union High and Mr. Blake­
ly will teach in the grades for the
coming school year. We are sorry
to lose these teachers and wish
them both success In their new lo­
cation.
JORDAN VALLEY
Saturday night. Mrs. Jungquist Is
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Silas
Bigelow.
The OKK Club will be held at
Mrs. Fred Klingback's Thursday
May 20.
Theodore Rust is planting corn
on his mothers homestead, located
south of Mitchell Butte.
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Com had
dinner Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
H. S. Marvin.
Mrs Anna Larson and Mrs Violet
Rice entertained with a dinner on
Mother’s Day. Guests were the Al­
bert Larson. Hugh Glenn, Don
Morgan and Grove Douglas fam­
ilies.
School was closed Tuesday be­
cause of the funeral of Chet Mor-
fltt.
Rock enthusiasts will be inter­
ested In the two speciments recent­
ly added to Tom Lowe's collection.
These recks are embedded with sea
shells. One was found in Lowes rock
quarry on Mitchell Butte and the
other nearby.
furnishing addi­
tional proof that this section of the
Lost
country was once all under water.
And speaking of rocks, the col­
LOST—Brooch,
valued as keepsake.
lection at Jim Langton's is worth
Reward. Mrs. Fred Marshall. May
a special sight seeing trip.
Four Mexicans have contracted to 6-ltp.
weed beets for J. L. Kygar, Lynn
W ork W anted
Kygar, Russell Patton and Roy
Franklin.
MIDDLE AGED lady wants work by
D. Harris of Texas, son-in-law,,
the week or by the day. Mrs. Lora j
of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Coulter, died i Sortor, first house south of water |
of cancer the first part of this tower. M6tpd.
month. The Coulters who have been
staying there, will return to their
For Sale
ranch on the Owyhee in a few
days.
Mr. and Mrs. Graton Eason, from FOR SALE: Yellow Dent seed com.
See Jim Boor. 5-13-2tp.
near Ontario were dinner guests
of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Matlock Wed­ FOR SALE—In Nyssa. eight room
nesday evening.
stucco house, modern. Inquire o f ;
The entire school enjoyed Play H. Q. Johnston. May 13-27 pd.
Day at Vale Friday. A picnic lunch
was served at the park after the FOR SALE: Tomato and cabbage
plants. Henry Otani. one-fourth
games. Those taking cars were Mrs
Patten. Mrs. Charles Schweizer, mile north Apple Valley school
Mrs. Wm. Schweizer, Ann Hight, house. 5-13-tfc.
Mr. Pullen, Donald McGinnis and
Marty McKim took the school bus. FOR SALE—Tomato, cabbage and
celery plants. O. O. Scott, one
Mr. and Mrs. C. H Shirk spent
the week end with relatives In mile north and two miles west of
Nyssa. 5-6-2tp.
Boise.
Mr. and Mrs. Sid Flannagan en­ FOR SALE—Netted Gem seed
joyed an evening of bridge with
potatoes, grown from
certified
Mr and Mrs Andrew Boersma Sat­ seed. Wm. Peutz, Phone 73-F13. 4-29
urday.
tie.
L. B. Landreth Is drilling a well
for George Wilson this week.
The Ira Foster family moved to FOR SALE—Certified and non-cer-
tified Bliss Triumph potato seed.
Nyssa this week end.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Patton were See and purchase at farm formerly
owned by Chas. Garrison. Phone
78F2. ask for Ira R. Ure. 4-22-tfc
PUT ON TH E
PI .AY SAFE! Oet your brake
adjusting and rellnlng done
at a shop with proper equip­
ment and experience.
We recently added n ew
equipment to care for latest
style hydraulic brakes and
also have new equipment for
lining wheels.
supper guest* of Mr. and Mr. Bill ner guests at the M. L. Judd home
Schweizer Saturday evening and of Sunday.
Mrs. Carrie McLaughlin of Ten
Mr. and
M rs John Low Sunday
Davis, Mr. Chandler of Caldwell
evening.
The school board bought new and Miss Betty Nelscn were dinner
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equipment ior the school children guests In the M. L. Kurtz home
Sunday.
this week.
Mr. and Mr:. Chas. Bradley have
Mr. and Lou Eachus and baby
ae their guests Mr. and Mrs. R. L. and Mrs. Eachus brother spent the
Aldredge cf Yakima, Wash. Mr. evening Sa'urdav In Nyssa at the
AlrUidge is Mrs Bradley’s brother. parental Burns hcmc.
Ml. and ' Mrs. H. R. Glover of
Mrs. Carrie McLaughlin of Ten
Boise sp:nt Sunday with Mrs. Davis Is visiting until Thursday
Glover's parents, Mr and Mrs. Jim evening at the M. L. Kurtz home
Langton.
Mr. Hauser, county 4-H leader
Donald Hatt, small son of Mr was in the community Monday
and Mrs. Ness Hatt, suffered two leaving com for the club boys and
broken ribc and bruises when kick­ making a business call at the M. L.
ed by a horse Thursday. His in- \ Judd home.
juries are healing rapidly.
Jchn Reece is having his land
Sunday Mrs. C. A. Matlock's par- I grubbed. He has around 100 acres
on's, Mr. and Mrs. A. Sebree of which lays south of the Timmer­
Caldwell and her brether C. R Ol­ man and Judd ranches. He is the
iver and family of Nampa were cnly man who is orchard minded as
guests cf the Matlocks. In the after­ he expects to plant this to prunes.
noon Matlocks and their guests
T td Rcdgers and D. L. Anderson
visited the DeArmond turkey farm each set out a family orchard this
near Vale. The DeArmond's 3200 spring. .
turkeys were a novel and Interes­
Mr. Leach made a business trip to
ting sight.
WUser on Wednesday.
Last Wednesday, Mrs. Claude
Mr. Hewitt’s room Is giving a tea
Franklin took her guests Mr. and Friday from 1 until 2:30. The par­
Mr.s Ray Ator of Illinois and Mr. ents are to be the guests. Follow­
and Mrs. Roy Goodwin of Payette ing this PTA will be held. Installa­
on a sightseeing trip to the dam.
tion of officers will take place.
Mrs. Ralph Gee, who lives on the J Mr. and Mrs. Lou Pratt of Bonita
Reece ranch is taking care of her made a business trip down here on
sister-in-law, Mrs. H. R. Kendall Friday.
and Infant daughter at the Kendall
Mrs. Gene P ratt called on Mrs. H
homestead this week.
E. McLaughlin Thursday after­
Mrs. Jim Abbott and Mickey noon.
Hite accompanied Mike Gavlola
Sunday on a trip to Long Valley. DEFUNCT PARMA BANK WILL
Mrs. Abbott and Mickey visited
PAY FINAL DIVIDEND
with Mrs. George Chadwell of
Cascade while Mr. Gaviola made
arrangements for summer range
R. S. Madden receiver of the P ar­
at McCall.
ma National Bank which closed in
1933, announced Friday that a final
dividend of $18,640 will be distribut­
ed immediately.
The dividends, he said, will bring
the 73 per cent payments on un­
Rain looked quite promising this secured claim approximately $56,-
Tuesday evening for a while. This 000. All secured claims have been
new country needs some quite bad- ] paid.
ly not only to help the crops grow
but to dampen down some of the
dust so that land owners can keep
what they own and not be trading.
Mr. Z. Walker who Is trying very
hard to get his 160 acres wet for
the first time has eleven Irrigators.
Several of the mothers from here
were guests at the Kingman Kolony
school house Thursday afternoon
when they were so nicely entertain­
ed by the pupils In the two rcoms.
Mr. and Mrs. R. Overstreet, Jr.,
of Boise and Mr. and Mrs. R. Over-
street Sr., of the Kolony were din-
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