B T LOCALS i
M r and Mrs. Fred 8chmld of On
tario spent Sunday with Mrs. M. C.
Daniels, mother of Mrs. Schmid.
Mrs. S. Jones and son Charlie
rpent Mother's Day with Mrs. Wm.
D uffy and family.
M r and Mrs. Harold Adler of
Caldwell visited Sunday evening at
the Barney Wilson home.
Margaret Hunt, daughter of Mr.
and Mr. C. C. Hunt arrived Satur
day frcm Portland for a visit with
home folks.
Workmen replaced a large plate
glass window In front of the Owy
hee Barber Shop Wednesday, which
was broken when Bud Anderson
started his car while In gear, Jump
ing the sidewalk and crashing Into
the glass.
Miss Katherine Young who has
been employed at Dr. J. J. Sarazin's
office the past year Is leaving this
week for her home In Madras. After
a visit there she will probably go
on to Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. John Couter of Sal
em, were Wednesday guests of Mr
and Mrs. Chas. Paradis last week.
In the afternoon they all made a
trip to Boise. Mr. Couter Is connect
ed with the farm placement bur
eau.
Mrs. Bertha Brehmer. grand
mother of Bert and Kerm it Lien-
kaemper, left Monday morning on
the train for Portland. Mrs. Bre
hmer had planned to remain a few
days longer but
received word of
the illness of her daughter Mrs. A.
P. Llenkaemper.
Mrs. Mark Robertson and Mrs.
Sid Burbidge and three daughters
of Nyssa left Wednesday morning
by car for Portland. At Baker they
were Joined by Mrs. H. A. Monday.
The party will visit with the par
ents of Mrs. Burbidge, Mr. and Mrs
B. H. Hoover and other relatives
for about a month.
Mr. and Mrs.
Elmo Hlgglnson
spent Sunday with
relatives
In
Nampa.
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. B. Nordale
spent M others Day In Payette at
the home of their son Roy Sterling.
The Charlie Paradis family spent
Mother's Day at the parental Ed
Wlggln home In Midvale.
Mrs. John Young substituted In
the local high school Tuesday and
Wednesday of this week for Miss
Macdonald who has been ill.
Dewey Ray is remodeling
the
house on the place Just south o f
town he recently purchased from
W alt Starr. The 40 acre farm used
to be the property of Ves Goshert
and is one of the older farms In
this vicinity.
Oce Blaylock took Bud Anderson
and a trailer with two horses back
Into the hills back of Harper Sun
day. Mr. Anderson will be employ
ed by Chas. McConnell for the next
few weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Garrison and
Jo Anne and Mr. and Mrs. Jake
Fischer spent
Saturday afternoon
and Sunday fishing above Unity on
the Burnt river.
They
returned
Sunday evening with
their limit
and report a pleasant outing.
Guests at the A. V. Cook home
for M other’s Day
included
four
generations of the family. Mr. and
Mrs. Walter K. Davis and
smgjl
son of North Powder, were present,
as was Mrs. Cora Cook, mother of
Mr. A. V. Cook, making great
grandmother,
grandmother
and
grandfather, mother and son pres
ent. Mrs. Davis is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. A. V. Cook. Others
present were Miss Thelma Cook of
Boise and Arthur Vemon Cook, who
arrived Saturday from San Pedro,
California, who has a leave of ab
sence from the Navy. He Is station
ed on the U. S. S. Arizona. He will
be here until the 21st of May.
GROCERY $ PECIALS
Grocery Specials for Friday and Saturday
May 14 and 15
Tall Cans all
Brands, 3 cans for
M ilk
T o m a to S o u p 3 Cam
pbe"'8
Cans
for
20c
23c
Syru p
Golden Amaizó
10 lb. Cans, Each
75c
M a tch e s
Carton o f 6 Boxes
Full Count
17c
V ie n n a S a u s a g e 3 Cans
C o ffe e
Shurfine, the best 25c
coffee you can buy, lb
C o r n F la k e s size,
Ke"°Kg’
2 for large
R o lle d O a t s SX V
P ru n e s
R O X Y O n ta rio
25c
F R ID A Y -S A T U R D A Y
W ill Roger* in
“DR. B U L L ”
23c
39c
Dr J. J. Sarazin, Dr. R. A Tacke,
Ted Morgan and Norbert Sarazin
made up a party which went on a
picture-taking and exploring ex
pedition in the neighborhood of
Dry Creek Sunday. They report the
water from the Owyhee reservoir
backing up into the gullies and al
most reaching to the Watson road.
Dr. Sarazin
reports they called
on A1 Long, ’’Mayor of Nigger
Rock,” and find him in good heatlh
and spirits.
G LAD IO LA BULBS, FLOW ER
SHOW PRIZES ARE TO
BE D ISTR IB U TE D
An announcement was made this
week that the gladlola bulbs which
are to be used as first prizes for
winners o f first places in the fall
flower show are here and those en
titled to them may get them at the
next meeing of Civic Club on May
19 or at the home of Mrs. Dick
Tensen.
A1 Thompson i£ driving a new
GMC pickup truck purchased the
past week for use in his business.
Bonnie Byram of
Boise
spent
Sunday at the parental Rees Byram
home.
Mrs. B. D. Loveland and son of
Brcgan were business
visitors in
Nyssa Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne
Marshall
and son of Hcmedale visited Moth
ers’ Day here with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Marshall.
St. Paul's Episcopal Guild met on
Wednesday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. Artie Robertson. The meet
ing was in the form of a social
afternoon, with mothers of Sunday
School pupils as special guests.
Miss Hinemoa Cloninger and
June Marie Wilson appeared on the
Artists Program given in Ontario
last Wednesday night in connection
with their Music Week activities
Miss Cloninger gave a ballet dance
accompanied by Miss Wilson at the
piano. Miss Wilhelmina Huffman
of Parma and Rcbert Laxson of
Ontario also appeared on the pro
gram. Nyssa folk
attending were
Bob Jackson. Mrs. L. C. Wilson,
Lieut, and Mrs.
Elmer Cloninger,
Mrs. Barney Wlson,
Mrs. Frank
Ward, Louise
Tensen, Barbara
Browne and Marjorie Groot.
Excavation
work
was started
this morning on the new theatre
being built by Nate Leigh on the
property Just east of the Hoxle
Garage building.
Virgil Johnson
has the contract for the excavating
work.
Also Buck Jones in
“E M P T Y S A D D L E S ”
And “J U N G L E JIM ”
Sat. Midnite,
Sun-Mon-Tues
29c
Sun.-Mon.-Tues.
First 500 Ladies Attend
ing this show will receive
an autographed photo of
Fernand Gravet— 50,000-
000 French women can’t
be wrong!__________
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Am Amtticam Stmuitienf
W ant Ads
FOR SALE— Flamo cook stove with
oven. A - l shape. See J. G. Lane
near Kingman Kolony school. 5-13-
3tp.
W A N TE D —Middle aged man wants
work as teamster or in the beets.
See A. Nelson at Western Hotel, ip
C e le r y
S p in a c h
35c
Firm and crisp
Stalk
10c
Home grown
3 lbs.
10c
B U N C H O N IO N S & R A D ISH E S
4 n p
Home grown, 3 bunches
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will find a lot o f good things for that
Sunday Dinner.
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Powder
Alto
45 minutes of Comedies
M arshm allow s
Calumet
“ Fluffiest”
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Fresh, tender
1 lb.
Can
19c
2 - 1 lb.
OCp
PkgS.
I5c
Oui’ Mothers
2 lb. can
C R IS C O
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4
Pkgs,
KIN6 LOSES GIRV'-
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OXYDOL
Food
1 Grapenuts Flakes
1 Post Bran Flakes
1 Mickey Mouse
Spoon
Large 40 oz.
Pkg.
KING
3 lb.
Can
Hills Bros. Red
2 lb can.
Granulated Soap
A ll Three
For
23c
20c
Cash Grocery Co.
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M r and Mrs. C. L. McCoy and
children visited
with
friends in
Baker Sunday.
Mrs. R. Cochrun had a bad hearl
attack Wednesday and the doctor
has ordered her to remain in bed
for several weeks.
Mrs. Chap Williams of Frultland.
aunt of Mrs. Barney Wilson, visited
here Thursday and In the evening
attended the Musical given by the
Nyssa Civic Chorus.
Leonard Marshall from
Prairie
City; Earl Marshall and Miss Luc
ille Taye, both of Portland were at
the Lloyd
Marshall home over
Mothers’ Day. driving back Sunday
evening.________
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vMrs. George "Mitchell accompan-
led Mrs. Howell of Boise to Eugene
last week end to visit with her son
Pete Mitchell and to
attend the
M other’s Day activities on the
c a m p u s .___________
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Mrs. (J 11 Short who underwent
a major operation at the St. Al-
phonus hospital in Boise two weeks
ago, was able to return to her home
Sunday. She is recovering nicely.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Sterling and
Mr and Mrs. Weldon Young drove
ever frcm Payette Monday evening
for a visit at the Thos. B. Nordale
home.
Mr. Howard
Larsen
and
son
Howard Jr., were both absent from
their work at the Larsen Garage
several days this week on account
of illness.
M r and Mrs. H. T. Francis of
DePoe Bay arrived last week end
for their annual visit in Nyssa
and to look after property here.
They made the trip by way of Cal
ifornia. They are staying with Mrs.
Mary Felton.
Thelma Ann Lewellen spent the
week end with her grandparents
Mr. and Mrs. C. Klinkenberg, com
ing from Vaje
where she attends
school. The week before she spent
the week end with her parents at
Bonita.
Mr. and Mrs. W C. Jackson and
Bob,
Mr. and Mrs. Neil Jackson
and Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Jackson
all enjoyed a picnic at the Fish
Lumber Mill above Unity Sunday.
They made the trip in the new
Studebaker purchased
by W. C.
Jackson last week.
Mrs. Dean Smith and daughter
Doris went to Portland
Friday
morning where Doris is consulting
an eye specialist. An operation was
performed Monday but the results
will not be known for some time
yet. The two intend to stay in Port
land until the middle of next week.
Ellis Points and his sister-in-law.
Alene McFadden of T aft, C alifor
nia spent Mothers Day with the
Points. They had dinner with Mr.
and Mrs. Glenn Points with W. S.
Adams and Miss Annie Patterson
returned home Tuesday, taking
also being guests. Ellis and Alene
Herald Points with them for a
months visit.
Guests at the W ill Beam home
Tuesday included many of their old
friends who were in Nyssa to at
tend the funeral of Chet Morfitt.
Those visiting there were Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Hardman and Mr. and
Mrs. Mark Rutherford of Baker,
Mr. and Mrs. Nick Worsham of
Malheur City, Mr. and Mrs. W ill
M orfitt of Unity.
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