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NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, THURS., SEPTEMBER 9,1937 OW YHEE DORIS KLINGBACK Ed Corfleld underwent an op- eraticn (or appendicitis Sunday. He is in the hospital in Ontario. Eunice Nelson of Payette, was a guest of Juanita Franklin last week. The Franklin family took her home Bunday. , t || The sympathy of the community is extended to Mrs. John Hite in the loss of her mother, Mrs. Ratcliff of Ontario. Those attending the funeral from here were Mrs and Mrs. Wm. Peutz, Mr. and Mrs. O. R. Hite, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hite and Mrs. Kllngback. Miss Hazel Stephens, who has been visiting her brothers, left for her home in Central City, Nebraska last week. She took Rodger Steph ens back with her to visit his grandparents. Charley Wilson of Homedale is building on his new land. Mrs. Ernest Barker was surprised Wednesday evening when an old school friend. Ruby Littleton of Buhl, la., visited her. Miss Dorothy Lowe of Oaldwel1 was a dinner guest at the Walters home last we?k. Mr. and Mrs. S. D. Bigelow were dinner guests at the Carl Jung- quist home in Ontario Sunday. Woodrow Barker was quite badly hurt when his team ran away at the Earnest Barker farm last week. Rex Walters returned home from Toppenlsh, Washington, where he has been working. The James Stephens home was the scene of a family gathering last Sunday at which all the brothers and sisters were together for the first time in seven years. Mrs. A. C. Bradly returned to her home Saturday after spending the summer with her daughter Mrs. Paul Vesly. Mr. Mayes is working on his new land above D. P. Pullens that he bought from Charley Bradley. He is planning on building this fall. Severa lof Teddle Hoxies friends helped him celebrate his birthday Monday, Those enoylng a family gathering from Saturday to Monday in the Chas. Bradley home were Mr. and Mrs. Paul Vesly and children, Esther and Bobby, and Don Hines of Lewiston, Ida., Mr. and Mrs. Nor man Co of Hereford, Oregon, and Mrs. Geo. Smith of Unity. Mrs. Martha Kllngback and Freddie visited the DeBords at Payette Friday. The Wade Christian Endeavor visited the Owyhee Endeavor Sun day evening . Mr. and Mrs. Guy Glenn were business visitors in Walla Walla, Wash., over the week end. Company 926, Nyssa CCC, lost the championship in a game with Boise in that city Monday with a score of 2 to 0. Mrs. Ellis Walters will be hostess to the Owyhee Community Club on the regular date, Thursday, Sept ember 16. Merle Kygar left Sunday for Og den, Utah where he has work. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Patterson and two sons were Sunday guests of the Lynn Kygar family. They were en- route to Emmett from Yakima, Wash. School started for the Owyhee children on Tuesday. LOWER BIG BEND MISS FLORENCE RUSSELL Mr. and Mrs. Will King and fam ily and Mr. L. King all of Unity were week end guests at the Joseph King home. Mr. and Mrs. R. Hard man and baby of Ontario joined them on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Johnson of Roswell were dinner guests at the Mrs M. A Bradney home on Labor Day. Miss Evelyn Haworth and Miss Eloiss Russell left Ontario Tuesday morning with nine other *-H club members and leaders for Salem where they will attend the State Fair. Miss Haworth having won first prize in style review and Elolse Russell having won first place in county Health Contest. Many people from this district attended the Malheur county fair in Ontario the 4h, 5th and 6th. Miss Florence Russell returned Thursday from a visit with relatives in Roswell. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Welsh of Caldwell were visiting in the com munity Sunday. Miss Young and Miss Beers, both of Ontario, who are to be the teach ers this year arrived Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Moore were guests at a waffle supper at the home of Joseph King Sunday. The Successful Canners met at the home of their leader Tuesday. It was the last meeting of the year. The Lower Big Bend will hold their teacher’s reception Saturday night, September 18. All of the par ents and children are invited to come and get acquainted. The Jolly Janes met at the home of Mrs. M. A. Bradney with Mrs. Harry Russell as hostess. The afternoon was spent tying quilts for the Scotts whose home burned last week. Guests were Mrs. Ray F. Perry of Adrian, Miss Mary Weir and Mrs. Chas. Purdy. At the close of the afternoon refreshments were served by Mrs. Harry Looney and Mrs. Joseph King and Mrs. Harry Jurgens. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Russell and family visited Mrs. William H. Nel son at the home of Mrs. Rooney in Parma Friday. Miss Helen Cartwright has re turned from a ten day visit witfi relatives in Nampa. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Abbl and family visited in the Buhl and Twin Falls country last week. APPLE VALLEY By MISS NORMA STOUT BADGER TIRES 19 x 4.75— $6.40 Outdoor appetites call for plenty of energy-giving bread. Our baked foods are fresh daily. McClure Bros. Bakery Repairing Tire Welding O. K. TIRE SHOP Ed. Wild Rex Hotel An O U T S T A N D IN G Beet Puller SUCCESSFUL sugar beet growers know that the profits from the crop depend largely on the methed of harvesting. The import ant thing is to loosen all of the beets, with damage to as few roots as possible. The John Deere lifting blades, are designed to get all of the beets, large and small, with the least amount of damage. The blades work along the row, breaking the soil and lifting the beets several inches, leaving the beets upright in the most convenient position for handling. The beets are not exposed to sun and frost. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Ferguson and children were dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hatch in Big Bend Sunday. E. A. Summy and Ross and Ralph made a business trip to Caldwell Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. John Rupert and daughter moved into the parsonage Monday. Serena Norland is staying at the home of Mrs. E. G. Johnson in Par ma and attending school this fall. Mrs. Mollie Nelson and daughters returned home from New Meadows Wednesday after spending the summer there working in the pea harvest. Mrs. Sherman Wilson and child ren returned to their home here Saturday morning on the Portland Rose after visiting a few weeks with relatives in Portland. Mrs. Wilson. Sr., remained for a longer visit. Mr. and Mrs. Emil Vertrees and son Harold and Yulah and Orvilla Vertrees attended the fair in Nam pa Tuesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hickman and Jim left Saturday for Califor nia after spending a few days at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Nelson. Chester Johnson who has been working in the mines above Mc Call came down Tuesday evening and remained at the Pettit-Bailey home until Thursday evening. Clarence Fritts has been on the sick list this week. Lawrence Triece entered the Vet erans Hospital in Boise for treat ment Thursday. Olive Bailey entertained fifteen guests at a party Friday evening. Games were enjoyed and refresh ments were served at a late hour. Mr. Jacobsen of Boise was an overnight guest at the home of Mr and Mrs. J. A. Pettit Wednesday. Gunpowder, the Downfall ‘ ‘When my ancestors invented gunpowder," said Hi Ho, the sage of Chinatown, “ they oreated an evil force strong enough to offset all the good to be hoped for from the teach ings of Confucius.” | tlves at Casper Wyo. Mrs. Park’s nelce Lowell Joslyn returned with By MBS. ED DUPRE them for a short visit. Misses Elizabeth and Anne Scott Mrs. Bill Leavitt visited Thursday left Thursday for Boise where Miss with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Anna will teach school this year. Frank Stelnhaus and family of Nys Mrs. Louis Azcuenaga and son sa. Raymond Steinhaus is quite ill. who have been visiting her father J. W. Street was taken very ill Dr. W. W Jones left far their home Sunday morning, but is much im in Boise Monday. Louis spent the proved now. His son A1 Street of .week end in Jordan and returned Ontario was summond. with them. Mr and Mrs. Ed Casto and family Mr. and Mrs. Norman McKenzie of Harper and Mr. Casto's father and sons of South Mountain moved were supper guests of the DuPre to town so the boys could enter family Saturday. Mr. Casto's fath school. er left on the 9:30 train for his Mrs. Verl Pickle and daughter are home in Salt Lake City after spend visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. ing the summer with his son at A. C. Lee. Harper. Louis Yturrl of Boise and Tony The Lincoln District was well rep Yturil of Ontario were week end resented all three days at the Owy guests of their parents Mr. and Mrs. hee Stampede. Domingo Yturrl. Mr. and Mrs. George Leavitt visit lMss Agnes Maher of Cliffs came ed Grandma Leavitt Sunday. Mr in Monday to attend school. She Is and Mrs. Charlie Leavitt of Vale staying with Mrs. Averlll Palmer. were visitors on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Beck, formerly The Lincoln school bell rang loud of Jordan came from Caldwell and and clear this Tuesday morning for will reside her as Mr Beck is em the first day of school. ployed on the road construction. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Garrison of Mrs. Terry Black and children are Nyssa visited at the DuPre home vllstng her mother Mrs. Ike Crosby. Friday and went on to Ontario on Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bowden of business. A rock were in town over the week end. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Woods of Melba announce the marriage of By MRS ISABELLE LEE their daughter Marion Julia to Anna Acordiagotia who has been Arthur Jacob Lee, son of Mr. and employed in Nyssa during the va Mrs. A. C. Lee. They were married cation returned Tuesday to enter at Mountain Home August 23, and will make their home in Jordan high school. Mrs. T. L. Skinner and daughter where the groom is employed. Rea and their guest Miss Eleanor Skinner of Caldwell were dinner KOLONYP. T. A. TO MEET FRIDAY guests of Mrs. J. C. Driscoll Tues day, The Kolony P.T.A. will convene Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Johnson were business visitors in Vale last week I for the first fall meeting at the Mrs. Wm. J. Shea and daughters Kolony school house Friday, Sept Teresa and Christine who have ember 10 at 2:30. This organization spent the summer on their home has worked for twenty years to aid stead at Cliffs came in Tuesday for the schools and the community and I it is hoped that each parent will the school year. Mr. and Mrs. Horace Dunning of I help with this work. Homedale visited relatives here last KOLONY P. T. A. TO GIVE week. RECEPTION FOR TEACHERS Mrs. John Miles of Nampa is visiting her father Clinton Beers The Kolony P. T. A. will enter and her sisters Mrs. Iris Anawalt tain with a reception for th- teach and Mrs. P. O. Duncan. W. R. Helm and Joe Zatlca went ers of this school at the Kolony to Vale Tuesday where Mr. Zatica school house on Friday evening, took his examination for his final September 17th. Mrs. Osborn, pro citizenship papers before Judge El gram chairman, assisted by Mrs. Ecklebarger, is preparing a pro lis. School opened Tuesday morning gram of music for the evening. A with Geo. Wayne Poster of La cordial invitation is extended to Grande, graduate of the Univer everyone. sity of Oregon, as principal of the high school. Mr. Poster arrived on HAS EVERYTHING JORDAN VALLEY Wednesday to prepare for the school year. An assistant has not been ob tained. D. W. Adamson of Myrtle Creek will be principal of the grades with Miss Lucille Dunlap of Canyonville teaching the intermediate grades and Miss Issaola Walter of Marsh- ville for the primary work. Mr. and Mrs. Adamson came last week and have been house hunting without any success. They are staying at the Jordan Valley Hotel. Charlotte Mills who has been vlisting her sister in Murphy re turned home Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Leyton of of Hagerman have been visiting Mrs. Leyton’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Noble. Mrs. Geo. S. Parks and son Sheld on returned from a visit with rela- Easy to Steer. Light Draft Easy to Lift. Frame Is Rigid and Strong. Seat Near to the Ground. New-Type, Adjustable Lifting Points. Baldridge Implement Co. LEGAL ADVERTISING NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF MALHEUR. IN T H E MATTER O F THE ESTATE OF R. L. MUNGER, DECEASED. The undersigned having been ap pointed by the County Court of the State of Oregon for Malheur Coun ty. Administrator with the Will An nexed of the estate of R. S. Mung- er, deceased, and having qualified as such, notice is hereby given to the creditors of, and all persons having claims against the said de ceased, to present them, verified as required by law with the proper vouchers, within six months after the first publication of this notice, to said Administrator at the office of A. L. Fletcher, in the City of Nys sa, the same bring the place desig nated for the transaction of all business pertaining to said estate. Dated September 8, 1937. Carlton E. Fretwell, Administrator with the Will Annexed of the Estate of R. L. Munger, Deceased. First publication September 9, 1937 Last publication October 7, 1937. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Alice Faye, the Ritz Broth, rs and Don Ameche head the cast featur ing Charles Wlnninger, Louise Hov- ick, Rublnoff and his violin, and Tony Martin in the singsational new Twentieh Century-Fox musical I "You Can’t Have Everything," opening Sat. Midnlte and contln- , uing Sunday. Monday, Tuesday A t' the Roxy Theatre in Ontario. 19 Shows In O n o 11 ocres under ono roof Exhibits of p u re -b re d Live* stock,Dogs,Poultry, Pet Stock,Wild life. Manufactured and ( land Products, 4-H • C lu b ond Smith- Hughes Vocational Education Workj also Horse Show and Indoor Rodeo. LA R G I PREMIUM LISTS L0UJ FR R ES-R LL LIRES Wilhelmina Hoffman Accredited Teacher of PIANO AND HARMONY Pupil of F. F. Bealf—College of Idaho Northwestern University—Chicago Curtis Institute of Music—Philadelphia Students shtu'd make arrangements early to secure desirable lesson periods FOR APPOINTMENT PHONE NYSSA 52 or PARMA 96J Address correspondence to Miss Hoffman at Parma, Idaho George E. Snodgrass Lessee and Manager Larsen & Towne Blacksmith Shop. For Any Tire Prospect Atla* Quality = PORTLAND. OREGON October 2 to 10 Yours very truly. A Simple Problem -j- H0RSE SH0UI and RODEO Having recovered from my reecnt illness, for several weeks, I am now back to work at the Lars.n Towne Blacksmith Shop. I will be glad to meet all of my old Customers and give them the best of work and prompt ser vice and at prices that will make you smile. All work guaranteed to be satisfactory. Also have one of the best El ectric Welders that Is to be had anywhere; and a Port able outfit that will do the largest or smallest of jobs anytime, anywhere. Thanking you for your past patrenage. y -f -f -f + CEASED. The undersigned having been ap pointed by tha County Court of the State of Oregon for Malheur Coun ty, Administrator of the estate of James B. Swan, deceased, and hav ing qualified as such, notice Is here by given to the creditors of, and all persons having claims against the said deceased, to present them, verified as required by law with the proper vouchers, within six months after the first publicaton of this notice, to said Administrator at the office of A. L. Fletcher, in the City of Nyssa, the same being the place designated for the transaction of ali business pertaining to said estate Dated September 8, 1937. E. J. Burrough, Administrator of the Estate of James B. Swan, Deceased First publication September 9, 1937 Last publication October 7, 1937. IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF MALHEUR. IN THE MATTER OF THE ES- U v W 1. Does Not Break Beets 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. Alpha Rho of Delphian will meet Wednesday morning. September 15 in the Mcore Hotel banquet room at 10 o'clock. The following mem bers will assist with the lesson. Mes dames E. C. Van Petten, J. C. Bart lett, H. L. Peterson, H. F Mathews, W. C. Jackson, F. W. Hall, W. J Weese. F T Morgan, P. E. Van Pet- ten, O. L. Hutchinson. Delphian Quarterly, articles will be discussed and each member is resuested to be prepared with a word for pronun ciation. NOTlt'E Tire No. 23 will handle beets in rows from 18 inches to 28 inches apart. It is regularly furnish with 14-lnch rolling '">■ r ' 7 Points of Superiority TATE OF JAMES 0 BW a F, t>i> ALPHA IlHO OF DELPHIAN LINCOLN NEWS Road Hazard Guarantee Standard Stations Service Low Price Big Trade-in Allowance Budget Terms Greatest tire value anywhere for the money. 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