NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, THURS., SEPTEMBER 9,1937
LOCAL NEWS
Mr. and Mrs. A. V. Pruyn have
moved Into their new home on Filth
street
Mr. and Mrs. Nick Leuck ol Bak­
er are visiting this week with their
daughter Mrs. Tom Johnson and
family.
Mesdames J. A. Howard and Earl
Dean of Payette were visiting at the
R. J. Davis home the first of the
week.
Mrs. Heinlach of Seattle and Mrs.
Ray Bowman and daughter Jean of
Prineville, Oregon, we.e overnight
guests of Mr, and Mrs Chas. Gar­
rison Thursday night.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Haycock and
two children came over from the
Black Canyon dam to spend the
Labor Day holiday with their par­
ents, Mr. and Mrs. George Haycock.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Marshal are
now living in Valley View, where
Mr. Marshall is employed in. the
schools. Mr. and Mrs Dwight Burke
are occupying their Nyssa home in
their absence.
Mr. and Mrs. Neil Jackson of
Caldwell came down Sunday and
spent Sunday night and Monday at
the parental W. C. Jackson home.
While here Neil played with the
Nyssa band Monday in the parade
at the Ontario fair. ,
On Sunday Mr. Daeihausen drova
to Hazelton, Idaho, where he Joined
Mrs. Daeihausen who had been
visiting relatives there for sevnral
'days They both returned on Mon­
day. Mrs. Dean Adams accompanied
Mr. and Mrs. Daeihausen to andd
from Shoshone, where she visited
relatives over the holiday.
SLAB
WOOD
$4 per cord off
the car
JACKSON LUMBER
COMPANY
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie McClure and SUNSHINE CLUB TO MEET
FRIDAY AFTERNOON
daughter spent the holiday w ith|
relatives in Caldwell.
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The Rebekah Sunshine club will
Mrs. Jonas Brown of Payette ^md
Mrs. E D. Brown of Corvallis Wire meet this Friday afternoon at the
M.nday afternon visitors at the lodge hall. All members are asked to
attend. Hostesses for the afternoon
Bernard Frost home.
Miss Clara Johnson and Miss will have charge of the social.
Elsie Wlsner of Payette were guests
Ed Dilley returned to work Tues­
at the Hotel Boise Friday and Sat­
urday. While theie thsy enjoyed a day with the Idaho Power Co., afte
■ pending his vacation at the home
visit with Miss Sue Keizer.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. McDowell and of his father near Parma.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Marshall
daughter Miss Shirley of Twin Falls
visited last week end at the home of of Prairie City were guests at the
their daughter Mrs. Bernard Frost parental Lloyd Marshall home over
the Labor Day week end.
and family.
Mr. Frank Edwards was in Nyssa
Mrs. Rose and daughter Dorothy,
mother and sister of Mrs. Alfreu over the w’ek end, visiting his fam­
Jackson, arrived last Thursday for ily. He is employed in Caldwell for
a visit. Mrs. Rose returned to Pcit- the time being.
Mr. and Mrs Eldon Jensen are
land Saturday but Dorothy re­
mained for a weeks visit with her getting settled in the house recently
occupied by Mr and Mrs. R J. Law-
sister.
rrnce.
Mr. and Mrs. R. J Holland spent
Eldon Morse, who is a student at
several days here this week visiting
Mrs. Holand’s mothers Mrs. Mary Gocding College, is visiting at the
Rev White home for a few days be­
Felton. Tlie Hollands came from
fore starting the fall term at Gord-
Seattle and are en oute to Calif­ ing.
ornia where they expect to locate.
Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Powell are in
They are traveling by auto and
town for the winter so that Tommy
have a very fine trailer home.
Morris may attend the Nyssa
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wilson, who schools and are for the present oc­
had been touring in the southwest­ cupying tre Herman Towne home.
ern part of the state, came to Nyssa
Mrs. Leila Thompson and daugh­
this week to get their two daughters ters the Misses Elizabeth and Lucy
Jean and Colleen who spent two Thompson and Mrs. Virginia Fran
weeks with their grandparents, Mr of Portland were calling on Nyssa
and Mrs. Bert Hoxie. They all left flrends last week. While here they
Monday for their home in Baker.
were guests at the Sherwood home.
Earl Marshall and a fiiend, Miss
The Dewey Ray family spent
Lucille Florence came from Port­ several days here this past week,
land to spend the Labor Day holi­ coming down from
Pendleton,
day at the heme of Mr. Marshall's where Mr. Ray is employed. Their
parent’s, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Mar­ daughter leona will remain here
shall. They returned to Portland and attend school.
Tuesday, accompanied by Junior
Mr. H. J. Schnelter is remodeling
Jones of Oregon Trail, who plans to his home on North First street.
work there.
When it is completed there will be
Mrs. C. L. McCoy was a guest at five rooms fully modernized and
the Hotel Boise Sunday and Mon­ will be a substantial improvement
day while visiting with her hus­ in th at part of the city.
band, C. L. McCoy who is a patient
Mr. and Mrs. Oeorge Mitchell re­
at the Veterans hospital. Mr. Mc­ turned home Monday evening after
Coy is reported to be improved, al­ a motor trip to Eugene. They drove
though a complete diagnosis of his their daughter Miss Kathryn to
case has not been made.
Eugene where she will teach com­
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Burton of mercial subjects in the high school
Portland spent several days here there.
visiting with Mrs. Burton’s cousin,
Word has been received from Mrs.
Mrs. John Young and husband. H. G. Larsen that the family is now
While here they visited the Owyhee; settled in Twin Falls and are learn­
dam and also attended the Owyhee j ing to like their new location. But
Stampede with the Youngs. They they still want the Nyssa Journal
left Wednesday for Portland.
giving the home town news. Howard
Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Holmes of Junior is in Oakland, Cfaliflornifc
Modesto, California ,are visiting and expects to remain there indef­
with Mr. Holmes’ twin brother, Mr. initely.
H. D. Holmes and wife of Nyssa and
Monday evening Rev. and Mrs
with their son F. G. Holmes and White had as their guests Mr. and
family and many other relatives Mrs. Chester Sager a n d Mrs.
and friends in this community. This Oreene Campbell and daughter Alta
is their first visit back to their old of Kent, Wash.; Mr. and Mrs. Earl
home town since going to California Sager of Weiser and Mr. and Mrs.
a few years ago to live.
Raymond Sager of Apple Valley.
Miss Campbell was an overnight
guest starting home on Tuesday.
Miss Wanda Cantrall and a friend
IALS
QCERY
SPEC
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Snowdrift 61bcan8 $1.19
Fruit Jars
83c
Jelly Glasses
43c
Jar Rubbers 4 tlozen for 15c
Liquid Poetin
’ 25c
Maca roni
19c
Cheeso
22c
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For Friday and Saturday, September 10 and 11
1 m .n J
Brookfield, lb.
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Shurfine, ground fr<
when you buy it, Lb.
Food
Roiled Oats
Pigs 1
Soap
Baking Powder i t""™
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Cal°- 6 cans
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White King
Giant bars, 7 for
29c
22c
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A Dependable Food Store
NYSSA
: Mr and Mrs. Walter FYe and Mr
OREGON
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TUESDAY CONTRACT CLUB
Mrs. Lewis Wiltshire entertained
the Tuesday Contract club cn Wed­
nesday afternoon. Two tables play­
ed, with Mrs. Arthur Boydell, Mrs.
A. B. Heisey, Mrs. Tom Eldridge
and Mrs. J. Daeihausen as guests.
Mrs. Dewey Ray held high score and
Mrs. Daeihausen second.
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CLOVER
FRIDAY—SATURDAY
2 SMASH HITS
Wheeler and Woolsey
“ON AGAIN. OFF AGAIN”
“The Fanner s Own Co-Op"
Phone 26
Nyssa
J
Half Soled
50c up
* 1.00
(r
* 1.98
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MODE O’DAY
FROCK SHOP
NYSSA SHOE
SHOP
Located south of Cash
Grocery
(ÍU.'UMtíuMk
LARD, Bulk, bring your pail
BEEF STEW, Tender, inexpensive ..
PORK ROAST, Fresh, P icn ics........
SALMON, Fresh ...............................
15c lb.
8c lb.
17y2c lb.
15c lb.
OTHER BARGAINS TOO! COME IN AND
LOOK AROUND
SAT. MIDNITE
Make NYSSA your trading point
NYSSA PACKING CO.
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WEDNESDAY EVENING CLUB
Mrs. Ernest McClure was hostess
to the Wednesday evening bridge
club this week with Mrs. A. V. Cook,
the only guest playing with mem­
bers. Mrs. Klaus Tensen won the
high score prize and Mrs. Nick
Rudlick wen a traveling prize.
FRESH MEAT
FISH
CURED MEATS
Cash Grocery Co.
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PHONE 3
NYSSA, OREGON
Quality Foods At Prices
Plus
NEWS and
COMEDY
You Can Afford to Pay
Prices for Friday and Saturday, Sept. 10 and 11
Milk
Makeup
right for
Eye-Matched MAKEUP
Thom pson
for the
YOUNGER SET
CaPt. Wallace Casewall
“KILLERS OF THE SEA-
M A R V ELO U S
Al
Print Dresses
Children’s Shoes
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
55c each item
RICHARD HUDNUT
Standard Cos
per ton
A Board of Managers meeting of
the Malheur County Council of
Parents and Teachers will be held
at the Ontario high school build­
ing Saturday, September 11th at 2
o’clock, Mrs Albert Hopkins, county
puDllcity chairman, announced to­
day.
and WORTHWHILE PRICES
It’s new! It’s dif-
f e r e n t ! You’ll
agree that Mar-
v e 1 o u s Eye-
Matched Make­
up is excitingly
better. For here at last is face powder, rouge,
lipstick,eye-shadow and mascara in true color-
symphony. And it’s make-up that matches you
. . . scientifically keyed to your personality color,
the color that never changes . . the color of your
eyes!
Makes nine out of ten girls immediately more
lovely. Try it.
SEED
Miss Margaret McNulty is back to
work at the First National Bank a
OF COUNTY PTA TO MEET two weeks vacaUon which she spent
in Portland and Seattle.
BOARD OF MANAGERS
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NO HOST DINNER
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Boydell, Dr.
and Mrs. E. D. Norcott, Mr. and
Mrs. William Schireman, Mr. and
Mrs. Lewis Wiltshire and Mr. and
Mrs. L. P. Thomas made up a no
host dinner party in Ontario on
Sunday night.
You
39c
25c
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that the city act as it’s own contrac­
tor in the matter of laying the side­
walks.
Councilman
Thompson
brought cut the fact that in as
much as the city had an Engineer
that he could act in that capacity
for the work under consideration.
Mr. Hardin the next lowest bidder,
was very much in favor of such a
move, sighting that he had propos:d
just such proceedure before the
council awarded the contract.
Sewer to be Extended
Councilman McClure laid his plans
for the extension of the sewer be-
for the council, which met with ap­
proval. It is planned to extend the
sewer system from the Dilley house
across th street and north about
two blocks. This would take in the
property, now under construction
of W. E. Schireman and would
serve as far north as Park street.
Cost to be Nominal
McClure’s plan included the cost
of the ext.ntion, which met with
unanimous approval, not only of the
council, but of the property owners
present. The plan is to assess each
property owner on a footage basis.
It is estimated to be fifty cents per
foot.
Special Session Called
A special session was called by
the Mayor for Thursday, September
9 to consider the matter of the pro­
posed sidewalks. And at that time
to hear the report of City Engineer
Virgil Johnson and the exact grades
of the highway levels together with
the estimated costs of the construc­
tion. Council adjourned at 12:30
a. m.
The Eddie Powell home recently
See us before you sell your
Pickled,
lbs. for
2
BIRTHDAY DINNERS
Mrs. Aden Wilson and Mr. Nick
Rudlick whose birthdays occurred
this week were honor guests at two
dinners. On Sunday night Mr. and
Mr..1: M. F. Solomon entertained
with a 7 o'clock dinner for Mrs.
Wilson and Mr. Rudlick. Covers
were for Mr. and Mrs. Wilson, Mr.
and Mrs. Rudlick and Mr. and Mrs
Solomon. After the dinner the
Solomons and Wilsons attended the
Owyhee Stampede.
On Monday, Mrs. Rudlick gave
a dinner in honor of her husband's
birthday. Guests at the 5 o’clock
dinner were Mr. and Mrs. M. F.
Solomon, Mr. and Mrs. Aden Wilson
and Mr. and Mrs. Rudlick.
WELL DRILLING CONTRACTOR
6 inch casing 67‘4 foot drilling. 6
inch hole. 50c a foot. Satisfaction
guaranteed. E. W. Lewis, Nyssa,
Oregon. S9 3tp.
"25c
49c
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HOLLEBERGS ENTERTAIN
FOR TEACHERS
Supt. and Mrs. Leo D. Hollenberg
assisted by Mrs. John Young, were
hosts Monday night with a 7 o’clock
dinner given in honor of the teach­
ers of the Nyssa high and grade
schools. Covers at dinner were laid
for twenty-six. Following dinner
the evening was spent in visiting
and getting acquainted. The guest
list included: Mrs. Elta Benson,
Mrs. Nettie Medesker and Miss Het-
tie Medesker, Miss R ita Fuqua,
Miss Lucille Rinehart, Miss Hansen,
Miss Perdees, Miss Susan Martin,
Miss Bernice Martin, Miss Dorotha
Belknap, Miss Anna Morris, Miss
Phyllis Dorffer, Miss Eva Boydell,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Parr, Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Roset faugh, Mr. and
Mrs. G rant Rinehart, Warren Bail­
ey, Mr. and Mrs. John Young and
their house guests, Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Burton; and Mr. and Mrs.
Hollenberg.
Mr. and Mrs. Berwyn Burke were
hosts at dinner last Thursday even-
ign with covers being laid for Mr.
and Mrs. Louis P. Thomas, Mr. and
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Garrison are Mrs. Ronald Burke, Miss Edna Burt
and Mr. and Mrs. Berwyn Burke. ‘
Shurfine, 8 0 2
Bottles, 2 for
3 lb- bag
C " ,
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Society
BERNARD FROST
APPOINTED NEW
COUNCILMAN
Nyssa Pharmacy
Standby Brand
48 tall cans
Per Case
*3.19
COFFEE
SYRUP
Hills Bros. Red Can
Staley’s Golden
28C &ib-
Can
63c
■P*
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Utah Pack
1 omatoes ^ N°- ^
24 Cans per Case
Jello
Salad Dressing
Jane Goode
£ c h ara
29c
All Flavors
pkgs
19c
BEANS S S ™ " 1 1.79
Granulated
Soap
Peets
Lg. 36 oz.
Pkg., Each
ZÖC
C -J l
w
a it
Iodized
Lg. 26 oz.
i Cans, Each
Qu