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ADRIAN NEWS E l l e n M c C o n n e l l Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Ashcraft and daughter Dorothy from Rupert. Idaho were here on a business trip over the week end. Mrs. Ellen Marker Is visiting lr. the McConnell home for an Indefi nite visit. Mr and Mrs. Jim Nelscn and daughter Betty of Nampa were visiting Sunday In the William Ash craft home. Gerrit Muntjewerff has been staying the last week In the Cast Muntpewerff home in the Bend. Vernon Parker who has been very ill the last week is now able to be back to work. Miss Joyce Ashcraft stayed T ues day night with her gtandmother Mrs. W. T. Ashcraft in Nyssa. The D. T. Holly family and J. E Hclly family have had stokers In stalled in their homes. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Griffith were visiting in the Ray Drown home on Saturday Mr. and Mrs. R Roliland and two small sons were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Carrol Cummings of Vale. Floyd Zeslger. Mrs. Ernest Zeslger and Mrs. Arnold Liable were Boise shoppers Monday. Mrs. Ted Newton and Mrs. R Rohland visited with Mrs. Gerrit Muntjewerff in Ontario last Thurs day. Mrs, Charley Purdy of Big Bend visited with Mrs. Reuben Baskett Wednesday. Miss Shirley Newton Is on the sick list this week. The Albert Heldt family are plan ning on moving to Nyssa Tuesday. Norman Douglas has a new car. James Lang,on who has been quite seriously ill Is now able to re sume his duties at the store. Earl Crocker is building a barn. John Wall and s:n Kenneth of Crestcn rpent th“ week end with Mr. and Mrs. Tom Lowe. Mrs. Carl Jungquist 2nd two sons pent several days with her parents Mr. and Mrs. S. D. Bigelow while Call and his friend, Chas. Howell of Vale were deer hunting. Clarence Pullen who Is working on the ION. r ad neid Jordan Val ley was home for the week end. He and his sister Viola spent Sunday with the Noble Pullens in Home- dale. Idaho. Wm. Peutz left wtlh a group of 4-H club boys, for the Pacific Inter national shew in Portland. , Mr and 1)4rs. Arnold Slippy have rroied to the Chas. Culbertson ranch where Arnold will work for several weeks. Mr. Deaver of Kuna is erecting a blacksmith shop across fr:m the 1 Jim Langton s ore. HJ1IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII!IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII' ! Scenes and Persons in the Current News si ART 1 — EE EE LINCOLN NEWS ü By MRS. ED DUPRE tion of Labor at the Milwaukee convention of the United Automobile Workers. 2- lar liner, S. S. President Hoover, bombed by Chinese planes in the Whangpoo river i Wayne Marshall of Caldwell visit “Sawbwa of Hsipaw” and his sister, Sao Kya Nyun, shown as they sailed from Nev ed Otis King on Sunday. eastern kingdom of Burma. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Schlag left Thursday to live permanently in = and visiters attended a Booster Boise. . State Overseer, Morton Tompkins; — meeting of Eldorado grange on Sat The girls and boys baseball urday October 2. Mrs. Earl Lofton, games between Cairo and Lincoln r EE the decturer had prepared a delight the Lincoln girls won six to four ful program which was enjoyed and the Cairo boys won nineteen tc by all. Later games were played and four. Pattison, Insurance. cake and coffee served to all. Many residents of this district at = Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Beam and the tended the fooball game between formers mother Mrs. J. M. Tyler, all Weiser and Ontario played Friday of Boise were Sunday guests at the night. EEE E. J. Beam horn. Frank DuPre visited in Nyssa on — Booster Day program was held. Sunday with Ray Steinhaus who Is recovering from typhoid fever. SHEAVILLE NEWS On Friday night the P.T.A. of t = Lincoln gave its teachers a reception at which there was a good atten dance to enjoy the program and re South Mountain and Mahogany freshments. Mountain received their first snow ed later. Mrs. George Fenton and family — of the season Monday night. cf Ontario were Sunday dinner The H. E. C of the I ON. Grange = guests of the DuPre family. held their regular meeting, at the Mrs. Ed Young of Ontario visited home of their chairman, Mrs. Max her sister Mrs. Bill Leavitt. ine Yturraspe, in Jordan Valley, r = Mrs. Lennen was the house guest October 2nd. The Arock H E C. of Mrs. Ed Ingram on Sunday. members were guests as also were Mrs. DuPre visited with Mrs. Ed. Mrs. Edna Faris of Ontario, county ~~~ Ingraham on Friday. nurse; Mrs. M. M. Oreeling of Nys SMALLPOX CLINICS END Mr. and Mrs. Jim Flaherty of sa. president of the county P.T.A.; = Owyhee dam visited Mr. and Mrs. and Pomona Lecturer; Mre Mada- Ed Ingraham over Sunday and = 1 " • line Laca, president of Jordan Val Y'ale I.eads List With 277 Monday. ley P.T.A.; Mrs. Davis .teacher of Arock school. A Joint meeting was Mr. and Mrs. Fred Graham were t = Sunday visitors at the Frank Mc Handsome Randolph Scott and called to arrange for the Pomona meeting to be held at Sheaville, the Carty home. lovely Irene Dunne carry the ro last of the month, with I. O.N.and Mr and Mrs Elliott of Weiser mantic in creditable fashion Arcck Granges as hosts. The pot i EE were Sunday callers of Mr. and Mrs. In "High, roles Wide and Handsome," luck luncheon was served, followed Frank McCarty. s zz Hammersteln’s story of Am by the business meeting of the club, Jean Laviger of Ontario and Ger Oscar during the oil bo m days set and then a very interesting talk by throughout the county. = aldine Brooks were Thursday night erica Vale Leads in Last of Series to music by Jerome Kern, which Mrs. Farris. guests of Frank and Thelma Du opens 1 ~ Sunday at the PIX Theatre Pre. Mr. and Mrs. C. V. Harris and O. EE N. Stanford were business visitors week of the series, with 277 vacci- t — George Ward and family of Kuna in Ontario. In Boise Tuesday. are rapidly improving their new . EE visited at the Pearl Sollins- Miss Eleanor Fifer is teaching at land on the project near the Lincoln Helen worth home in Fruitland Sunday. school. The basement house, a barn Bill DeGrofft started to pull beets Sheaville as a substitute teacher children 'also b and a windmill are ready for use. until a teacher can be found for the against diptheria. and Mr Ward started moving his Monday. school. She Is boarding with Mrs. Mr and Mrs. R. W. Holmes and EE furnishing and equipment over on family have maved into the house Frank Baltzor. Sunday. = Mrs. Doris Masonholder is teach on F. G. Holmes place. Ed DuPre was a business visitor Fred Snively and Wahne Ulrey ing the Stanford school this winter. Don’t Sleep On Left in the Brogan country on Monday. Visited t = the J. H. Ulrey home en Mr. and Mrs. L. R Falen and Dale Garrison, Leon Leavitt and route to at Ontario Mendal Falen are picking apples Saturday. Leslie Franks brought back a large Mr. Andrew 8hoop, Mr. and Mrs. near Huston. Mrs. C. F. Falen is load of logs from Unity. for the baby while they are Smith and sens and Mrs. J. caring e — gone. Mr. and Mrs John Pennington Wyatt H. Ulrey went to Snively camp === visited with Mr. and Mrs George Friday to inspect the government Mrs. D. H. Haylett attended the Pennington on Wednesday. beard meeting of the Jordan Valley buildings for sale ther. t = Miss Annie Holems spent several Union High School Thursday. Pharmacy Adv. Fred Haylett made a trip to Vale days with friends In Parma last OREGON TRAIL Tuesday for a load of seed rye for week. MRS FRANK BYERS Helm & Yturri. The Jordan Valley and Sheaville Are Your Heels trucks have been busy hauling coal IRONSIDE NEWS Mrs. J. B Smith and Mrs. F. C. for the stores and schools the past By MRS. E. J. BEAM Fry were co-hostesses at the month week. ly birthday party for the upper Frank Baltzor and Elmer Mc classes of Oregon Trail Sunday Mrs. Ralph Beam of Unity was a Connell drove out a large drove of School Thursday eevnlng The party j business cattle for M. C. Borders Tuesday. visitor at Ironside on Fri was held at the George McKee day. Dick Molloy Joe Fenwick sold home. Oames to represent school Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Dickson are their steers last and week which they subjects furnished entertainmnt for the parents of a new daughter born hauled out by truck. the evening. First prizes were ! at the Brltttngham maternity heme The Walter Baltazor family of awarded to Mrs. Wm. DeOrofft. in Ontario. Nampa visited at the McConnell Frank Fry and Mrs F. G Holmes home Sunday. Mr. Baltzor Is a Er A nice rain fell here on Friday Consolation prizes went to Mrs. O brother of Mrs. McConnell. night and most of Saturady. which Choat, Miss Goldie Miller. Mrs Van Mr. and Mrs. C. F Falen were Mattsburger and Mrs. F Q Holmes was appreciated by all. except those business visitors In the Pleasant Refreshments were served at the who were threshing. Valley tnelijhborhood Wednesday RUN DOWN? close of the evening with the honor Mesdames Sylvester Rose and and on Succor creek Thursday. Vivian Van Cleave were business guests. Mrs. Albert Hopkins. Mrs. Mr and Mrs. McConnell were If they are. you should cer- Oeorge McKee and Miss Annie Hol visitors to Vale on Monday. business visitors in Caldwell and tanly have them repaired at The Homer Carter family who mes seatd at a special table with a Wednesday. once because it's those little center piece of lighted birthday can have been employed on the Malheur Nampa Mrs. Doris Masonholder has been things that are so important. river returned to the Ironside camp quite dles. ill with the flu, but Is again ground. LADIES The Merry Matrons club met at Mr. and Mrs Floyd White were able to teach school. the home of Mrs. Jessie Chard with business visitors to Unity on Sun The I ON. Orange held their Rubber Heels 35c Mrs June Smith co-hostess last day. Booster Day Program Sunday after Top Lifts ..................- 25c Wednesday afternoon. Ten mem Mr. and Mrs Bruce Lofton at noon at the grange hall They en bers and one visitor Mrs Lavlnnle tended the Grant county fair at tertained as guests the Oregon State NYSSA SHOE Smith were present. The afternoon John Orange officers; several members of Day last Saturday SHOP was spent sewing, embroidering and The Millis Elms threshing ma the Arock grange and people of the quilting The vice president. Mrs chine community. The state officers were from Unity pulled Into this Virginia Rooksteol was in charge on Sunday and started of the business meeting Roll rail valley on Monday morning. was answered by each member tell threshing Mr and E J. Beam were ing her hobby The next meeting guests last Mrs. Sunday of their son will be at Mrs Maud Cooper's on Ralph Beam and family at Unity. October 13th, with Mrs Rhoda A large H A Y IN S U R A N C E crowd of grange members Landreth as co-hcstess for Mrs Gladys Byers Pollvanne gifts were It don’t pay to take a chance on losing exchanged and lunch was esrved at the close the afternoon your crop . . . Let us insure your hay Mr and Mrs Marlon Chard went Electrical Wiring to Ironside Saturday after lumber against fire. See us before it is too late Mr and Mrs Homer Ernest and All work guaranteed. children of Nyssa. Mr and Mrs Bert By the hour or contract. Helkes and Harold. Mr and Mrs Ous Sehclen and her father. Mr. HARRY SAYLES Helkes and two friends from Meri dian. Idaho, visited at the Ewen NYSSA State Licensed Don M. Graham, Manager OREGON Chard home Sunday Mr and Mrs Andrew Shoop and P OWYHEE Mrs. B. H. Barker and son Cur.is and daughter Dixie of Halley. Idaho are visiting her son Earnest Barker and family. Mr. and Mr s Chas. Schwelzer and Mesdames Abbott and Fauchier were Boise visitors Saturday. Mrs. D. P. Pullen will be hostess to the Community Club on the reg ular date, Thursday. October 21. Rev. Geo. Emmerson cf Ontario will preach after Sunday School next Sunday. October 10. Everybody welcome. Miss Verna Mitchell was an over night guest of Nadine Crocker on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Spud Johnson and Mrs Vivian Rhodes were guests of the Chas. Culbertson family Thurs day night. The visitors were from Ellensburg. The Fred Hite family have moved to the house Just west of the Owy hee schocl. The new house being built by Hip Mendlzona on the Mendizona ranch Is nearing completion. The Dramatic Club started their meetings again last Wednesday. The program was in charge of Betty Schwelzer and Louise Kllngback. Carl Seaburn has been chopping hay on the Ness Hatt and Fred Kllngback ranches. Don't forget the meeting of the Owyhee P.T.A. 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