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NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, THURS., JANUARY 6, 1938 SOCIETY DINNER GUESTS Mr. and Mrs. Harry Miner and their son Lyle were guests of Mr and Mrs. Woodrow Glenn on Tues day evening. ATTEND DANCE AT EMMETT Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Glenn and Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Johnson were guests at a dinner in Emmett on New Years eve given by Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Johnson of that city. Later the party attended the dancs there. very attractive prices. Daybed, Hoos- tings, 4 men soil pipe. Pete Dear. 13- ier Kitchen cabinet, Sun Flame fuel 1-37 tfb. oil heater, beds, springs, occasional Wanted table, 2 dressers. NYSSA BARGAIN HOUSE, 1st door north of bank WORK WANTED — Experienced 1-6- ltc. dump truck driver, understand air FOR SALE—Four room moderi. breaks. Will take any thing. Write home, close in, nice yard fenced PO box 244, or call E. Shipley at furnished or unfurnished. Trees and Fox auto court . lawn. Call Journal office. 1-6-38- tl WANTED— Trucking of all kinds. Dick Smith. Nyssa. Phone 43. dl6tf FOR SALE!—Comer lots 15 and 16 Block Green's Addition, Nyssa Price 8150. J. A. Koopman, Box 436, WORK WANTED—Carpenter and cabinet work of all kinds. Christ Ontario, Ore. 6J2XP Frank. First house south on road FOR SALE:—Or will trade for small east of depot. 9Dtf. acreage. Packard pickup and traitor house. Good condition. J. T. WANTED—All your welding Jobs. We promise good work and fair Howard. Chadwick auto court. 6J2tp prices. Pruyn Auto Repair, Phone FOR SALE—Or will Trade for stock 56F2. or tractor. Graham 2*4 ton truck Miscellaneous E. A. Larkin, Journal office. 6J2tp ARCADIA NEWS ENTERTAIN AT SUNDAY DINNER Mr. and Mrs. Dick Tensen enter-; tained at a dinner party on Sunday. Mrs. Dale Lakey and children and Besides members of the family. guests included Dr. and Mrs. Sara- Mrs Dad- Mrs Latey’s mother, were zin and their family and Mr. and j dinner guests of Mrs. Theo Math- Mrs. Frank Hall. After dinner every erley Tuesday. one enjoyed Dr. Sarazins very fine [ Mr and Mrs- Chas. Splawn went collection of moving camera pictures ; t0 Payette on business Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Bullard were „ , , „ _ . n . ! taken in this part of the country and Brownes uncle, Mr. Fred Baker in ebewhew about ^ state. callers at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Caldwell. » Geo. Moller Friday. —8— I ^ Bettie, the youngest daughter of s McLTNGS ENTERTAIN Mr. and Mrs. Otis Bullard is sick j LADIES AID _ . . , i Mr and Mrs w F McLing at [his week of «¡(-artet fever. Donald The Ladies Aid of the Methodist thelr country place near Emmett Hickey is als0 on the sick list this church — w was ------- entertained on last entertained on last j entertained Mr. and Mr. Mrs and Wm. Mrs. k Wm. Thursday at the home of Mrs. W. W. schireman and their famUy of Nys-1 Mrs A1 Bohy and *>„ Bennie were Fester, with Mrs. Walter Fox and sa and Mr and Mrs. Berger caIlers at the Loyd orris home Mrs. C. A. Abbott as associate and their daughter of Boise at din- Thursday hostesses, with Mrs. Foster in charge ner 0n Sunday. Archie Weir and son Dwane of of devotlonals. Fruitland were callers at the Chas. At the business „ meeting it was de Bullard ranch Thursday . . . _ , BRIDGE PARTY cided to give an Easter bazaar. The _ . „ Mrs Ira Dail and sons Lee and next meeting wiU be on January O" Wednesday Miss Eva Boydell 1 oth hnmp of Mrs S D was hostess at a bridge party. High Harold were dinner guests at the FOR SALE—2 Jersey cows, 2 year HAUL INO—All kinds, Oregon ana G oshert w ith M rs H. D. Holmes a s- sc° re was won by M rs A rth u r bom a of M r a n d MrS 0816 * * * * * Idaho License. Hugh Glasgow. ling heifers, good land leveler, VISIT IN CALDWELL sis tin g a n d Mrs. Sidney S m ith in dal1 a n d second by M rs E D N or- S u n d ay ’ MARRIED! McCormick Deering beet cultivator, Phone 36-F3. Jan 16tf. Work has started on the new Ar- Mr. and Mrs. James Daelhausen charge of devotlonals and program cott- —§— radta school house this week. Carol Lombard and Fred MacMur- cream seperator Frank Burke, 2'*j BRAKE WORK—Let us put your were house guests of Mr. and Mrs in charge of Mrs. James Daelhous- MR. AND MRS. CLUB MEETS Mr. and Mrs John Mull, Ray. Vel- ¡^y piay a y0ung married couple S W Nyssa. 1-6 tfc. car or truck brakes in first class Seldon Sanders of Caldwell from en. On Thursday Mr and Mrs George ma and Ethel Mul1' Mr and Mrs constantly in trouble because of the FOR SALE—Sixty acres under the condition. Special equipment and Friday until Sunday. While there Mitchel were hosts to the Mr. and c l yde and son Max sPent the I wife's love for lying to her husband, Government project. 20 acre trained men at your ser\4ce. Pruyn they attended the dance given at the NEW YEARS PARTY Mrs Club Two tables of contract evening at the home of Mrs. Long's which winds up when Miss Lombard farmed this year; twenty more Auto Repair. Phone 56F2. Elks Club on New Years Eve and FOR FAMILY were in play with all of the mem- Parents Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Bullard, finds herself facing a charge of mur- ready to seed. Terms. Wm. Swelt- one in Nampa on the New Years Mr. and Mrs. Frank Burke enter bers present, Mr. and Mrs. Dick der in Paramount’s “True Conies zer, 1 ml. west of Owyhee school. night. Sunday they drove to Boise tained at a large New Years day Adams driving over from Caldwell sion,” which opens next SUNDAY at 12-30-37. 3tc for dinner before returning home. party at their country home for for the evenjng High score went he PIX Theatre in Ontario. -§~ FOR SALE—Six foot riding fresno, their family and relatives. Those w Mrs Arthur Boydell and second By MISS NORMA STOUT NEW YEARS EVE GUESTS good as new. Four work horses, Burke and their family, and Mr. and {eU tQ Mr Mltchel DR. JOHNSON, FAMED OSC Dr. and Mrs. C. A. Abbott enter present were Mr. and Mrs. Edwin | 1800 pounds. Springer Jersey cow. _^__ Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Wilson of POULTRY SPECIALIST, DIES Two farm wagons. Frank Zlmbars. tained Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Street of j Mrs. Irwin Burke and their children in every Nampa, and Mr. and Mrs. Herbert j Greenleaf. Idaho, and Mr. and Mrs. of Caldwell and Mr. and Mrs. Ber- 1 hi ml'.es west of Parma. 16D4tp. Nelson and family were dinner j Clarence Roberts of Parma, and wyn Burke and their three sons of ENTERTAIN AT DINNER FOR SALE—Lots. Pipe hi, 3-4, 1, lVw Mr. and Mrs. Harry Russell en-1 guests at the home of Mrs. Mollie Mr. and Mrs. Chas Schweizer of the Jerome, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Corvallis—Dr. W. T. Johnson, 2. Plywocd, cedar fence posts, fit- Owyhee at a house party on New Burke, Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Burke. tertained Mr. and Mrs. Archie How- | Nelson, Sunday, poultry pathologist at Oregon State Boman and Yulah Vertrees re- ollege, and known equally well by Years eve. Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Keizer and Mr. ell and their children, Mr. and Mrs. Oce _ Schweitzer and Mrs. Wm Keizer. . and family . .. , and . Mr „ . j turned to Link’s . . . . Sunday after , i International scientists and the most and Mrs. Bill Lowe and their family spending the holidays at the home .lumWe 0rejgon 1)ouvrym ain died WESLEY BROWNES IN at a Sunday dinner. 0f their pirents, Mr. and Mrs. C. D. .iere during the Christmas rmruimn. holidays hniiHav« CALDWELL NEW YEARS DINNER PARTY Vertrees. t the age of 45. Dr. Johnson had Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Browne and On New eYars Dr. and Mrs. E. D. r u DLICKS ENTERTAIN Mr. and Mrs Cedric Caldwell and Jeen jn ¿j health since last summer, their family took their New Years Norcott had as dinner guests Mr Mr. and Mrs. Nick Rudlick enter- i children, and Mr. and Mrs Conley anally succumbing to a malady that dinner with the family of Mrs. and Mrs. Arthur Boydell and their tained at a New Years dinner for Wilson and daughter Jeanette were would not yield to treatment. family and Lt J. B. Beckman. Mr. and Mrs. Morris Solomon, Mr dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Aden Wilson, Mrs. Henry and Mrs. Leo Woods Sunday. NEW YEARS HOSTS STRAYS TAKEN UP Fields and her son Robert. Mr. and Mrs. James Tuning and Mr. and Mrs. Jess Thompson en- family of Roswell were dinner guests tertained their son and his wife, j TUESDAY NIGHT BRIDGE Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. TAKEN UP—On my place west of of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Thompson and ! Mrs. p ean g mjt,h was hostess to Clarence Fritts. Nyssa a team of horses. Owner their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. the Tuesday night bridge club with i Mary Boston returned to the Col- may have same by proving owner and Mrs. Del Taylor at dinner on three tabies in play and two invited | iege of Idaho, Sunday after a week’s ship and paying for this advertise j guests Miss Eva Boydell and Mrs. vacation at th home of her parents, ment. 4 miles west of Nyssa, J. D. Does your wife know how to wear New Years day. Reardon. 6J1XP § R. G. Whitaker. Mrs. Dewey Ray Mr. and Mrs. J. I. Boston. clothes? ] held high score for the evening and I dunno. I've only been married a NEW YEARS DINNER Mr. and Mrs Howard Rogers and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Warren, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Frost second. week. daughter Barbara Lee of Oregrande, —Aberdeen Coal— Mrs. Phin Warren, Mrs. Bingman j — §— arrived Wednesday evening to spend And sometimes a little success can and Dale were New Years dinner ! JACOB FISCHERS ENTERTAIN the holidays visiting at the home of go to a man’s head faster than a guests of Miss Mary Warren in On- Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Fischer were their parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. D ., BECAUSE— big drink of liquor. tario. New Years day hosts at a family j vertrees and Mr. and Mrs D A | Ileep - mined Spring Canyon Aberd en Coal 1 Cent Per Word roal in even grained and dry. dinner on New Years day. Their Rogers. It burns with a long, hot When the absent-minded professor HALL ENTERTAIN Minimum Charge 25c | guests were Mr. and Mrs. Will Mr. and Mrs. Alfa Hulse and son flame; leaves little ash. kisses the Airedale . goodbye, pats Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hall enter- Fischer of Nampa, Miss Pauline . . . . --- ----- — —_____ ____ . ... . . _ . of Parma and Mrs Sherman Wilson | ♦ „Ti!!. ,h„e. ld tained twelve guests on New Years piscber and Mrs- R D- k °w ot Cald- and children called at the home of | GOOD BUYS—at Nyssa Realty. One his wife up in the barn, the honey eve with bridge and general merry wel1- ALL SIZES Mr. and Mrs. Leo Wood, Sunday three room modern cottage, b ith, moon can be said to be over. making. At contract Mr. George afternoon. garage and electric water heater. ♦ Aberd: cn Coal Mitchell held high score for men DINNER PARTY Ralph and Thelma Rogers left Price fifteen hundred do J.irs on Adam, we understand, was a vege while Mrs. Frank Morgan was high Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Toombs en- Monday evening on the stage .the easy terms. Also about four acres tarian; but we wonder if there for ladies. Mr and Mrs. Arthur j tertained Mr. and Mrs. Bob Toombs , former returning to Alburkie, New on river bank, near town, faiced, weren't times when he wished he Boydell were tow. | and son at Sunday dinner Mexico after spending a week’s va with bam. corral, and livable shack. had another spare rib. 12-30-37 tf. cation at the home of his parents, Nature is an artist, but, by golly, NEW YEARS IN CALDWELL and the latter going to La Jenta, some of our faces must have been Mr. and Mrs. Earl Danley of Colorado, where she plans to stay at WELL DRILLER—C. H. Stansberry, misprints. Ontario. One block north Consol Caldwell had as New Years dinner the home of relatives and enter a Aberdeen Coal idated Terminal Depot, or write box guests Mr. and Mrs. Claude Willson, business college. Boss—What do you think of the 254, Ontario. 6Ptf. Mr. and Mrs. Red Drewizt and Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Wade Robinson shape of my affairs in this office? and Mrs. Earl Marshall all of Nyssa. moved to rjyssa Friday after spend The other—Swell, especially that . 8 j tng several weeks at the home of Mr. redhead. DINE m PAYETTE j ;md Mr. j j Hlcks. Aberdeen Coal FOUND—A pair of keys. Owner Mr. and Mrs. Tom Eldridge and I , , , LUMBER City Guy—What do you country may have same on identification their two sons spent New Years day Mr- and Mrs^Lev Stevens went to I-----CO M PANY- lassies do when the moon come“ in Payette with Mrs. Eldridges par- Bolse' Wednesday to be with their and the payment for tills add. Call out? ents, Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Fulton. daughter Mrs. Chris Melvedt who at Journal office. 1 6 38 tf. “There’s a Yard Country Lass—Oh, we Just play _g__ j underwent a minor operation for Near You” around in the hay we make while Lost ENTERTAIN FAMILY I «oitre- PHONE 6 the sun shines. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Newbill of Mrs. Tom Ferguson and children, Aberdeen Coal Kingman Kolony entertained Mr. Mrs. C. D. Vertrees. and Mrs. How- LOST—A pair of spectacles. Metal rimmed. Lost near post office. Re The game of matrimony always and Mrs. Chas. Garrison, Miss Vera I ard Rogers and slaughter Barbara ends in a stalemate. Garrison and Mr. and Mrs. Dale Lee called at the home of Mrs. turn to Journal office. 6J ltp. Sure, that’s why they invented di Garirson at a New Years day linner. Stanley Stout, Sunday afternoon. DOUBLE YOUR LOST—Rat tail spaniel, male. Ans vorce, so you could get a fresh mate —§— Mr. and Mrs. Glen Johnston and wers to name of Mike. Solid brawn Aberdeen Coal PRODUCTION ATTEND NEW YEARS DANCE I son Duane of Parma were supper coloring. Liberal Reward. Jimmy Ko matter how high an army of Some of those who attended the guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. s avage, Nyssa high school. 6J2XP ON 5c A MONTH! Having sold the Olson Second Hand Store, all ficer may rank, he’s always willing New Years eve dance in Parma from Leo Wood Sunday evening. ! -_______________________________ to have private talk with a pretty accounts due O. R. Olson, and now Due and Nyssa w*re M r and Mfs. Afrtie Mr and Mrs Oeorge MiUer of For Sale WITH OUR girl. Robertson. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Eld- \Tpiba visited at the home of Mr I ------------------------------------— Payable. ridge, Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Burbidge and Mrs Shermon Wilson Thursday POR SALE-20,000 feet of lumber LAYING MASH 6Jtf Pete Dear. and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Schireman. Call at the store and settle up at once. Mr. and Mrs. McDermott and - 5 - family of Nyssa were dinner guests ! fo r , SALE—Work team and har- NEW YEARS IN PAYETTE STANDARD COAL at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph ness; 4 Guernsey Heifers; Round ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- — ---------------------- Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Frost, Mrs. Bailey on New Year’s day. j oak range stove. 8 miles southwest I Stella Butler and Mr. Eph Frost were The young people of the League of Nyssa Alva P. Goodell (Buena former owner AI Thompson & Son New Years guests of Mrs. Frosts had an enjoyable party New Year's vista). 6J1XC. Nyssa, Oregon Feed, Goal, Grain Olson’s Second Hand Store sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and I eve in the basement of the church. Phone 26 Mrs. C. C. McVlckers In Payette. I Refreshments were served at a late FOR SALE -Shire stallion, nineteen months old, weighing fourteen | hour. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Leigh H. D. HOLMES ENTERTAIN were chaperones for the party. Rev- hundred pounds; exceptionally fine Mr and Mrs. H. D. HoUnes were erpnd wllitP of Nyssa gave an In animal Also Federation seed wheat. hosts at a family New Years dinner tcres ing la]k ^ the group early ln G. C. Vest, 3 miles north and west and had as their guests Mr and t)le evenbr, of Nyssa. 6Jltp. Mrs. F G. Holmes, Ray, Robert, Gil- Mr and Mrs c D Judd were bert and Junior, Mr. and Mrs. Rol- hosts at a farcweU party for Mr and FOR SALE—Used reconditioned fur niture, above ordinary quality at land Holmes and family and Mr Mrs Chancy Kirpatrlck Wednesday and Mrs. Frank Byers. AU together eventng About thirty-five guests there were nineteen seated at the were present and the evening was spent ln visiting, after which de- i ___ 8 liclous refreshments were served by NEW YEARS CARD PARTY ,,he hostess Get a Friend or Relative to come in with you. On New Years eve Mr, and Mrs. , , t Russell Patton entertaiend with We will give you both, one of our $5.00 Perman three tables of bridge at their home DAIRYMEN PRAISES ent Waves, for the price of one. on the Owyhee. Mr. and Mrs. John MANURE TANK Low won high scores and Mrs. An drew Boesrma made low for the ladles and Mr. W. Chamberlain tow Toledo—If the liquid manure tank Phone 24 for the men. Installed last year on the Christian - PAINSTAKING On any Water Bottle, Combination Syringe or —§— sen Dairy near Toledo continues to ATTEND PARTY IN VALE give the same results ln the future SERVICE! Fountain Syringe in stock. A large assortment of Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Thomas were that it has during the past fail, guests on New Years night at a buf- it will be the biggest one thing that Not the smallest item is over guaranteed fresh stock. fet dinner and bridge party given has ever been done to Improve the looked ln servicing your car. by Mrs. Jean Burrelle and Mrs farm. Claus Christiansen told Coun- Clarence Barbour in Vale. ty Agent M. J. Conklin recently. He —5 _ says the grass has been noticeably Ask for our Mid- MRS ROBERTSON ranker and greener on that farm Winter Service ENTERTAINS than on neighboring farms this fall, Mrs. Artie Robertson entertained and stands of clover and grass have the Wednesday night Foursome with thickened Mr. Christiansen believes Like a glowing candle in a dark night, our SERVICE, through invited guests to make two tables the ideal way to seed grass is to sow NORCOTT simple dignified arrangements, guides others, ln their dark hour Those invited were Mrs. Dewey Ray. th seed and give the ground a top of bereavement. SERVICE Mrs Sidney Burbidge. Mrs. Harry dressing of liquid manure. He says Miner. Mrs. E. D Norcott and Mrs he has also observed that’ pastures PHONE 29 2nd and Main St. NYSSA FUNERAL HOME Oeorge Mitchell. Mrs. Mitchell made top-dressed with liquid manure do PHONE 72W NYSSA Nysaa, Oregon Next to Idaho Power Company high score for the guests and Mrs not seem to dry out as much as Robertson for members. untreated fields. APPLE VALLEY MORE HEAT S H O VEL FULL Knot Hole News S P R IN G CANYON COAL CLASSIFIED ADS Phone — Found Helps Keep You Mentally Keen and E f f i c i e n t 15 B O IS E PA Y E T T E Nyssa Packing Co. N O TIC E! Jackson Lumber Company O . R. Olson IIÍIÍÍIIII¡¡IIÍIIIIIIII¡íl.iilílilllllllllllllll PERM ANENT W A VE SP EC IA L! 2 - I Owyhee Beauty Shop Prices WERE LOW Now They Are Even LOWER IO PER CENT Reduction Owyhee Drug Co. The Thrift Store
