NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, TttURS., JANUARY 13,1939
LINCOLN NEWS
By MRS. ED DUPRE
Paul Stevens is gradually improv
ing from a seige of pneumonia.
Harold Nelson was a Sunday din
er guest of Bob Shad who is working
on the Bill Leavitt ranch.
The McCarty brothers have re
ceived word that the McCarty estate
in Minden, Neb., the old home where
all the boys were bom and raised is
to be under irrigation through the
Tri-County project now under con-
structioo. Their estate is not directly
in the dust bowl area but has been
very dry for several years.
The Lincoln P T A is to have their
regular
business meeting at the
home of Mrs. Floyd Kinney on Wed-
esday afternoon, Jauary 19. Every
one of the district is urged to at
tend.
Mr. and Mrs.
George McCarty
viisted Mrs. McCarty’s parents Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Rufner in
Weiser
Sunday.
Frank Leavitt of Ontario visited
his mother, Grandma Leavitt, Sun-
CLASSIFIED ADS
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Minimum Charge 25c
W O R K W A N TE D —Care for child
ren after school and evenings.
Zecla Benton. 1-13- 38 ltp.
W E L L D R IL L E R —C. H. Stansberry,
Ontario. One block north Consol
idated Terminal Depot, or write box
254, Ontario. 6Ptf.
Lost
LO ST—R at tail spaniel, male. Ans
wers to name of Mike. Solid brown
coloring. Liberal Reward. Jimmy
Savage, Nyssa high school. 6J2XP
For Trade
W IL L T R AD E — 8 Bronze turkeys
for livestock or will put out on
share basis. E. A. Larkin, Journal
office. 13J1XP
For Sale
FOR
SALE— Two wheel trailer
house, lots of built-ins,
16 feet
long, 6 feet 6 inches wide, will not
draw dampness. Priced to sell quick.
S. F. Anderson, Chadwick Cabin
Camp. 1-13-38 lxp.
FO R SALE
OR
R E N T —Trailei
house. Also light four wheel trail
er, good tires. M. W. Cheeley, cross
tracks, turn right, last place at end
of street. 1-13-38. ltxp.
FOR
SALE—Jonathon
apples,
twenty cents per bushel, potatoes
and onions, fifty cents per hund
red, cider twenty-five cents per gal
lon. Bring container. A. H. High-
smith, 1 mile SW Nyssa.
FO R
SALE—Complete Tire Shop.
Vulcanizers, tire and rim spread
ers. skiver, electric grovers .tools 3nd
stock. About 200 used tires, $150 de
livered here. Ed. Case route 7, box
54 A Portland, Ore. 13J2XP.
FO R
S A LE —Chopped
OJ62. 13J1XP.
Hay.
Call
F O R SALE!—Or will trade for mares
a good team of work mules, well
matched. 1929 Ford pickup, for sale
or trade. Bill DeGrofft. Phone 01J3
J13 3tp.
F O R SALE— Three room modem
house .also four acres with bam.
fences, trees, water and livable
shack. Call Journal office. 1-14-38 tf
F O R SALE—20,000 feet of lumber.
Pete Dear.
6Jtf
FO R SALE— Four room modern
home, close in, nice yard fenced,
furnished or unfurnished. Trees and
lawn. Call Journal office. 1-6-38- tf.
FO R SALE— Corner lots 15 and 16
Block Green’s Addition, Nyssa.
Price $150. J. A. Koopman, Box 436,
Ontario, Ore. 6J2XP
FO R SALE—Or will trade for small
acreage.
Packard
pickup
and
trailor house. Good condition. J. T.
Howard. Chadwick auto court. 6J2tp
FO R SALE— Or will Trade for stock
or tractor. Graham 2 '2 ton truck.
E. A. Larkin, Journal office. 6J2tp
F O R SALE— 2 Jersey cows, 2 year
ling heifers,
good land leveler,
McCormick Deering beet cultivator,
cream seperator. Frank Burke, 2t4
S. W. Nyssa. 1-6 tfc.
day. Mrs. Bell Redsull and Mrs.
Ruby Gardner o f Ontario were also
callers.
M r and Mrs Lloyd Kinney and son
Millard were dinner guests of Mr
and Mrs. L. J. Kinney in Ontario.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank McCarty were
Sunday dinner guests of Mr. Harry
McCarty and family in Ontario.
The Ontario Baptist church choir
met for
practice at the home of
Mrs. Lloyd Kinney Wednesday even
ing. It was also a social party in
honor of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd K in
ney's 11th
wedding
anniversary.
After a pleasant evening was en
joyed refreshments were served.
Ray Steinhause of Nyssa visited
over the week end with Frank Du-
Pre.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy McNeil and
baby daughter visited Mr. and Mrs
Fred Gramse in Ontario Saturday
evening.
Mrs. Joe Blahnik is substituting in
the primary room for Miss Kather
ine Neilson as she is still unable to
teach.
Mrs. A. Z. Zimmerman, Miss V ir
ginia were dinner guests at the Du-
Pre home Wednesday evening.
BIG BEND NEWS
By MRS. E. H. BRUM BACH
Mrs. Tom Fergueson of Apple V al
ley was a guest in the H. R. Hatch
home Wednesday.
Mr. Herman Tim in o f Portland
spent the past week visiting in the
Sweet home. He accompanied Mr.
and Mrs. Sweet to Caldwell E’riday
where they visited Mr. A1 Fisk who
is seriously ill.
The Girl Scouts met with their
leader, Mrs. M. Judd at her home
m the Kolony Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Welsh who
spent the holidays visiting their
daughter Mrs. Charles Powell and
family at Ranier returned home last
Friday.
The Raney fam ily who rented
the H. J.. Sloan ranch last year,
moved to the Rose ranch on the
Island and Case M untjewerff will
move on this ranch which he and
his son Gerritt has bought.
Mr. Tom Campbell has rented the
Sweet ranch for the coming year.
Mr. and Mrs. Hart of the Owyhee
were guests in the M untjewerff
home Wednesday.
Fourteen parents visited the Wade
school Friday and enjoyed hearing
their children take part in regular
routine of study and recitation.
They enjoyed a delicious dinner
served cafeteria style. A P. T. A.
meeting was held at close o f the
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Coe Hart, newly
weds, are living in tenant house on
the Tate ranch.
Mr. Piatt of Nyssa accompanied
by H. J. Sloan of Ontario was look
ing over the Bend with intention of
buying if suited.
Mrs. Le Roy Bennett entertained
the members of the T. K. club at
her home Friday aftmoon. Many
from Roswell attended.
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Hatch and
daughter of Parma were Sunday
guests in the H. R. Hatch home.
The G irl Scouts are giving their
play at the Kolony school house
Friday evening.
R. L. Haworth transacted business
in Boise Friday.
Mrs. Horace Chaney was on the
sick list the past week.
ARCADIA NEWS
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Bullard were
Sunday dinner guests at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Splawn.
The Loyd Orris family were guests
at the John Carr home in Weiser
Sunday.
Steve Krulik had bad luck last
Saturday night when he lost a fine
horse which died from bloat caus
ed from eatng potatoes.
Mrs. Ira Dail went to Jerome on
Thursday to visit with a sisteivMrs.
Rufe Ambrose for a week or so.
Nick Van Z elf wa a caller at the
Chas. Bullard home Wednesday
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Rinker were
callers at the A1 Bohys Sunday.
M r and Mrs. Darrel Williams and
his father and mother M r and Mrs.
Earnest Barker drove up to the Owy
hee dam Saturday.
M r and Mrs. Chas. Bullard were
dinner guests at the home o f Mr.
and Mrs. Earnest Barker Sunday on
the Owyhee
SUNSET V A L L E Y
M RS L. E. NEW OEN
The Worth While Sewing
Club
FO R SALE— Lots. Pipe
3-4. 1, 14 met Thursday with Mrs. W olf. There
2. Plywocd, cedar fence posts, fit were eleven members present who
tings, 4 inch soil pipe. Pete Dear. 12- answered roll call with a New Year's
1-37 tfb.
resolution. Mrs. Warren was added
to the club. Mrs. Pete Wilson was a
visitor. New officers were elected
Wanted
as follows: president, Mrs. Newgen;
W A N T E D —Trucking
of all kinds.
Dick Smith, Nyssa. Phone 43. d!6tf
W A N T E D — All your welding Jobs.
W e promise good work and fair
prices. Pruyn Auto Repair, Phone
56F2.
Miscellaneous
H AU L IN O— All kinds. Oregon ano
Idaho License. Hugh Glasgow
Phone 36-F3. Jan 16tf.
BRAKE
W O R K —Let us put your
car or truck brakes in first class
condition.
Special equipment and
trained men at your service. Pruyn
Auto Repair. Phone 56F2.
Friends of Mrs. Mike Zamora, who .ANNOUNCE C IV IL
vice president, Mrs. Landreth; sec-1 bett called on Mrs. Earnest Lunger of Junior Holmes.
Frank Parr purchased a new car has been very ill are glad to hear
SERVICE E X A M IN A T IO N S
retary, Miss Bernice Wolf. The next Tuesday afternoon.
that she is somewhat
improved.
Mrs. Robert Smith visited Mrs. last week.
meeting will be at the home of Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Marshall left However she will have to remain at
Earl Anderson Wednesday after
Reeves January 20.
The United States Civil Service
the Dixon Nursing home for some
Mrs. W. A. M ettlen is quite sick noon.
Thursday for Portland.
Commission has announced open
Frank Holmes of Lynnwood, Calif ., time yet.
with a nervous breakdown at the
Don Reardon returned Sunday
W. H. Patterson who has been competitive examinations for the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Jessie from a trip to Parson, Kansas where and Harry Beam of Modesto, Calif.,
working
on construction work in following positions;
brother
and
brother-in-law
of
F.
G.
Chard of Oregon Trail district.
he visited his aged parents. He re
Junior graduate nurse, $1,620 a
Those on the sick list this week ports parts o f Kansas so dry they Holmes visited with relatives in th is ; California has been transferred to
year. U. S. Public Health Service,
are Mrs. A. R. Roberts. Mr. L. B. are hauling water to keep their fruit community and in Nyssa several Emmett.
The regular meeting of the grange and Veterans' Administration.
Landreth and Phillip Ransom.
days.
trees alive.
Associate wool technogist, $3,200
Mrs. Harrison Ulrey received word was well attended Monday evening.
Roy Gueck, his brother El wood
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Nelson and sons
a year, Bureau o f Agricultural Eco
Gueck and cousin Dan Chaterson were entertained at dinner Satur Sunday of the death of her father at
nomics.
all of Trunbull, Neb., who have been day evening at the Dan Corbett Lucas Kan.
C H A T TE R B O X CLUB
Industrial classification analyst,
Mr. and Mrs R. W Holmes and
here the past two weeks left the home.
and senior, associate, and assistant
family visited at the Ray Franklin j
latter part of last week for their
The Chatter Box Club met at the industrial classification
analysts,
home Sunday evening.
home. Roy Gueck will return in a
Helen Shoop who has been ill with home o f Mrs. Glen Suiter in Nyssa $2.600 to $4.600 a year, Social Secur
few days with his family to make
Heights January 5. The meeting was ity Board.
pneumonia is much better but un-
their home on a homestead just
in charge of the new president. Mrs
Full information may be obtained
tble to attend school yet.
south of the Hud Robb farm.
E ffl Neilson, with Mrs. Nettle Ben from the Secretary o f the United
Marion Chard who recently r e n t- }
Mrs. Vern Wilson made a trip to
Death took one of our new set
nett in charge o f the entertainment States Civil Service Board o f Ex
Ontario Friday to have her eyes tlers, T. H. Pierce, January 5. Mr ed his farm to a man from W a sh -! Refreshments were
served to 15 aminers at the post office or custom
ngton is building a house in Nyssa j
tested and glasses fitted.
Pierce and his family
came here
members and two guests. The next house in any city which has a post
and
expects
to
move
his
family
there
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Anderson over a year ago and bought 40 acres
meeting will be held at the home of office of the first or second class, or
of
Nyssa called Sunday at the in the Richland district and was soon.
from the United States Civil Service
Mr. and Mrs Albert B. Hopkins I Mrs. Laura Choate.
Henry Terra home.
making it into a home. Mr. Pierce
Commission. Washington, D. C.
were dinner guests Monday evening
Mr. Cornell of Richland district had only been ill a few days. The
at the Dr. Millar home in Caldwell, j
A L P H A RHO
sympathy o f the
was in this community Friday try family has the
Ray Holmes was a Sunday dinner \
SELL I T O R B U Y I T TH R O U G H
ing to buy hay but there was none community.
ruest of Mr. and Mrs. Austin Good- |
A C LASSIFIE D AD.
Dean Gene Betty and Barbara
The next meeting o f the Alpha
available.
•on of Parma.
Rho local chapter of the Delphian
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Baker of Ros W ycoff are ill with colds.
Junior Holmes who has the honor Society will be held January 19th at
well called on friends in this district
The Chatter Box club met at the
home of Mrs. Glenn Suiter in Nys of attending Sunday school at Ore Peterson Funeral Home. The lesson
Monday.
The Glee Club meeting was can sa Heights Wednesday January 5. gon Trail three years without miss- | will deal with Spanish Paintings of
ng a Sunday was presented with a the Nineteenth Century, Part IV.
celled Sunday at the Newgen home
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Mersdorf
on account of the funeral of Mr from Meridian and Mr. Lee Goodell Parker pen and pencil set last Sun Pages 113-140. Mrs. C. E. Palmer
Mitcrell. There will be a meeting from Caldwell called at the A. P. day. Junior is the only one in the will be supervisor. Mesdames J. C.
3unday School who has earned this j Bartlett, C. F. Cox, Paul Van Pet-
next Sunday at the same place.
Goodell home Monday.
honor. Several others have attend-1 ten, Frank Van Petten and Jesse B.
A delightful pinochle party was
Jack Brodie called at the C. C.
ed Sunday school three complete Adrian will assist with the discus
enjoyed at the W. R. Bolitho home W ycoff home Sunayd.
years but have gone to different sion.
Saturday evening. A fter the game
Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Goodell and
the hostess served an oyster sup fam ily called at the Harland Maw places.
New officers for the Sunday school
per to the guests who were Mr. and home Friday evening.
for the coming year were elected
Mrs. Chet Sage, Mrs. Ira Chadd,
S. B. H offm an is having a well
ast Sunday as follows: Superintend-
Leslie Ditty and Ed Mortenson.
drilled on his place.
nt, Mrs. F. G. Hilmes; treasurer, F.
Mrs. Ira Chadd, Mrs. John Case
Word was received from Mrs. S. B. C. Fry; secretary, Vesta Malstberg-
and Mr.s L. c. Newgen attended the Hoffm an that her mother is much
r; librarian, Dewey Thomason. The !
4-H local leaders council held in improved from her recent illness.
• ame teachers who taught last (
Ontario Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Hoffman is with her mother year have been re-elected including, |
D O UBLE Y O U R
Sunday dinner
guests at
the at Calloway, Neb.
Mrs. J. B. Smith, Bible class; Miss
Landreth home were Mr. and Mrs
C. C. W ycoff and A. P. Goodell Goldie Miller, young peoples; Mr.
PRODUCTION
Grover Cooper and son Ellis and are working on the roads.
Hopkins, junior boys; Mrs. F. C. Fry.
ON 5c A M O NTH !
Miss Annie Louise Schweizer.
Several men from this district met junior girls;
Mrs. Albert Hopkins,
Mrs. Chritton called Monday at with the county court at Vale on
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at—
intermediate and Mrs. George M c
W IT H OUR
the Newgen home.
the road business Wednesday.
Kee, primary.
Word was received here last week
Mr. Howard and son of Covena
L A Y IN G M ASH
by Mrs. Henry Terra that her son called atthe E. L. Jamieson home
John, who is working at Sacramen Monday.
to, California this winter, was in a
STANDARD CO AL
By MRS. C. E. E L L IO T T
car accident New Y ea r’s eve.
He
went thru the windshield, but came
OREGON TRAIL
out with minor cuts and bruises.
A1 Thompson & Son
MRS. F R A N K B YERS
Mrs. Earl Patterson of Emmett
The Handicraft Project of the
Feed, Coal, Grain
was visiting at the T. T. Elliott home
4-H club was organized Friday
this week.
Phone 26
The
Merry
Matrons
club
met
at
evening by their leader Mrs. New- j
Mrs. Conrad Martin, Mrs. M. M.
gen at her home. Ten m em bers! the home of Mrs. June Smith W ed Greeling and Mrs. C. E. Elliott rep
signed up to start the project and an nesday January 5. The vice president resented Kingman at the meeting
invitation to join is extended to all Mrs. Smith had charge of the meet of the Farm Home program for
who wish to do so. Officers were ing. A quilt was tied and finished Malheur county which was held In
elected as follows: president. Bob during the afternoon. There were Ontario Friday at the city hall.
R effett; vice president, Bob Newgen, eleven members and one guest pres
A t this meeting plans were made
In order to close the affairs of the insolvent Boise City National
and secretary, James Chadd. The ent. The next meeting will be Jan for the next meeting to be held early
Bank It is necessary, among other things, to sell the Valley Land
uary
19
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
Edith
next meeting will be held Friday,
& Livestock Company farm, sometimes called the Sam Little place,
in February.
Whipple with Mrs. Mary Haroldsen
on the paved highway six miles north of Parma and less than two
January 14, 7 to9 p. m.
The Girl Scouts are giving their
miles from the new sugar refinery at Nyssa. This property con
as co-hostess. A lovely lunch was
play at the Kingman school house
sists o f 160 acres, being the last place on the east side of the high
served at the close of the afternoon
way under the Sebree Ditch. It has a good five room house, fair
Friday evening January 14. Proceeds
by the hostess.
outbuildings, carries 80 shares of Farmer’s Cooperative stock. The
go to the G irl Socuts funds.
land is slightly broken but is very fertile. It produced 341 tons
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Toll were Sun
The Gossard family, who have j
of hay in 1936. The place is all fenced with woven wire.
MRS. DAN C O RB E TT
day dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Submit offers to purchase, naming price you are willing to pay
have been living on a farm at New
R. W. Holmes a week ago Sunday.
and terms to
R. S. MADDEN, Receiver,
ell Heights have moved into the El
Box 520
A delightful evening of cards was
A birthday dinner for the Byram enjoyed by those attending the Ore liot tennant house.
Boise, Idaho.
Mrs. Mary Nichols and sons are j
family was given Sunday at the W il gon Trail grange card party last F ri
liam Byram home in Nyssa honor day evening. Five tables of cards building a new house on the land
ing Mrs. Reece Byram and her three were in play. At the close o f the which joints the Charles Wilson :
farm.
sons William, Joe and Dean.
evening first prizes were awarded to
Mr. Conrad Martin has been busy
Andy Moore and* Joe Rhodes of \ Mrs. Dale Garrison
and Wayne
Days Creek,
Oregon visited their Rookstool and consolation prize to at Vale this week serving on the
Jury.
friends James Malloy Friday while Mrs. Wm. DeG rofft.
This is the
looking for a location.
first of a series of parties planned
Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Cahill enter by the grange. Everyone is invited
tained Sunday at dinner Mr. and to attend. Refreshments are served
Mr s oJhn Quigley of Nyssa and Mr. at the close of each party.
and Mrs. J. Simpson of Oregon i Mr. and Mrs. Austin Goodson and
Used reconditioned furniture,
Trail.
Estelle of Parma were visitors W ed
above ordinary quality at very
Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Webster spent nesday at the F. G. Holmes home.
attractive
prices.
Daybed,
the day Friday at the EHdridge Gas
Mrs. Wm. Mettlen who has been
Hoosier Kitchen cabinet, Sun
ton home.
seriously ill is better. She is staying
F7ame fuel oil heater, beds,
Mrs. H. E. Hight was able to be at the home of her daughter Mrs.
springs,
occasional table, 2
shopping in Nyssa Saturay evening ENven Chard.
dressers.
EHectric
washing
for the first time in three months.
Mr. and Mrs Albert B. Hopkins
machine $15.00.
Mrs. Jess Hunting called on Mrs. were Sunday dinner guests at the
O. J. Kurtz Tuesday afternoon.
N YS SA B A R G A IN HOUSE
Harold Beam home in Ontario.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Graham were
1st door north of bank
Dewey Thomason
and
Jack
in Caldwell on business Thursday. Marshall were Sunday dinner guests
Mrs. Jessie Biokloski called at the
F. A. Powell home Sunday evening.
Mrs. Grover W illis and children
visited at the L. C. McDermitt home
Sunday afternoon.
$1.00 Purola Pain Ease Liniment............. 79c
Mr. Chadwick, a missionary, call
ed at the Frank Graham home Sun
$1.00 Purola Citronates.............................. 85c
day afternoon.
The Chatter Box Club was enter
85c McCoy’s Antiseptic Solution ............... 49c
tained at the home of Mrs. Glen
Suiter Wednesday afternoon.
Pint McCoy’s Mineral Oil .......................... 49c
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Graham and
family called at the McPhall home
50c Milk Magnesia, 16 ounces.................... 39c
Wednesday.
O. J. Kurtz made a business trip
Pint McCoy Rubbing Alcohol.................... 39c
to Emmett Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Roger Tucker and
8 Miles West of Vale on Central Oregon
Pint Norwegian Cod Liver Oil .................. 79c
family visited Sunday with Mrs.
Highway
Tuckers parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. E.
Botner
Mr. and Mrs. H. C Beam. Mr., and
Mrs. Carl Sebum and sons visited at
the G. E Webster home Sunday
afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Roth and in
50c Italian Balm
fant son also Mr. Roth's mother of
Both For 59c
Nyssa called at the O. J. Kurtz home
25c Fitch Shampoo
Sunday afternoon.
Miss Farls Ford spent Saturday
50c Calox Tooth Powder
8 Head of Work Horses and Colts— Horses from
Both For 59c
with Miss Velma McDermott.
50c West Tooth Brush
1300 to 1800 pounds; Colt, coming 2 years old
Mesdames Olen Suiter. Earl An-
16 Head of Cattle— Bangs tested. Will test from
deron, Pete Huffman and Dan Cor-
$1.00 Par Hot Water Bottles.................... 69c
Buena Vista News
Granite Ware
Glass Ware
Dinner Ware
KINGMAN KOLONY
JOHNSON
VARIETY
FO R SALE
Nyssa Heights
FO R SA LE
[MEDIES
FARM
SALE
Tuesday, Jan. 18
!
LIV ESTO CK
3.5 to 5.8.
1 Holstein Bull, 18 months eligible for register.
UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT
25c Dr. West Tooth Pow der....................... 19c
FARM M ACHINERY
W E B U Y A N D SELL A N Y T H IN G
Complete line of USED STOVES
$4.00 to $18.00
Full Line of Machinery
Harness, Blocks and Pulleys,
Cream Separator, Sewing Machine
SPECIAL
GRADED SPUDS— 75c per cwt.
H* B. Hardiman,Owner
Col. Bert Anderson,
Auctioneer
Olson’s Second Hand Store
TINY BONDS
WE S fV t ANO
REDEEM
Nyssa
Pharmacy
THEM
W. N. Young
Clerk
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