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Shopper’s Society Parking Service E IC H N ER-M ULL At a quiet wedding In the Metho dist parsonage In Payette Velma Mull daughter of Mr. and Mrs John Mull became the bride of George Etchner last Wednesday. The young couple returned again to Nyssa and are at present living with the brides parents. Both bride and bridegroom are well known In Nyssa having attend ed the public schools here and Mr Elchner Is at' present employed at the Brud Short service station east of the tracks. Drive in— Let us Ser vice your car while you Shop. -5 - N O R C O TT Service Station 2nd and Main Street SU RPRISE P A R T Y I Complimenting the birthday an niversary of Mrs. George Neln her husband and her daughter, Eliza beth, Invited about forty of their nelglrbors and friends to a surprise party on Saturday night. The guests presented an electric coffee service to Mrs. Neln and a large candle lighted birthday cake was presented by Mrs. Joe Stam. The evening was spent In visiting and the singing of songs familiar to all Another guest to receive much attention and ad miration was Grandma Stam. I | SO CIETY SU NDAY DINNER GUESTS Mr. and Mrs. Emmett McCormick ( of Eugene were dinner guests ol Mayor and Mrs. Don M Graham on Monday Mrs. McCormick Is the former Margaret Kilpatrick. - “H O T COFFEE” Doesn’t mean a thing It has to be “ Hot Coffee” with 5 - I SA TU R D A Y EVENING GUESTS Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Boersma j were Saturday evening dinner and bridge guests of Mr. and Mrs Sid Flannigan. - 8 - Relatives Visit— Daughter Improve. Mr. and Mrs. John Wagner of Vlsit In Ontario— Son Home— E N TE R TAIN A T DINNER from i Delma Ward who has been ill at a was home . . ..... ■— ------ --- John Ernest Twin Falls are visiting at the home Mr and Mrs William Schireman Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bayer were ^ of Mr and Mrs. Bernard Frost. The entertained Mrs. Clara M. Brown of Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Caldwell over the week end. visiting the home of her BWdmothi ^ his parents. Mr and Mrs. Ernest Lillian Newby for some time Is no Boise and Mr and Mrs. L . P George Miller In Ontario. two ladles are sisters. able to sit up. Thomas at dinner on Sunday. Cousin Visits— House Guest— -8 J. B. Beckhan of Tigard is a Harry Barnes of Memphis, Texas is house guest of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Roy BRIDGE P A R T Y K IN G M A N C O LO N Y D R A IN A G E DISTRICT Barnes for a short time. On Friday Mrs Taylor Gudmund- Boydell. F IN A N C IA L ST A T E M E N T sen was hostess at a dessert bridge Son Visiting— Vacation In Portland— with guests Invited for four tables. June 7, 1938 Mr and Mrs. Merrlt Belts left by Hubert Jones, youngest son of Mr High score was made by Mrs. Frank and Mrs. W. F. Jones of Oregon motor on Sunday for a weeks va- t r ia l b a la n c e Hall and traveling prize was divid TraU Is speding his vacation with cation In Portland. $ 20,500 00 $ Bonds outstanding ed between Mrs. Willard Jackson his parents. Hubert is now living in Burley Visitors— 432.14 Bond S i Interest Fund 40.290 00 and Mrs George Mitchell. Mr and Mrs Irel Gudmundsen g ” " d coupons paid California. 24,278.48 of Burley, Idaho, accompanied by Taxes receivable - 8 — Father Visits— 108.979.92 their son Max and daughter Lau- Drainage Tax Record SU ND AY DINNER GUESTS 55.554.33 C. K. Norcott of Coquille arrived D am ag e/ £ isrm 4,848 35 Mrs. G. Bodle of Boise. Mr C. M on Sunday for a short visit with his sanne visited at the home of their Interest & Discount 1.956 17 Gartrelt of Portland and Miss Paul sons Art and Dr. E. D. Norcott and son, the Taylor Gudmundsens Sun Interest paid on warrants 12,704.36 Operation & Maintenance ine Mitchell of Portland were Sun to se his wife who Is convalescing day. 636.51 Real Estate owned Distrirt President Calls— day dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs in Nyssa. 14628 t Weslev Operation & Maintenance Fund District President Mrs. 1,670 00 Oeorge Mitchell. Mrs. Norcott senior is now much American Legion Warrants outstanding improved and able to see her many I Bowden of the - 8 - *135,998.27 $135,998 27 paid an unofficial visit in Nyssa on friends in Nyssa. TH U R SD A Y BRIDGE Saturday when she stopped for a Mrs. Deane Johnson entertained Grandmother Visits— short time to see the local president Receipts for year ending June 7, 192A the Thursday Bridge club at the On Monday Mrs. Ed DuPre of ] $ 679.58 home of Mrs. Sidney Burbldge with Ontario with her mother in law Mrs Mrs. Sidney Burbldge and secretary June 8, 1937. cash on hand 3,53?.B2 ' ‘ in ......................................................... Frank DuPre of Spokane visited Mrs Wesley Brown. They were hap- paid all members present. The game 152 42 58 75 played was five suit auction. High with her daughter. Mrs Dale Gar- ' I T Land rent .......... membership quota had bee i reach 167.73 score was won by Mrs. Burbldge. rison of Kingman. Mrs. Frank Du Bond coupons and interest 2,563.73 Second by Mrs. Eldon Pensen and Pre remained over for another day. ed and the final reports sent to Discount on bonds $ 7,15503 Total receipts headquarters just that dry traveling by Mrs Ernest McClure, On Tuesday Mrs. Charles Garris- son and Vera had dinner with them. - 8 - Expenditures for year ending June 7, 193* TUESD AY B RID G E lloT s u p p e r- S H E A V IL L E Bonds paid * 5.500 00 167 73 Mrs Denny Hogue was hostess to ^ Epworth League plan to have 1 Bond coupons and interest paid 69 50 the Tuesday bridge club this week a box gu on Car, Uwn Irrigation taxes paid 477.59 Mr. and Mrs. Norman Mackenzie Eadd redeemed with Mrs. Frank Morgan, and Mrs. T u m d V t June 21 at 8 0-cl0ck Come 361.79 of Rockville. Master and Lecturer of operation and maintenance F. A and Mrs Jack Hogue of Pay- ftnd have „ good t|me EvPryone is $ 6,576.61 ette as guest players High score was (nvlted glrU and women brlng I. O. N. Grange, left Saturday for Total exnenditures $13914 made by Mrs. Dewey Ray and sec boxes and the men will enjoy the Klamath Falls to attend the State Cash in B A- I Fund ................... 146.28 Grange convention. They go as del Cash in O & M Fund ................... ond went to Mrs. Jack Hogue. good things. Jack Brody, auctioneer, egates for their grange. - 8 - 57842 j Funds are for the Institute at Wal- C. F. Falen returned Tuesday Total cash on hand June 7. 1938 $ 7,15503 Total expenditures and cash WEDNESDAY EVENING B RID G E Iowa Lake. from a trip to California, with his Mrs Aden Wilson entertained the ¡^hweiierm Home— ROBT. R. OVER STREET son Ernest, on a truck hauling | Correct Attest: Wednesday evening bridge club at ‘ Mr and Mrs Max s ^ e i ^ r ar- F R A N K T M O RG AN FRANK D HALL oranges. Secretary-Treasurer Supervisors her home with Mrs. Warren Blod- rived home on Wpdnpsday wlth Chas S. Harris and dsughter. of gett and Mrs. A. V. Cook playing as patty Jpan who was operated upon Nampa are staying at the Chas V. j guests. three weeks ago at the Emmanuel Harris home on Succor creek. Miss j Mrs. Kiaas Tensen made high j h o s p l t a l in Portland. Harris is convalescing from a severe score and Mrs. Robert Thompson Patty Jean is now in a cast but is illness during the spring. T A IL O R MADE won the traveling prize. feeling fine and from X -ray taken Mrs. Nora Lee Lamb of Hunting- of her leg and doctors reports her ton, Oregon has renewed her con parents have every hope for perfect tract to teach the Sheaville school results. for the coming year. Jess Yturraspe is quite ill with flu New 4-H Club— Keep Your Rooms A new 4-H club was organized in this week. Fred Haylett Is substit- utlng for him at the service station j Nyssa on June 3. Mrs. H. R. Sherwood is leader and in Jordan Valley. Mother Visiting— A W N IN G S LOCAL NEWS ; B IR T H D A Y P A R T Y In celebration of their son. Glen's fifteenth birthday anniversary, Mr and Mrs Herschel Curry entertain- I ed eight of his friends at a theatre Mrs. E. E. Bayer of Boise is vis- j the first meeting was at her home, - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Morning and Evening ' party on Friday. After the show the itlng with her son. Harold and Mrs j at which time the "Cheerful Cooks" boys returned to the Curry residence Bayer for a few davs. ; was chosen for the club name and Deliveries for games and refreshments. Day in O n ta rio - ° ™ cers Phone 104W - 8 - Mrs. Bud Anderson and her sister ; Margorie Howell was elected pre- D INN E R GUESTS Mrs. R J. Rislev and her two chil- sident* Thelma Root vice-president, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Holmes were dren spent Monday In Ontario. Anna Marie Toombs secretary. Le dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs A. H Sunday Guest__ Dora 8 0 0 1 1 1 son* lender. Wanoa Wilson on Sunday. M r and Mrs. Charles Garrison Howell yell leader and club re- in were Sunday guests of Mr. and P °rter Thelma Root. Mrs. J P. Dunaway at Mitchell Attend State Grange— ft Butte. Mrs. R J. Risley and her small Son III— daughters Lovelle and Marlene of at the Vernon small son of Mr. and Mrs Lewiston are the house guests of Bernard Frost had his tonsils re her sjster. Mrs. Bud Anderson. moved on Thursday and is at pre- They are returning home after a I sent under the doctors care with a two weeks visit in Vale with her | severe cold. parents. M r and Mrs. Fred Stacey Raker Improves— and with her brother. J. C. Stacey. Open-air Pool I Mile East of Leslie McClure of the Nyssa Bak While in Vale Lovelle celebrated Ontario at Wilcox Comers on ery who has been ill the past week her seventh birthday anniversary Hiway 30 . . . with a badly Infected throat was and her grandparents invited six Children 15c Adults 25c B l'lL D W ITH sble to return to his work again on 1 friends for an afternoon of games Robert Wilkerscn. Manager Thursday. B U IL D IN G STONE I and refreshments with a candle de- | Attends Conference— I corated cake Rock Garden Slime On Friday evening Mrs C L. Me- j Fla* Slone Coy attended the Idaho State Am Building Tile erican Legion conference at Payette Building Rock and reported an excellent time and Inxol-crele Blinks Lot Us Give You an a successful meeting. Cousins Visit— Estimate on Your S A V E ON Cousins of Mrs C KUnkenberg Plans B U ILD ING from McArthur. California visited1 A nice cool shower on COSTS with her family from Friday until Sunday. They were Mrs Dora Mc a hot d a y .. . . TO M C O W A R D Williams. Franklin Compton, and Phone Ontario 296R Across from New City Hall Mr. and Mrs. Bert Stoner. (C oiled at our Expense! Son Home— It’s surprising how little E. B. Haycock, son of Mr. and Mrs George Haycock who had at it costs to install one. tended the college at Logan. Utah, the last year retruned home for his N Y SSA P L U M B IN G & H E A T IN G CO. vacation last week but left for Cald Box 345 Phone 66 well immediately where his is em ployed by the construction com- j for Butter Homes panv. Visiting Sister— Rock Garden Stone Frank Sherwood and John Stam left Sunday morning for Klamath Building Rock Falls where they will attend state Flag Stone grang Sherwood being the delegate Insol-crete Blocks from Boulevard grange and Stam from Oregon Trial. TORI C O W AR D Rrnrwx Acquaintance»— Across from New Citv hall Norvllle Thompson of San Francisco was In Nyssa on Monday renewing old acquaintances. Mr Thompson lived as a boy and young man In | Nyssa and for many years was con nected with the post office work with hts father and sister This is the first time In over twenty years that he has been here and hardly recognised the city. G A T E CITY D A IR Y Cream SWIM Fresh Water i WILCOX ¿Bitte*. HOMES HOME B U ILD IN G Oh L. RALSTO N BU ILD IN G T ILE rH - i COOL Dalton Tent & Awning Co. 726 1st. Ave North— Payette— or Phone Nyssa 19 Fathers Day Suggestions Parker Vacumatic Fountain Pens and Pencils Bill Folds and Key Cases Shaving Sets— Zipper Cases Electric Razors— Flash Lights KODAKS Pipes and Tobacco -------- + --------- Give Dad a Break— Select one of the above Gifts at the— Owyhee Drug “The Thrift Store” PHONE 29 Next to Idaho Power Company YO U G ET A BETTER JO B with a JOHN DEERE “ K.L” CULTIVATOR \ NOW W e s t ’ s Leading BEAUTY SCHOOL REACH FOR HEALTH Special Tuition Be Proud of Your Home! 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