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NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, TH UR SD AY, JULY 7, 1938 IRONSIDE BIG BEND APPLE VALLEY C L A S S IF IE D A D S The incessant rains of the past Mrs Earl Boston, Mrs. G. E. On Sunday July 10 the I. O. N. week have been a detriment to the grange will bring the traveling gavel Abbott of Roswell and Mrs. Yoshlye Bates lc per word« per issue. Minimum charge 25c. farmers who are haying which in to Big Bend grange. A covered dish ! Otani were hostesses at a wedding cludes almost every one and some CASH IN ADVANCE luncheon will be served at noon to shower given for Miss Minnie Nel have the greater part of their hay which all grangers are invited, this son, Wedesnday evening at the down and have been unable to stack | will be followed by the regular home of her mother, Mrs. Mollie owning to the rains. grange meeting. The gathering will Nelson. About 35 ladies were present The Stanley McAbee family from- For Sale Miscellaneous and Miss Nelson received many use- be held at Big Bend park hall. er Ironside residents, arrived here CITY PROPERTY Mr. and Mrs. P. B. Anderson re 1 tul and lovely gifts. Refreshments SEWING of all kinds. See Mrs. Sunday from La Pine. They will be Marion Chard. 0th and Maple domiciled at the Coy Wise ranch turned home Tuesday from a vaca I of ice cream and cake were served1 2-ROOM house, 50x120. Good lo tion at Warm lake where they were by the hostesses. streets. , 16J4XP for the present. cation. Price right. H. C. Schreder. Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Morrison and- guests in the Carl Eisenminger cot Miss Dorothy Cochran of Prairie 4th near Park. 7J2XP I DO all kinds of painting and kal- i children accompanied by Mr. and j City is a guest at the home of her tage. somining, at reasonable prices aunt, Mrs. Elmer Molthan. McFarland and j 75x150 ft. lots, or will trade for good Mr. and Mrs. N. S. Phelan trans Mrs. Herman 16J4XP used truck. Call Journal office. Pete Grunig, Nyssa. Miss Leila Hinton of Boise, grand acted business in Caldwell Tuesday. daughter of Nyssa spent the week- [ end visiting friends and relatives in j 9Jtf. BRAKE WORK—Let us put your daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Elms Charles Leavitt of Vale was look Twin Falls and Hansen. is a guest of them and her aunt, ing after business here connected car or truck brakes in first class Mr. and Mrs. M. S. Birkes and with his office, last Tuesday. For Sale condition. Special equipment and Mrs. Floyd White. family and Mr. and Mrs. J. L. j Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Grabner trained men at your service. Pruyn Fred Fisk of Roswell was a Sun FARM PRODUCE and baby of Baker were guests over day guest in the Brumbach home. Sparks and family were dinner Auto Repair. Phone 56F2. guests at the home of Mrs. Cecil the Fourth at the Floyd White CANNING Cheries, cheap. On tree Mr. and Mrs. Chet Purdy and or Picked. Bring containers. Fruit- WANTED—Trucking of all kinds. home. On Monday they all attend daughters of Coulee dam arrived Scott the Fourth. Dick Smith, Nyssa. Phone 43. dl6tf ed the celebration in Vale. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Carrell of New 1 land Nursery, Fruitland, Idaho. Friday for a two weeks visit with the 30—2XP WANTED—All your welding Jobs j Mrs. Bruce Lofton left on Sunday parental C. R. Purdy and Plin Case Meadows were guests at the home for Spokane where she was called of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Carrell Sr. We promise good work and fair j by the death of her grandmother. I families. Sunday. Mr. and Mrs Dan Holly and sons For Sale prices. Pruyn Auto Repair, Phone Arthur Beam motored to Prairie Mr. and Mrs. Hal Nash and 56F2. MACHINERY City on Sunday he visited at th e! left Saturday for Burgdorf on a daughters went to Bear creek over home of his sister, Mrs. Walter | week end fishing trip. 8 F o o t John Deere Binder, in good ACETYLENE Welding on Farmj Laurance and attended the polo I Mr and Mrs. Charles Peck and the week end. Machinery. Automobiles and all j condition. Leslie W. Y o u n g , Mrs. Florence Mayer of Nyssa is games on the Fourth between Boise daughters of Yuma, Arizona arrived the first of the month for a visit a house guest at the home of Mrs. i Adrian. 23J3XP kinds of precision work, 4 blocks and Ontario at that place. north of Chadwicks Cabin Camp Vivian Van Cleave and daughter with the Plin Case family and also Walter Iiams, this week. 2J5XP HAY rake, binder, 16-inch Papec Walter Swarm. Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Vertrees and Betty Lou were business visitors in the C. E. Peck family of Boise. Insilage cuter. 24-inch Advance Miss Grace Johnston and Ross sons, and Misses Orvilla and Yulah Ontario on Saturday and attended Jtumley thrashing machine. N. R. Business Oppo.t.iuities the celebration in Vale and were Johnston spent the Fourth in Boise. and Miss Mary Boston attend the Bhaw, New Plymouth, Idaho. Dr. and Mrs. Roy Stark of Ham r.ir show in Boise the Fourth. overnight guests of Mrs. Laurenec A GOOD paying restaurant for sale 30J3XP ilton. Mont., arrived Sunday to Mr. and Mrs. Finchum of Vale Will take good car in on trade. Lamberson. Paul Grove Ed Marsters and Basil spend their vacation visiting in the called on several old friends in this Box 2 Journal. 30J3XP S. H. Stark home. For Sale Scott employees of the Fish saw community Sunday. On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. S. H. mill were Vale visitors Saturday MISCELLANEOUS Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Nelson of Stark entertained a large gathering TEN DAVIS evening. Nyssa were guests at the home of KI I.VINATOR refrigerator, repos- Ed Woodcock of Malheur City our of relatives in honor of their son. Mr. and Mrs. Jess Baker, Sunday. ■ served 1937 model. In this vicinity. new mail contractor made his first Roy and wife of Hamilton. Mont., Mr. and Mrs. John Pritchard were C. D. Vertrees recently purchased Will sell for balance due. Terms trip on Friday July 1. He also left also in honor of the wedding an Write or call Don Johnson, Boise Sunday dinner guests in the home Ironside on July 2 at 8 a. m. making niversaries of three of their grand a new Allis Chalmers combine. piano House, 600 Main, Boise. 16J4xc of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Pritchard in his first trip on the new Ironside. children that occurred in July, j R. A. Scott returned from Ha_f- Roswell. Malheur, thrice weekly mail route Those present were Mr. and Mrs. v. ay, Oregon, Wednesday. PASTURE COWS on alfalfa safely Mr. and Mrs. George Tucker and of which he was also the lucky bid Ralph Stark, Mr. artd Mrs. H R. l|oy Boston, Allan Reed, Jcfin ■ literature furnished. Miner No- son Joe of Boise visited in the home der. He has a new Chevrolet pickup Hatch and Helen, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Iiams, and Bill Danforth of Wil Eloat Muzzle Co. 220 Lumbermens of George’s parent, Mr. and Mrs. S. as a mail car. Stone and son, Mr. and Mrs. How der spent the Fourth at Payette Building, Portland, Ore. 7ATF G. Tucker Tuesday evening. George The Orville Nichols family were ard Hatch and family, Mr. and Mrs. Lakes. They went on a fishing trip Jr., and Gordon returned home with business visitors in Ontario on Sat Homer Hatch and daughter, Mr to Haxard lake but were not very and Mrs. Tom Ferguson and chil successful. them after spending a week with urday. For Rent dren, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hatch their grandparents. Miss Mary Boston was a dinner CITY PROPERTY Ronald Kahn of Caldwell is visit Takes Doctor To Brothers Home— and son, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hatch guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. and Mr. and Mrs. James Maglnnis MODERN newly decorated and re ing this week in the home of hl3 C. D. Vertrees, Sunday. Mrs. W. M. Thompson, on a recent and children. jig conditioned four room house in uncle R. D. Sebree. Among the folks from this com trip to Portland, took Doctor G. G A very large crowd attended the ntario. Beautiful yard. Plenty of munity who spent the Fourth at Mrs. Abbie Moss was an afternoon can der Vlugt to the home of his celebration at Big Bend park July 4. Vale were Mr. and Mrs. George hade. Price $30 per month. TF visitor in the home of Mrs. Rada brother, Victor, in Portland. Dr. James Millar of the College Proctor last Tuesday. Mrs. Thompson reports that the of Idaho gave a very fine address Bailey and Olive, Mr. and Mrs. Whlsler and family, Mr. and Mrs. Wanted To Buy Mrs. Alice Sebree of Boise is vis Doctor is doing fine. By a concid- which was greatly enjoyed by every Ura Robinson and Star, and Mr. iting in the home of her son and ence. Doctor van der Vlugt had op one. Dr. Millar has a reputation as LEAN, large cotton rags. 10c per wife. Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Sebree. erated on Mrs. Thompson just the and Mrs. Rollo Rucker and family a worthwhile speaker and a deep pound on subscription or 5c per Mrs. Sebree recently returned from day before his accident. Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Roberts, Mr. thinker and people who have once pound cash. Bernard, and Mr. and Mrs. Baker Chattanooga, Tenn., where she heard him are always pleased to be of Caldwell were dinner guests at spent several weeks visiting with a given another opportunity to listen the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jess Bak daughter and son-in-law. Mr. and For Sale to him. er, the Fourth. Mrs. J. B. Hays. Musical Instruments Parma baseball team won the Miss Minnie Lee Nelson, young Mr. and Mrs. Willard Bartles and game 5 to 4 playing against Mid est daughter of Mrs. Mollie Nelson FINE Piano, bunlaglow type, to be Frank Gahley were Sunday after dleton. Later in the evening a large was married Friday to Jerry Sin i sold for balance due. Will take noon visitors in the Jim Pritchard crowd gathered for the dance which clair of Cascade. The couple were ^livestock or grain at lop prices in home in Roswell. proved a very enjoyable affair. married in Nampa and stayed Mrs. Myrtle Kotin of Caldwell * trade. Easy terms. Write Piano Liq- Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Haworth left there for a few days. They left Sun i Uidator, P. O. Box 355, Boise. 16J4xc was a caller in the R. D. Sebree Sunday for Donnelly on a vacation day evening for their home in Cas home Monday. trip. cade. The many friends of the bride Mrs. Alice Bales and Mrs. Mar For Sale Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Case, Mr. and VIRGIL E. In this community wish both her jorie Rumple visited Mrs. John Mrs. Woods and their house guests AU TO S and TRAILERS Pritchard Tuesday. and her husband happiness and suc JOHNSON Mr. and Mrs. Charles Peck and chil Word was received by relatives IRRIGATION AND CON dren of Yuma, Ariz.. were among cess. BARGAIN — V k ton Reo Speedwa- that Mrs. John Simpson of New j J. U. Norris and Larene Scott STRUCTION ENGINEERING Bend people in Vale Monday. gon truck, good condition. Quick were dinner guests at the home of Meadows was taken to the Ontario Oregon License No. 1890 Mr. and Mrs. Arch Parker and sale $65.00. Journal Box 3. 7J1XP Mr. and Mrs. Gene Reed Sunday. hospital Wednesday morning for an Idaho License No. C. E.—382 Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hatch were Walter Iiams spent the Fourth at P. O. Box 660 FORD 2-ton, 1937 truck. Produce operation. Mrs. Simpson lived in week end guests at Starkey. Warm lake with friends. Nyssa Oregon van body. Six tires in good condi- the Ten Davis community for sev Mr. and Mrs. G. G. Ray Keith ! tion. John Sawyer, Journal office. , eral years. and Lucille, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Mrs. John Pritchard accompanied Dinner in Caldwell— DR. J. T. BURTON GMC 2 ton truck. W. C. Barnes. her daughter Mrs. Carrol Shippy Mrs. Betty Forbes and Mrs. A. V. Miller and sons, and Mr and Mrs. DENTIST former Dick Holmes place. 23J-xp. and children of Parma to Boise last Cook were afternoon and dinner O. L. Turner and children spent Wednesday and attended th" circus. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Reb- the week end at Payette lakes. Office Phone 30W Mrs. R. S. McIntyre Is quite 111 erger in Caldwell on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Gus Proctor ac For Sale or Trade SARAZIN CLINICAL BLDG. Her daughter Edith of Portland ar companied Mr. and Mrs. S. G. CITY PROPERTY N YSSA rived the latter part of the week Tucker on an Auto trip to Emmett Return Home— The H. C. Lane family returned to and Is caring for her. HOUSE and lots in Southern Cali to view the cherry orchards last Mrs. Gene Reed was a guest at Nyssa after on absence of three fornia. Want stock, trailer, ma Sunday. LEE R. COOKE Farmers are finishing stacking weeks in Boise where Mr. Lane was the home of Mrs. Walter Iiams. | chinery or new land. J. L. Waud, Monday. employed. Ontario Rt. 1. Box 146. 7J2XP their first crop of hay, they were ARCHITECT & ENGINEER delayed by the rains. Also late spuds NICE Four room cottage in Ontario. are being planted. Box 448 Nampa, Idaho Completely remodeled beautiful garden, large lot. Call Journal. Visitors From Baker— 16JXtf Mrs. J. U. Hilts of Baker spent Dr. A . G. Baumeister LARGE lot on Highway at Locust. Wednesday visiting with the H. E. a Palmer Graduate Chiropractor Curreys. Call Journal. 16JXtf Wilson Bdg, Ontario, Ore. New Painless Clhiropractlc For Rent Visits Mine— H. E. Currey spent from Thursday PHONE 28 FARM LANDS until Monday at his mine above FOR LONG LEASE—Good corner Granite in Grant county. CARL H. COAD on Locust Avenue and Highway. Broken Arm— Fine for service station or other ATTORNEY-AT-LAW business. Call Journal office or PHONE 31 Nyssa Realty. Nyssa, Oregon Professional Cards Vr— To Let GOOD tame grass pasture four miles west of Nyssa on Slaughter House road. I. B. Allen. 7J1XP W A LTS SHOE SHOP Nyssa, Oregon Open Evenings by appointment L. A. Maulding, M.D. Physician and Surgeon Phones 37R and 37W Hours: 10 to 12 and 1 to 5 Daily- Except Sunday Wilson Building DENTI8T Office Phone 35F2 X-RAY EXAMINATIONS NYSSA OREGON TOW NSEND CLUB MEETINGS Meetings of the Townsend Club are held 1st and 3rd J Thursday in the Eagles Han. EXPORT THE F I N E S T OF T A B L E B E E R S D ISTR IBU TED BY Boyer Brothers & Co. ON TAR IO, OREGON Harvest worries are over when you have your crops protected in SURE INSURANCE. See us before insuring your hay and grain. F R A N K T. MORGAN PHONE 31 LIG H T — W H O L E S O M E ! M ADE W IT H MILK AND THE HIGHEST Q U A L IT Y INGREGIENTS — At Your Grocers— NYSSA BAKERY PHONE 20 NYSSA Phone 108 The Public I* Invited D. R. DeGross ...... President Mrs. A. V. Pruyn Secretary NYSSA AERIE F. O. E. NO. 2134 Meets Wednesday Night AT EAGLES HALL Visiting Eagles Welcome A R T NARCOTT, Pres. H A R R Y MINER. Sec. Intermountaln BeetSuqar Companies THEATRE Fox News Matinee. Saturday 2:30 p. m. Admission Matinee 10c-25c Evening 10c-30c SU N D AY and M O N D AY July 10-11 Gene Raymond, Ann Sothem and Victor Moore in “ SHE’S GOT EVERYTHING” Admisson 10c-30c TU E SD A Y July 12 T W O FOR ONE N IG H T Lewis Stone, Mickey Rooney and Cecilia Parker in “ JUDGE H A R D Y ’S CHILDREN” W E D N ESD AY and TH U R SD AY July 13-14 DOUBLE FEATURE Ann Sothern and Burgess Meredith in “ THERE GOES THE GROO M ” Buck Jones in “ BLACK ACES” Fox News Admission 10c-.10c Cut Rate Drugs COLGATE tooth p o w d e r LUCKY NEW WAY TO BRIGHTER T E E T H the and sparkling sm iles W ill NOT HARM TOOTH I N A M il BEET SUGAR Doesn't it make your mouth water to realize that it will soon be strawberry season when you may indulge your appetite for the luscious berries —drenched with thick cream and sprinkled with sparkling beet sugar to give it that "just right" tasta? It is one of Life's joys to be able to relish this delectable dish! And this dish is a health- producing one for you. It will give you energy and zest. Remember to use BEET S U G A R bought from your nearest grocer because it is chemically equal to other sugar and tastes exactly the sama. Sugar is a dietetic necessity and produces energy immediately in the body. It is e healthful body stimulant. So keep the family in good spirits by serving this delightful dish! PROGRAM FRIDAY and SA TU R D A Y July 8-9 Edward G. Robinson, James Stewart and Rose Strander in “ THE LAST GANGSTER” Donald Duck Cartoon and DR. E. D. NORCOTT Û \<?snu< s?? Insure In SURE Insurance G IA N T SIZE I0c 25c GILLETTE TYPE RAZOR BLADES 25 fur GEM T Y PE BLADES 13 for 25c G IA N T 13 or. VIOLET BORVTED TALCUM 21c IPANA TOOTH PASTE Reg. 50c 39c PARLUM Reg. 50c 43c . tu LI8TTR IN E TCO TH PASTE Reg. 25c 2 for ST. REGIS POCKET W ATCHES _____________41,00_____________ TRY Freshly Frczcn Ice Cream. Tt Is Delirious GUARANTEED ALARM CLOCKS _____________ Mr_____________ SUN GLASSES 19c up VACUUM BOTTLES 89c Owyhee Drug Co. “The Thrift Store” PHONE 29 Next to Idaho Power Company
