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N Y S S A G A T E C IT Y J O U R N A L. T H U R S D A Y . A U G U S T 11, 1938 •* Home Recipes ** In B o I h — Mrs. Chas Starks spent last week In Boise. Day In Caldwell— Mrs. Les Ernest spent Saturday In Caldwell and visited with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Danley. r_ rHE Society MODERN WOMAN iBrLOCALSf B R ID A L SHOWER Sister Visits— On last Friday the members of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Whalen ot Pay the Epworth League and the Ladies ette visited with the Les Ernest aid gave a bridal shower for Mr family Sunday. and Mrs. L. O. Klinkenberg who were married early this sumer at Visit At Hot Springs— Mrs. C. E Elliott and tneir chil the home of the bridegroom's par dren spent the week end with Mrs. ents Mr. and Mrs. C. Klinkenberg The house was tastefully decor Elliott’s mother. Mrs Susan John ated with gladtolas and pe unias son at the Upper Hot Springs. and the smaller gifts to the bride were presented to her in an opened parasol. One of the nicest gifts received was a hand made quilt given by the members of the ladies which was presented to the bride and the groom received an espec i l l ially lovely bouquet. At the close HELPS KEEP of the evening ice cream and cake were served. YOU FIT. IT Purchase Home— i New Doctor Arrives Visits in Utah— T V " Sidney Smiths have pur-1 On Saturday Dr. and Mrs K E. Mrs. Kenneth Cottle and her In fant son are spending the week in chased the Westerfleld property on I Kerby of Kansas City, Mo., arrived South Fifth street and are now! in Nyssa and Dr. Kerby on Sunday Lewiston, Utah, visiting relatives. occupying the smaller house until i began his duties as assistant to Dr. Visitors From Boise— the Westertields leave for Montpel J. J. Sarazin. A. D. Woods of Boise was a I lier Idaho in the near future. Dr. Kerby is a graduate of the business visitor in Nyssa on Tues-1 Washington University at St. Louis day and called to see Gilbert K link House Guests Expected— Mr and Mrs. Frank Morgan are and took advanced work at Kansas enberg. expecting Mr. and Mrs. Earl R eed , City General Hospital. A t present Attend Dance in Nyssa— of Omaha, Neb., to me their house Dr. and Mrs. Kerby are living at M r and Mrs. Earl Danley and guests over the week end. Mr. Reed \ the George Trent home until a Mr. and Mrs. Guy Sperry of Cald is agricultural agent for the U. S j house is available for them. well attended the dance at Nyssa railway company and Is making his | Saturday night. annual trip through this territory. Returns to Portland— House Guests— Mrs. L. A. Maul ding who was the j Mr. and Mrs. Taylor Gudmund- house guest of Mrs. Dewey Ray j sen entertained several house guests last week left for her home In Port- i over the week end. Among them land on Friday. were her parents and brother, Mr and Mrs. Lind Simmon and K en Overnight Guests— Mr. and Mrs. Ed Moody end Joe neth of Burley, Mr Gudmundsen’s Dunn were overnight guests Tues sister Lausanne also of Burley and Mr and Mrs. L. M. Coates of Boise. day of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Boor. Minor Operation— On Tuesday Lila Fife had her tonsil removed at the Medical Center by Dr. J. J. Sarazin. Ontario Chapter Entertains— The Ontario chapter of the Re bekahs Social Circle entertained the Nyssa chapter on Wednesday. Dinner Guests— Miss Karolyn Konyid was a Wed nesday night dinner guest of Mr and Mrs. Harold L. Bayer. Visiting Husband— Mrs. John Heckard of Boise is a guest this week at the Star hotel and is visiting her husband, who is employed at the tile plant. Contractor Leaves— - 8 - Frank Benson and his brother FURNISHES Willis left on Wednesday for Los BUNCO P A R T Y TH E FOOD Mrs May Pierson of Spokane was Angeles where Mr. Benson will do ELEMENTS the guest of honor at a bunco party some contracting work. given by Mrs Wanettie Pierson Sunday in Ontario— YOUR BODY who entertained the ladies of the Woodrow Wilson spent last Sun N EED S Rebekahs at her home Refresh day in Ontario with his friend ments were served on the lawn. Billie Kanack. High score was made by Mrs. Lon Visits Brother— Root and Mrs. Mark Robertson won | Otto Bodner from LaGrande. visited at the home of his brother the traveling prize. -§ - I and family Mr. and Mrs. E. A Bodner last week. DINNER P A R T Y On Last Thursday evening Miss Visits in Council— Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Bodner went Isabel Sarazin celebrated her birth to Council on Saturday for a few day anniversary with a dinner and theatre party. Her guests included days visit with Mr and and Mrs Miss Virginia Miller of Big Bend. Otto Bodner. BHAISEO Miss Harriet Sarazin. Warren Lar Sunday Evening Guests— Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Paulin and sen and Ted Morgan. * « * W ■“ " L o.w • «* other friends from Emmett visited - § - ; with Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Lankford a i- «a « * . '■ ’ I (350® F Vor »V» h*ur*‘ TUESDAY BRIDGE on Sunday evening. Mrs. Bernard Frost entertained Parents Visit— the Tuesday bridge club this w eek. The Rev. E. P. Lawrence and Mrs and invited Mrs. Dean Smith and Lawrence of Caldwell visited with Mrs. R. G. Whitaker as guests. Mrs. their daughter and her husband. p a cts QUALITY George Mitchell was winner of high Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Buckner on score and Mrs. Sidney Burbidge Saturday. made second. Daughter Expected— Miss Katherin Leuck is expected home for a short vacation visit the Vacationing— Mr. and Mrs. Ernest McClure left end of this month, after which she Saturday for Medford and other will return to her position at the points on the coast where they will U. of O. at Eugene. Friends from Nebraska— spend a two weeks vacation. PHONE 6 Mr and Mrs. Lloyd Bowen and their daughter Lorene of Mitchell. Neb., spent Tuesday night at the The M ILK The Herschel Currey home. They are Doctor Ordered on a motor trip through the south west. Here is the perfect milk for Auxiliary Sleets— baby and the whole family, The Ladies Auxiliary of the Am erican Legion met at the home of milk that’s richer, purer and the president. Mrs. Sidney Burbidge fresher. It has a better flavor on Saturday to elect delegates and that children and grown-ups alternates to the state convention prefer, too! to be held in Pendleton the first week of September. Mrs. Wesley G A T E C IT Y D A IR Y Browne and Mrs. Archie Howell PIIONE 104 were chosen as delegates and Mrs. Morning and Evening Delivery. A t Your Grocers Too! C. A. Abbott and Mrs. Warren Richardson as alternates. ^DOCTOR MEATl MEATS" Nyssa Packing Co. N Y S S A T A IL O R SH O P Phone 74 Free Delivery The Nyssa Commission Company ** Styles ■*** Society «• Mother Visits— Mrs. C. A. Wiliams of Oberland, Kas., is visiting with her son. Harry Sale and Mrs. Sales. Visitor From Boise— Miss Annie Nelson is a house guest of Mrs. Frank Hall this week. Brother Visits— Roger Walker of Harrisburg. Ore., is visiting with his sister and her husband, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Barnes. Guest from Big Bend— Miss Virginia Miller of Big Bend was the house guest of Miss Isabelle Sarazin from Thursday until Mon W affle Breakfast— Visitor from Nampa— day. . Bill Cunningham Jr. of Nam pa1 Mrs. Betty Forbes. Mrs. A. V Biother and Sister Visit— Cook. Mrs. Robert Bums, and Mrs. Miss Katherin Leuck was enter visited with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Boor Mary Felton entertained the ladies and Mrs. Ira Cunningham on tained by her brother Robert dur of the Rebekahs at a waffle break ing fleet week in Portland. Robert Tuesday. fast on Monday. Afterwards the is aboard the U. S. S. Medusa. Leaves for McCall— morning was spent in hemming tea Alvin Root left Saturday for Me- j towels. The affair was given in Friday Visitors— Mr. and Mrs. Orville Glenn and Call where he will visit his aunt honor of Mrs. Mary Pierson. children visited at the E. A. Bodner Mrs Hazel Gildea and expects to Visiting in La Grande— find work and remain there home Friday evening. Mrs. C. L. McCoy with Gayle and Leave For Nebraska— - Entertain at Dinner— Carol Robertson are spending the Mr. and Mrs. Cleve Pictin left on I Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Smith enter week in La Grande visiting with tained at a Sunday dinner party Wednesday for a three weeks motor M r and Mrs John Greulich. Bob with Mrs. Rose Mull. Ethel Kather trip to Nebraska where they will who attended the Boys Beaver ine. Fred and Ray and Mrs Smith visit friends. State in Portland last week is now Jordan their guests. Leave for Dakota— visiting relatives in Gresham. Dur Just North of the " I " Mrs. Fred Scssler and her daugh ing their absence Miss Irene Poage Daughter Home— Nyssa Miss Margaret Hunt of Pocatello ter Lorene left on Thursday morn is staying at their home with Miss was home for the week end with ing for Interior. S. D. where they Karolyn Kanyid. her parents Mr. and Mrs. C. C. will visit with Mrs. Sesslers parents for the next three weeks. Hunt Dr. Sara: in Warns of Polluted Huckle Berry Party— SHIPS - - - Mrs. C. C. Abbott, Mrs. Dave De Fishers— That pass in the night On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Bert Gross. Mrs. Ella Buekland and Mrs. A. J. Fauchier are huckleberrying Leinkaemper and Mr. and Mrs. Meticulous care of the last this week in the mountains near I James Daelhousen fished on the Earthly Tribute Is ever our watch little Malheur and report a nice Move to New Home— word Mr. and Mrs. Mark Robertson j catch. who recently bought the Howard Attend Traveling Stock Show— Mr. and Mrs. George Bertsch and NYSSA FUNER AL home on Sixth street have now- moved into it and are rapidly get M r and Mrs. H. D. Holmes attend HOME ed the stock show at Weiser. Mr ting it finished. Phone 72W Holmes reports that they saw the .Mason Plan Hall— The tentative plans for the new biggest farm animals that he had Masonic building have been sent ever seen. for approval to the Grand Lodge 4-H Club Picnic— The Nimble Thimble club of Ore and the members hope to have the gon Trail and the Mother Helpers report in the near future. club of Buena Vista held a joint Return From Trip— Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Frost picnic on the Orrln Choat lawn. A have returned from Twin Falls swim and games with a picnic where they spent a two weeks va lunch were enjoyed by the 22 mem cation visiting relatives. Their son bers present. P î IJ lü : for Vernon is now recovered from his New Residents— Mr. and Mrs. Colly have rented recent attack of pneumonia. : ! $13.50 $24.70 the Thomas cottage on Locust Bitten by Cat— per month! street and expect to move to Nyssa On Friday the young daughter under F.H.A. of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Danley in over the week end. Mr. Cholly has Caldwell was bitten by a cat sus until recently been associated wi h pected of having rabies. Anti toxin his father in the Owyhee Chonlcle was immdelately administered and at Homedale. Two Bedroom ■^3 the child is at home under observa Trapper Busy— tion. Clyde Long local trapper for the and U. S. biological survey has been House Guests Leave— Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Phelps of Cal- busy this past week eliminating Basement lstoga. Cal., who were house guests some of the beaver popul > Ion tn of Mr. and Mrs. Keith Bailey last this area. Due to distress calls from Home that can week left via the I-O -N for a short several of the land owners along stay in Jordan Valley and then for ) the the river. As these acquatic ro- L.R.. be yours for j dents were destrying too large a California. j portion of the timber there abouts. Rancher Improves— less than the T. T. Elliott, prominent rancher j Some even went so far as to inter- j fere with a water pump, cutting t of Kingman Kolony has returned . FLOOR. PLAN . average r e n t. to his work again after a short ab | willows and stopping it faster than j sence from it caused by injuries he | the owner could get It in order All the materials for this home are carried received when he fell while picking j again. On Tuesday of this week in less apricots two weeks ago. in our yard than 24 hours Mr. Long got tour | Returns to W o r k - o f the busy fellows. Two just west Miss Nellie Jean Schweizer who of the railroad bridge on the Snake \ has spent the past week with her south of Nvssa and two along the sister Mrs Barr Doolittle In Cald Owyhee. But from all evidence j Southwest of the “Y ” well has returned home and is there are more yet to be taken and J again at her station at the Sin Phone 110 Nyssa the traps are still set. clair cafe. Mr. Long is trapping with live| Spend Day in Wilder— traps, which means that the ani On Sunday Mrs. George McGee | mals are captured alive and pain PHONE and her daughter, Mrs. Max i lessly without injury. After being FIV E C UT RATE Schweizer with the latters two lit caught they are taken to the state tle daughters spent Sunday after game farm where they are held and noon tn Wilder. Mrs. McGee's bro later sent out to different territories ther of that community who was where the beavers activities are Nyssa’s Original Cut Rate Drug Store ^ ] operated upon two weeks ago has needed. recovered enough to be home again ON THE CORNER JUST W EST OF TH E TH E ATER It is also illegal to dispose of or to possess the hide of a beaver that does not bear the federal stamp which stops the wholesale destruc tion of the little animals In this 32-oz. Russian Fly Spray country. | Ice Co ld W aterm elon C an n in g Co rn V egetables FOX Cabins YOUR OWN HOME fîîilE ] I i I to STUNZ LUMBER CO. PAY LESS AT A U C T I O N rURREY-FOR-DRUGC F m ’H FAC TUESDAY AUGUST 16 Bring In Anything You Have To Sell Nyssa Commission Co. J. L. Moore, Mgr. N Y SSA South End of 2nd St. / Mineral Oil C Q n I Full Quart ...-U J u l By ED. P R U Y N H O W D Y F O L K S : — One fourth of the country Is covered with forests and the other three quarters are covered with mort gages. • • • Ed Pruyn knows a man who narrorly missed having a bad smash up when he stopped his car because a bridge was out. His wife lost her teeth tn the back seat. • • • W e hear that In Topeka a high school class in black- smithing was started. A case of the boys forging ahead, so to speak. • • • Reckless driving is one thing that is all it's cracked up to be Another thing that you will find lives up to its claims is our guaranteed automobile re pairing. Pruyn's G a ra g e r ilO N E 5«W 2nd and Main Sts. Nyssa | j | I | | P O IN T E R S YO U O U G H T TO KNO W 1. CH IM NEYS should be cleaned and swept now 2. DOORS should be var nished and repaired too 3. W IND OW S might need new frames and screens 4. R O O FING should be tak en care of for leakage Get the material for these “ Pointers'' at the Nyssa Lumber Company John E. Ostrom PHONE 11S Good Avenue A Highway 201 Kills Flies Pint ......... MILK MAGNESIA Santiseptic Lotion P. A. & VELVET Full Pint Ideal For Sun Burn One Pound Humidor Tins TINCT. IO DINE */i ounce Reg. 15c bottle 65c Miralis Shampoo Electric Dry Shave Razor ..... Bile Salts Comp. Tabs. Cashmere Bouquet I Woodbury’s O C p I Soap, 3 for Z ü ü l W ave set Solution Large bottle $1.25 WE B RO U G H T YOU LO W DRUG PRICES “ THE UTM O ST IN VALUE A L W A Y S " 29c 45c 79c * >
