NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20. 1988
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A R C A D IA
little children will walk the streets grows them 1st to be the lucky one
2M pound#.
John Rous#
gtn Monday, Oct. 10 which his fa - Criday. He has gone to New Ply-
niece Kate ther had sold to Fritz and Smeed. mouth where Mrs. Fierman is criti-
business visitors at Ollver Sandy helped him to the to p ' cally 111.
and
M il. W. W. Balanger of Kansas Galligan were
who also grows the largest and will was an over night guest of Mrs Ironside last Sunday.
of Road canyon.
In the end win that fine prize of Chas. Bullard Tuesday Mrs. B al-
Jake Shultz also Fred Reed each
Eldorado Grange
held
another
oil and gas that Taylor Gudm und- anger Is a sister of John Vanderpool
/
successful dance on Saturday the have out a trap line.
sen 1st offering at his service sta She visited with her brother the
Ernest Bush got his deer.
15th aith a large attendance.
tion at Fourth and Main.
Mrs. Abe Lewelien came up on iii
past two weeks and returned home
The Silkett thresher Is In this vi
Soon our thoughts will be turning Wednesday.
cinity working on alfalfa seed but stage Friday. She spent Fridt y at
But this sort of relief dost not Christmas ward and what to do to
the Pumphrey home and Saturday
Mrs. Tire W agner visited with has been hampered considerably by
tend to make strong men morally stretch the sum we wilt have for
at the John Lewelien home.
storms.
Mrs. Otis Bullard Thursday.
or physically. The man who hast spending to make it go all the way
Mrs. Lloyd Orris and Mrs. Theo.
Mrs. Elmer Molthan accompanied
his home and raises his family on around. And to start the shopping
Matherly are working in the pack her mother, Mrs. J. D. Laurance of Caldwell M an Visits—
his own lands each one turning his early 1st one of the best stretchers
ing house at Nyssa this week.
Prairie City to visit their brother
Alva Steward of Caldwell was t
hand to the task they, art able to for then we can make many things
Mr. and Mrs. Chas Splawn went and son Dave Laurence at Vale who business visitor in Nyssa last F ri
do will in the long run gain a liv While the evenings art long. Besides
to V ale on business Friday.
is ill.
day.
Tilings About Nyssa's Shops
ing and a satisfaction there in far at the stores the stocks are still new
Mrs. A1 Bohy and Mrs. Otis B u l
Eldorado Grange held Its regular
greater than any thing a city can and complete. And at the Nyssa
lard called on Mrs. John Zittercob meeting on Friday with a good at Visits Here Sunday—
afford him. To say nothing of a Pharmacy they have long since put
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Roberts and
Sunday evening.
tendance.
Snow lies deep on the mountain family which will grow to man and In their special Christmas order and
their son, Wesley and wife, of Big
Bill
H
ipp
is
digging
his
beets
this
sides and the wind there from dost woman hood able bodied and eslf at' all times do carry an especial as
Bend were guests of the Hunter
week.
hold a winter chill yet here In Nyssa reliant. Prepared to meet life cour sortment of gifts for evary season
family Sunday afternoon.
of the year.
Mrs. Otis Bullard called on Mrs.
the roses bloom in splendor and the ageously.
W e didst this past week see a A1 Bohy Sunday afternoon.
Turns Over Cafe—
W ith the first snows of autumn
lawns have an early summer fresh
Curt Ingle of Ontario was at his
Mrs. C. W . Long and son were
Fred Fierman, owner of “Fred's
ness and the mud of yesterday has glistening on the near by mountains merry picture at our Nyssa theatre
cow
camp
on
Pole
creek
Oct.
10.
Cafe,” on east Main street, tempor
dried to a smooth firmness so that we can no longer put winter out of where Mr. Giesentanner 1st ever dinner guests of Mrs. Long's par
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Chas.
B.
Oral,
Mrs.
for the first time in many months mind. For the wind that whips striving to give some thing new and ents, Mr. and Mrs. Chas Bullard Abe Lewelien, Mrs. Ernest Bush and arily turned over the management
of the cafe to Dorothy Flock last
some of our farm roads be passable down off the snow caps has already better to his customers. Tis a cozy Sunday.
son stayed at Mrs. May Pumphrey’s
And into the hoppers at the sugar sent us hurrying to the stokers and comfy spot and there be ever some
Sunday night.
factory the sugar beets are poured warmer clothing 1st fast making Its thing for each to enjdy and a fine
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. B. O ral of La
by the tens of thousands of tons and appearance on the highways and picture always.
Grande who visited at Mrs. Pum -
Ist thine house an old one. Good
the crates of green lettuce are sent by-ways.
The Ladies club held an all day phrey 3 home a week, left Monday I
So comes the time to
provide enough for grandfather Jones to
through the packing plant to cities
meeting at the home of Susan M c- for John Day where Mr. O ral will |
When a loved One returns to his or her
fa r removed. Tis a happy time in warm understandings for the little raise his offspring there In and his
DeRoe last Wednesday with a pot obtain medical treatment.
He is
last home. You can turn with complete con
Nyssa and
Its countryside
when folk and the oldsters as well. For son thy father also. But now times
luck
dinner.
80 years old but can still bring down
fidence to—
earths Increase is expressed to its warm and dry clothing do In fact have changed, the old manse hast
Election of officers took place re a hawk on the fly as several Bonita |
fullest and those who have labored be one of the best safe guards warped a bit and shrunk a bit so
Thelma
Van people witnessed.
all summer In hot fields can rest against winter illness. And at the that the door and Its sill do not be sulting as follows:
Morris W atts and Edna Graham
Phone 72W
Nyssa
and say to themselves “W ell done." Golden Rule store they do carry on the close terms they were In the Buren president; Nina Nichols vice
And while prices have been low and styles and weights that will please beginning and the windows sashes president and Onie W hite secretary came Saturday to see his parents,
rattle
as
with
the
ague
at
the
first
and
treasurer.
Games
were
played
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W
alter
Watts.
They
the monies still art scarce for some, each buyer and at prices that will
draught of autumn and the breezes and visiting enjoyed until late in returned to Payette Sunday night,
still it is that they have a home bring a smile of pleasure to those
whirl about thy nether extremities the day.
where Morris has charge of
the
Utah's cleanest, hardest, hottest
and a hope for next year of growth who feel the pinch at the pocket
as friendly tho they couldst read
A Mr. Taylor from Washington Coffee Shop in the Bancroft hotel.
and a promise of better things. Par book right now.
coal . . . Quick starting, long
O ur first snow fell here Oct. 15.
And as to warding off winters Ills the welcome on the door mat ere bought 100 head to mixed beef cat
better off are we here where food
they entered. Then tls high time tle from S. A. Lofton and son. They
Mr. and Mrs. W alter Watts, son
there be in an abundance and most perhaps no one thing ist better than
burning
with less soot, lsss ash
thou didst pay a visit to the Nyssa were driven to Brogan on Monday Morris and his friend Edna G r a
r JESSE KNIGHT
do have some sort of home of their proper food of which pure whole
Lumber
Y
ard
where
John
Ostrom
ham
visited
at
the
Oliver
Sandy
for
delivery.
He
also
bought
30
head
list.
own, no matter how small. Still tls milk stands supreme ,on the
canst tell thee how to close up these of beef cattle from Floyd White. home on Sunday.
a roof over their head of which And to buy it from a registered
A new shower bath
has
been
dairyman as one doest when ’tis yawning gaps till the door and the They will be delivered to Brogan on
installed in the bathroom at the
purchased at the Gate City dairy be sill and the sashes be as close to Wednesday.
an added precaution at no greater gether as two kids under the same
W alter Duncan has the record for Carver ranch.
umbrella.
expense.
Pete Smit delivered cattel to Bro-
the largest buck to date it weighed
Sure
and
shell
gas
be
known
the
But Us an ill wind that brings
no one luck and so now with the world over for its purity and milage
giving qualities in the automotive
winter chill will come also the high
er sugar content In the silver world and well known it Is here in
wedges that do abound here abouts Nyssa and the man Art Norcott 1st
3
and that will bring a smile. If a bit known as well this whole country
belated, to the face of many of the side about as the man who sells it
farmers in this neck of the woods. at his fine station at Second and
And the trucks rolling to and from Main.
Sweet potatoes and apples and
the factory hum a sweet song of
prosperity that a musician might raisins they de remind us of the
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat
holiday season when our
grand
well put into symphony.
Glasses Fitted
And this same sugar that Is being mothers kitchen reeked with all the
Telephone 33
lurned out at the factory by the spices of Araby, and then some, and
Saratoga Hotel Bldg.
tons can purchased at the Wilson our youthful self couldst be found
620 M ain Street
rocery store In dime or hundred underfoot over the end of some
C A L D W E L L , ID A H O
dollar lots. But so too can all m an table in hopes of scraping the pan
ner of food merchandise be pur of at tit bit. And our heart didst a
chased there for It be a large em hop and a skip In joyful anticipa
porium of long standing and high tion of the feast to come.
And we were reminded of all this
V e t e r in a r ia n
reputation In this community.
Now we didst chat with or good when last week we didst step into
the Ramsey Market and there didst
'■lend “B utch" the last week and
see so much on hand for feast day
e didst say that In an earlier time
or the simple fare of every day.
when the city was but a hamlet by
Shop In Nyssa with Journal ad
the wayside, when came the harvest
vertisers and thou wilt not waste
time, the merchants wouldst close
thy time and thy gas going father.
their stores in midday
and
all
would a haying go and much fun
was had by every one. Perhaps more
A T T O R N E Y -A T -L A W
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph K ing return
real happiness didst abound then
than now. But ever the old order ed home Sunday evening from a
Western Hotel Building
changeth and one must keep step hunting trip near Unity. Mrs. King
with the times. So the Nyssa Pack was succesful in getting her deer.
Guy Ocamica lost one of his good
ing company. For now there be a
fine large place with the finest of horses last week. It was poisoned by
refrigeration and handling equip something on the river.
OPEN SATU R D AY
ment where one can purchase meats
Mrs. C. C. K ilbu m and Mrs. C lif
2:30 to 7:30
that are cured and preserved In the ford Kinnick were business visitors
A LL PAT R O N S W ELCOM E
most approved sanitary conditions. in Vale Tuesday.
L ib ra ria n ____ Mrs. S. B. Davis
But if it be that at thy home
Miss Bernice Chaney entertained
stead the wife 1st the bread-getter- 24 of her friends at a birthday party
helper too and there be little time Saturday afternoon. The main fea
for cooking at home then there 1st ture of the afternoon was the light
T R A N S F E R R IN G
in Nyssa a grand place to dine ing of the eight candles on the
and
where they do make a specialty of birthday
cake.
Bernice
received
T R U C K IN G
twenty-five cent lunches that wilt many beautiful gifts.
stick to the ribs of even a hay hand
Phone 15 and Phone 28
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Cartwright and
Mil another meal dost arrive. O r If family visited Mrs. Cartwrights sis
V. K L IN K E N B E R G
it be a dainty bit that one would ter in Prinville over the week end.
O P T O M E T R IS T
have, this too Is available there,
Elmer Stradley was visiting here
this place ist none other than the Tuesday showing off the head of the
"See MeFall and See Better”
Royal Cafe.
deer he got on his hunt.
W hat with the fall plowing about
The P. T. A. met Wednesday eve
to catch up with the busy farmer ning to plan the oyster supper that
mayhap his thoughts do turn trac- will be held Oct. 31, at the school
torwards again and if so then a house.
trip to the Baldridge Implement
Elolse Russell Is on the sick list
company wilt stand him in good this week with tonsilitis and M a r
stead for there Wes Brown dost jorie Gergens has the mumps.
traffic in those reliable and de
Miss Schneiter and Miss Young
pendable John Deere which can be were visitors at Jordan Valley over
E Y E S IG H T S P E C IA L IS T
bought on such easy payments.
the week end.
O N T A R IO
OREGON
Now Adam may have been lucky
and got his wife out of a rib. we
were not there so canst argue that
point. But it Is a sure thing that
when they started building the
family castle they needed some fine
Official Tim e Inspector for
lumber and so have his decendents
Union Pacific
down through the ages depended
O N T A R IO
OREGON
upon lumber to fashion theirs. And
today the lumber industry has be
come one of the leading ones of the
world and W illard
Jackson
has
ATTORNEY
made a study of this industry and
And C O U N S E L O R -A T -L A W
the peculiar needs of this particular
First National Bank Building
community and Is at all times able
to provide the best that is needed HIS PURPOSE IS TO . . .
Phone 66
In building
materials
for
every • Sustain civil libertins and
VALE
OREGON
part of the house.
maintain a government which
O f the surity the beet trucks are
ie i
this winter hungry, homeless and
hopeless. Till some more fortunate
person will learn of their plight and
report them to some
charitable
agency which will give to them
temporary bodily relief.
Vo Snooper’s
Coiumn
BONITA
IRONSIDE
THE SPIRIT SHALL RETURN
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