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Al SHEAVILLE » ’EMBEBE 1M8 Bobby visited Mr and M n Nail OUn Johnson of Farm* Hatt In Owyhsa Sunday Mr ad Mn Hsnry Hslr, Mrs Mar Miss Bratton teacher at the Kol tha Norland, Mrs Silas Birkes, Mr Fred Palmer ls back at the Mc C L A S S IF IE D A D S or.y school was a dinner guest Mon and Mrs Ferd Fisher and Miss fish Intyre ranch looking after the day evening at the Bill Olsen home estate. Mr. Palmer was ill during Mrs Fred Glbsin of Big Bend er have attended church conven Rates lc per word*per Issue. Minimum charge 39c. the summer and went to Spokane spent Saturday visiting her parents, tions at Payette the past week CASH IN ADVANCE J. I. Boston went to Ontario Sun for an operation. Mrs Frank Farnsworth. day to see his son and family. Mrs. Bessie Rogers and daughter Mr Bill and Dlmmick Nyssa and his Rev. Parker preached at Apple from Wisconsin are visiting Mrs. assistant put the of For Sale For Sale first coat of stucco Valley Sunday Next Sunday morn Nina and Lily Stanford. the Howard Hatch house Satur ing Rev Parker will bring us an FARM LANDS Shrubbery Mr. and Mrs Guy Wise and son on day. other lesson. Mrs Nora Lee Lamb and Mrs D H. FOR f.ALE FARM LAND CHINESE Elm trees. For quick Mr. ana Mrs. Orrln Currey moved Haylett attended the grange confer Ladies Aid meets with Mrs. Rollo 100 A.. KE farm with good build shade. 10-25 and 35 each. Next ence in Vale Thursday. Nyssa Monday. Rucker Nov. 10. ings. Convenient terms. $7700.00. thirty days best time for planting Mrs Pearl Hayton of Parma is to Mrs. Garrit Muntjewerlff visited The Father and Son banquet held Della Curtis. Wilson Bldg. Tele Claude Willson, Nyssa. 20Otfc spending the week with her cousin her mother in Payette Friday. at Apple Valley last Thursday night phone 84. 3Nlxc Iola Parker of Big Bend was a was well attended. Mrs. Lamb. Several members of the I. O. N. guest at the Vernon Parker home Vera Roth was taken to Boise for Miscellaneous For Sale grange met at the hall Sunday and Saturday. treatment and latest reports say WORK—Let us put your graveld the yard. The ladles served Adrian school put their Hallowe’en that her arm was to be amputated CITY PROPERTY BRAKE party on with the Kolonys program in hopes of checking the spread car or truck brakes In first class dinner and bossed the Job. MODERN Stucco 5-room house, condition. Special equipment and Mrs. Dols Masonholder spent the at the Kolony school house Friday of cancer. Hard wood floors, fire place, base trained men at your service. Pruyn week end in Boise. evening. Miss Mildred Fisher expects of ment, garage, cheap. Near school. Auto Repair. Phone 56F2. Mrs. Christine Stanford is visit Adrian Cash Grocery had a guess leave Tuesday for Portland where Write Thelma F. Halverson, Box 16, ing relatives and friends at Cald ing contest as to how many mixed will continue her work. Hines, Ore. 20O3xc WANTED- Trucking of al! kinds well and Nampa for a few weeks beans there were in a quart Jar. she Pupils the Apple Valley school Dick Smith, Nyssa. Phone 43. dl6tf Miss Margerette Malloy of Port The prize was a card table. Lint enjoyed a of Hallowe’en party Monday 9 ROOM modern house, with two land visited a few days with her Stam of Big eBnd won it. He missed afternoon. apartments. A bargain at $3200.00. WANTED All your welding Jobs. brother at the home ranch. the count by five beans. Della Curtis, Wilson Bldg. T'le- We promise good work and fair L. R. Stanford and T. N. Harris Raymond Holly of Ontario visited Miss Edna Hahan passed away phone 64 3Nlxc prices Pruyn Auto Repair, Phone were business visitors In Jordan at his home Sunday. at her home near Oregon City last >CF2. Thursday Miss Hahan was well Valley Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Parker and known For Sale MAIL broken glasses for quick re Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Falen and Bobby were dinner guests Sunday work. here in church and choir FURNITURE pairs to Dr. Alfred E. Jones c/o sons have returned from DeLamar at the former's parents home in Big Mr and Mrs. Pete Vandemoer of Bend. Jones Optical Co., Box 1255, Boise where they have been working. OIL Circulating Heater, just like See him at Owyhee hotel, here Frank Haines of Caldwell has been Mr and Mrs. Brown moved their Parma spent Saturday evening at looking after his ranch the past tent house to higher ground Sun the Andrew Ellerbroeck home. pew, has only been used a few every month for better glasses. Mrs Cedric Caldwell of Parma weeks 1/6 h. p. electric motor. day. 270tfc week. Mrs. Nora Lee Lamb gave a Hal Mrs. Vernon Parker and son spent called on Mrs Andrew Ellerbroeck Phone Nyssa 23M. 3Nlxp lowe'en party for her pupils and Thursday in Nyssa visiting her par Sunday the parents at the school house last ents, Mr. and Mrs. Toombs. Rev. Parker was a Sunday dinner For Sale or Trade ISHKIBIBLE! Friday evening. Oscar White returned to his home guest at the Poage home AUTOS and TRAILERS Heating stoves, beds, Mr. Dean and son of Greenleaf. Sunday He has spent the past few Mr. and Mrs. Warren Smalley are Mr. and Mr» Fred months with his daughter, Mrs. lookin gfor a farm, having sold their STREAMLINED Trader house. One b e d springs, mat accompanied Haylett home Saturday and the Glen Palmer in Caldwell. place. year old. Equipped with Air went deer hunting Six cousins of Joyce McGinnis brakes. Radio. Built in Features. tresses of all kinds, men and Mrs Norman MacKenzie helped her celebrate her sixth $150. Behind F. H. Hogue Packing bed steads at good of Mr Rockville KINGMAN KOLONY and Max Taggart of birthday Tuesday. Shed, Nyssa. Harley Stephens. 3Nlxp prices. Nyssa were visitors at Sheaville and Mrs. Bill Ashcraft was bitten by Rev and Mrs. Tetwiler were din Jordan Valley Friday. a black widow spider Friday eve O. M. A. C. Truck $125.00. Jessie O. H. Holladay C. V. Harris has purchased the ning. It was in the sleeve of her ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Creel Graham, Nyssa Realty. 130tfc She was taken to Nyssa ing Sunday. Monday they were Second Hand Store hay on the McIntyre ranch and will to sweater. a doctor. She is considerably im guests of Mrs. Elliott. For Sale Under the Rex Hotel feed cattle there this winter. The choir practice of the church proved. FARM PRODUCE Glen Pounds and his daughter will be held at the Kurtz home Sat ADRIAN of Vale were Sunday dinner guests urday evening. POTATOES, 40 cents per sack. BE SURE TO VOTE TUESDAY. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Cotton were at the Duke Rohland home Bring your own sacks. Here Is a Gloria Pounds of Vale spent the dinner guests of Mr .and Mrs. Bill chance to lay in your winter’s sup week end with her father, Glen Schultz in the Bend Sunday. TEN DAVIS ply J A. Karkos, on the Ray Wise 1500 Tons of Hay Sells For $8— Mrs. C. C. Cotton. Mrs. M. F. farm. 3Nlxp OWYHEE—S. T. Calhoun report Pounds. Mr and Mrs Robert Toombs of A group of ladies met in the Judd and Mrs. M. M. Greeting at ed this week that he had sold 1500 Caldwell Thursday evening home of Mrs. Nell Bright Friday to tended an exectlve meeting of the tons of hay to a W. P. Bales, agent visiting the spent For Sale Vernon Parker family. work T A In Ontario Saturday. on a quilt they are quilting for P The for dairymen for $8 per ton in the Rolland was a business vis the bazaar. Polly Anna club met with STOCK A covered dish lunch stack. This is the largest single sale itor Duke in Unity on Wednesday. Mrs. Mary Nichols Wednesday af eon was served. that has been reported in this sec Kingman Kolony P. T. A. met at A number of parents attended a ternoon. FRESH and heavy springer dairy tion, so far this year. cows. Between 75 to 100 to pick Calhoun also reported that he the Adrian school Friday afternoon. Hallowe’en Mrs. Lily Bach has returned from program given by the Sandpoint from. May be purchased cow for had made another sale of 500 tons They had a contest to see who could students Thursday where she spent the sum afternoon at the get the most mothers present and cow with nothing down or half to William McEwen on a conditional mer. Ten Davis school house. At the close almost every one was present. down and remainder on time at 6 market price C. C. Cotton. Mr. the entertainment doughnuts and Mr. Mrs. and Ray Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Lee UnRue of of per cent. Lawrence Brandt and Art Perry and Mrs. Greet and cider was served. Salem spent the past week visiting Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Sebree and ing and Mr. and Mrs. Martin at Randolph, 1 mile east Nampa. Next Hauling B rets W ith Team — her sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. daughter kings packing plant. Phone 24J. state conference of the The unusual sight for these days spent Sunday afternoon tended 3N4xp of seeing two teams of draft horses John Holly grange In Vale Thursday with Mrs. Sebree's parents, Mr and Mrs. Howard Hatch and Mrs Mrs. J. T. Long at Nampa Mrs. John Auker returned from hitched to a truck hauling sugar James attended Jolly Mrs Emma Willlts has gone to Wallace Thursday where she had For Sale aets to the sugar factory in Nyssa Janes at McGinnis Helen Hatch home in Hagerman to be with her daughter, gone to attend the funeral of her MACHINERY is being furnished daily by Jim Big Bend the Thursday. mother Boor, who owns a farm 114 miles Mrs Louise Moore who is ill. Chas Wilson delivered a load of FARM-ALL Tractor F-20 and tan- north of town. Boor began hauling Donald Potter and the students to Payette dum disk. W. H. Fox on the Al the beets from his farm in a four- or his room enjoyed a masquerade hogs and Mrs Dale Ashcraft were Thompson farm. 15Stfc wheel rubber tired truck last week, Hallowe’en party at the school In Mr Caldwell SEND Saturday hauling about four tons of beets to house Thursday night. Mr and Mrs. Bill Toombs and Mrs. the load. He Ls making four or five STRAYED STOCK round Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Farris and Martin Walter M. Pierce the Hallowe’en family have moved from the George party at attended trips daily. CLARENCE Nlccum of Cow Hollow Big Bend Monday Johnston home to Mrs. Eva Castat- Back To Congress has taken up two white faced Shipm ents Reaching Peak— or’s home in Parma. range cows branded half way up the Forty-four carloads of farm pro Mr. and Mrs. Gus Proctor were JORDAN VALLEY hip. Owner may have same for pay duce from lands In the Nyssa ter Sunday afternoon guests at the ment of this ad plus the pasture ritory, 38 cars of lettuce, 2 of po Johnny Henton home in Adrian. Hall Parks Is In McDermlt look bill. 3N3xp tatoes and 4 of onions, have rolled Mrs. Gertie Bartles, daughter lng for a cattle deal by which he out of the Union Pacific yards to Ruth and Mrs. Doris Bartles and may secure 100 head of stock to Work Wanted eastern and western markets since children spent Sunday afternoon feed his surplus hay to this winter. night of Tuesday, October 18, re with Mrs Jane Atteberry at Wilder. The grade school gave a play and EXPERIENCED Woman with 11- the cords at the local freight office Donald Potter. Miss Marjorie carnival last Saturday. There was a year-old son, wishes work as showed Tuesday. Prior to October Smith. Miss Arleene Obendorf at large attendance. housekeeper. Inquire Journal. 3N3xp 18 there had been shipped during tended the teachers convention in After the carnival a dance was the month 24 cars of produce. Boise Friday and Saturday. enjoyed. For Sale or Rent Paul Law of Wilder and Miss Fred Palmer of Caldwell was in The F. H Hogue Produce company CITY PROPERTY is handling the shipment of lettuce, Wilma Oahley of Parma were mar Jordan Valley on business. ried at Caldwell Oct. JJ2. Several hunters have proved suc potatoes and some onions at the MODERN Home, for rent. See packing house while Burns & Bay cessful In bringing In their antelope Frank T. Morgan. 3Nlxp and Pacific Fruit & Produce, Inc, Prank Stearns house ls almost APPLE VALLEY finished. The painting ls all that ls Nampa commission firms, have For Sale leased the Owyhee Farms warehouse left to be done. Mr and Mrs Ray Danforth of the Rensen has returned form Pacific right-of-way, Fargo community spent Sunday the Tom Junipers MISCELLANEOUS on Just the back Union where he has been of the Boise Payette Lum with Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Matzen company yards and are buying cattle. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hatman and gathering COMPLETE Painting and paper ber Miss Mary Mallea and Helen Mark onions. At that daughter were calling at the home spent hanging equipment. Mrs. George and shipping two yellow the week end In Boise to three-inch yellow of Mr. and Mrs. James Carrell Sun McLafferty or call Journal office. warehouse Miss Thayer has moved into the onions have been brought in the Don’t Be Mislead By day. 20Otfc past Staples house. few days at prices ranging from Dwight Wilson has been quite ill Aileen John Lacqulrlca and family have 75 cents a hundred loaded on | at his home for the past severeal moved ROOM and BOARD 70 cars, to netting Trick Tables Into the Duncan house. the growers from 40 to days. cents a hundred, after 30 cents The members of the Junior Ep- SUGAR Factory Boarders—$20 per 45 Cleverly prepared tables Resident 111— been deduced for labor, sack, worth League held a party at the Former month Wilson Coffee Shop 22Stf has has been received that W twine and inspection by the state! purporting to show the com church basement on Friday night. F. Word formerly of Nyssa but department. Three-inch or larger i Games were enjoyed and refresh now McLlng Lost living on a ranch near Emmett yellow onions are commanding 90 parison of present agricultur ments served. Mr. and Mrs.Huston Dines of has been confined to his bed and WHITE female Pointer dog thickly cents a hundred loaded on the cars, al imports as against a form Nampa called at the Vertrees home under the physician’s care for sev speckled with black Black ears netting the grows 60 cents. eral days. with white strip down head, smal Prices continue to fluotuate daily er administration In 1932 are Sunday afternoon. Widow Victim Recovering— Mr and Mrs Forrest Reed at Black scar on nose. Name Minnie. Re at the markets, the lower prices paid designed to deceive. Mrs. William Ashcraft of Adrian, tended church at Apple Valley Sun who ward Notify John Zltt«rcob or phone apparently being brought about by suffering partial paralysis 348J2 Ontario. 3Nlxp the large shipments at present of I When such comparison Is dayLeo Woods who was Injured at from was the bite of a black widow lettuce and potatoes. Where two ON Tuesday mans black wallet with weeks ago letture was selling from made between 1929 and 1937 | the Apply Valley onion storage was spider, Saturday, ls now on the way to recovery, according to reports of initials J. A. K. stamped inside. 90 cents to $1 a crate, now the top i taken to Boise Thursday for treat the attending physician. Containing valuable papers. No price is 75 cents a crate. The same • we find more than one bil ment questions asked if papers and thing is true of potatoes. Netted | lion dollars of Imports in 1929 Mr and Mrs Lloyd Caldwell spent BE SURE TO VOTE TUESDAY. license returned. J. A. Karkos, Rt. 1, Gems selling for 50 cents a sack and j I Sunday with their daughter, Mrs Nyssa, or P. O. box 85, Nyssa. 3Nlxp Bliss Triumphs for 65 cents. than 1937. ATTENTION In 1937 we will find that the To correct misinformation the CITIZENS following Telegrams are ex planatory : cash Income of the American Twin Falls. Idaho. ____ . Nov. . 2nd 1938 Telegram: farmer was $4.272,000,000 more Don Graham: Mayor: than 1932 That does not In NYnformated1 Sheneberger nominated - I rec ommend him Earl to the of your City as City a In Recorder— very and dicate the American farmer honest Individual who Voters has excellent standing his capable home com- has been sold out. R. Idaho. F Prater ______ ___ Twin Falls Sheriff County. Mr Pierce, on the Agricul Telegram: Nov. 1st, 1938. Twin Idaho. tural committee has helped to Don M Falls, Oraham: Mayor; Oregon. frame legislation which has At Our Nyssa. . ____ _ for many years, having Have known Earl J 8henenberger mnde possible that 4 billion employed him In various capacities from with time excellent to time ability for BARGAIN COUNTER I consider him thoroughly responsible, position he seeks and feel sure you could find no one who would dollar increase. T-BONE STEAKS................................... lb. 15c more consleqtloualy perform the duties the office C. A. of Robinson. He knows the farm problem ROASTS .................................................. lb. 10c Robinson Construction Robinson Investment Co Co. Idaho. _ —He knows the ropes in Kx-State neptwenlellf. NYSSA PACKING CO. Director: Twin and Falls Bank originals ft Trust on Co. file. Washington. Compared checked, Phone 6 Nyssa W. B Hoxle (Paid Political Adv.) tU At Vate Horn«— Legal A dvertising C. C. Pinckney, brother of B J Pinckney of Nyssa. has been ill at. NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT OF home in Vale since last Saturday. ACCOUNT Move to Twin Falls— IN STATE THE FINAL COUNTY COURT THE OF OREGON FOR OF MAL- Mr and Mrs. Stanley Ram-ey _HEuR COUNTY. have leased their home, recently IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE completed to Dr. and Mrs. K. E. ISAAC MARVIN PENROD, Kerby and moved to Twin Falls the OF Deceased. past week end. NOTICE IS Willson, HEREBY GIVEN, that Claud a.huln strator Mr. Ramsey still maintains his of the estate of Isaac Marvin Interest In the Ramsey Market here rod, deceased, has rendered Pen- and which James Daelhousen will man presented for settlement and filed in said of Court his first and final ac age and operate and will spend his count his administration of said time between Nyssa and Twin Falls. estate, together with a petition for Ute meat department of the mar ket has been leased to F. R. Davis distribution. that Saturday, the 3rd day of Bums. of And December, 1938, at said the day, hour and of Ten O’clock A M of Son Visits— the Court Cnuntv Room in Oregon, the City has of Vale, Malheur Mr and Mrs. Virgil Long of Dal dulv apnolnted by the of been said las, Ore., were house guests at . the , Court as the time and Judge . , , _ , . place for the parental J. T. Long home from settlement of said account and Tuesday until Sunday evening. ' hearing of said petition, at which On Saturday evening Mr. and i'"1* ?nd ®nV Person Inter- Mrs Al Thompson entertained them M d«- with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Thomp- count and contest the same son and Mr and Mrs Herschel CLAUD WILLSON. Administrator of the Estate of Thompson at a house party and on Isaac Marvin Sunday there was a family gather Date of first Penrod. publication, Novem ing at the J. T. Long home In ber 3rd, 1938. Arcadia. last publication, Decem ber Date 1st. of 1938. ORDER COAL TOD AY! Anthracite Oiled Slack Stoker Coal The zero blasts will be changed to warming zephyrs when they encounter a house heated with reliable oil slack coal. Try this efficient fuel. . . it’s economical, clean, dust less ... it burns for a long time, leaves little ash. For quick Delivery Phone 26 AL THOMPSON & SON Feed and Grain Custom Grinding, Mixing and Cleaning t M0NLY-SAVERS Electric Washer Safety Catch Wringer * 34.95 Supreme Circulating Heaters (Bronze) Wood or Coal 16” Fire Box * 24.95 Porcelain Enamel Heaters Wood or Coal 16” Fire Box * 43.50 Gambles Bonded Anti-Freeze Full Measure Gallon 89c GAMBLE STORE AGENCY Geo. C. Henneman, Owner Atkeson Bldg 3rd & Main Sts. Nyssa