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NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1938 SUNSET VALLEY his Joys. For ha also revealed what have been among the up and com It be that he wouldst get for the ing moderns for a long while So sister. And at Gambles Store there that at the Nyssa Pharmacy at this Mrs. Limbaugh will be hostess for 1st a veritable toy land wlh some season there do be toys anc^ per the Sunset Valley club on Dec. 15. thing there sure to please every fumes and candies and kodaks and Last minute disusslons for the ba child in the country side. a myriad of other things both use- zaar to be held on Dec 17 will be | But if it be a toy electric train full and frivolous to be purchased. main tcplc during the meeting. j that thou doest have in mind be I An at Omer's Owyhee Drug Mart. the Pernlce Wolfe is working at the jure to give something else too. For Ihty loo carry many a pretty and Dixon nursing home what grown up human male ist I not the least among them be his Mr. Ditty is threshing oats this tl\ere who wilt not on Christmas j camera and camera supplies. And week. clutter up the floor with his long | who is there among us that at some Jim Atkeson and Mr. Schreider of length showing the wee one just time hast not felt the yen to express Nyssa were callers at the Terra how this electric train is run hour our artistic tendencies via the cam home Thursday. on end. era lenz. And why not now let the Ed Mortensen was host for a pin Verily they do grow up but ever girl and boy in their teens start ochle game Saturday night. Those Things About Nyssa’s Shops learning the beauty of angles and there ist a bit of the lad left in present were W L. Bolitho. Ira lights and shadows over this inter them. Chadd. John Terra. John Lr.wson Truly photography And at the Golden Rule they do esting route. end Oscar Malenbergh. have many things to cause a chortle hast today become an art. Henry Terra and son were callers We were reminded this past week Truly our feast days do crowd one at. the Jak? Kollen homo Sunday of glee to all ages and sexes. And what folly tis to destroy a thing be upon the other as the new year among their many lovely and useful morning. cause our own need of It hast end articles we didst spy some snuggy takes over the reins for old man Henry Terra Is nuking a hay der ed. For In last weeks Journal were a soft scarves for men and boys. And time. But all the year through one mother cat and her four kittens who among us these days ist there doest eat, some to live and others rick. Dale Kuskie called at the Thomp advertised. And surely on the fol who would not love to tuck the cold live to eat, but whatever the reason lowing day came a lady wanting quaking thin into the soft warm Barney Wilson and ills crew of son home Friday. L. B Landreth threshed clover for them all. For her home is on a folds of the neckerchief. merry workers are very ready at his Charles, Wilson. large dairy where much milk there grocey mart to keep the larders fill Mr. and Mrs. Retaezyti have fin Art wondering how the monies be for food for all beasties to drink ed with pure and wholesome foods. ished buiding their home and barns and granaries where in for the Christmas dinner are to And his green groceries and fresh Jake Kollen is having his hay the mice do be a pest. So the feline come about after thoiy hast filled all fruits are ever a pleasing adjunct chopped and Is trucking it to On family that had moved into our Santa's needs? Then thou wilt be to a turkey dinner or a mulligan tario. garage in the early fall uninvited one who wilt be taking up Jimmy stew. Mr. and Mrs. George McKee were and then to the basement when the Daelhousen's offer at the Cash gro We this last week chatted with callers at the home of Mr and Mrs. cool nights didst set in, and which cery for they have a scheme wherby Mrs. Paulus at their jewelry em E. E Cloninger Sunday. hadst caused us much worry are there will be all the fixin's for the porium and whilst there didst snoop Bud Notice. Pete Cloninger, James now ensconsed in the lap of feline Yuletidc feast given away free, but out a shelf of delightful and color Chadd. Bob Reffett. and Howard thou wilt have to see Jimmy in per luxury. son as he hast confided his plans ful catalina pottery that would add ] Schneider were hunting coyotes So our worries are over on that to none so far. But reading the vim to any table or add a bit of col Sunday. scoie and the pooches who so im menu wilt start the salivary glands or decoration to an otherwise dull Mr and Mrs A. Nothice and Mr. patiently waited for a kitten to working overtime. room. And many are the styles and I and Mrs. H. Terra and family were cc .'tnlt suicide by crossing their Sunday visitors at the E. E Clon And then there ist Willard Jack- colors for choice. yard now sit dolefull on the back And doest have on the list to give inger home. dc step in sorrowing wonderment. son at his lumber yard who hast to a mother who doest have a brood Rev. and Mrs. E. C. Knull and Verily Santa's co-horts art ar offered a turk to any one who buys of wee ones. The toes of the first daughter of Payette were supper twenty dollars or more worth of his rived in our midst and the shop push through its shoes ere the last guests Monday night at the home windows are aglow with the things lumber and pays the bill then and one be shod. We know that a gift cf Mr. and Mrs. C Ditty. there. Verily tis a first class deal for that bring the thrill of Christmas The Ditty families attended the order for shoe repairs at the Ab happiness and a small lad didst tell tis ever first class timbers that Wil bott shoe shop wouldst bring a glow funeral fer Mr. Graves Wednesday lard carries at all times at the low us that already he hast started the The Worth While club will meet of happiness to her innards. yearly fortnight of good behavior est possible cost. December 22 at the home of Mrs And at thine homestead 1st the that so surely portends the merry Lucy Case for a Chri tmas patry. old stove belching forth its clouds of old gentleman’s safe arrival. OW YH EE All members are urged to attend. smoke into thy face every time the And another who didst invite us wind blows the wrong direction or New officers for the coming year on last Christmas to leave his house when thou doest in fear and The Owyhee P. T. A. met at the will be discussed early so that Santa's visit might not trrmhllng open its door? school house Friday afternoon. A Mr. and Mrs. L. E Nr ween and be delayed hast reported that now Thpn bid It farewell and on this good attendance is reported. Plans ran were In Ontario Monday. he knows that Santa is fiction and Christmas let the Alladin heater for the Christmas program were Mrs. Emma Wilson spent the not fact, but his wants are as that Wes Brown at the Baldridge discussed. A pre-school study group week end with her sister in Nampa. many as ever and 'tis the same ex chandise take over its duties. has been organized in the Mitchell Vern Wilson Is woririg in Nampa ponents of the Great Love who wilt Implement company doest mer- Butte section and a good report at a beet dump. provide them as always, the parents Ed Mortensen. John Lawson and Now the jalopy hast carried thee was given at the meeting. who bore, him and of whose love for and thine over many a mile, some The Owyhee Christian endeavor Mr end Mrs. Black played pinochle him there is no end. weary perchance and some gay. but are sponsoring a contest which in Thursday night. Mrs. Lila Mitchell and daughter 'Tis another long stride the lad I 'h e still has a lot of mileage left volves leadership, attendance, disci hast taken from babyhood. So soon in her innards if she be .given just pline new members etc. Juanita and sons were business visitors in now he will be a man and gone a bit of care. And a dose of proper Franklin is president of the Golds Vale Saturday. Jake Kollen is working in Adrian from the home nest. gas and ell when they do run low and Russell Patton of the Blues. Mrs. Charles Cliritton and son But if the joy of Santa hast been °nd a soothing potion of lubricants After a six weeks duration the los taken from him the pleasure of giv on her joints at all times will keep ing side will treat the winners to a called on Mrs. N A. Mitchell Sun day. ing to others hast been added tr her perking sweet tempered and at party. Frad Mltchcl hurt his back quite the Powell Service Station they do Guests at the Ness Hatt home j have excelllent brands of these Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Robt j badly Saturday when he was lifting automotive vehicle aids. Toombs and son Gordon of Nyssa j a pump jack and since he has been But if thine omnibus should go Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Parker and layed up Mrs. Mitchell has had' to stale on thee and turn thee down son of Adrian and Mr. and Mrs. j act as chief choreboy apd house wife. some cold morning or late night Geo. Nein. On the new land some of the peo then remember thou that in Nyssa Henry Peutz and son Walter and ple built straw barns son sagebrush now there do be a taxi service, grandson of Payette and Miss state approved which can get thee Georgia Dennis of Nyssa were Sun pie built straw barns some sage hither and yon at little cost to day guests of the Win. Peutz family brush and some built lumber barns. Olaf Fillingness is going to build a Do You Know of thee. Just call 123. Mrs. Omar Maine was taken to log barn. A BETTER PRESENT Perhaps at no other one place the Dixon Nursing home Sunday For Yourself. Your Wife or Mrs. Lila Mitchell and children hast electricity lightened the daily evening ill with the flu. Your Family than— spent Sunday evening at the I. A A Policy in The Mutual Life burdens as in milady’s work shop, Mr. and Mrs. Chas Bradley and Mitchell home. Insurance Co. of New York her kitchen. No longer is it necessary Mrs. A. C. Bradley made a trip to Mrs. Jake Kollen has been quite to break the ever faithful right arm M ARTIN OLSEN when an angel cake ist wanted, or Lewiston Idaho Friday morning to ill the past week. Special Agent Miss Hazel Huffman was a Sun a fluffy omelet be the luncheon of visit relatives. Star Hotel Phone 8W Inez Sherrill and two children day guest at the A. R. Roberts | the day. For the electrically run beater wilt now do the work for were overnight guests of the Ray home. JESS R. BAKER Ace Robetrs who is working over her in a far shorter time than the Franklin family Tuesday. OPTOMETRIST Bill Elliott was a dinner guest of near Weiser spent Sundny at home. old one arm power method. And at Graduate Univ. of Cal. School Mr. nnd Mrs. Sid Skinner called the Idaho Power company store the Ellis Walters family Sunday. of Optometry they do have on display a whole Gerald Slippy was an afternoon at the Vern Wilson home Sunday. Office Hours 9-5 and by array of labor saving devices and caller. Appointment Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Scliweizer and some one there to demonstrate to RIVERVIEW Telephone 244-J, 67 S. 2nd St. thee their efficiency. Let them show daughters Annie and Helen and Mr. Ontario, Oregon thee there how to make Reddy and Mrs. Lloyd Landreth were din Mr. and Mrs Willey Clowers of Kilowatt do the heavy kitchen ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Reymondville, Texas, arrived No Landretli of Sunset Valley Wednes vember 29 at the home of Wiley’s chores. Dr. A. G. Baumeister Truly the old fashioned apothe day. parents, Mr and Mrs. George Clow Palmer Graduate Chiropractor cary didst be a mixer of drugs but Mr. and Mrs. Chas Culbertson en ers. They plan to settle In this part in the modern scheme of living his tertained Sunday for Mr. and Mrs. of Oregon and are staying at the Wilson Bdg, Ontario, Ore. place hast given away and now the Arnold Slippy and daughter and Clowers home for the present. New Painless Chiropractic new drug stores do still compound Mrs. Gladys Culberton and daugh New additions being built on PHONE 28 a neat perscription and under the ter of Vale. hemes In this district include those strictest of state and federal laws Mr. and Mrs Ray Franklin and being made by Frank Lewis of Gem but they also do have wide sunny family were evening guests of the avenue and Ernest Johnson of Eur C A R L H. CO AD windows filled with all the seasonal R. W. Holmes family of Oregon eka avenue. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW personal needs and then some And Trail. Tommie Clowers who was oper PHONE 31 surely our druggists here in Nyssa Jack McConnell and Jack McFee ated on Friday, Dec. 2, for a ruptur Nyssa, Oregon were Baker visitors Saturday. ed appendix is improving nicely in Mrs. Martha Klingback was a the Holy Rosary hospital in Ontar dinner guest of Mrs. Anna Larson io. He is expected to be brought Thursday. home sometime this week. L. A. Maulding, M.D. There is to be a covered cl! li din Physician and Surgeon Homedale Visitor— ner at the Frank Oraham home on Phones 37R and 37W John Ostrom, manager of the! Columbia avenue Christmas day It Hours: 10 to 12 and 1 to 5 Nyssa Lumber company was in is to be given by the Community Daily- Except Sunday Homedale on business Sunday aft- j Sunday school of Rlverview district. Wilson Building emoon. The meeting was held at the Ye Snooper’s Column DR. E. D. NORCOTT ITS |T00 HOT, FOR ME f DENTIST Office Phone 35F2 X-RAY EXAMINATIONS NYSSA OREGON VC TOW NSEND CLUB MEETINGS Meetings of the Townsend. Club are held 1st and 3rd Thursday in the Eagles Hall. The Public Is Invited D R. DeC.ross ....... President Mrs. A. V. Pruyn Secretary NYSSA AERIE F. O. E. NO. 2134 Meets Wednesday Night AT EAGLES HALL Visiting Eagles Welcome HARRY MINER. Sec ART NARCOTT, Pres ™ riho canyon coal I N& « « CHAPO Utah's cleanest, hardest, hottest coal . . . . Quick starting, long burning with lass soot, lass ash w h o w ould have exchanged his kingdom for a horse, might have been willing, on the same scale, to trade the earth for an autom obile. A nd he would certainly have bought automo bile public liability and prop erty dam age insurance, for he was a wise king. No man can mmm PHONE 11 LUM BER COMPANY Sunday, ered trom chicken pox, Mr. of Ontario visited at Mrs. A. A. Jamison has been on the M. Davis home Saturday. • the stek list. Julius Bevins is ill with tne flu E. H. Brant has his well COUipl t- ed. Nyssa the Bargain Center. Madeline Maw had dinner trith Ann Johnson. DON’T SLEEP WHEN Alva Goodell Jr. called ca Iso GAS PRESSES HEAR T Udlinek Sunday. If you can't eat or sleep becau .¡j We are all pleased to see the road gas bloats you up try AdUrlka. One dose usually relieves stomach g..> getting graveled. pressing on heart Adierl.ia cleans Tom Johnson and family were out BOTH upper and lower bowe s. visitors at the H. V. Maw home isjjsa Fnarinacy—Adv. Larson RICHLAND The Chatterbox club ladies enjoy ed a meeting at the home of Mrs. Florence Bybee. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Tom Johnson. Lois and Eunice Powell entertain ed at a suprise party given in hon or cl tlietr sister Veoleta's birthday. ThOio present were Jean and Ann Johnson, Ervin and Edward Tophif, Bernice Davis, Marjorie Sameron, Ramona and Winona Henderson, Lloyd. George and Harold Boyles, Madeline and Idaleen Maw, Harold and Edwin Kurtz. Carl Funk has been drilling on his well. Mr. and Mrs Alva Goodell and family and Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Top- liff were supper guests at the Hom er Redd home Thursday evening. Mrs. H. V. Maw gave a card party Saturday evening the guests present were Mr. and Mrs. Ed Nielson, Elver, Clifford and Lois. Mr. and Mrs. John Bartholoma and children, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Adams and Mildred, Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Cheldelin, Mr. and Mrs. Jess Ford. Mr. and Mrs. Dille, Mr. and Mrs. Alva Goodell and Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Topliff. Mrs. Cheldelin won ladies high prize and Mr. Goodell won mens high prize. The Cleavq boys of Buena Vista called on Tommy Ridder Saturday. Earl Funk has completed his house and has installed electric ser vice. Jean Johnson had dinner with Idalpen Maw Tuesday. Carl Maw is ill with the flu. Marjorie Cameron and Bernice Davis attended a party given by the Rookstool girls in Oregon Trail. A number from here attended the Lincoln show at the Methodist church Tuesday night. Donna Jean Cheldelin has recov- SHOES REBUILT AND REPAIRED teleph on e JJour Holiday Greetings this year on Sunday or Monday Reduced rates apply on Both days • Lowest long distunee rates again will be in effect this year all day Christ inas and New Year’ s and the Monday following each holiday. This gives yon a choice o f two days to telephone good wishes to far-away members of yonr family, relatives and friends. 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