NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, THURSDAY, APRIL 6, 1939
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I Mr. and Mr*. Doc Raffington Overstreet and Gibson drove with
j were business visitors in Ontario Mrs. Maurice Judd to the P T. A.
county council at Ontario Saturday
Monday.
At Emmett Sunday—
Mesdames Pinkson, Overstreet.
Mr. and Mrs. Chet Sage, Mr. and
Mr. and Mrs. R A Thompson Mrs. Mort Wixon were business vis Osborne, Woods, Kurtz Sugg and
were Emmett visitor Sunday, pur itors in Ontario Monday.
Judd were representatives from this
chasing some trees to beautify their
| part of the country at the Silver tea
Mrs.
Hunter
and
children
and
Nyssa home while there
Mrs. Hunter’s sister visited at the given by the W. C. T. U. at the C.
C. Cotton home.
Limbaugh home Sunday.
Day In Wilder—
Rose McGinnis was a week end
Mrs. E. E. Cloninger, Mrs. Roy guest of Walter McPartland s par
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Overstreet of
Arcadia visited with Mrs. Over- Rookstool, Miss Mildred Terra, Mrs. ents at Pinevalley.
street's parents, Mr and Mrs. D. P. E. F. Niccum and children. Mrs.
Cecil Smith has recently bought
Rafiington, Mrs. Wixon and Mrs. C.
Odell in Wilder on Sunday.
Niccum were Nyssa shoppers Sat some new stock. 4 cows, 2 sows and
Visitors From Danner—
a team of horses.
urday.
Mr. and Mrs. P. O. Duncan of
Mr and Mrs. Bill Downing of
Cow Hollow Sunday school is
Danner spent from Friday until growing. Last Sunday there was Central Cove called on the Kurtz
Tuesday visiting in this community. 34 out. We are expecting more out family Wednesday afternoon
Any of those who have gone over next Sunday.
Mrs. Williams visited with Mrs.
the old I. O. N. road will remember
Some of the gardens are coming Geo. Kaylar Sunday afternoon.
the home of the Duncans as it is up now. Some are just being plant
Bob and Harold Kurtz helped
the large house home lying immed ed but it won’t take long for the Glen Osborn of Kingman Kolony
iately at the foot of what was weeds to com up too.
celebrate his birthday Sunday.
never forgotten Rome grade.
Mrs. Leslie Young and son were
The Wahine club will meet with
Sunday dinner guests at the H. E.
Mrs. Earl Heaton Thursday.
Mrs. Chet Sage spent a few days Hights home.
COW HOLLOW
last
week in Nampa.
By The Happy Farmer
LOCAL NEWS
Society
Bob Clark Tuesday. Invited guests
were Mrs. C. C. Cotton, Mrs Miller
and Mrs Holton.
A birthday dinner in honor of
Bruce Pinkston was enjoyed Satur
day evening at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Lee Thrasher by Mr. and
Mrs. Bruce Pinkston, Mr. y id Mrs
Ray Thrasher and daughter, Jean
of Adrian and Mr. and Mts. Walter
Pinkston.
Elsie Dutton celebrated her sixth
birthday anniversary Sunday by
having as dinner guests, Mr. and
Mrs. Ray Perry, Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Clark and daughter and Dorothy
and Betty Jean Toombs.
Mrs. Lily Bach left Tuesday for
Kansas to visit her daughter and
family. She will be joined by her
son Rev. Walter Bach later and to
gether they will drive back in a
new car.
Mrs. Ure and Mrs. Bybee of near
Nyssa and Mrs. Dave Mitchell and
Mrs. C. C. Cotton of Kingman Kol
ony left Tuesday on a weeks vaca
tion, Mrs. Cotton is to visit her
daughter at Kimberly and Twin
Falls the other ladies are to visit in
Salt Lake.
The Kingman Sunday school will
give an Easter program Sunday un
der the direction of Mrs. Sugg and
Mrs. Toombs.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Toombs were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Clark
Thursday evening.
Bob and Merle Kurtz were dinner
guests of Glenn Osborn Sunday, It
being Glenn’s bitrhday.
Jack and BUI Elliott and Mrs.
Clarence Elliott, Kenneth and Don
ald were up to Snivley Hot Springs
Sunday.
Mrs. W. L. Schafer called on Mrs.
T. T. Eliott Sunday afternoon.
Misses Alta Campbell and Marie
Wallace were dinner guests in the
Nichols home Sunday.
The W. C. T .U. Silver tea was
held at the home of Mrs. C. C. Cot
ton Thursday.
! ST PAULS OUILD
BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARY
Mr. and Mrs. Oarrit Stam enter-
Mrs Frank Morgan and Miss Eva
tained at a party at their home on Boydell will entertain the Guild ot
Friday, complimenting Mrs. John St Pauls Episcopal church at Mrs
Stam Sr., on her birthday anniver Morgan's home on Wednesday aft
sary.
ernoon. April 12. at 2:30 p. m. All
By MARY A. JAMISON
Invited were Messrs and Mes members are urged to be present
dames Pete van der Oort, and chil and all visitors interested in this
dren. John Stam. Wm. E. Findling, activity are welcome.
John Koopman and children. Jake
April beckons! seeds
sprout!
Relk and children, John Zimmer BIRTHDAY PARTY
flowers bloom! and spring is with
man and Z. Davidson of Parma.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer L. Dutton us once again!
At the close of the party refresh
The spirit of the garden has lived
ments were served, chief among at Overstreet Siding, entertained at
them being a cake lighted by seventy dinner Sunday the following guests, in our hearts down through the
Mr and Mrs Roy Perry of Adrian. centuries. It is a civilized sense of
four candles.
Mr and Mrs. Bob Clark and daugh concentrating the beauties of na
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ter. Jean and the Misses Dorothy ture. through manual and mental
FRIDAY PARTY
and Betty Jean Toombs of King- skill, into a lovesome spot where we
Mrs. G. R. Giezentanner enter man Kolony. The occasion honor can go with our fancies, our cares,
MITCHELL BUTTE
tained at three tables of dessert ed the sixth birthday of their our comparative imaginings and j j^ makes us feel good to hear that
ADRIAN
bridge on Friday afternoon, using daughter. Elsie Patricia.
Clyde Mitchell is planting beets
be comforted, solaced, understood, our joca) paper has been selected
spring blossoms as decorations at
Mr. and Mrs. Charles McConnell for Don McGinnis.
as it were by the moving, growing as 011e 0j ttle leading papers in the
tables and about the rooms. •
Micky and Buster Talbot of Nyssa
things about us. What is ofter s^ate "being the best source of hu- visited friends in Caldwell Sunday.
Prizes for the afternoon’s play CHILDRENS PARTY
Mr. and Mrs. Emil Paulus of are spending this spring vacation
all a keener source of enjoyment i man interest."
Freddie Fife, daughter of Mr. and
were won by Mrs. George Mitchell
Nyssa were dinner guests Sunday with their father. Russell Talbot.
Mrs. Deane Fife celebrated her than viewing a lovely garden of | g Ven the Happy Farmer gets a evening at the Henry Hatch home.
and Mrs. Kenneth Cottle.
The pre-school members which
which you have had a hand in the j mention by Mr. Allen, dean of the
fifth birthday anniversary by in making
The 8-20 club had a picnic dinner were appointed met with the P. T.
school
of
Journalism,
of
the
Oregon
TUESDAY EVENING CONTRACT viting twelve of her young friends
and afternoon matinee in Nampa A. council at Ontario Saturday.
American gardens are often too State University.
Owyhee had the most represented
Mrs. Carl Coad was hostess to the in for an afternoon of games and bold and base; they lack that lux-
Johnnie Hamilton tells us, "The Friday.
Mildred Curtis has been quite ill in the morning, there were nine P
members of the Tuesday evening to enjoy the refreshments and uriant effect which results from first thing you know you will have
T. A members. Those attending
contract club at her home this birthday cake served by her moth mass planning on a generous scale. to get a new hat to fit your head.” the past week
At the pie social in Kingman were Mrs. Tom Lowe, Mrs. Virgil
week, and invited as guest players er at the close of the party.
Not the least useful among the
They have struck soft water in
Packer. Mrs. Harold Flvecoat. Mrs.
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Mrs. Carlos Buchner, Mrs. George
factors which help to make our Art Eastman's well at aroun 180 Kolony Saturday evening a fashion
Ira Marrs. Mrs. Clyde Mitchell and
Mitchell, Mrs. Burnall Brown, Mrs. BIRTHDAY MONTH
homes comfortable and attractive feet. That means another farmer show was given. Those taking part Mrs. E. B. Smith.
from
Adrian
were
Roy
Perry
in
a
A. C. Sallee and Mrs. Andrew Boers-
are
the
flowering
shrubs.
At the Bill Peutz home in the
that won't have to haul water next
The Mitchell Butte Sunday school
ma.
Owyhee March is birthday month.
That our ground needs planting winter. Art has been hauling all afternoon dress, Oscar Schafer,
High scores were made by Mrs. For in March comes the birthday to give the house a setting, to soften winter from the Owyhee river, sport dress and K. I. Peterson a for the month will be held at the
Sallee and Mrs. Brown and the anniversary of every one in the hard corners and porch lines, to about 6 miles, for 10 head of cattle. brides dress, his bouquet was of E. B. Smith home. There will be no
Sunday school Easter Sunday as
traveling prize went to Mrs. Boers- family and each is duly celebrated screen unsightly objects and give
A while back we had the blues cabbage, onions and carrots.
Mr. and Mrs. Merle McReynolds we have all planned to go to Owy
ma.
with the papa party being the big us privacy, needs no argument. but Cow Hollow is looking up now.
of Nampa were Sunday dinner hee for Easter.
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gest and last of them all.
This need is more clearly under The sun shines every day. the grass
The community had a house
WEDNESDAY EVENING BRIDGE
On the 4th. 8th, 21st, 22nd was stood to day than ever before, but and hay are just coming a jumping. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gerrit warming at the Clyde Mitchell
Muntjeweriff.
Mrs. J. E. Bowen was hostess for a celebration and on the 29th Mr it so often is the last to receive Most everybody in the Hollow either
Mrs. Henry Hatch and Merle home Friday evening. Cards and
the Wednesday evening bridge club Peutz passed another year mark consideration in our budget, if it is has or is ready to plant grain. Most
Chinese checkers was enjoyed by
of those old last year's thistles have spent Saturday in Wilder visiting all.
nt which Mrs. Andrew Boersma and the last party was given fo r: not omitted entirely.
At a late hour refreshments
her mother, Mrs. L. L. Hudson.
year
— — -—
disappeared
and
everybody
is
set
and Mrs Carlos Buchner played as tills
„
7
_
If we are forced to forego, for a
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hatch were served.
guests.
Mrs Les Ernest and Miss Georgia Ume our dream of surr0Unding our ting out trees by the hundreds.
Mrs. Jane McGinnis is spending
Prizes for the evening were won Dennis of Nyssa and Mr. and Mrs house with the "murmuring pines Cow Hollow will soon look like a were in Ontario Monday.
the week at her son's home and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Walter
McPartland
Ellis
Walters
were
guests.
Also
com-
j
by Mrs. Sidney Burbidge, Mrs.
and the hemlocks,” and of warming forest.
helping care of the sick ones.
Klaas Tensen and Mrs, Nick Rud- plimenting Mr Peutz' anniversary our winter landscape with the cheer
Everybody is wishing for rain or ! sPellt the weelt *nd in Richland
Glen McGinnis is planting beets
a number of friends from their of yew and holly, there still re water in the canals. Tis getting | visiting his parents.
lick.
Mrs. Vernon Parker and Bobby for Don Lindville.
community surprised him with
pretty
dry.
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mains for us this attractive class
Mrs. John Jarvis of Adrian is
party on Wednesday evening.
BIRTHDAY DINNER
Dude Paiker's mare brought him were visiting relatives in Nyssa spending a few night at the home
—the flowering shrubs.
Thursday.
a
dandy
colt
Monday
night.
That
In honor of his brother, John
It is a class covering a wide range is the first colt born in Cow Hol
Henry Hatch was a business vis of her brother. Donald McGinnis.
Right
Ostrom's birthday anniversary last PINOCHLE PARTY
Mr and Mrs. Houston Dnnaway
of needs. It embraces species of vig- low for these new land farmers.
itor in Caldwell Saturday.
Start
Saturday, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
have
returned
home
after
a
short
The last spring meeting of the | orous and rugged hardiness, species
Chet Sage's grain drill is getting I Ray Drown was brought home stay in the hills. They moved the
Ostrom entertained with a surprise Buena Vista pinochle club was held of exceeding grace and delicacy. It
pretty
steady
use
now
times
as
it
is
Saturday
from
the
nursing
home
in
birthday dinner at 7 o'clock Friday at the Ed Nielson home with a pot give us blossoms of exquisite color
Nyssa he spent the past month camp up by the dam and have also
More and more famUles are
night at their Emmett home.. A luck supper served first on S atu r-1 and fragrance, foliage of varying the only active drill In the Hol there and three months previous in taken the sheep and cattle up.
low. Doc Raffington has one but it
birthday cake, occupied a promin day evening.
enjoying
the
invigorating
Mr. and Mrs. Marion Chard and
greens and all the wonderful hues is out of repair at present.
the Ontario hostpital recovering
ent place at the beautifully decor
family
of
Owyhee
were
Sunday
aft
Members present made up four of autumn In leaf and fruit. Even
freshness of Gate City Dairy
We Cow Hollowites are picking up from a leg injury.
ated table Among those present tables at cards and as the day was the leafless framework of tinted
Ellen McConnell and Mrs. Roy ernoon visitors at the home of her
were Mr. and Mrs. Mellman and the April Fools day scores were reversed twigs and picturesque form is valu- our ears at the hopes of congress Perry attended Eastern Star
milk
at breakfast-time. Start
sister,
Mrs.
Earnie
Smith.
in
allowing us to grow more sugar
guest of honor. John Ostrom and with prizes going to low scores
Miss Donna Chard was an over
able in winter landscape.
Nyssa
Monday
evening.
right.
beets.
wife of Nyssa.
Dorothy Hamilton of Big Bend night guest at the Russell Talbot
The list of flowering shrubs
Fourteen miles used to be a long
Morning and Evening
home Wednesday.
which can be grown in our coun way from town but with modern visiting Donna Ashcraft.
Albert McGinnis is quite
sick
Mr. and Mrs. Ray McConnell of
try is a bewilderingly long one roads and trucks we ll get em there.
Deliveries
baby Sharan June has pneumonia,
Many of them are valuable for spe
Coming home from town Monday the Charles McConnell home.
BY FRANCES LEE. BARTON
with
double
pneumonia
and
the
Phone 10IW
Mrs. James McGinnis and chil
cial uses but there is sure to be a with a neighbor, a large snake was
shrub for every purpose.
crawling across the road, with a dren were in Caldwell Monday.
HEN the gold of peaches and
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gibson were
KINGMAN KOLONY
GATE CITY DAIRY
Here are ten flowering shrubs slight turn of the wheel he ran
the rich purple and rod bf
grapes Oil the market with color which are very adatable to this over the snake. Then he apologized Sunday guests of the latters par
At Y'our Grocers Too
ents.
in
Big
Bend.
The
H.
E.
club
of
Kingman
then we know country in form, foliage, flowers, and said "I guess I shouldn't of
Mrs Henry Hatch and Merle left grange met at the home of Mrs
that fall Is here fruit, hardiness, and general fit killed that snake. It is harmless
—and the last
Tuesday morning with Mr and
and eats lots of bugs and mice."
call for jam and ness.
They are: Japanese barberry,
When we first came to Cow Hol Mrs. Paulus of Nyssa to Idaho Falls
j e l l y making.
Even if you've snowberry. Van Houtte spirea, re low there were lots of those harm where she will visit relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Parker and
made jam and gal Privet, forsythia, snowball, lilac, less snakes. They would crawl right
jelly all through syringa. deutzia. and buddleia.
up to the door of the shack and son were dinner guests at the Rob
the summer, not
The well known forsythias are scare the witts out of the kiddies. ert Toombs home in Nyssa Sunday.
a inissing a single
Mrs. Duke Rohland and sons were
among
the earliest and brightest,
At first the kiddies were afraid
fruit or berry,
their brilliant yellow of Horn toads too. but we taught in Caldwell Saturday.
don't miss making grape Jelly. cartying
Glen Pounds and Duke Rohland
For the delightful tartness of grape bloom before the dark green leaves them that they were harmless Now
were business visitors in Caldwell
jelly will add the Anal touch of .appear. The upright forms may be they have a big time with them.
flavor contrast to so many winter planted in the shrubbery bordèr,
Some times carrying two or three Monday morning.
meals, tlrnpe jelly with cold meat,
Mr. and Mrs Everett Points and
as a tilling for a cake, beaten into and the pedulous ones on walls, at one time. We didn't want to Arma Arlene Peterson were in Boise
pudding sauces—while grape jelly porches, arbors and fences. Most tell them these snakes were harm
will lift the homely, every day rice all of them a:e hardy, and will less. They might try to get friendly Saturday.
Glen Pounds moved into his
or milk pudding to quite dizzy grow In practically any soil.
with a rattler as the two snakes
heights! Make grape Jelly the easy
house
Sunday.
I
like
the
'jeweled'
shrubs.
After
look somewhat alike.
modern way — by the short boil
Mr and Mrs Glen Pounds were
they hnve faithfully produced
a
We soon went to killing every
method and bottled fruit pectin.
generous display of flowers in the snake we saw After a year we dinner guests of his parents in
Grape Jelly
Caldwell Thursday.
4 cups (2 lbs.) Juice, 7H cups spring and made a substantial seldom find a snake close around
(3*4 lbs.) sugar; ty bottle fruit background of rich foliage through home.
p eel ill.
NEWELL HEIGHTS
Over a neighbors radio we hear |
the summer, we then receive a 'bon
To prepare juice, stem about S us' in the gorgeous display of jewel- that a certain college professor
pounds fully ripe grapes and crush bright berries in red. yellow, blue, states that the population of the
The Modern Pioneer club met
thoroughly. Add H cup water,
bring to a boll, cover, and simmer black and white, throughout the U. S. A. is on the decline. He is with Mrs. Geo Scheimer Tuesday
alarmed over it. He says that the afternoon. Guests from Big Bend
10 minutes. Place fruit in Jelly winter
cloth or hag anil squeeze out Juice.
These shrubs are attractive to present financial unrest the people were Mesdames C. Muntzewerlff, E
Spruce up for all those
(Concord grapes give best color birds as well as man and this ca n t afford babies so they have H Brumbach, John Timmerman
spring parties and dances!
and flavor. If Malagas -or other
tight-akiuned grapes ure used, use should be kept in mind when se quit raising them and people of and George Elfers. Mrs. Luit Stam.
Have your suits cleaned and
3'a cups grape Juice, and add lecting shrubs for the garden, for other countries have quit coming Mrs Stanley McAbee. and Mrs Jim
pressed to insure your social
strained Juice of 2 medium what would life be without our here We notice here in Cow Hol Osborne were welcomed in as new
position!
lemons.)
low that the poorest families are members of the club. Mr. McAbee
feathered friends?
Phone 74
Measure sugar and Juice Into
the ones that have the most kid Is working on the Hill ranch this
If
you
are
fortunate
to
have
j large saucepan and mix. Bring to
Serve this thrilling white and gold
dies.
It is our guess that it is not spring and Jim Osborne is working
shrubs
started,
you
might
give
them
' a boll over hottest Are and at once
add fruit pectin, stirring constant the once over' As long as they modern now and the best of famil on the Bert Osborne place
Ouests for Sunday dinner at the
ly. Then bring to a full rolling boll don't obstruct the view or interfere ies don't raise so many babies
and boil hard >j minute Remove with one another they may be left
As for people of other nations home of Mrs Albert Welsh includ
j front (Ire. skim, pour quickly. Para-' alone The late summer and fall we believe there are many people ed Mr and Mrs. F. I. Bates of Eagle.
DELIVERY SERVICE
flln hot Jelly at once Makes about
blooming shrubs may be pruned who would be glad to exchange Idaho. Mr and Mrs Lyle Trew of
I 11 glasses (6 fluid ounces each)
now. but the early flowering kinds, Herr Hitler's or the Second Duce’s Roswell and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Here’s a new cake masterpiece as refreshing as
like the forsythias and spireas. protection for Uncle Sam's freedom Goodier of Kingman Kolony
Lou Pratt took dinner with the
If Hitler gets to running this
should be left until after they have
Spring itself! It’s a delicious blend of tender,
country instead of Uncle Sam then Wayne Woods family Wednesday
bloomed
fluffy Angel Food and Sunshine cake . . . mak
M L. Kurtz has developed a
there will be lots of babies. They
Keep your energy
will make him fine gun fodder lat new mechanical device similar to
ing
a lovely white-and-gold marble texture,
Visit From Ogden—
a bulldozer to aid him in his level
er.
feed
with a creamy butter frosting to enhance
E D Cole and Wm Moore were
up to par by eating
Elza Niccum. who has the only ing work
visiting the sugar factory and farm flock of sheep in Cow Hollow, One recalls the time of the first
its delicate lemon flavor.
^ plenty of b o d y • friends In Nyssa on Tuesday, from was rather pleasantly surprised settling of this territory when his
the factory offices in Odgen
Monday when he received an ad little invention for the grubbing of
You II love Daffodil Cake. Order one today!
building MEAT.
vance payment of $30 on his 1930 sage brush was the attraction of the
I Called to Chicago—
whole countryside and secured for
M F Solomon, city recorder, was crop of wool
Watch Our - - -
EASTER
25c ( r
Oven
Mr and Mrs Doc Raffington. Mr him many jobs of grubbing
a passenger Sunday morning on the
Mr
and
Mrs
L.
E
Campbell
of
*
and
Mrs
Mort
Wixon
visited
at
Portland Rose for Chicago where he
Saturday Bargain
S P E C IA L
50c
Fresh
Drewsey. O re. and three children J
I was railed by the serious illness of Vale Sunday
Mr and Mrs Gibson were Nyssa spent Friday and Saturday with her
I his mother
Counter
shoppers Saturday
parents. Mr and Mrs. Leo Winn .
To VMt Parent*—
Mr and Mrs Gabriel went over | Urey brought Orton Winn along
Lorraine Ridder who is staying at to east Cow Hollow to see their cows with them who will spend the sum- j
the C L. McCoy home will spend that a friend is wintering for them mer on the ranch. He has been 1
a part of her vacation with her
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Mrs C. Niccum visited
with Mrs ____
working this past year in CaUfor- j
Ny
Phone 6
Phone 20
parents Mr and Mrs John Ridder Earl Heaton and Mrs Dale Llm- 1 nia
living on the new land
baugh Sunday
Mesdames Kurtz Sugg. Cotton.
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Tailor Shop
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DAFFODIL CAKE
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