NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, THURSDAY, APRIL IS, 1989
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Returns to Lewiston—
Deputy Sheriff Charles Leavitt
Carey Fox. brother ol W A box.
lett for his home in Lew iton , Ida , of Vale was in Nyssa today on of-
I '¡. till business.
following a week's visit.
.In#- F ilm Caldwell—
Sunday in Boise—
John Ernest of Caldwell spent
Mr. and Mrs Herbert Fisher and
Mrs. Emma Quinb : epm Sunday | Mr and Mrs Lcs Ernest, in Nyssa.
¡blaster Sunday with his t parents.
visiting with rn tm s in Bnisp.
.. i Born—
Visit Nordales—
Born. Sunday. April 9. to Mr. and
Mrs. Weldon Young and baby of
i ugene Swarm at their Nyssa
Boise and Mrs, Marjorie Sterling of ilr
Payette were visitors at the Nor- nome. a daughter Dr. K E. Kerby
was tire attending physician.
dale home yesterday.
\ hi is Daughter—
In Portland—
Mrs. Charles Garrison
; pent
Mack Gorrel of the Nyssa Trader
Wednesday with her daughter. Mrs
store departed yesterday afternoon
Charles Newbill in Kingman Kol-
on a week's business trip to Port
ony.
land.
in Ogden—
Sen Visits—
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Butte with
Curtis Foster spent his spring va
Charles Ryan spent from Saturday
cation from the Oregon School of
until Monday visiting with fripnds
technololgy with his parents, Mr.
nu iclatives in Ogden.
and Mrs. W. W Foster in Nyssa
Implement Man Ileie—
Has Major Operation—
David Stubblefield, farm imple
Ike Brown. Nyssa barber, sub ment salesman was a caller at the
mitted to an operation for appen Nyssa Implement company
store
dicitis at the Holy Rosary hospital yesterday afternoon.
in Ontario
yesterday morning.
Brown’s condition is satisfactory is Recorder T o Return—
Mrs. Morris Solomon received
the report received by Harry Miner,
word this morning that Mr. Solo
ids partner, this morning.
mon, city recorder, will return from
Grocerman leaving—
Hammond. 111., where he was called
Friends of Mr. and Mrs. James by the .serious illness of his mother,
Daelhousen were sorry to learn this
on tliis evening's Portland Rose.
week that this popular young couple
Attend Ontario Meeting—
will leave Nyssa permantly the first
R. A. Thompson, Herschel Thom
ot next week.
pson. Tracey Medford and R ay
Their plans as to their future
mond Green were present Tuesday
home is still uncertain but before
night at a Purina mills district
they do assume new duties Mr. and
meeting held in Ontario. About 25
Mrs. Daelhousen are planning to
dealers in the district attended the
take a trip to California and the
meeting.
San Francisco Fair.
Apple Valley Births—
To Live Near Nyssa—
Two sons have been born to Ap
Emil Paulus arrived home Sunday ple Valley families this week, the
from Idaho Falls after
spending first arriving Sunday, April 9. at
five days there closing up business the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Sin
affairs His parents. Mr. and Mrs. C9(ir The second son will bless the
Joseph Paulus, and nephew. Tom home of Mr. and Mrs. O. C. K il-
Paulus. returned with him.
bourne. being born Monday. April
Joseph Paulus recently purchased 10. Dr. J. J Sarazin of this city o f
the HighSmith place southwest of ficiated at both births.
Nyssa and took possession on Tues
day.
NYSSA HEIGHTS
In Ogden—
Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Whitaker
Mr. Woodland and Elmer Harrl-
with their daughter left the latter ■on of Buhl. Idaho,
have rented
part of the week for Ogden where part of the Judge Downing ranch
Mrs. Whitaker underdent an oper uid are planting 70 acres of pota
ation.
toes.
Word has been received that her
Misses Dorothy
Hobson
and
condition is satisfactory and that Frances Sandy spent Sunday with
Mr. Whitaker expects to return the
Miss June Webster.
last of this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Simpson and
Want to lawate Here—
family of Oregon Trail were Thurs
L. E. Jones and family of Chigk- day rvrning dinner guests at the
nshe, O k la, and Lee Smith and
F. J Cahill home.
family of Boulder. C o lo , who arriv
Miss Floy Byram spent from
ed In Nyssa over the week end. wish Wednesday until
Saturday
with
to purchase farms In this vicinity
Joyce Ashcraft of Adrian.
They occupy cabins In the R iver
Leslie Pcnnle ami Mrs. Cora Mc
side auto ramp east of the tracks Donald of Roseburg, Ore., arc visit
On the way from Oklahoma last
ing at the home of their brother
week the Jones family's
trailer,
Webb Pennie
was lost by fire and most of their
F R Anderson purchased some
belonging which were packed in the
pigs at the Ontario sale Wednesday.
trailer.
Jimmie Joe Corbett spent Thurs
Too Late to Classify
LO ST From n trailer parked near
city hall in Nyssa. three white
wenner pigs. E Stevens. Journal
office.
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called on Mr. and Mrs. Dan Corbett
Sunday evening
Mi and Mrs. J E Keyser and
¡aimly made a tup to Boise and
Eagle Sunday and visited relatives.
Wednesday
Rees
Byram
and
about 15 beys of his Sunday school
cl i.‘, ol Hit. Methodist church ill
Ny u went to Mitchell Butte where
tehy had an egg roast.
Mrs Orville O k n and sons of
Nyssa called at the E R Anderson
home 1 uesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Rogert Tucker and
children were callers at the James
Malloy home Saturday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gahan were
Friday evening dinner guests at the
F. J. Cahill home
Mrs
Rees Byram attended
a
Lady's Aid luncheon at Apple Val
ley Thursday afternoon
Mr. and Mrs. Webb Pennie and
son dannle also Mr. Pennie's broth
er and sister Leslie Pinnie and Mrs.
Cora McDonald of Roseburg spent
Sunday at the Bill Willis home in
Ontario.
Silas Hoffman of Beuna Vista
has completed a hay stacker for J.
P. Mussolini and is now working
on one for John Bartholoma.
Dean Byram attended a birthday
party for Colby Poage of Apple Val
ley Friday night.
Mrs. E. R Lunger and Mrs. O. J.
Kurtz are on the sick list.
Mr. and Mrs. Olen Suiter
and
children visited at the home of Mrs.
Suiter's father. Dave Evans of
Mountain Home, Idaho. Sunday.
Their daughter Norma who has
spent the week at Wilder returned
with them.
Mrs. Leon J. Wright has been
confined to her bed.
Mr and Mrs F. J. Cahill were
visitors at the I K. Peterson home
in Adrian.
Mr. and Mrs. G E Webster called
at the E. Gaston home Sunday.
E. R. Anderson sold hogs to the
Nyssa Packing Co.. Thursday.
Richard W olf of Idaho Falls has
rented the farm land of Dan Cor
bett and sowed barley.
Mr. and Mrs. Leon J. Wright were
Tuesday dinner guests at the Biok-
ioskis home.
Jop Byram has returned from
Harper to Ills farm for the sum
mer work.
Mort Corbett spent Monday in
Nyssa with Alvan Nye.
John Stafford is grubbing sage for
J. E. Keyser.
KINGM AN KOLONY
The regular meeting of the Polly
Anna club was held at the home of
Miss May Beaumont Wednesday.
Mesdames
Miller.
Holton
and
Piercey were Invited guests.
Mr. and Mrs. Rny Elliott and Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence Elliott made a
trip to Boise Sunday.
Special Easter services were held
at the Kingman Community church
In the morning the children gave
a program and in the evening the
Owyhee Christian Endeavor mem
bers took an active part in the ser
vices.
C. M Beaumont transacted busi
day with David Higland of Beuna ness in Ontario Saturday.
Frank Fredericks brought a load
Vita district.
M r and Mrs. J. P. Mussolini and of household goods from San Jose
Mr. and Mrs. John Bartholoma and
children spent Monday In Boise.
Mr. and Mrs. L. J Nonis of Nyssa
Wayne lost part of of the water. day.
C. M Tensen has been shearing
The Wahine club gave an Easter
egg hunt at the Frank Parker home ! heep this week
tor the children of the club mem
Pete Tensen attended a conserva-
bers. There were 35 children pres tic.ii meeting in Ontario Saturday.
ent. Prizes were given for the one
Mrs. I. L. Cooper and daughter,
finding the most eggs and Bob have been visiting with Mr. and
Rooks tool of 3 unset Valley and Hu Mrs Dick Butcher of Jamieson.
bert Parker of Cow Hollow tied for
Mr. and Mrs. Les Bogart went to
first. Jean Gibson was second.
the Owyhee dam Sunday.
There were some grown-ups at the
Mrs. Martin Osborn and daugh
egg hunt also. Present were Mr and ters left Sunday morning for G ar
Mrs. Howell, Mrs. Dude
Parker, den Valley, Idaho where she will
Mrs. Raffington. Mrs. Hazen Wixon. visit with friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Parker, Mrs. C
CO W HOLLOW
Albert Lynd was a business vis
Niccum, Mrs. Elmer Cloninger, Mr.
By The Happy Farmer
and Mrs. Earl Heaton and Wayne itor In Caldwell Monday.
Bill and Jane Flegel of Ontario
Limbaugh. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Cates,
Cow Hollow's water troubles are
visited the Andy Boersma family
and Mrs. Paul Ransom of Sunset
winding up fast. We have a driller
Friday evening.
Valely.
drilling wells in the Hollow
now
The Rex Seance family visited
Cow
Hollow
Sunday
school
had
a
and he says he wants to make it
with the Lynn Englesby
family
good
attendance
In
.spite
of
the
wind
possible for every farmer in the
Sunday. Lynn Englesby has -recent
and
sand
blowing.
Hollow to have a well. Goodness
ly moved to Meridian from this
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Parker had community.
knows every farmer wants one.
Dale Limbaugh was the first one lunch with Mr. and Mrs. Russell
Mrs. Jake Groot and Mrs. Chris
he drilled for. It was a fine hole. Howell Sunday.
Van Zelf of Arcadia visited with
All the way down in blue clay about
Miss Genevieve Gardner anived Mr. and Mrs. Gerrit Groot Tuesday.
180 feet to fine water and the clay from California Monday to visit
Mr. and Mrs. Kay Hunter and
formation does not even have to be Mrs. Elza Niccum.
family of Sunset Valley called at
cased. Very fin « for the well but
The Wahine club met with Mrs. the Floyd Thompson home Tues
Dale is not able to buy a pump so Earl Heaton last Thursday with 14 day
he must continue to haul water members present Two new mem
Mrs Henry Gannon. Mr. and
3 miles for his stock and a dandy bers were added to the club. Mrs. Mrs. Clyde Wakefield, and Mr. and
useless well right in his yard.
Frank Parkert and Mrs. Harding. Mrs. Leland Wininger were Sunday
The driller next went to the Art The next meeting wil lbe with Mrs. dinner guests at the
Earl Tarr
Eastman place where he got the Chet Sage on April 20.
home in Nyssa.
same fine water at about the same
Councillor Luther Fife and fam
depth. This time the drilling was
ily relumed from Salt Lake Tues
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all the way through coarse gravel.
day where they attended the an
He had more on less trouble with
Mrs. Harry Hahn and Mrs. Grant I nual conference of the L. D. S.
the gravel caving in on him while | Rinehart of Nyssa called at
and
th e ' church. Mrs. George Jensen
drilling. Now that the well is drilled |
children were also in the party
Dick Groot home Friday.
Art measured it again and became I Pete and Dick Tensen shipped a | Jake Groot spent the week end
alarmed at the way the walls were carload of cattle this week.
visiting Warren Larsen in Twin
caving in and went to Boise to try j Dave Hawkins was in Ontario Falls.
and get some casing.
Wednesday.
The drill is now setting at the
John Kakebecke was in Ontario
Chet Sage place. Again the ground
Saturday.
formation is different. This time it
Gene Sconce broke his arm Mon
is all yellow clay. Chet Is well pleas day when he fell out of his high |
ed with that and says he hopes it chair.
will be yellow clay all the
way
Lola Lee Gaston was in Council
down. He says there is more alkali Sunday.
In blue clay than in yellow, so he
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Gardner
thinks his prospect is good for good
and children and Mural Lewis had I
water.
dinner at the Taylor home Sunday.
The driller has already had two
Mr. and Mrs. Gerrit Stam were
little runs of hrd luck in Chet’s
Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and
well, one time his cable broke and
Mrs. Z. Davidson of Parma. In the |
dopped the slush bucket and a few
afternoon they motored to Lake Lo- i
feet of cable in the well. Next time well.
there was a loose rock hanging in
C. M. Tensen reports that the
the side of the wall of the well. He
range Is very poor this spring.
could see it by reflecting the sun
Mrs. Orville Glenn had dinner
light down into
the well.
He
with the Rock Sheltons Sunday.
knocked the rock loose into the well
Tire Clayton Jensen family visited
and it proved larger than he ex
with the Lawrence Gossy family in j
pected and would not fall to the
Boise Sunday.
bottom of the well so he then had
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lueck and 1
to drive it down before he could
Mrs. Norville Leuck of Nyssa called ,
drill any more. The last we heard
on Mrs. Orvil Glenn Monday.
he was down 250 feet and still no
Francis A. Gardner- went to P o
water.
catello on business Monday.
George Gabriel has been having
Mrs. Frank Graham and Mrs. I
pump engine trouble.
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B. Allen from Nyssa Heights called ;
The water Is in the canal now
at the Dick Groot home Thurs- i
and we are sure anxious to get it
Into the ditches. Tuesday night
there was still no water in the lat
eral that witters most of Cow Hol
low.
Last Thursday Wayne Limbaugh
while coming home from the sy
phon with a load of water and driv
ing a colt, lost control of his team
and they ran off. They ran almost
a mile before he stopped them.
There was no damage done only
Cal., Wednesday.
Bruce Pinkston has rented the
Frank Fredericks farm
Mesdames Osborn. Lane. Nichols
and Wilson attended a meeting for
Sunday school superintendents at
the home of M r Chandler in Cald
well Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Toombs were
Nyssa shoppers Monday.
Mrs. T. T. Elliott visited
Mrs.
Sandy Patterson in Caldwell Sun
day.
i
M r and Mrs. W. E. Findllng, Mr.
and Mrs. Pete Vander Oord and
Fred Koopman visited at the Dick
Stam home Sunday.
Mr:-. Earl Shireman and K ath
ryn of Weiser spent the week er.d
with Mrs. John Lackey.
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Fife, Mr. ar.-t
Mrs. La Vere Fife, George Jensen,
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Fife and Mr. and
Mrs. Jim Huffman were fishing at
the Owyhee dam Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. La Vere Fife a t
tended a mineralogist club meeting
in Ontario Tuesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. N. E. Hatt of Owy
hee and Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Park
er of Adrian had dinner Sunday at
the Robert Toombs home.
Rev. and Mrs. Smidt of Parma
called at the Jake Van Twlsk home
Monday.
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M O NEY W ANTED
$1200 W IL L P A Y 10',' interest, se
cured by first mortgage on 4
room new house. Inquire Journal.
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FOR SALE Wheat and barley. 1
cent per pound. Rees Byram rte.
2 Nyssa.
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FOR SALE Priced right and « M l
terms. 2, 3 room modern houses.
Call Journal.
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FOR
R E NT — 3-rnom furnished
house. Modern. Journal office.
LO ST—Last Thursday Scotch Col
lie dog. Female nursing pups.
Name Lassie. Anyone having know
ledge of here whereabouts notify
Roy Perry Adrian.
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