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NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, THURSDAY, JUNE 1, 1939 Ye Snooper’s Column Things About Nyssa’s Shops Up betimes to be at our chore at an early hour. But didst pause to peruse a gay little tome, "The Is lander” which hadst found its way to our desk via a friend. Tis a •'slick” and saucy publication from Honoulul but with many a pithy comment and wise observation in terspersed with its gay and sophis ticated effervescence. And these days of real summers warmth didst remind us of the pleasures of swim ming and surf boarding in the splashing blue waters at Waikiki. ’Tis a cooling and pleasurable pro cess. Aye verily. And were wonder ing if perchance that Ed would trade a good old salt water dunking for a day of next winter skiiing. And also we didst notice a correc tion for a mistake made in a prev ious issue and dist feel a sympathy with the Ed. For these mistakes do come about in every publication. Just why tis hard to say except that the human mind be ever a fickle thing and none of us perfect. But there is little else except death that be so glaring and final and so definite as the written word and a mistake so hard to rectify. But twas gratifying to learn that even in the Paradise of the Pacific man is neither greater nor less than man. Even as he be the world over. But we still feel sorry for that Ed —and the guy that made the error. And on Sunday didst join the family news getter on a trip to the ball game at Weiser and dist arrive a bit late, so that as we rounded the last corner of the field a great clamor of voices of approval didst greet our ears. We knew that the Ump must have called the right turn. That is for some. But there •were vehement “Boo’s” as well and over all came a shrill “Robber” from some already hoarse throated lemme. All afternoon the cheers and the boos went on, first from one side and then another till voices resem bled a bull frog symphony at eve ning and all were too weary to raise more than a faint croak. Tehn when all was over a merry handshake and a happy laugh—the crowd dis persed with nary a drop of blood shed. Twas just a bit of this coun try’s populace letting off their an nual steam and maintaining that mental and emotional equallbrium which so far has carried us past threat of dictator and national dis integration. And in the Portland papers this past week we did read where straw berries were at a premium and that the season would be short while up m Professional Cards JESS R. BAKER OPTOMETRIST Graduate Univ. Cal. College of Optometry Office Hours 9-5 and by Appointment Telephone 244-J, 67 S. 2nd St. Ontario, Oregon CARL H. COAD ATTORNEY-AT-LAW PHONE 31 Nyssa, Oregon L. A. Maulding, M.D. Physician and Surgeon Phone 37 Hours: 10 to 12 and I to 5 Daily- Except Sunday Fry Building DR. E. D. NORCOTT DENTIST Office Phone 35F2 X-RAY EXAMINATIONS NYSSA OREGON TOWNSEND CLUB MEETINGS Meetings of the Townsend Club are held 1st and 3rd Thursday in the Eagles Hall. The Public Is Invited D. R. DeOross__ 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. Otis Bullard shellea corn for W. daughter Eunice of Vale spent the here we have an abundance with court, on Saturday was a riot of VALLEY VIEW COW HOLLOW E. Brown Tuesday. week end with relatives in Owyhee little market and do believe that If brightness, the shining red of the By The Happy Farmer Mrs. Martha Kllngback and Mr and Mrs. Dad Armstrong vis Marjorie Merrick spent Saturday some enterprising group of growers strawberries, twixt the cool green wouldst combine and send a con of cucumbers and green peas, let Winter is over again and we have children were guests of the De- ited Mr and Mrs Wylie Frakes and and Sunday in Nyssa visiting. tact man to the wholesale buyers, tuce, asparagus, potatoes, the gold fine weather now and with the Bords In Payette Thursday. the Starm family of Cairo Tuesday. Gerald Goodfellow and children, this crop couldst still be disposed of en glow of the stacks of oranges and breaking up comes sickness as so Little Betty Culbertson is spend Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Holcomb Verginl Belisle and Mr. and Mrs. ing the week with her aunt Mrs. family of Nyssa and Burl Wyckoff Dick Davis and children motored to at a profit. For this is the first year the yellow of the grape fruit and many times happen. there has been raised enough In lemons. Twould have been a neat George Gabriel has been in bed Arnold Slippy. were dinner guests of the Bratton Weiser Thursday his area to require outside market setting for a («Inter of still life. for several days with a terrible pain Margaret Klingback was a dinner family Sunday. ing and the canneries probably are And now we read In this book in his eye. The doctor was out to guest of the Misses Betty and Clara Lee Taylor is working at the Hans RIVERVIEW not aware of this new surplus. Sunday. "Islander" that the Hawaians have him Saturday and then Russell Skinner Arleta Culbertson was rushed to Oft Ed ranch. Perhaps tis the continual scare of perfected a method of fumigating see Ingraham is fattening 60 hogs Howell took him to see the doctor Earl Blackburn and Edwin Oon- the Ontario hospital Friday eve war in European style centers that the papaya for commercial trans Sunday. nason were business visitors In On have driven women to cheer up portation so now ere long we can The Cow Hollow Sunday school ning for an emergency operation for A. market. A. Bratton and family went to tario Monday their deflated spirts with bright expect to find these exotic and had to be tempoorarily discontinued for appendicitis. Latest reports are the Christie Wyckoff home in Beuna Due to the morning. illness of Tommie coror, gay stripes and brilliant toothsome fruits on the home on account of measles. There is that she is doing well. to see Mrs Alice Bratton of Clowers the Rlverview Word has been received by Mrs. Vista Community flower hues in the seasons newest counters. measles In the Bill Parker and Clar Colorado. Lynn Kygar that Mr. and Mrs. Earl Virgil Belisle is building a hay Sunday school met with Mr. and Mrs. garments. When we have been In other lands ence Niccum families. two sons who were Wilbur McGinnis.. The next meet But what ever be the cause at and lonesome for the home shores Mr. Reffett woh lives just over Patterson and this week from Emmett to Loomis, derrick ing is to be at the Clowers home. Mrs. Atkinson dry goods and dress we have eaten them and were re the hill In Sunset Valley came from transferred Neb., in work for the Terteling Oscar Bratton sold two of his Don Hibbert who visited last week shop at Main and Third are some minded of the melons we did eat at Parkdale near Hoed River and over company, hogs Saturday. new numbers as beauteous and home and when we have returned there he raised lots of strawberries. fine shape. made the trip through in George Turner did some drilling with the Gerald Hiobert family has bright as the night lights at the we didst eat of the melon and long A year ago last fall he was telling Miss Kathleen Clowers and Floyd for H. L. Brooks the first of the left to continue his trip through western states. San Francisco fair. One we saw. A ed to wander again in the lands us, “I don’t see why we can’t raise Hirst of Rlverview called at the week. The measles have made their im gypsy striped georgette in simple where papaya is a breakfast fruit. good strawberries here too,” He had Klingback home Sunday. Bob Roy Richmonds is ill with pression upon the Rlverview dis lines and full skirt. Twould add But they are not a melon, rather not been here long but this country The Owyhee P. T. A. will meet at the mumps. trict. The Oonnason, Hibbert and grace to the young thing and take they grow on a tree like plant and looked good to him. the home of Mrs. Martha Kling Mira Noah. Wilma and Ahthur Blackburn families are the victims. off years on a fortyish. Something have an undescribable and unfor- Last spring he set out about a back on Friday, June 9 at 2 o’clock Brown attended a shower honoring Mrs. Minnie Blackburn and Alice else that smart lady 1st showing be getable flavor all their own. And third of an acre with plants that he All members to be Mildred Sill and Rose Christiansen visited at the Earl Blackburn home those all over lace undies. So cool now that they have begun to send brough from Parkdale. We hear present to meet are the requested Butte at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mar last week. and easy to wash and just as easy them to the coast ‘twill be but a that he is selling hundreds of gal pre-school group who Mitchell are also asked cus Farley in Ontario Thursday. Frank Johnson, Ann Marie John on the family poke. And another short time ’till they will reach us lons of great big fine strawberries to come. thing one can shop in that air con here. now and the season just started. George Evans was a dinner guest Mr. and Mrs. Chester Elliot and son and Helen Hathaway returned ditioned and day lighted store for And sure and among the first to Sunday he was over and we asks, of his brother Howard from Weiser daughter moved to the John Day Tuesday from Rogue River. country Wednesday. the whole family and thereby re have them wilt be that man Cash "how is your strawberries doing in duce the possibility of sunstroke on at his market at Second and Main. comparison to where you came Sunday. womens pinochle club met at Down From Baker— Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Bradley re the The home our city streets. And if there be a For he be an alert buyer with a well from?” He answers “say If we could turned Dewey Ray was down from Baker from a two weeks trip Thursday. Mrs. Jack Downs over bride among us, twill pay her to practiced eye out for all that wilt raise strawberries at Parkdale like through home the week end. California and a visit to take a special look at Mrs. Atkln- give his customers good food and at we can here we could make a for the fair Friday. They brought Mrs. Martin Taylor is 111 with the mea sons trouseau sets and bridal veils. eatable prices. And right now there tune at It.” We says "wl)y can’t we Bradley’s sister. Mrs. Frank Craw sles. And this past week we didst speak be on his counters all the makln’s make it on them here then?" He ley, of Portland home with them The Doman children have nearly The Latest Song Hits recovered. with Art Cooke on this dog licens for a grand summer salad. Or per sayes “no market, there we have for and Phonograph a visit. cannery and cold packing plants for ing business and didst pay our tithe chance thy families taste in salads Mr. and Mrs. Harold Sevey mo Records for the family pooches. At first do run to the fruit variety then it them." tored to Caldwell Monday. thought is doest seem a travesty to is at Mr. Cash’s grocery mart that Well we think we will have a LINCOLN HEIGHTS Mrs. Harry Billups who taught Band and Orchestra Instru make the one who gives a lonely ye wilt find the makings whole or patch of them next year anyway, school here four years ago is moth ments, Guitars, Home Appli we know some kiddies down town There were 29 present at Sunday- er a baby girl born Monday, May 22. animal a home and loving care pay diced in cans. ances, Office Supplies a tax besides but the monies raised And at the Boise Payette we all and out here in the country too that school at the Lincoln school house. David Rees ground grain for Alva do g6 to care for those poor things do know that they traffic always in can pack away lot of strawberries if The Boulevard grangers played Amidon Friday. GIPSON-SHANE who have not a human to call mas fine lumber and building materials given an opportunity. baseball Sunday with White Settle The Misses Beulah and Opal APPL. & MUSIC CO. On account of not having any ter, but run at large half starved and now they have perfected an ment on the Japanese diamond, the Brock of Ontario visited Miss Sibyl Ontario and buffeted about in ever increas easy payment plan for the small stock water last winter Chet Sage score was 18 to 17 in favor of the Penn a few days last week. Sibyl ing numbers. As yet there be not home builder so if thou and thy put his milk cows out for the winter grangers. accompanied them home and visit funds enough to provide a pound John do be among the new home and owing to the absence of pasture The Lincoln P. T. A. are holding ed two days. and the moderen way of ending this planners be sure to see Dwight he has just got them home. a picnic Sunday, June 4 near the existence for them, but they do pro Smith at the Boise Payette ere you Another idea exploded. We have Malheur Butte. LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT heard neighbors say “cows won’t Lincoln played baseball Sunday vide enough that they may be tak make the final decision. bloat on sweet clover pasture. Last en up and disposed of painlessly. A Shop in Nyssa with Journal Ad with the Japanese on the Lincoln straight shot through the back of vertisers and ye wilt not waste thy week Mrs. Gabriel was tell us, “We diamond. The score was 11 to 4 ill Ordinance No. 2 5 6 had a cow that kept coming in favor of the Japanese. the head and it is over and the poor time and thy gas going farther. bloated off the the sweet clover Ruth Wallace is visiting her par animal never knows it and his mis pasture every evening. Finally one ents, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Wallace. Amended erable existence is ended. evening she was bloated very bad We did for over a week watch a NYSSA HEIGHTS and we had to work with her till poor animal abandoned by its owner AN ORDINANCE PROHIBITING THE PARK lie upon the cold ashes of the old Ila Vdeen Botner was guest of almost midnight. SUNSET VALLEY ING OF LOADS OF BEET PULP AND OTH Jim Trummell received a tele camp fire waiting for his masters honor at a birthday party given by ER OBJECTIONABLE COMM O D I T I E S return. And in pity didst try to ap her parent Monday night. Guests gram last week telling him of the Buena Vista played a return base WITHIN THE CITY LIMITS AND PROVID proach with a bone and a kind included Martha and Willard Smith death of his father in Texas. ball game with Sunset Valley, win word, but the beast was afraid and Norma and Marion Suitor, Vivian Last week Russell Howell and his ning with a score of 13 to 10. ING A PENALTY FOR THE VIOLATION would scamper away before we got and Delbert Malloy, Barbara, Mar “Angles" went over the hill to Roy A second game was started, a OF THIS ORDINANCE. near. The owner never returned and tha and Bob Brown, Jim and June Rookstools for a load of hay. Cross father and son game. Another game the little fellow is gone now where Gahan, Leona Lunger, Ferris Ford ing a bad ditch the doubletrees will be played next Sunday. THE PEOPLE OF NYSSA ORDAIN: never again can be be abandoned and Clarence Hight. A weiner roast came loose leaving the load of hay Mrs. E. E. Cloninger and Mildred in the ditch. Terra sold popples in Vale Satur midst strangers. Section 1. No person, firm or corporation owning, driving or in and games were enjoyed. charge of any wagon, truck or vehicle loaded with beet pulp, But one 1st never among strang Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Quigley, Mr. Roy says “well we will have to day. manure, carcasses of dead animals or other commodities possessing ers when they trade at Barney Wil and Mrs. L. J. Quigley were Sunday unload it. I don’t believe even with Verbal Wolfe is home from teach an offensive odor shall park or cause or permit the same to be sons food store. Tis a cheery place dinner guests at the F. J. Cahill my team too that they can pull it ing in Elwood, Neb. out.” Russell says, “you don’t know Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Cloninger mo parked and remain standing on any public street or alley or upon and the boys working there a cheer home. any vacant lot within the City limits. ful smiling lot. But sure and they Mr. and Mrs. Jake Hergert of my ‘Angles.’ ” He repaired the tored to the dam to fish Sunday. should be. For tis a fine lot of Nampa spent Sunday with Mr. and doubletrees and spoke to them and Mr. and Mrs. Glen Johns and Section 2. Any person, firm or corporation violating the pro they layed right into their collars family of Weiser and Mr and Mrs. edibles that Barney keeps stocked Mrs. E. R. Anderson. visions of this Ordinance shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor until the wheels came out. One Archie Brown and family of New on his shelves. All manner of can Miss Norma Suiter was an over and upon conviction thereof, be fined a sum not exceeding Twenty- ned goods from food for Fido to night guest Tuesday of Miss Doro mule got a little excited and in a Plymouth were Sunday guests at five and 00 100 (125.00) Dollars, besides the cost of prosecution. hurry and Russell jerked him a the John Vanderpool home. happy birthday for 'Johnny’s birth thy Hamilton in Big Bend. Section 3. WHEREAS, the public health, peace and safety de day cake. And right now when all Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Mussolini left little to ease him up and the back Mr and Mrs. John Vanderpool mands the immediate passage of this Ordinance, an emergency thoughts have turned to keeping Sunday morning for a weeks busi wheels hit the ditch at the same and family were in Ontario and is hereby declared to exist, and this Ordinance shall be effective Arcadia Monday. cool Barney hast a fine lot of can ness and pleasure trip to Portland. time and stopped them again. from and after Its passage by the Common Council, approval by ned juices and cooling beverages so Mr. and Mrs. Rees Byram were in Russell says “lots of teams will Mrs. Charles Schweizer and Mrs. the Mayor and posting as required by the Charter. make one hard pull but it takes my H. E. Householder were in Caldwell, that one may have a change and Ontario on business Saturday. not grow weary of the same thing. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Keyser and "Angles” to make the third hard Thursday. Date of Publication June 1, 1939. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Black were And what with new clothes being famil» were Sunday dinner guests pull in one place.” M F. SOLOMON, Recorder. Sam Cates got stuck in the mud dinner guests at the John Reffett the question of the day comes the of Mr. and Mrs. John Stafford. ever present question of what to Mr. and Mrs. Ed Kesler of Utan, with a load of hay in Dale Lim- home Sunday. wear upon the nether ends of ones visited the past week at the home baugh's field. The wagon and team Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schweizer too. were down Into the mud a- were in Vale and Ontario Monday. pedal extremities. And now that of their son, V. L. Kesler. Frank Tosch and John Reffett man Abbott has a three hour dye Mr. and Mrs. James Hilton of plenty. ing service where in one may have Kimberly were overnight visitors Sam has a pulling team to be returned from Unity last week with YOU COULDN'T BRISE poles. their swede or cloth shoes dyed to Friday at the R. C. Smith home. proud of too. Mrs. Beatrice Niccum found a Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Query and match the gown. Allen White of Nyssa spent Sat little partridge hen with a bunch of Robert Ditty and Naomi Lorensen Now speaking of bright and last urday with Mont Corbett. US TO L E A V E motored to Nampa Thursday eve ing colors, tis just that kind that Mr. and Mrs. Roger Tucker enter little ones. ning. now go into the properly decorated tained at a pinocle party followed Mrs. Hallock of Nyssa was an all modern home. Both for exterior and by a waffle bake Friday night. day guest at the Henry Hintz home HOME T H I S OWYHEE interior decoration and those Pitts Guests were Mr. and Mrs. James burg paints that John Ostrom at Malloy, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gahan A few farmers have started hay Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Wilson and S U M M E R ! Nyssa lunmber yard doest traffic in and Mr. and Mrs. V. L. Kesler. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Kendall and are rivals to the northern lights when Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Webster and ing in Owyhee. it comes to brilliancy and perfec children were at the dam Sunday. Mrs. Howard Evans and small family motored to Mill Creek, above tion of color tone. And now John Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Keyser, Mr. daughter returned to her home Cambridge and enjoyed a picnic from the Ontario hospital Wednes lunch. hast hung a gay neon sign to tell and Mrs. Choat. Mr. and Mrs. Dan day. the world that he be painting the Corbett, Mont and Jimmie attended Mr. and Mrs. Claude Skinner and Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Newgen mo town with Pittsburg paints. the show at the L. D. S. church son Bobby returned from a trip to tored to Wilder and brought Bob home. And out at the Nyssa Trader stall Thursday evening. Mabel Henshaw of Apple Valley on the highway at Alberta we do Mrs. Richard Wolf picked Mrs. Colorado. ELECTRIC COOKERY ever find a new and changing mer Dan Corbett’s strawberries Monday Mrs. Gladys Culbertson and Is staying at the Newgen home. chandise so quickly ist the old sold Mr. and Mrs. James Malloy were That's the way the thousands feel who and the new moved in. For that callers at the Virgil McOee home now enjoy modern Electric Cookery. man Goerrel ist ever on the jump, in Richland Friday. You, too, can have a cool kitchen, taking a load from here to there Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Musollni, John delicious, nourishing meals every time, and back again. And at bargain Scott and Mr. and Mrs. John Bar- and more spare time for summer plea prices is everything sold. Fine wares tholoma and family spent Thursday sures, when you install a 1939 Electric and brought especially for the needs evening at the Silas Hoffman home Range. Discover automatic oven cook of the dwellers on these new lands. in Buena Vista. We, the members of the Veterans of Foreign ery, that allows you to leave the house And tis cotton week and well may Ree Byram and sons were In Wars and Auxiliary wish to take this opportun while your meal is cooking1 It be with old Sol getting much too Nampa Monday. ity to thank the people of Vale, Ontario, Hunt close for comfort, so that we who Mrs. Glen Suiter visited Mrs. had thought to make the old thing Thropes' iris garden In Payette ington and Nyssa communites for the wonderful do a bit longer must haste to get Thursday. AUTOMATIC ELECTRIC WATER HEATING eo-operation shown by the purchase of the into something thinner and cooler. Mr and Mrs. Will Hendricks of Buddy Poppies, which are made by the hands For a thrill at the end of a hard day— And all the bright colors of spring Twin Falls, Arthur Ervest and G. A. a grand, warm, refreshing shower or have been fashioned into those cot Rods of Parma were callers at the of disabled Veterans. ton yardages at the Golden Rule J. B Quigley home Sunday eve bath. But it's not much fun if you have Each poppy was the result of some war in- store. Fine ginghams and percales ning. to wait for water to heat— or run down that stand this desert sun and sum Mrs. Pete Roth of Nyssa assisted stairs to light an old-fashioned heater. ha.- onh valid who has only his hands and in many cases mer through yet are as cool to wear Mrs. E. R. Anderson with house Truly, there's no place in summer, like only one hand left to shape these flowers that as the sheerest weaves. Ant tis a cleaning last week. a home with an Automatic Electric represent the poppies that grew wild in Flanders gay lot of wash dresses that Buck Ilia Botner spent Friday with W ater Heater with its guarantee of a Leona Lunger. doest have on hand as well. Field where many of our Buddies lie with their constant, generous supply of hot water. And speaking of summer and its Mr. and Mrs. Dan Corbett and faces to the sun and stars. added needs. Hast taken a look at son and Mrs. Carl Sebum and chil that old garbage can lately. To be dren and Mrs. Jamie Bayer drove to Your purchase of these little splashes of red sure that It be fly proof and smell Emmett Sunday. and green makes the road more easily to travel tight. After a winters use there art Bud Smith was a visitor at the E. for many little orphan children of the Veterans many which need replacing and R. Anderson home Sunday. It’s easy to have a modern Electric now ist the time to make the pur Mr. and Mrs. Dan Davis and chil Range and Water Heater with our low and helps purchase other little things that goes down payments and convenient terms. chase. While George Henneman at dren and Glen Wright of Homedale to help keep them believing in their fellow men. And it costs only a few pennies a day the Gamble store 1st celebrating visited at the Leon Wright home to operate BOTH, with your Step-Down Pounders week with a real sale of Sunday. Electric Rate! investigate today! all goods And other things too one V. F. W . Post No. 3 5 0 5 wilt find there to lessen and short Bminewi Visitor- en the task of housekeeping in the Henry Otanl of Apple Valley was a business visitors in Nyssa and hot weeks ahead. I D G U A cP H O VPOWER and Auxiliary And speaking of color, that out called at the Journal office on u u ii/ Do«» Se MUCH-Cost» ko LITT L I! door fruit mart at the Fox Auto Monday. and leave A u to m a tic NOTICE OF APPRECIATION and
