NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, THURSDAY, JULY 13, 1939
Dan Holly is building a new
MITCHELL BUTTE
I house.
Mr.
Mrs Dun Holly accompanied Mrs
Mr and Mrs Duke RolilUhd and
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Fivecoat and
Prank Miller and children to Boise family, Mildred Fle&hman enjoyed a son spent the Fourth at her lathers
Friday
picnic at Boise Sunday.
home at Oregon Trail.
Mr. and Mis. James McGinnis
Mrs. Howard Hatch and Mrs. i Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Packer and
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Alvon Me- James McGinnis attended Jolly children were dinner guests at the
Ginn is of Newell Heights
are Janes at the King home In Lower home of his sisters Mrs. Louise
Finn of NeweA Heights.
spending this week in the moun- Bend Thursday afternoon.
Leo Chard spent the Fourth at
tains fishing.
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Parker and
Donald and Barbara Hatch spent son were Sunday guests at the Bob Vale
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Holman and
the week end visiting at the Tom Toombs home In Caldwell Sunday
sons of this community, Mr. and
Ferguson home In Apple Valley
Mildred Fleshman of La Grande
Mr. and Mrs Bill Harris moved Is visiting her sister, Mrs Duke Mrs. Marion Chard and children.
Dona Chard. Eldo Thompson and
Sunday Into the Ode
Ashcraft Rohland.
Bob Sleeper of Owyhee enjoyed the
house.
Ellen McConnell was a dinner Fourth at Unity.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Thrasher were
guest Wednesday at the Rohland
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Smith en
business visitors In Nyssa Friday.
tertained with an ice cream lunch
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gibson, Berth- home.
Mrs. Bill Ashcraft and daughters eon for Russell Talbot and family.
al Caverhill, and Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Mitchell and
James McGinnis enjoyed swimming are visiting at Rexburg, Idaho.
Mr. and Mrs L. C. Pounds and Loretta honoring Allen Rosenburgs
at Snlvelys spring Sunday.
The thermometer hit 105 degrees J. D. Duncan of Caldwell were din birthday Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Carl Quackenbush and son
ner guests Friday at the Glen
Sunday.
and Kingman Wall spent
the
Mrs. Berthal Caverhill Is visiting Pounds home.
Fourth at Vale.
her parents at Bend, Ore., this
J. P. Dunaway is able to be up
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week.
and around now.
Mrs. Carl Quackenbush and son
returned to Spokane
Wednesday.
Kingman Wall also returned to
Creston, Idaho. Mrs. Wall will re
main a few days with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Lowe.
Mrs. Houston Dunaway Is recov
ering from injuries she received in
an auto accident.
Glenn McGinnis left Friday for
California.
Mrs. Marie Holman and son Larry
and Mrs. Marion Chard were busi
ness visitors at Ontario and New
Plymouth Friday.
Mrs. Marie Parker and Luella
Smith were callers at the Ewen
Chard home in Oregon Trail Sat
urday.
Aileen Talbot spent the week with
her mother, Mrs. Jennie Talbot in
Nyssa.
The Union Sunday school
was
held at the home of Irva Fivecoat
They had election of officers they
were Mrs. Luella Smith, superin
tendent, Mrs. Marie Packer assist
ant superintended Loretta Mitchell
secretary treasurer. Harold Fivecoat
and Coleen Connaughay son lead
ers. Teachers: Luella Smith, adult
class, Irva Fivecoat, junior girls
Faye McGinnis, junior boys, Marie
Parker, primary class.
Apicnic was planned for the
Sunday school it will be down in the
grove on the Tom Lowe place below
the ditch. Everyone in the commun
ity is invited.
Eleanor and Leona Dutton, Ardls
and oLraine McFate, Beth Mitchell.
Arlene Peterson, Emily Otis, Nadine
and Forestine Wilson and Nadine
Nichols.
The Charles Wilsons have been
entertaining friends from South
Dakota this past week On Sunday
the Wilsons and their visitors took
a picnic dinner to the Big Bend
park.
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APPLE VALLEY
Epworth League young people and
their advisors, Mrs. John Poage and
Mrs. C. P. Leigh left Saturday eve
ning to attend summer conference
at Wallowa lake.
Slyvia Smith of Ten Davis was
an overnight guest of Mrs. J. S.
Stout on Wednesday.
Levi Stephens has purchased a
new binder.
Mr. and Mrs. Nash and family of
Austin and Mr. and Mrs. Marion
Henshaw and family and Mrs. C.
Henshaw also of Austin were recent
visitors at the Reuben Henshaw
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Stephens
went to Donnelly Friday to work.
Mr. and Mrs. Erick Peterson and
son John attended the funeral of
Fred Marshall at Nyssa Sunday.
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LINCOLN
club has planned a box social for
were in Ontario Saturday morning.
the end of this month.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Newbill and
The social is to be held at the
children, Mrs. Mary Nichols. James
home of Winona Henderson. There
and Nadine and Mr. and Mrs. Ern
is to be a program and games play
est Tetwiler joined the Conrad
ed afterward. The club is starting
Martin and Wm. Toombs families
to earn money to send one of their
for a picnic dinner on the Martin
members to Corvallis.
lawn for the Fourth.
Ed and Tilly Bowman have been
Mr. and MS-s Sandy Patterson
spending a few days at the Terhune
and children of Caldwell are spend
home.
ing a few days at the T. T. Elliott
Raymond Pierce spent
Sunday
home.
with Pat Sweaney.
On Sunday morning friends and
Mrs Ridder's 4-H animal club
relatives of Mr. and Mrs. Lee
met at the H. V. Maw home Thurs
Thrasher arrived to help celebrate
day afternoon. All members attend-
the Fourth. They were Mr. and Mrs.
„ , .
e<1 but two Tlif next meeting will
C° e hanV L mUy ° f „ Brl*dam be held at the Daniel Powell home.
City, Utah and Mr. and Mrs. Ray
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Neff and family of Payson. Utah.
Mr and Mrs H V Maw and fam-
ily were dinner guests at the T. C.
Mr and Mrs. Vernon Boren and son Johnson home.
of Boise and Mr. and Mrs. Bruce
Roy Pierce was a callers at the
Pinkston were also dinner guests. |
' O. C. Johnson home Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Neff visited
in Nyssa during their stay.
Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Lane and fam Sunday Visitors—
ily spent the Fourth at the Owyhee
Mr and Mrs. Manford Stroup of
dam.
Boise and Mrs Laura Blakely of
On Friday Mrs Wm. Toombs en Oklahoma spent Sunday at the C.
tertained the following young peo C. Elliott home in Kingman and
ple in honor of her daughter Doro left from Boise on Monday morning
thy's 12th birthday anniversary: for a trip to the coast.
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Miss Charleen Farley and Miss
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fisher and Lorraine Blanton had a narrow
Donald and Mr. and Mrs. Harry escape from drowning near the
Lindquist of Payette were Sunday Malheur Butte while swimming
dinner guests of Mr and
Mirs. Sunday and quick thinking and ac
Henry Meier.
tion of Mrs. Gertie Blanton save the
Barbara Jean Hatch and Donald girls.
Hatch of Adrian visited La Verne
Mr. and Mrs. John Mighel and
and Evelyn Ferguson over the week
daughter of California were Sun
end.
day and Monday guests at the Wes
Mr. and Mrs. Allan Morley and
Blanton home.
daughter returned to their home
Mrs. Blanton gave a dinner Sun
at Bend, Thursday after visiting at
day in their honor.
the J. S. Stout home.
Otis King is in the harvest fields
The sympathy of the neighbor
hood goes out to Mrs. Jed Gooing in Texas.
The Lincoln 4-H cooking club met
whose younger sister, Mrs. Howard
at the home of their leader Mrs.
Dice died the last of the week.
Plans were
Mrs. Burfield and son of the Dal Clark King Monday.
las came to visit at the Hanshaw made to entertain their mothers at
a tea party to be given at the home
home.
Mr. Harry cut grain at the War- j of their leader Friday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Iren Wilson and son
ren Smalley farm Monday.
Mrs. Tom Porterfield returned of Juntura spent several days with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A.
L.
from Boise Sunday.
Joe Sheats of Kansas City is vis Chadwick.
iting at the Leo Wood home.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ruffner also
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Miller of Mrs. George McCarty and son of
Melba called at the F. D Milltr, Weiser were visitors at the Roy Mc-
home Tuesday.
Neal home Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Harry attend
Mrs. Ray Tuttle met her sister,
ed the stock sale in Caldwell Thurs Mrs. Dean Redland of Hastings,
day.
Neb., Monday morning and accom
Ura Robinson was a business vis panied her on to Seattle to visit
itor in Caldwell Thursday.
relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Brant of
Mr. and Mrs. Roy McNeal spent
Washington. Penn., are visiting at
the Fourth with Roy’s parents. Mr.
the Levi Stephens home.
and Mrs. Henry McNeal in Merid
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Brown of
Colorado at employed at the A. A. ian.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Gwilliam and
Steele place.
Members of the school board met Mr. and Mrs. Max Gilchrist all of
Emmett were Sunday guests at the
Monday night.
Mrs. Lawrence Thompson and son Robert Gilchrist home.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Farley visited
spent Monday at the Ura Robin
Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Forest
son home.
Sayers.
Mrs. Ed Du Pre and daughter and
KINGMAN KOLONY
Audrey Norman were Sunday visit
ors at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
At the National Jersey sale held Dale Garrison in Nyssa.
at Far Hill, New Jersey June 9 of
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Marshall
cattle selected and sponsored by the visited at the Clark King home
American Jersey Cattle club among Sunday.
the cows sold were Financial in
Mr. and Mrs. Roy McNeal attend
terest 53rd for $1000. Imported Sally
ed a double charivari for Mr. and
Royalwhite $575 granddaughter and
Mrs. Werner Peutz and Mr. and
daughter of Right Royal bull owned
Mrs. Rex Walters Friday night at
by Bull and Son Canada. Corona
the home of Rex Walters' parents.
tion Christine $430 daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Ed White of Bald
Coronation Lade of La Haule Oxford
win. Iowa, are visiting Mr. and
Crystal Star $475 daughter of Cor
Mrs. George Ward.
onation Oxford King consigned by
. O. Anderson of Chicago
is
David Baird New Jersey. Right
spending his vacation at the Avery
Royal is Grand Sire and Corona
Anderson home.
tion Lad of La Haule is half broth
The Sunday school had an at
ers to dams sire of calf purchased
tendance of 49 Sunday. Election of
by C. B. Beaumont from Minneapo
officers was held.
lis last winter.
E. Brown and family of Missouri
Coronation Lad of LaHaule and
are visiting at the home of Mr. and
a daughter of Coronation Oxford
Mrs. Jack Pettit.
King are grandparents of Beau
Mr. and Mrs. Ledgerwood« and
monts three-year-old bull.
family and Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Mr and Mrs. E. G. Asborn and
Marshall were Sunday visitors at
family and Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Otis
the George Markham home.
and daughter Emily took a picnic
The Lincoln Farmers association
dinner to the Big Bend park and
met Saturday night at the Lincoln
spent the Fourth.
school with a very good attendance.
Dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Russell McKennon the
county
Conrod Martin and Miss Jeanette
agent gave a demonstration on the
Martin Sunday included Mr. and
poisoning of rabbits at the O. E.
Mrs. Paul Parks and son Bobbie
Green ranch.
of Boise. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard
Mrs. Amelia Whitsell of McMin-
Eastman of Nyssa and Mr. and Mrs.
ville is visiting her son and family,
Wm. Toomb and daughters.
Roy Whitsell.
The regular meeting of the King-
man H. E. C. club wras held with
Mrs. Carl Hill of Newell Heights!
RICHLAND
„ Mrs. Wade
_ Nichols and
. . Mr. . and
.
. Mrs. Virgil McGee's 4-H canning
Tumbler
C L A SSIF IE D A D S
fine white rock
friers.
W.
CONTRACT POTATOE plowing,
picking and hauling. Have own
crew. I. J. Callahan. 1 mile N W
C.C.C. camp.
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Browne ranch.
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GIRL 16 YEARS old wants work
caring for children. Also wanted
work for 3 boys 12 to 17 years old.
Box 1017, Nyssa. E. W. Lewis. 13Jlxp
For Sale
Farm Produce
DRESSMAKING, prices reasonable.
TREE RIPENED Apricots. Leave
mens shirts made to measure.
orders at Fred Fishers
second Mrs. Lamb. 1
block north Bud
house north Apple Valley school, Short Service.
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For Sale
MISCELLANEOUS
GRAIN HARVESTING. Will take
contract by the acre. Have good
l ' i TON FORD V8 truck $325.00, up-to-date equipment. Prices rea
large 2 wheel trailer *15.00. Nyssa sonable. Louis Recla on highway Ms
Trader, main highway north at Al miles south of Owyhee bridge. 3J2xp
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GARBAGE HAULING. Also odd
jobs by hour day or week. Prices
reasonable. Call J. G. Coil,
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Thompsons feed store.
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Large clean cotton rags wanted
at the Journal office.
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12th & Main, Boise, Idaho
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Miscellaneous
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BINDING TWINE $4.45. 59 lb. bale.
New quart jars 69c a dozen, com
plete with rubbered lids. Brooms
25c. Nyssa Trader, main highway
north at Alberta ave.
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NYSSA PLUMBING &
HEATING
2nd house north Star Hotel
Dealers for Advance-Hydro
Ejector Pressure Pumbs
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Help Wanted
CUSTOM HAY CHOPPING
AND GRINDING
AVALIABLE AT ONCE nearby
D. G. Bamberry
Rawleight route. Good opportun
Back of Texaco Station
ity for man over 25 with car. Trade
Nyssa.
well established. Route experience
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helpful but not necessary. Sales way
up this year. Write at once. Raw-
leigh’s. Dept. ORG-148-102, Oak- F U R N I T U R E UPHOLSTERING
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teed. Canvas. Dalton Tent and
Awning Co. Payette. Phone 157-J
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CITY PROPERTY
SMALL CABIN on north edge of
town suitable for one or two
bachelors, cellar and shallow well.
Call Journal office.
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HAULING
Phone 72W
Lawrence and Barnett
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TWO ROOM home. Freshly decor
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Special equipment und
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CABIN OF two large rooms. Clean,
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Phone Nyssa 43
ly furnished home. Lawn in. Call
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MODERN NICELY furnished apart-
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CUSTOM BUTCHERING
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Beef for the Hide
Hogs 200 lbs.. $1.50
Cutting 1 cent per lb.
Grinding 1 cent per lb.
Grinding and Seasoning 2 cent per lb.
Powell Service Station
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