TUË NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, THURSDAY, JANUARY 11, 1940
PAGE THREE
on Dec. 27.
these new buggies and let Art tell the M. L. Kurtz home Wednesday small son, Mr. Raymond Marshall at a banquet given by the Nyssa
BUENA VISTA
and Miss Martha Marshall arrived Chamber of Commerce for having j
Kathleen Loe is helping Mrs. Wil
them the sweet story of how easy evening,
it is to make one of these beauties
Rev. and Mrs. Ernest Tetwiler and this past week from Alberta, Can won special awards in the 4-H and
Eris Jamison. Edward Toplllf, bur McGinnis this week
Gerald Hlbbeit's have bought a
their own. And didst know that now son Raymond of Adrian were Sun ada, and are visiting at the home FFA corn projects. Wilbur Stewart Dwight, Dean and Burl Wyckoff.
the Hudson has a model, slick in day dinner guests at the Earl Park of their aunt, Mrs. Susie Johnson, was presented with two silver cups, George and Lloyd Boyles were Chevrolet sedan.
one for having won sweepstakes and among those from this district who
and cousin, Mrs. Dolly McCreary.
The Community Eunday school
performance and easy on the eyes er home.
Last Sunday afternoon Mrs. Clar the other for having won first. The attended the party at the CCC camp will meet with Mr. and Mrs. Edwin
in the lower price bracket. Take
Mrs. Joseph Bingman and chil
Gonnason next Sunday.
a look see at Art's before making dren and Mrs. Loren Goates and ence Elliott visited in the home of other boys were presented with rib on Friday evening.
Mrs. Tom Loe, Dorothy and Har
that final and binding decision on children of Nyssa spent Tuesday Mrs. Maxwell and Mrs. Corrine bons.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Neilson, Elver
the new heap.
Virgil Belisle sold a team of young and Lois were Sunday dinner guests old, have been ill with the flu the
visiting with Mrs. D. L. Anderson. Ward of Roswell.
last week.
Fred Snively had the misfortune mules last week.
Snow and slush. Rain and mud.
Carl and Stanley Hill, Leslie
at the Alva Goodell home.
Tis a merry round of weather we Young, Stanley Macabee, George to lose a team during the holidays.
several irom tnis district attend
Sunday visitors at the Bratton
have been getting. But it all ends Schiemer, Maurice Judd and Ted They ran away and into the river home were Mr. and Mrs. H. E. ed the Wlxon sale In Cow Hollow
up in the same thing. Muddy, mus- Rogers hauled gravel Saturday and with their harness on.
Noah and Mrs. Wilbur Holcomb of on Friday.
sy clothes if one but pokes the pro- put in the road at the railroad
Harvey Holton returned to Cor Nyssa and Walter Hahn.
Irvin Topliff is able to be out of
boscus out the door. But even this crossing and the bad place at the vallis Tuesday after spending the
Mr. and Mrs. Shef White and A. bed again following a recent severe
Things About Nyssa's Shops
ist not such a sad state of affairs Schiemer corner.
holidays with his paernts, Mr. and A. Bratton motored to Ontario on | illness.
Mrs. Maurice Judd entertained 20 Mrs. Ray Holton. While he was at Monday.
---------------------------— ■-------- - -» when here m Nyssa we do have such
Mrs. C. C. Wyckoff and Mrs. Al
a fine cleaning service and now es Girl Scouts at a party Wednesday home his mother entertained at din
Ben Strange got chopped hay of va Goodell attended the first meet
pecially that the three for two spe evening.
ner
for
him.
Guests
were
Dorothy
ing of the Chatterbox club in the
Bert Bratton on Monday.
Ail those who showed so much
cials are on. For at both the Nyssa
Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Overstreet and and Ward Nielson of Ontario and
interest and kindness to the little
Mrs. Gerald Goodfellow enter new year at the home of Mrs. John
Tailor shop where Don and Mildred Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Judd and Miss Gladys Holton of Payette.
family who found itself stranded in
tained the pinochle club with an Bartholoma on Wednesday.
Morgan do a neat job always and children were New Years dinner
Mr. and Mrs. William Toomb were oyster supper Sunday evening.
The H. E. C. of Oregon Trail met
the sagebrush of a strange land at
at the Main's Cleaners on Main near guests in Parma.
hosts New Years day for Mr. and
at the Ed Neilson home on Thurs
Christmas time will be happy to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Harvey
Reynolds,
Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Overstreet
Third where Cliff Main knows all
learn that arrangements have been that it takes to turn out a clean spent several days last week in Boise Mrs. Robert Clark and Jean, Mr. Irene Amidon, Nellie and Dave day. Mrs. C. C. Wyckoff and Mrs.
completed for them to be returned garment from what resembles the with their son and daughter-in-law, and Mrs. Conrad Matrin and Miss Stewart went through the sugar Alva Goodell of this district attend
Jeanette Martin, Clifton Beaumont
ed.
to their own home in Nebraska. worst that the cat drags in.
who brought them home Saturday. and Miss May Beaumont and Obid factory at Nyssa Thursday evening.
Their meagre belongings have been
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Schrum and
Mr. and Mrs. Duwayne Anderson Rea.
And what with the dampness
disposed of and the homeward trek
children returned from Canyon
and family had Sunday dinner at
RIVERVIEW
The members of the ladies pi
will be on the train, as the father seeping into everything a warm fire the Malcolm Crawford home.
City, Oregon, to live in their home
nochle club entertained their hus
is too ill to be out of bed. But the glowing ist a most welcome thing
on
the
Chas.
Overstreet
ranch.
Maurice
Judd,
Jr.,
spent
the
week
Born, a son. named Ray Neeland,
wife paid us a visit again on Sat in any homestead and especially end in Nyssa with Clayton Morgan. bands at a New Years eve party at
W. W. Foster and Raymond Sager j weight 8% lhs., to Mr. and Mrs.
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Conrad
urday to express her thanks for the so when made with that Aberdeen
Martin. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hill hauled a load of alfalfa Wednesday Wilbur McGinnis of Eureka, Ave.,
friendliness the community has coal that the Williams coal com
pany doest traffic in at the old
were guests of the club. Prizes were from the A. A. Bratton ranch.
shown to them.
Jackson Lumber yard. T is clean, FUNERAL SERVICES
Mr. and Mrs. Shef White have
won by Mrs. Hill and Dave Mitchell.
To be cold and hungry, homeless long burning, and with a minimum
HELD FOR MRS. RUST
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Newbill and been ill the past week.
and friendless with the bread win of ash for any John to dispose of.
children and Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Oscar Hickey did some carpenter
ner too ill to work and without
And no better way there ist to
OWYHEE—Burial services for Newbill returned Tuesday evening work for Mrs. Loie Belisle Thurs
hope in a strange countryside was keep these ever-prevalent colds and
Mrs. Mary Rust, who died at her from a weeks visit with friends and day afternoon.
stark tragedy. Then suddenly to flu germs at a proper distance than
home January 1st, were held at the relatives in California.
Donald Bird Is employed at the
15 Miles West of Vale on Highway 54 in Little
find love and charity expressed in to nourish the body properly and
Owyhee school house Friday after
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Mitchell and Darrell Williams home while Mr. I
the form of food, raiment, fuel and Butch says that the best way to do
noon, Jan. 5th. Services were con children and Mr. and Mrs. Ira Ure
and Mrs. Williams are visiting rela
Valley
children’s Christmas joys through so this ist to eat more meat. And at
ducted by Bishop A. L. Anderson of
many channels, surely ’twas proof the Nyssa Packing where Butch the L. D. S. church and burial was and family of Nyssa were guests of tives and friends in Portland. Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Cotton on New and Mrs. Williams left Saturday
indeed of the Infinite loving care doest wield a wicked knife they do in the Owyhee cemetery.
Years day.
and plan to be away a week.
to its creation.
have fine meats at fair prices and
Officers elected in the Owyhee
There are new 136 children en
Miss Sybil Penn was an overnoght
’Tis sale and mark down time in the cheaper cuts are always avail Christian Endeavor Sunday evening
guest of Neva Helt in Ontario on
the Nyssa stores and a fine time able for those with many mouths to were as follows: William Gregg, rolled In the Kolony school.
3 Head of Horses
for the home maker to do a bit of feed and a ever shortening purse president; Don Strickland, vice-
Pollyanna club met at the home Wednesday.
W. H. Davis is building a new
12 Head of Jersey-Holstein Milk Cows
budget stretching.
string. Of a truth these cheaper president; Louise Klingback, secre of Mrs. William Toomb this week.
There were 18 members present. garage.
At the Atkeson clothes mart at cuts oft do carry within them more tary and treasurer.
Mr. and Mrs. Alva Ingraham of
Farm Machinery
Main and Third 'twas a fine time food value and vitamins than the
Faith White of Missouri arrived Bunco was played during the after
this past week for all thrifty shop more tender and more easily cooked Friday to look over the country and noon with Mrs. C. C. Cotton win Ontario and Otis King of Lincoln
1 New Granary, 10x12 feet
pers who took advantage of their ones.
perhaps find a location. He Is a ning high score. The next meeting district were New Years day dinner
marked down prices on winter
But when one is sick and every brother-in-law of Mrs. Earl Strick will be with Mrs. Mary Nichols on guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Ingra
ham.
stocks. And the sale ist not yet step a misery then ’tis sweet to know land and is visiting at their home. January 10th.
David Rees has purchased a trac
ended and those who are a bit be that a reliable drug store with only
Dick McIntosh
arrived
from
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Ashcraft enter
lated in starting canst still get the finest of compounds put up by Prairie City Saturday and is to work tained at a pinochle party on Sat tor.
A. A. Bratton sold 18 hogs on
first class merchandise at but a registered pharmacists is ever ready ior John Bearanoga on the Mendi- urday evening for Mr. and Mrs.
Dave Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Wednesday and Shef White sold a
fraction of the original cost. Many to serve the sick and help keep the zona ranch.
7 Miles West of Vale on Graham Boulevard
of things can be laid away gainst well, well. And such a one is this.
Mr. and Mrs. Rex Walter arrived Cotton and Mr. and Mrs. Conrad cow and some hogs at the Ontario
another season for they will not That Owyhee Drug store next the home Saturday from a visit to Martin. Mrs. Mitchell won high sale.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Derry visited
deteriorate with a few months theatre on Main near Third where friends and relatives in California. score for the ladies and Mr. Cot
Sale Starts
Mr. and Mrs. Swartz of Payette on
packing. Outing flannel pajamas Sid E. Smith doest get the name
Mrs. Ellis Walters and Mrs. Mil ton for the men.
at 12 Noon
Thursday.
and woolen underwear, f ’r instance. of “Boss” .
dred Hite and children were Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Simmons
Mrs.
Tom
Kennedy
visited
Mrs.
With just a bit of precaution ’gainst
Shop , in Nyssa with Journal ad callers at the T. M. Lowe home at were dinner guests in the J. G. Lane
2 Head Good Work Horses
Clarence Rees Friday afternoon.
moths they can be packed away and vertisers and ye wilt not waste thy Mitchell Butte.
home on Friday evening.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
A.
Bratton
spent
be taken out come winter again time and thy gas going farther.
Mrs. Geo. Nein was a Sunday
On Thursday Mr. and Mrs. J. G.
13 Head Jersey and Holstein Milk Cows
the evening visiting Mr. and Mrs.
guest at the Wm. Peutz home.
as good as the day they left the
Lane, Mrs. Lillie Bach, Mrs. Mary
factory. And right now when the
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Bradley were Nichols and James Nichols spent Russell Cochrum in Nyssa.
Farm Machinery
Mrs. Velma Amidon and son Har
mud doest turn all thoughts to MODERN PIONEERS
dinner guests Sunday of Mrs. Frank the day in Emmett visiting with
old visited Mr. and Mrs. John Lein-
rubbers and galoshes and other shoe HOLD MEETING
Cawley in Ontario.
relatives.
8 Tons of Hay
hardt in Nyssa Thursday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Liddle were
savers, sure ’tis a pretty penn or
Mr. and Mrs. Merritt Greeling
Miss Esther Funk, student of the
more that the smart shopper canst
Boise
visitors
Saturday
and
were
in
were guests in the Robert Clark
All Cows of Both Sales Recently T. B. and
NEWELL HEIGHTS—Modern Pi
University of California, is visiting
save on them at this Atkeson Ap- oneer club met Wednesday at the Jordan Valley Thursday.
home on Saturday evening.
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her
aunt,
Mrs.
Arthur
King,
and
parrel shop.
Mrs. Chas. Bradley will be host
Beverly Dre of Nyssa spent the
home of Mrs. R. R. Overstreet with
also visited her aunt and uncle, Mr.
And every week at Barney W il Mrs. Maurice Judd as assisting host ess to the Owyhee community club week-end with Beth Mitchell.
sons their week-end specials on ess. After a business meeting and on the regular date, Thursday, Jan. j Mr. and Mrs. Ray Elliott of Vale and Mrs. Clarence Rees.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Kanady and
foods ist not to be sneezed at. For installation of the new officers 18. There will be an election of of- ' spent Sunday evening in the par
Mrs. A. S. King visited at the Rees
the home maker who must figure games were played and a lunch was ficers.
ental T. T. Elliott home. They have
The Owyhee P. T. A. will be held rented a ranch over near Vale and home Friday.
betwixt and between to make both served.
W. N. Yo«ng,
Col. Bert Anderson,
Ed Ingraham had his hay chopped
at the school house Friday evening, are waiting for a house to be built.
the budget ends meet ’tis the num
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hill and Mr. Jan. 12. A1 Interested in the school
last week. Dale Garrison did the
ber one place for food purchasing.
Auctioneer
Clerk
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Mitchell were
and Mrs. Stanley Hill and son Carl should plan to attend.
work.
Verily the old dollar does seem a
guests
in
the
Duke
Rohland
home
Lee were Sunday dinner guests of
Chas. Culbertson and Geo. Nein in Adrian Friday evening.
bit more elastic when the table
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sipes of Home-
left for Portland with carloads of
needs are purchased at Barney Wil-
Club leaders from the Kolony at
dale.
cattle last Friday.
tending the county club leaders
Dean
Eachus,
Francis
and
Audrey
And at the Nyssa theatre 'tis a
meeting In Ontario Saturday after
fine show they do always have at Gossard ate New Years dinner with
noon were Mrs. Clarence Elliott.
MANY
PARTIES
HELD
bargain prices. As the youngsters Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Harris.
Mrs. Florence Gowey, Pauline Gow-
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Harris were AT KINGMAN KOLONY ey, James Nichols, Mrs. Charles
do know from the Saturday mat
dinner, guests of Mr. and Mrs. Louis
inees.
Wilson, Miss Prouty, Emily Otis
KINGMAN KOLONY—Mrs. Ray and Stella Dunbrasky.
And now that astute and per Eachus of Nyssa New Years eve.
Holton
was
hostess
at
a
one
o’clock
Mr.
and
Mrs.
M.
L.
Kurtz
and
spicacious gentleman. Art Norcott,
T. T. Elliott is serving on jury
with his eye ever on the needs and family were Sunday dinner guests luncheon on Thursday. Guests in duty this week.
cluded
Mesdames
Dave
Mitchell,
desires of the denzins of this com at the Will Gahley home of Ten
Charles Newbill, C. C. Cotton, Dale
munity has connected himself with Davis.
BOYS HONORED AT
the Hudson automobile people, as
Earl Leach came frfom Weiscr Ashcraft, Conrad Martin, William
Toomb and Miss May Beaumont, j C. OF C. BANQUET
their salesman in this territory and Tuesday for a load of hay.
The afternoon was spent playing j
if it’s a new car one has in mind
Charlene Harris entertained some
’twill pay them to have a look at of her little friends at a birthday pinochle at which Mrs. Conrad } VALLEY VIEW—Wilbur and Joe |
Martin and Miss May Beaumont j Stewart. Homer and Donald Brew
party Thursday.
tied fo rhigh scores.
er and Gene Amidon accompanied
Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Prouty of La
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Marshall and J by George Stewart, were honored
Grande brought their daughter Ida-
^ ^
à ÈÈÈÉÈÉ ì
mary back Monday. Bill Kurtz re
turned to La Grande with them and
will enter school there and live with
the Prouty family and Miss Prouty
will make her home with the Kurtz
r— ■
family.
SSES^
Rev. and Mrs. Tetwiler and son
;
’ m
*
Raymond of Adrian and Mrs. Ni
Dr. Francis S. Weir
chols of Kingman Kolony visited at
■sg?~
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