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l ’AGE FIVE THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1940 from the hospital Thursday. He hac Mary and Martha society met at suffered from an infected toe. the home of Mrs. J. G. Lane on Trees are being felled on the Roy Thursday. Mrs. John Aucker led the Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lansing of devotionals and Mrs. Francis Defter Emmett and Mrs. Joe Gardner of McNeal premises. gave the book report. The next Boise are house guests of Mrs. L. meeting will be with Mrs. Earl Each us. OLD M ILITARY ROAD Parker. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Brewer and TO BE REPAIRED Mrs. J. G. Lane underwent a daughters were shopping in Cald minor operation In Ontario on Tues weU Tuesday. JORDDAN VALLEY—Reconstruc E. E. Parker returned home Tues tion of the old military road from day. Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Martin were day from Caldwell sanitarium where Jordan Valley to DeLamar has been shopping in CaldweU Friday. he was a patient. started by Co. 3690. Mrs. Walter Bishop attended the Jimmie Wilson took quite U1 Sat Clarence Anderson and Don Arena Valley Aid society meeting at Crosby were Sunday evening callers, urday. It was necessary to call Dr. the home of Mrs. Claude WUson on at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Pud Maulding. Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Elliott were Long. Mrs. M. Brodney of Adrian is vis Mr. and Mrs. Pasco Aratola and hosts at dinner on Saturday eve iting in the Wm. Stradley home. family have moved into the Duncan ning for the following guests: Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Dyre Roberts and and Mrs. Walter McPartland and son were business visitors in Cald house. The mail from the Cliffs to Bill Mrs. Mildred Hite, Donald and Mar well and Nampa Thursday. Mrs. B. jorie. G. Roberts accompanied them to Meherst just outside of Jordan Val Miss Gladys Holton spent the ley) is now being taken through by CaldweU for a visit with Mrs. R. D. week-end with her parents, Mr. and team on account of the mud. Helm. A new truck has been transferred Mrs. Ray Holton. E. H. Brumbach and Joe transact from LaGrande to here for use by -Mrs. Charles Wilson entertained ed business in Nampa Friday. Guy Wise in road maintenance. pupils of the eighth grade and Mr. Mr. and Mrs. B. G. Roberts and Jean Loveland has sold her ranch and Mrs. Walter McPartland Sun Mr. and Mrs. Dyre Roberts attend ed Grange at Kingman Monday to the Mehers brothers. She is mov day afternoon in honor of her son Jewell’s 15th birthday. After an aft evening where 28 new members were ing to Snake River valley. Mrs. Guy Wise and children were ernoon of games, Mrs. Wilson serv initiated into the organization. ed refreshments. Mr. and Mrs. N. S. Phelan and Cow Creek visitors Saturday. Marion Eiguren visited her home Mr. and Mrs. Wade Nichols were Miss June Clark were Nyssa visitors in Arock last week-end. guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Wal Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. George Parks have lace on Sunday. Clint Alien of RosweU transacted returned to Jordan Valley. They business in the Bend Monday. Mr. and Mrs. N. S. Phelan spent spent a week with Mr. Parks’ broth VALLEY VIEW Monday in CaldweU attending the er in Danner. Billy Helm, who has been out of meeting of the Co-Op Dairymen’s town since before Christmas, re Mrs. H. L. Brooks is taking care association. Mrs. Dyre Roberts left Wednes turned to Jordan Valley Tuesday. of her daughter Violet, who has the He has been buying for his store. measles. She is In Ontario and was day for Pendleton to attend the 3- Among those who went to the working there when she became HI. day school for Grange lecturers. Mrs. Major, Mrs. A. A. Bratton Mrs. Roberts Is lecturer for Big Grange dance at Cow Creek were Marie Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. Wil and Mrs. Wendell Richmond went Bend Grange. Mrs. Joe Gardner was a dinner son, Mr. and Mrs. Whitson and Mrs. to the home economics meeting in Lincoln district Tuesday at the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse John Joyce Palmer. The Jordan Valley Mustangs won home of Mrs. Clement. ston Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Hazen of Mackey, The little daughter of Mr. and over Greenleaf Academy last Fri Mrs. Martin Hobbs has been very U1 day at the Academy. The largest Idaho, were visiting the Henry number of people ever to attend an Deerys the first of the week. They with a severe cold. are enroute to California. Mr. Sillonis was confined to his out-of-town game attended. Earl Stultz is ill with the flu. Mrs. H. E. Noah entertained the bed the past week with an attack Mrs. Chestnut is recovering from A. A. Bratton family and Walter of flu. Hahn Friday evening. The occasion Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Eskew mov an attack of the flu. Several new members of company was Mrs. Noah’s and Oscar Brat ed their household goods to their new home at Ridgeview near Home- 3690 have been given their ratings. ton’s birthday anniversaries. Mira They are Leonard Wagner, Art picked two pansy blossoms out of dale. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lansing and Townsend, Albert Hartman, Frank thel rgarden for her mother's birth Fred day. Mrs. L. Eachus were dinner guests Glowackl, Thomas Slater, Mr. and Mrs. A. Hawkins of Lin of Roy Moore and Ralph Saturday. Thara, Russell Watkins and Edward coln district were guests at the home Friends of Mrs. Charles Witley Wrotny. Mrs. R. S. Bennett, wife of the of Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Rees Thurs enjoyed reading her poem that ap peared in Bess Foster Smith’s col district grazer has received a cita day. Mrs. Martha Amldon, Mr. and umn in the Capital News. Mrs. Wit- tion from the head grazing office in Washington, D. C. for her fine work Mrs. Alva Amidon and chUdren and ly had several poems published. Herman Timm returned to his in the educational program of Com Tom Amidon and son Gene visited home in Fruitland after a weeks pany 3690. "Range Rider" the na the John Stoneman family in Star. tionally distributed publication of Sunday. visit in the Will Sweet home. Henry Davis purchased a pure Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Roberts and the D. G. service in Washington, children of RosweU were calling on said of Mrs. Bennett: “As the lady bred milking shorthorn cow Thurs of the week we select Mrs. S. R. day. He also recently purchased two Bend friends Sunday. Bennett, wife of the district grazer, purebred shorthorn bulls. Oregon District No. 4, who twice Mrs. Harvey Reynolds, Mrs. Geo. weekly is conducting classes in Stewart, Mrs. Knox Alexander, Vir FARMERS MEET A T English at G.89, Jordan Valley, Ore ginia and Jerry and Mrs. Themis, LINCOLN HEIGHTS gon.” Mrs. Bennett has received no Penn and Billie were callers at the compensation for this work. Will Rees home this week. LINCOLN HEIGHTS—The farm Mrs. Pud Long is quite ill with George Stewart purchased a trac ers association held its monthly sinus trouble. tor on Friday. meeting Saturday evening at the Major Allen, commander of Boise Mrs. Alva Amidon is having den school house. At this meeting the district CCC and Major Phillips in tal work done. quilt which the Ladies club made spected Camp 3690 Friday. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Leffler visited the past year was given away. J. S. Chaplain McRae visited company Mr .and Mrs. S. J. Curtis of Cald Willis of Ontario was the winner. A 3690 last week. well Sunday. second prize was given to Mrs. Lura A new bake shop has been install Mrs. Will Brown has been U1 the Mitchell of Kuna, who received a set ed in the CCC camp. past few weeks, but Is improving. of pictures and third prize went to Pud Long has started a new class Mr. and Mrs. Earl Cochrum of Mrs. Mary Winslow. She received a in wild life. It has the largest en Mackey, Idaho are visiting the Rus fountain pen. At the close of the rollment of any class in camp. sell Cochrum family this week. evening pie and coffee were served. Burl Wyckoff of Buena Vista vis W. H. Breshears of Notus caUed ited his cousin. Oscar Bratton Sun at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lyle POLLYANNAS MEET day. Anderson Friday. Mr, Breshears is W IT H MRS. NEWBILL Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Kendall of In a brother of Mrs. Anderson. dian Valley were overnight guests of KINGMAN KOLONY—Pollyanna Glenn Ward accompanied the On tario basketball team to Burns Fri club held their regular meeting at day night. ..'¿I the home of Mrs. Frank Newbill Mrs. Walter MarshaU, who has this week. Mrs. Charles NewbiU had been seriously ill, is much improved. charge of the entertainment for the She returned to her home Saturday afternoon. At the close the hostess served refreshments. from an Ontario nursing home. The Kingman Card club was en Mrs. J. W. Braswell, Mrs. Avery Anderson, Mrs. Ivan Findley and tertained at a one o’clock luncheon Mrs. Orla Bishop visited at the Lee at the home of Mrs. C. C. Cotton on At Your SHOES Thursday. Mrs. Robert Clark and Smith home Friday. Others Do! Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Braswell of Mrs. Dale Ashcraft received prizes. and for Mr. and Mrs. Wade Nichols were Nampa are spending a lew days at guests of Mrs. Mary Nichols and the Avery Anderson home. Expert Repairing John Pennington made a business family on Friday evening. They Bring Them To trip to Detroit Friday. He will drive were all helping James Nichols cele brate his birthday. home a new truck on his return. Raymond Chandler of CaldweU About 25 members oi the Live Wire club went to Payette for a has been visiting In the Kolony this roller skating party Tuesday eve week. On Wednesday he called in ning. Miss Ellen Bybee, who spent the J. G. Lane home. Jim Mussolini of Nyssa and C. D. that night with Ruth Branom ac SHOE SHOP Vertrees of Apple Valley purchased companied them. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Johnson, Mr. and purebred Jersey bull calves from Next to Nyssa Cafe Mrs. Orla Bishop and famUy and Beaumont and Toomb this week. Vern Smith were Nyssa shoppers Saturday. Miss Ruth Branom attended an all girls party in Ontario Friday evening. This party was sponsored by the O. A. A. Ruth received her 5 Miles East, 1 Mile North of Vale by Holaday second year letter that evening. Bridge Therman Johnson has been trap ping coyotes. Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Anderson vis ited Mrs. Anderson’s father, J. H. Sale Starts at 12 Noon Breshears at Eagle. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Whitlock left 2 GOOD W O R K HORSES last week for Juntura where Mr. 3 MARES BRED TO JACKS Whitlock expects to get work on the railroad. 1 GUERNSEY COW, 4 years old Mr. and Mrs. Grammon of Nyssa 15 Head W H ITE FACE STEERS & HEIFERS visited his parents In the Lincoln Heights district Sunday. 1 W H ITE FACE BULL Lincoln Sunday school presen o f ficers will hold their office until ------ GOOD LINE OF FARM MACHINERY------ June. Because of the inclement weather the election had to be HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS FOR 5 ROOMS postponed. Sunday school and church will be held In the afternoon 1 JACK, Mammoth, weight 1100 IBs., 14*/2 Feb. 18 instead of In the morning hands high. Licensed in Idaho and Oregon. as Is the usual custom. Swcepitakes winner at Boise Fair. Sure breeder, Mrs. Nielson of the Lincoln dis trict had a goitre removed last week. Missouri Jack. Public invited to see him before She is much improved. sale.______________________________________________ C. W. King and son Otis helped Paul Stevens move to his home In the Valley View district last week Miss Nita Taylor and friend of Boise were dinner guests at the Roy Col. Bert Anderson, Boyd McMurchie, McNeal home Sunday. Auctioneer Clerk O rand pa Winslow returned home BIG BEND CLASSIFIED ADS Rates lc per worcUper Issue. Minimum charge 25c. CASH IN ADVANCE For Sale Farm Produce - BRAKE WORK—Let US put y o u r car or truck brakes in first class condition. Special equipment und BED POTATOES, Nebraska and trained men at your service. Pruyn Utah dry land certified and non- Auto Repair. Phone 56W. rtified stock. W. E. Wilcox, Fruit- land, Idaho. 8F2xp GARBAGE HAULING. Also odd jobs by hour day or week. Prices — For Sale reasonable. Call J. G. Coll, A1 Thompsons feed store. 20Atfc MISCELLANEOUS . r SOTE FOR treating hen ouses and posts. Nyssa Plumbing and Heating Co., 451 North First St. 190tfc CITY ; For Rent PROPERTY FOR RENT—Business location. Al- so 5 acres good garden land. In quire at Naomi Gardens fruit and V e g e t a b le stand, 4 Vi miles north of Ontario on highway 30. Phone On tario 344-R1. 25Jtfc TWO ROOM cabin near R. R. v bridge. Room for garden, chickens and cow. Adults only. Call Journal. lFtfc TWO ROOM cabin, across from ® power plant. Also two rooms suit able for house keeping. Adults only. Call Journal. lFtfc NY&SA PLUMBING & HEATING 2nd house north Star Hotel Dealers for Advance-Hydro Ejector Pressure Pumps 13Jtfc CITY TRANSFER TRANSFERRING and TRUCKING Phone 15 and Phone 28 C. KL1NKENBERG Local and Long Distance HAULING Phone 72W Lawrence and Barnett 4Mtfc Wanted »500 00, 8%; $25.00 per month. First class Nyssa real estate, respon s e party. Enquire Journal. lFtfc BANTED—LARGE, clean rags. Journal office. cotton llJ tf WANTED—All your welding jobs. We promise good work and fair rices. Pruyn Auto Repair, Phone BW. CATTLE OR Horses to pasture i about the middle of April. Good water, good shade. Bronze toms for ale. L. Z. Barker, Parma, Rte. 2. lFtfc Long and Short Distant Trucking Dick Smith Phone Nyssa 43 2F10xp INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR DECORATOR Free Estimates ANDY McGINNIS Phone 39M USED CAR BARGAIHS r rr r r - : i 9 3 8 " 0 * that Count." tog. c h e v . p ic k u p $495 Special High Wheels. Oversize Tires. Like New 1935 CHEV. T R U C K ............. $320 Long Wheel Base. Plenty Good. 1937 CHEV. T O W N SEDAN $470 1937 PLYM OUTH COUPE.. $465 1936 OLDSMOBILE COUPE $465 Cables Chevrolet Co. Ontario Phone 62 For TRADE For Sale Poultry FIVE ROOM house in Portland, modern except heat. Trade for BABY CHICKS. Hatching every Tuesday and Friday. We do cus- property in Nyssa or vicinity. Ed lFtfc 5 tom hatching. Get our prices, Case, Caldwell. hompson's Ontario Hatchery. llJ tic FOR SALE 1930 CHEVROLET Coach. $125. Baldridge Implement Co., Nyssa. BABY CHICKS: Blood tested $9.00 18Jtfc. per hundred, 200 or more $8.50 , per hundred. Hatches every Mon- , day. Custom hatching done. Vale FOR SALE—by quarters or Electric Hatchery, Box 382, Vale. more, state Inspected, com 8Ftfc led, prime beef, by licensed C BABY CHICKS—popular breeds. dealers. Call Jake Fischer, Under 200, 9c each. 200 or more 05R1 or Polar Cold Storage. 8'4c each. Custom hatching, chicken 25Jtfc i or turkey eggs. Special machine for I turkey hatching. 1H miles north of Fruitland. Phone Fruitland 8-21. Work Wanted I Payette Valley Hatchery, Payette, Idaho. lFtfc WANTED PLOWING and disking. large equipment. Charles W. Ed For Sale or Trade ward. Rte. 2, Nampa, Idaho. lF9xp 2-YEAR-OLD, 6-room home, lot. Will trade for Stock as payment. Dennis Toombs, 2 west of Nyssa. For Sale d a ir y large For Sale down miles PUREBRED SHORTHORN Bull lFtfc calf. 5 months old. Tommy Rus sell. lFtfc cows Guernsey, Jersey and Holstein Cows. Heavy springers and some fresh. These are fine quality and priced reasonable. Large herd to select from. BOYD SMILEY 2015 Arthur St. CaldweU, Ida. 18J4xp For Sale AU TO S and TRAILERS 1930 MODEL “A" Ford Coach. Nor- cott Service. 15Ftfc For Sale SPOTTED POLAND China bred Sows. Farrow in March. Boar pig or trade for calf or butcher hog. Henry Hintz, 2 miles CCC camp. FINE CORNER business lots, east 8F2xp of tracks and free from the un derpass approach. Also good resi For Sale dential properties near Fifth and SEED Goode. George Nein. Phone 09J1. WHITE ROSE Seed Potatoes, grown lSJtfc from McKay Blue Tag Seed. Jake 15Ftfc 36 ACRES Improved land, good wa Fischer, Alberta Avenue. ter right. Modem home. Near WHITE ROSE seed potatoes grown town. Part or whole. Call Journal. from M. B. McKay’s blue tag DATE Oregon grown 9eed. »1.50 per hun OR RENT Beer Parlor and lunch dred. Charles Garrison and Son, 15F3xp counter In Adrian. Eugene Blcan- Jamieson, Oregon. di, Box 841. Emmett, Idaho. 8F2xp For Sale 111 W ith FI«— Mrs. Herschel Thompson Is among CULL POTATOES lor stock feed. $3 00 a ton. Ira Ure. Phone 06R2. those suffering with flu this week 15Ftfc Lost Help Wanted STRAYED FROM my ranch six miles southwest of Nyssa. two YOUNO WOMAN to work in coun try home. House work and care yearlings branded FB on right hip. E. H. Brandt. Nampa, Idaho. 8F2xc of children. Call Journal. . lSFlxp A B B O T T ’S FARM SALE F R ID A Y , FEB. 23 W.J. FINCHUM Owner Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Brewer Wed nesday. Marinus Smit is working for John Smit of Nyssa. Henry Davis had the misfortune of breaking a rib reecntly. Miss Mira Noah left Saturday morning for Mountain Home for a weeks visit with Bladwin Evens. Henry Deery and Dick Kennedy dehorned cattle for A. A. Bratton Monday. Melvin Spitze and Ruth Bratton met with the committee in Nyssa Monday evening to plan the pro gram for the winter institute that is to be held Friday night and Sat urday at the Methodist church. Visits Parents— Miss Thelma Cook spent from Friday until Wednesday with her parents. Mr and Mrs. A. V. Cook. She was forced to remain away from her work due to an infected heel. MAV&E THINGS WILL u r n LIGHTER IF I WIPE YOUP. W INPSHIELP — N7 BBSS ECT WHAT YOU ÌIE2S <D I N S . C O . N . A. vm — And How About Those BRAKES? W E ARE FULLY EQUIPPED TO DO ALL TYPES OF BRAKE LIN ING W O RK . Pruyn’s Garage A N expert survey of your pres- ent fire and other property A. insurance policies may dis close serious loopholes in your pro tection that you may not be aware of or may enable us to tell you methods by which you can reduce your pre mium cost. In any event, such a survey will cost you nothing. It is part of the expert service we render. Bring your policies in or telephone when you would like us to call. (Phone No.) Frank T. Morgan Phone 97 Nyssa, Oregon Phone 56W 2nd and Main Sts. CUSTOM BUTCHERING and CUTTING 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. Let us do your work! NYSSA PACKING CO. PHONE 6 All O ur Chicks Are Live Delivery Guaranteed IN S U R E Y O U R P R O F IT S W IT H V IG O R O U S , H E A L T H Y C H IC K S ! We are glad to announce that we can furnish Purina Embryo-Fed Chicks. These chicks are from breeding flocks fed specially-built Purina breeding rations. These rations contain an abundance of the vitamins, minerals, and other nutrients required to produce high hatchability, chick vitality and livability. * * * Be sure and ask for chicks from Purina-fed flocks. You’ll See the Difference! CUSTOM BROODING We have the H AW K IN S “MILLION DOLLAR HEN” Electric Broader to brood your chicks. 3 Cents per Chick for 10 Days 5 Cents per Chick for 15 Days 8 Cents per Chick for 21 Days Includes Feed and 1 00% GUARANTEED LIVE D E L I V E R Y ! AL THOMPSON Cr SON COAL— GRAIN— FEED Phone 26