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THE N YSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, TH U R SD AY, M ARCH 2 1,1940 ___PAGE FIVE -------------------------------------------------------------- ■■■- — ...........................................................-------------------------------------------------------------- - Mr. and Mrs. Henry Riggs shop day in honor of their son Fred and to Boise Tuesday. John Staffoid and daughter. ped in Ontario Saturday. daughter Mrs. David Rees' birthday Don Reardon returned Thursday Judge and Mrs. Downing were ov Mr. and Mrs. Gene Honey and anniversaries. from Coffeevllle, Kans., called there er from Twin F>11; Idaho, Satur daughter and the Mike Evans and The 4-H girls sewing club met at by the death of his father. day, Sunday and Monday at their Frank Evans families enjoyed an the home of their leader Tuesday ranch in this community. Robert Smith, Jr„ helped Webb outing and picnic dinner in the evening for their regular ml-month- The Ideal Way To Buy, Sell, Rent, Find, or Hire. Big Results at a very low C 0 6 t. One trial will convince. Pennie with his work in Ontario on sagebrush Sunday. The father of ly meeting. RATES: One cent per word ior each issue. Minimum cash in advance is 25c. Drive To Jordan Valley— the Evans ladies has land in the Bands of sheep have been moved Wednesday. Black canyon and later plans to on the grazing land above the ca Sunday dinner guests at the Ro On Sunday District Commander settle on it. His daughters were nal. ger Tucker home were his parents, Earl E. Graham of Vale and Don For Sale For Sale Wanted looking to see its location as to ca The FFA boys of Ontario visited Mr. and Mrs Arlene Tucker of Boise. M. Graham of Nyssa motored to at the George B. Ward home Fri Mrs. Howard Selser and son Jerry Jordan Valley to re-organize the SEED nals and roads. Farm Produce Mrs. Eva Bess of Gooding is vis day afternoon. spent the day Tuesday at the E. R. Jordan American Legion post. They WANTED—Ail your welduig jobs. YELLOW SWEET Spanish Onion iting her daughter. Mrs Nicholayson Orrin Dale of Midvale spent Anderson home. We promise good work and lair CULL POTATOES ior stock feed. found an enthusiastic group of seed, netted gem seed potatoes and family. $3.00 a ton. Ira Ure. Phone 06R2. Thursday night and Friday at the es. Pruyn Auto Repair. Phone Mr and Mrs. F. J. Cahill had as members' and meetings of the or one year from certification; also 15Ftfc Mr. and Mrs. Henry Meier and home of his sister, Mr. and Mrs. dinner guests Sunday Mr. and Mrs. ganization will be resumed on April apples and eating spuds. At High- Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fisher called at Jack Pettet and family. John Quigley and Mr. and Mrs. 14th. smith's ranch, 1 mile S. W. Nyssa. NEW HAMPSHIRE RED hatching the Harry Lindquist home in Pay For Sale 14M3xc Eggs. ISA miles south Apple Val ette Sunday evening. MISCELLANEOUS ley school. Mrs. Jens Nicholoysen, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Ferguson anr NYSSA HEIGHTS For Sale Parma Route 2. 21M2xp children LaVerne and Evelyn were EOSOTE FOR treating hen Mr. and Mrs. John Stafford and MACHINERY guests at supper at the Harvey houses and posts. Nyssa Plumbing Hatch home in Big Bend honoring daughter and Mr. and Mrs. J. E. For Sale id Heating Co., 451 North First 2-WAY TRACTOR Plow, and single Your Machinery Breaks Down, and you need Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hatch who re Keyser and children visited Mr. and ISOtfc row horse potato planter. Klaas FARM' LANDS cently arrived from California for a Mrs. Keyser’s parents in Eagle and any parts WELDED, REMEMBER— we do Tensen. 29Ftfc visit. Mr. Hatch is a brother of Mrs. Boise Sunday evening. 94 ACRE Irrigated Farm, very cheap Mrs. John McNutty of Vale vis Work Wanted Ferguson. for cash. With or without stock. For Sale Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Tnompson ited Mrs. Botner Monday. F. L. Brown, Nyssa. 29F6xp LOWING, DISKING and leveling. CITY PROPERTY Edwin and Harold, sons of Mr. and son plan to move Saturday to Irwin J. Callahan, Rte. 2, Nyssa. WILL SELL all or part of 160-acre the tenant house on the J. I. Bos and Mrs. O. J. Kurtz, purchased a CITY LOTS, $5.00 down, $5.00 per 21M4xp registered two-year-old Shorthorn ranch. Good house, cellar, barn ton farm. month. Bernard Eastman, phone and fences near Adrian. Small down Chester Robinson instead of mov heifer apiece for the FFA project. 14Mtfc WANTED PLOWING and disking. payment and easy terms. Call Jour 64. Mr. and Mrs. Elipitz of Nyssa vis ing to another farm is selling all large equipment. Charles W. Ed- nal office. 7Mtfc BEER, WINE Parlor, lunch counter, his goods at auction Friday and ited with their daughter, Mrs. Jim iard, Rte. 2, Nampa, Idaho. lF9xp rooms. Good lease. Priced for cash plans to leave this part of the Moss and family Sunday. - Miss Martha, daughter of Mr. and “ No Job Too Small— None Too Big” sale. See, write or phone Hugh country. For Sale Miscellaneous Mr. and Mrs. Tom Porterfield Mrs. R. C. Smith, is bedfast under Glasgow, Harper. 7M3xp SEED POTATOES made a business trip to Weiser on the care of Dr. Maulding. 1AKE WORK—Let us put your Monday Vernon Walker of Cald Monday afternoon. For Sale car or truck brakes in first class SEED POTATOES, grown from M. Mr. and Mrs. Hammer who pur well visited his sister, Mrs. E. R. j B. McKay blue tag seed. Jake nditlon. Special equipment und FURNITURE On Goode Ave. Next to Telephone Bldg. chased the Jesse Baker farm, are Anderson and family. 21Mtfc lined men at your service. Pruyn Fischer, Alberta Ave. Lowell Hallock was a Sunday din GOOD USED davenport and chair. busy renovating the interior of the luto Repair. Phone 56W. BLUE TAG, certified Bliss Triumph. Mrs. Rock Shelton. 21Mtfc house. Mrs. Forrest Hardy of Parma ner guest of Mont Corbett. Special price to large planters. Rev. and Mrs. Martin of Nyssa is helping with the decorating. Also Red McClures and Gems. 1 year FOR SALE in your vicinity almost Mrs. J. A. Pettit is feeling better. and Rev. Dodes spent Sunday at new Washing Machine for bal Mr. and Mrs. McIntyre called to see the E. E. Botner home. from certified. Ira R. Ure, Phone Nyssa 06R2. 22Ftfc. ance due. Popma Music Co., Boise. her Friday andon Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Paul and E. L. Baker were 29F4xc Mrs. J. I. Boston called on Mr. and hostesses at their home to the Just- WHITE ROSE seed potatoes, 1 year Made to Order Mrs. Pettit and on the Brotzman a-Mere club on Friday afternoon, from McKay certified. Klaas Ten- FOR SALE—Flat Plate Ironer and family who live on the old Tucker with 15 members present. After a Mangle at a bargain. Easy terms. 7Mtfc or Old Ones Resilvered sen. short business meeting Mrs. James place. Boise, Idaho, Popma Music Co. Mr. and Mrs. John Rudolph of Malloy had charge of the program. FURNITURE 29F4xp For Sale Meridian called at the Alex Wagner Mrs. V. L. Kesler won the prize. The Repaired & Refinished next meeting will be at the home Poultry HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. Late home Monday. o fMrs. John Quigley. style kitchen range. Almost new BABY CHICKS—N. H. Reds, R. I. The Macintosh and Newborgs hay Reds, Barred Rocks, W. Leghorns. refrigerator. Mrs. Schneider, 4th & chopper of Boise is in the vicinity. SUNSET VALLEY Bloodtested and culled. Price—9c Goode, block south Texaco Service. You need the Right Tools! Properly prepared They purchased and chopped hay Methodist Parsonage 14M2xp each, 200 or more 8S4c. Patch Bros. soil at planting time— proper care for growing Mrs. O. L. Brown of La Grande for Jim Moss and E. R. Anderson Hatchery, Payette, Idaho. 14M7xc arrived Saturday to spend the next this past week. For Sale plants— require GOOD TO O LS! GARBAGE HAULING. Also odd BABY CHICKS. Hatching every Mrs. John Poage, Colby and Phyl several weeks in the home of her AUTOS and TRAILERS daughter, Jobs by hour day or week. Prices lis of Apple Valley.Miss Ann John Mrs. Leslie Ditty. Tuesday and Friday. We do cus W e Have a Full Line of Garden Tools reasonable. Cal) J. G. Coll, A1 tom hatching. Get our prices. 1935 PLYMOUTH Town Sedan, Mrs. Chas. Ditty was an over son and Ray Graham spent Sun Thompsons feed store. 20Atfc Thompson’s Ontario Hatchery. $150.00. Art Norcott............ 14MtfC night visitor in the Rev. E. C. Knull day at the Rees Byram home. Mr. and Mrs. John Stafford and home Tuesday in Nyssa. llJ tfc A daughter was born to Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. John Quigley motored For Sale Spades — Forks NYSSA PLUMBING & BABY CHICKS: Blood tested $9.00 Mrs. Leslie Ditty March 18 at the Musical Instrument per hundred, 200 or more $8.50 HEATING Wilson hospital in Nyssa. The little Garden Hose per hundred. Hatches every Mon PIANO, SMALL late style bungalow Miss passed away March 19. A 2nd house north Star Hotel day. Custom hatching done. Vale Dealers for Advance-Hydro upright. May be seen in Nyssa. graveside service was held Wednes BUb Lawn Rakes — Trowels Electric Hatchery, Box 382, Vale. Write Box 26, Nampa. Ejector Pressure Pumps G tf/ 21M2xc day at the Owyhee cemetery with 8Ftfc 13Jtfo Rev. E. C. Knull of Nyssa in charge. FOR SALE in your vicinity, small Miss Bonnie Newgen entertained Garden Gloves BABY CHICKS—popular breeds. bungalow piano for balance due. Under 200, 9c each. 200 or more Easy terms. Popma Music Co., Boise. some of her friends to a party at her home Sunday. Those present 814c each. Custom hatching, chicken 29F4xc were Lilly May and Viola Schneider CITY TRANSFER or turkey eggs. Special machine for TRANSFERRING and Margy and Georgia Hillis. turkey hatching. 1V4 miles north of and Wanted To Buy De Luxe Lawn Mowers Mr. and Mrs. Orie Newgen were Fruitland. Phone Fruitland 8-21. TRUCKING Sunday dinner guests in the L. E. 2-WHEEL HOUSE Trailer, must be Payette Valley Hatchery, Payette, Ball-bearing, 4 self-sharpening Phone 15 and Phone 28 cheap for cash. R. Cornell or Newgen home. Idaho. lFtfc 'till C. KLINKENBERG Bob Newgen returned home Sun blades. Medium size— Journal office. 21Mlxp QUALITY CHICKS of Caldwell day after having spent the past Small Garden Set Hatchery. Chicks hatched weekly. WILL BUY beet cultivator in good four weeks visiting near Wilder. condition, to fit Model “ A” 1940 The Jake Kollen family visited All standard varieties. Call 0J51 or Local and Long Distance Just the thing for garden work! Mrs. Andrew Boersma. 21M4xp John Deere Tractor. G. F. Douglas, in the Lyle Anderson home on Dead HAULING 1 mile west Owyhee bridge. 2lM lxp Ox Flat Sunday. Trowel, fork, rake— Phone 72W Visitors in the L. B. Landreth Lost DID YOU KNOW— Lawrence and Barnett home Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. FOR SALE OR RENT EVERYTHING FOR THE HOME GARDNER! CAR JACK, screw type, on cemetery Veryl Landreth of Ontario, Clayton That you can buy Public Liability 4Mtfe road. A. L. Heldt. 21Mlxp 3-ROOMS AND bath, well built, Patton of Owyhee, Mr. and Mrs. & Property Damage Insurance for two lots. Will sell on reasonable Pete Wilson and Mrs Lester Ken —J A U T H O I V i / 5 U A G E N C Y 1---- a private passenger car for terms. Mrs. Jack Keizer, Wray's For Rent dall. Dime Store. 21Mtfc Long and Short CITY PROPERTY Mr. and Mrs. Cash Turner were as little as $9.50? Distant Trucking business visitors in Payette and ABOUT APRIL 15, 3 large rooms, For Sale Vale Tuesday. BERNARD EASTMAN Dick Smith modern cottage. Like new. Rent STOCK Jack, Stanley, Bob and Helen Ref- Phone Nyssa 43 $20.00. Adults only. Call Journal o f ONE BLACK Mare, 5 years old, fett visited Bob and Bonnie New Complete Line of Insurance Geo. C. Henneman, Owner 2F10xp fice. 21Mtfc gentle, broke to work or ride. gen Monday evening. Nyssa Nyssa Phone 64 Phone 106 1 sorrel filley, 3 years old, unbroke. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Warren and MODERN FURNISHED apartment. 162 East First St. 22FtfC 1 Holstein cow to freshen March 27. family were Sunday evening supper Hugh Glenn, 1 mile north of Owy guests in the Lloyd Landreth home. INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR THREE ROOM modern apartment. hee school house. l4Mtfc The unmarried ball team won the DECORATOR Furnished. Dr. J. C. Bowman. game over the married ball team at Free Estimates 21Mtfc the CCC camp Sunday afternoon. APPLE VALLEY Chas. Ditty seeded around 70 a n d y M c G i n n i s 2-ROOM FURNISHED apartment. acres of wheat the first of the week Mr. and Mrs. Halton Stephens of Western Hotel. 21Mlxp Phone 39M Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ste and several more neighbors h a v e! phens and son and Mr. and Mrs. their ground ready to seed and are | For Sale or Trade Tom Porterfield, both families from waiting for a drill. A committee from the Jolly Jacks FOR SALE—by quarters or FOR SALE or exchange for unim Calipatri, Calif., arrived here the proved acreage or city property— past week, called by the illness of club met at the Wm. Orr home on more, state inspected, com W e invite you to drive a Hudson Six lt i ton 1935 International truck in their father, Levi Stephens. Mr. Tuesday evening to make plans for fed, prime beef, by licensed good shape. 80% rubber for a store Stephens was taken to St. Luke’s a picnic on Easter. Those on the dealers. Call Jake Fischer, ju st once, over a route you travel every building and 3 lots in Tumolo, cen hospital in Boise Tuesday evening committee are Robert Ditty, Jim 05R1 or Polar Cold Storage. day . . . and get a d irect com parison tral Oregon. Oscar Bouck, Rte. 2, for observation and treatment. Word | Chadd and June Mitchell. 25Jtfc Chas. Schweitzer was a business Box 145, Bend, Oregon. 7M4xp received that he rested well with your present car. Thousands o f Sunday and was able to take some I visitor in Star Tuesday form er owners o f the "other three” Mr. and Mrs. Guy Glenn and nourishment. children of Weiser visited In the lowest priced cars, who have made | John Peterson, student at the vo- parental Chas. Schweitzer home on J cational school at Weiser, spent this simple test, are now driving 1940 Sunday. Saturday afternoon and Sunday at Hudsons.There are many reasons why. the home of his parents. Mr. and LINCOLN P. T. A. j Mrs. Erick Peterson, Come in and find out for yourself. Callers at the Howard Jones home ELECTS OFFICERS I Sunday were Mrs. Chas. Allen and C ar shown is new Hudson Six S edan, # 735 * * delivered In D etroit BRING THEM TO LINCOLN HEIGHTS—The Lin Mrs. Clint Allen, Mr. and Mrs. Mil- ton Leigh and family and Mentor coln P. T. A held its monthly meet ing March 7 at which time they Leigh and Miss Weber. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Kendall and elected new officers for the coming family of Sunset Valley were visit year. Mrs. Wesley Blanton was l/2 Block South of Boise Payette ors at the Ralph Gee home Sunday. elected president to replace Mrs. Mr .and Mrs. Lloyd Riley are the Tom Pettet, who held that office the parents of a son born Thursday past year. Other officers are: Mrs. morning March 14. Mother and son Earl Weaver, vice-president; Mrs. are doing nicely and are at the home Jule Houston, secretary; Mrs. Lee Shroeder, treasurer; Mrs. Tom Pet of Lloyd’s parents. Mr. .and Mrs. Lynn Van Lan- tet historian and Mrs. Lloyd Kenny, dingham and family spent Sunday publicity chairman. There were 11 members present at the meeting. with his parents at Marsing. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Caldwell were Mrs. Annie Harris and sons Clif Sunday guests at the Cedric Cald ford and Wayne, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Beef for the Hide Whitsell and children, Mr. and Mrs. well home in Parma. Hogs 200 lbs. $1.50 Members of the 8th grade of the Lee Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Apple Valley school spent the full DeGross called at the Ralph Barnes Cutting 1 cent per lb. day Friday at Boise where they vis home Sunday afternoon. Grinding 1 cent per lb. ited several points of interest. Mr Mr and Mrs. Claude Page and Grinding and Seasoning 2 cent per lb. HUDSON ALSO PRESENTS: NEW HUDSON SUPER-SIX . . NEW RU0S0N EIGHT AND EIGHT DE LUXE. AMERICA’S Turner and Mr. Osterkamp took the daughter France-, went to Boise on LOWEST PRICED S T R A IG H T E I G H T . . N E W C 0 U H T R T CLUB SEDANS, lU X U N T SENSATIONS OF THE YEAR pupils in their cars. They left here Sunday where they visited with Mr. about eight o'clock in the morning Page's sister. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Smith visited and after seeing Boise went on to Nampa where they enjoyed a wei- Mr. and Mrs. Robert DeOross of ner roast at the open fireplace in Richland Sunday. Mr. Terrel is employed as ma the park. Mr .and Mrs. Alex Wagner and chinist in a shipyard on the coast. PHONE 6 family visited his brother in Nampa Mr. and Mrs. Archie Hawkins en Sunday. tertained at a family dinner 8un- Classified Advertising Electric and Acetylene WELDING OLSEN BLACKSMITH SHOP GOOD GARDEN TOOLS MIRRORS fQft V U Means a Beautiful Garden Clyde Teters *4.89 30c GAMBLE STO RES yiePromiseYou The Best 30 Minutes You Ever Spent in an Automobile.. Your first Ride in a New ^ HUDSON SIX CASH FOR EGGS MOST A M A ZIN G LOWEST PRICED CAR EVER BUILT Cream and Poultry CLOWERS PRODUCE C U S TO M B U TC H ER IN G and C U TTIN G Let us do your work! NORCOTT SERVICE NYSSA PACKING CO. NYSSA ! OREGON
