Nyssa gate city journal., May 23, 1940, Image 1

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Published at Nyssa, Oregon,
GATEWAY TO THE OWYHEE AND BLACK CANYON IRRIGATION PROJECTb
IN THE HEART OF OREGON’S SUGAR EMPIRE
VOLUME XXXV, NO. 20___________________________________________NYSSA, OREGON, THURSDAY, MAY 23, 1940
BAND CONCERTS
Forty Seniors
Red Cross Makes Poppy Days
MalheurCounty
IO START
Plea For Help Friday And
The regular weekly band concerts
will start in Nyssa on Wednesday,
June 5, by the Nyssa City Band,
according to an announcement of
A. V. Cook, business manager for
the band.
The concerts will begin each ev­
ening at 8 p. m. and will continue
for an hour.
In Graduation
txcercises
Election Results
JOURNAL
Faites: Growing City In Oregon
$1.50 PER YEAR
Slide Tears Out 500 Feet
Of Ditch On North Canal
J
After 20 years of peace when Red Saturday
Below is a list of the candidates
Cross relief was carried on by the
receiving the most votes In the
funds derived from their annual Mrs. Wesley Browne reports that
An even 40 seniors will comprise county at the primary election last
drive, comes the call again for em­ the Legion Auxiliary will hold their
the first class to graduate from the Friday:
EQUIPMENT BEING
Milk Board Sets
ergency relief in war-stricken areas. annual poppy sale for Disabled Vet­
new Nyssa Union High School at
Democratic
RUSHED
TO SCENE
With the threat of war coming eran relief at the sales yard Friday
its commencement at 8 p. m., Wed­ National Committeeman:
OF BIG BREAK
ever closer to this country, the sym­ afternoon and on the streets on
New
Prices
On
nesday, May 29, in the public school Flavel Temple
pathy and care of foreign sufferers Saturday.
g> mnusium.
LaTourette leads state)
One of the worst breaks in a main
should be great indeed and the de­ Mrs. Charles Paradis announced
Baccalaureate will be held 8 p. m. (Howard Committeewoman:
Milk And Cream
canal In the history of the Owyhee
sire to give unstinted. It is no earlier that the Auxiliary of For­
Sunday, May 26, in the public school National
Nora
Mitchman
project occurred this morning at 4
longer a duty but a privilege to eign Wars will hold their annual
gymnasium with Rev. Millard Sher- (Mrs. Edson on incomplete state re­ The Oregon Milk Control Board, o’clock,
when 500 feet of the north
care for the stricken peoples of the poppy sale at the same time and
icn delivering the sermon.
following a series of public meet­ canal, about
turns
has
a
small
lead)
a mile and a half north
world.
Louise Tcn.-^i has been selected Delegates to National Convention: ings in Nyssa, Vale and Ontario, of the Owyhee
places.
syphon gave way.
The first call for money from the Library to Close—
valedictorian for the class and June
have
Issued
an
order
establishing
(State
at
Large)
Damage to farm lands below this
American Red Cross has given Mal­ Mrs. S. B. Davis, City Librarian, The state re-employment offices Marie Wilson has been named sa- Clarence Hyde
marketing
areas
and
uniform
min­
has not yet been determined
heur county a quota of $400 and announced that the library will be at Nyssa and Ontario, according to lutatorian.
imum prices for milk and cream in break
L. Langley
but
It
is estimated that it will am­
to the City of Nyssa, $100.
closed all day, May 30, Memorial Charles Paradis, regional director, the class of 1940 decided to take Lotus
Malheur
county,
according
to
an­
Mahoney
ount
to
considerable.
With committees working under day.
complete charg? of the program J. Willis
and
B.
P.
Thorsell,
in
charge
of
nouncement
received
here
by
Mayor
R.
J.
Newell,
project engineer.
the direction of Nyssa's Red Cross Mrs. Davis also announces the the Nyssa office, continue to be and not invite any outside speaker. From W. 2nd Morrow
Congressional District: R. A. Thompson.
Fred
Schlopkohl,
resident engineer,
leader, Mrs. Dick Tensen, Saturday addition of several new books to doing a rush business.
The Baccalaureate program is as Will M. Peterson
The marketing area No. 1 takes and George Haycock,
watermaster,
has been set aside for Red Cross the library shelves, “How Green Paradis reports that so far this follows:
Harry
D.
Bolvln
in
Nyssa,
Ontario
and
Vale
boun­
making arrangements to bring
Day. when workers will call at the Was My Valley", Llewellyn; “Their month there have been 926 place­ Processional—Nyssa High School President Roosevelt lead by bet­ daries of which begin on the Ida-; are
In every available piece of equip­
business houses before the business Own Country", Hobart; "Trees” by ments made with the greater num­ Band;
ter than 5 to 1 in the county, over ho-Oregon state line at a point ment
from the Black Canyon pro­
rush hours for contributions and Richter; "Kitty Foyle”, by Morley; ber being made at the Nyssa office. Invocation—Bishop Anderson;
Vice-President
Gamer
—
receiving
three
miles
north
of
Ontario
thence
ject to reconstruct the ditch. Just
in the afternoon high school girls "Wind Blows West” Bower.
Hymn — “Come Thou Almighty 1102 votes to Garner’s even 200. north of the County Court House how
On
Wednesday
of
this
week
61
per­
this break can be re­
will be available on Main street for Move From Wendell—
King’’—Congregation;
sons were placed on jobs.
Over the state the President was west to a point three miles due paired soon
none
of the officials would
these who wish to give.
Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Wernicke Paradis also stated that instead "The Lost Chord"—Glee Club; shown
a 9 to 1 favor.
in Vale, south to a point three hazard a guess,
except to say that
Arrangements have also been moved to Nyssa from Wendell, on of a shortage of work there now Scripture Reading—Rev. Sherich; Electors about
for President and
miles west of a point three miles It would undoubtedly
made for school children and stay- Sunday and are occupying the H. exists a shortage of labor and that Vocal Solo—"I Will Lift Up Mine
Vice-President:
south of Nyssa from the Idaho- longer than the repairs take to much
the
at-homes to give their bit.
F. Brown cottage at Third and Lo­ at least 100 extra workers will have Eyes"—Helen Stevens;
Oregon state line. Area No. 2 takes break that occurred last year at the
Amanda J. Hart
Every penny is acceptable and no cust. Wernicke relieved H. L. to be brought into the area to care Sermon—Rev. Sherich;
in the balance of the county.
John S. Marshall
south entrance to the Owyhee sy­
one is asked to give more than they Bayer at the linotype at the Jour­ for the beet and general harvest Hark, Hark My Soul"—Glee club Lawrence
A. Tronsdale
The minimum price clause In the phon, which was some 12 days.
can afford, but give a little. It is nal office.
Hymn—“I
Neeu
Thee
Every
Hour”
season.
The
onion
thinning
and
Mary
G.
Walker
official order does not force the Three crews will be at work con­
the little drops of water that fill
haying are already well under way. —Congregation;
Earl F. Groblebe
dairies to that level, but does for­ tinuously until the repairs have
the barrel.
Benediction—Rev.
Moore;
Beet
thinning
is
now
at
the
peak.
Congressman
Pierce,
unopposed
bid
from selling milk or cream been completed.
Sewing is also needed for Red EARLE REED TO BE
Recessional—High
School
Band.
Not
only
have
the
offices
supplied
nomination on the Democratic below them
that
set in the price schedule. The break, coming at this partic­
Cross aid and while there has been ASSOCIATION GUEST farm labor but have filled many The commencement program, as for
ticket received a fine complimen­ The minimum
prices lor area one ular time may cause serious dam­
much accomplished by local groups
announced
by
Mrs.
John
O.
Young,
types, particularly have they
tary vote of 1180.
as
set
by
the
board
are: for milk, age to crops, unless water is made
and women there Ls still a great Earle Reed, supervisor of Agricul- other
placed many women in domestic who is in charge of arrangements: State Treasurer;
single
quarts,
9
cents;
3 quarts de­ available in a comparatively short
deal needed, layettes, and children’s tuarl and Industrial Development work.
Processional—Nyssa High School Lyman Ross
livered at one time, 25 cents; 4 or time.
clothing and sweaters. Materials department of the Union Pacific According to a report made by Band;
(A. L. Brown leads the state) more quarts delivered at one time,
may be obtained from Mrs. Tensen railroad will be the guest of honor J. Richard Smurthwaite, veterans’ Invocation—
Spaulding was unopposed 8 cents per quart. On cream the
and any contributions may also be at a dinner to be tendered him by placement representative, the offi­ "None But the Lonely Heart"— for Bruce
the
State Treasurership, the
prices are: half-pints, 15 Sidewalks May Be
given to her.
the Vale-Owyhee Land Settlement ces in this area led the state in the Glee Club;
same applying to Victor J. Benoe minimum
cents;
pints,
27 cents; quarts, 48
Incidental
solos
—
Laura
Chad­
supplementary
placement
classifica­
Association, in Ontario on Monday,
for State Senator from the 22nd cents.
tion
for
veterans
with
a
total
of
174
wick,
Phyllis
Poage;
27, according to Frank T. Mor­
Senatorial district.
set by the local dairies are, Built Under
COUNTY OFFICIALS May
gan, secretary for the association. unemployed veterans being placed. Salutatory—June Marie Wilson; In the voting for county officers, for Prices
milk,
per quart, or four
Selection by Boys’ Quartettte; John Molenaar and Harry D. Wells quarts for 10 35 cents
TO MEET IN VALE
Reed, through his department has
cents. Cream prices, W .P .A .__
Class History;
been of material help in the settle­
tied with 646 votes, while Sheriff locally, have been
set at half pints Word has been received by Mayor
The annual meeting of the Asso­ ment and development of the Vale NYSSA SUGAR IN
"Valse Brillante" — Laura Chad­ Glenn bested his rival 2 to 1 with 15 cents, pints 27 cents
and quarts R. A. Thompson, from H. A. Scott,
ciation of Eastern Oregon County and Owyhee projects, and this din­ SHAMROCK, TEXAS
wick;
959 votes to Robert L. Davis’ 462. at 50 cents. “These prices,
Judges and Commissioners will be ner was arranged for when it was
Class Will;
Murray Morton, incumbent assessor slightly higher than that set by while
P. A. supervisor in Ontario that
the W.
held in Vale on Friday, May 24, at learned that he would be in this Mrs. I. B. Allen, who recently "Un Bel Di”—Girls' Octette;
received 558 votes, while Grover board are as low as we can make
Individual property owners in Nyssa
10 a. m., according to an announce­ vicinity.
Incidental
solo—Helen
Boydell;
Francis received 424, Roy McNulty
use W. P. A. labor for the con­
made a trip into southwestern Uni­ "An Old Violin"
In view of the sanitary regu­ may
ment from Countj) Commissioner
224 and James V. Graham 193. An­ them,
struction of sidewalks without nec­
ted States, was in the city of Sham­ Class Prophecy;
lations
and
equipment
that
the
con­
Charles Marshall. The counties rep­ 1HK1LLS PROMISED
rock, Texas, feeling rather home­ “The Gypsy T5>il’ — Hollis De- thony Yturri, Ontario attorney re­ trol require of us”, Rock Shelton, essity of going In with other prop­
resented in the association are Un­
ceived enough votes as state repre­ local dairyman, said, In commenting erty owners to form an Improve­
sick,
and imagine her surprise when
ion, Baker, Umatilla, Grant and A l BIKE RACE
Grofft;
sentative (Demacratlc) to assure on the local rate which will go Into ment district. All the owners will
she
waiked
into
Snell's
Grocery
of
Malheur.
Valedictory—Louise Tensen;
his
place on the ballot for the gen­
to pay for Is the materials to
that
city
and
found
White
Satin
June 1. Herb Fisher agreed have
Charles E. Baker, president of Don A. Gamble, Harley-Dividson sugar well displayed and advertised Indian Legends—Girls’ Glee Club eral election this fall and will op­ effect
be
used
and to make arrangements
with
Shelton’
s
comment,
adding
the association, will preside and F. motorcycle dealer of Boise, and a all over the store. Mrs. Allen said
"Fallen Leaf"
pose
Virgil
Staples,
Republican
In­
for
the
necessary
equipment. Grade
that
dairymen
are
put
to
a
much
L Phipps of The Dalles and Earl member of tlie Owyhee Motorcycle that the sight of the home product
“Pale Moon"
and lines will be put in by
larger expense than most people levels
B. Day, former county judge of club was in Nyssa Tuesday and an­ ersed her homesickness a bit and Presentation of American Legion cumbent. Republican
the Mayor said.
realize, milk bottles, for Instance the The city, average
Medford will be the principle speak­ nounced that his motorcycle club
Graham;
National Committeeman:
cost for materials Is
her feel that she was not so Awards—Don
cost
about
twice
what
they
do
in
ers. Day will report on his recent would pay their annual visit to made
Presentation of School Awards— Ralph Cake, leads also in state the coastal areas.
about 10 cents per square foot. Ap­
conference in Washington. D. C„ at Nyssa Sunday, May 26, and put on far from Nyssa.
J. W. Bushong;
National Committeewoman:
plications for the laying of side­
which was taken up the problem a two-hour show of races and stunt
Vocal Solo—June Marie Wilson; Florence Runyon
walks may be given to Mayor
of trying to obtain revision of taxes ridmg beginning at 2 p. m„ on the SPECIAL DAIRY
Presentation of Diplomas — Wm (Mrs. George T. Gerlinger leads the Pastor to be Honored Guest—
Thompson, at which time a deposit
taken out of county funds by the grounds just west of the Nyssa HERD ON SALE
M. DeGrofft.
Friends
and
parishioners
of
the
on the materials to be used must
state)
newly irrigated lands. Legislation, dales yard.
Delegates
to
National
Convention
Methodist
Community
church
are
be made.
to be presented at the next state Of especial interest this year will Floyd Robison, owner of the Nys­ Visits Parents—
(State at Large)
Invited to a covered dish dinner The Mayor has several suggested
legislature, affecting the counties be the fact that the riders will be sa Sales Yard, announced that he Mrs. William E. Botholmey, Los Archie McGowan
Sunday, May 26, complimenting projects in mind as Is hopeful that
will also be discussed, according to competing for the American Motor­
Rev. Sherlck who will deliver his the property owners will avail
arrived yesterday for a Phil Metschan
have the Marion Shobar herd Angeles,
County Judge David F. Graham. cycle association trophy, which is would
last sermon on that date. Bring, themselves of this opportunity.
with her parents, Mr. and Peter Zimmerman
dairy Jersey's and Guernseys up visit
nighly prized by all motorcycle of
a generous covered dish and san- Those in the Mayor’s mind are the
Robert A. Elliott
Mrs. Dick Tensen.
for sale on tomorrow’s (Friday) Visits
riders.
wiohes enough for your own family south side on Main street, from
Metschan,
Tooze,
Farrell
and
Stan­
in
Boise—
sale.
Frizes have been put up by vari­ The herd consists of 30 head of Mrs. A. V. Cook is spending the field appear to be leading.
F. F. A. CONFERS
one extra guest. Dinner will' Third street to the school property
Nyssa merchants, in addition cattle, nine of which are nine- week in Boise visiting with her From 2nd Congressional District: and
be
served
at 1:00 o'clock, according and on the south side of Good
HONORARY DEGREE ous
to the trophy.
Avenue from First street to the
to the committee in charge.
mother, Mrs. Mary Lyles, and her Arthur W. Schuapp
month-old
heifers,
the
remainder
high school property.
“For outstanding help to the Fu­
Harriet W. Ryan
daughter, Thelma.
being
heavy
springers
and
fresh.
(Mrs. Ryan and W. E. Saylor lead Auctioning Increases Livestock—
ture Farmers of America during Townsend Club Elects McClellen—
Dillon—
are T. B. and Abortion tested, In Mrs.
According to Floyd Robison of Labor Camp news
the past year", such was the rea­ At the regular meeting of the All
A. L. Atkeson spent the state, on incomplete returns)
according
to
Robison.
The
sale
son for the bestowal of the honor­ Townsend Club on Monday evening will start at 1 p. m.
week end in Dillon, Mont., and on Only five candidates were on the the Nyssa Sales Commission com­
ary degree of Future Farmer on t-ies. . L. McClellen was elected
her return was accompanied by Mr. ticket for electors for President and pany whose sales yards are at the T h e Labor Camp Community
Frank Parr, high school teacher to attend the St. Louis national Attends Graduation—
Atkeson. Mr. Atkeson and Jack Vice-President with five to be elec­ south end of Second street, the meetings have been changed from
and Louis P. Thomas, editor of the convention as delegate from this Mrs. Tom Nordale attended the will return to Dillon today.
ted. The candidates were J. O. prices of livestock have been boosted
night to Wednesday night,
chapter. McClellen will be in St. graduation exercises at Payette on Children 111—
Nyssa Journal.
Johnson, Robert W. Sawyer, Ed. G. since the weekly auction sales have Monday
according
to Roy Searle, the camp
Louis
from
June
30th
to
July
4th.
been
established
In
the
local
area.
Boehnke
Kern
Crandall
and
Claude
The honorary degree was voted
Glen Schlreman was ill over the
director.
At
this week's meeting a
Friday
when
her
granddaughter,
At
the
report
of
the
final
account
Stockmen and farmers are turn­ program of musical
on by the entire membership and
week end with an infected throat E. Ingalls.
and
Audrey
Sterling,
was
a
member
of
conferred by Marion Osborne, pres­ of proceeds obtained from the Sat­ the graduating class.
and Dickie has been out of school Senator McNary’s “favorite son” ing more and more to this method readings provided by numbers
the
Nyssa
L.
ident at the meeting Tuesday night. urday White Elephant Auction it Mother Visits—
the past two days with a similar candidate for nomination as Presi­ of disposing of their animals than D. S. church, was very much en-
Four regular degrees of Future was announced that $35.00 had been
dent and unopposed, received 1251 the old method of direct selling Joyed and appreciated. Arrange­ •
Mrs. Anna Sonnekes is a house infection.
votes, while Thomas E. Dewey re­ from pastures or feed lots. Com­ ments were made for the program
Farmer was also given. Those re­ cleared.
A
Son
Born—
petitive bidding when stimulated by
ceiving the higher degree being A picnic to be held in the near guest of her son, Heinz and Mrs. A son was bom to Mr. and Mrs. ceived 32 write-in votes.
the camp committee chairman,
Dwight Wyckoff, Irvin and Edward future to which neighboring clubs Sonnekes. Last week Mr. and Mrs. C. I. Morehouse May 20th at Mrs. Rex Ellis received 758 votes for the chant of the auctioneer Is by
Horace Potter.
will be invited was also decided up­ Herbert Vogel of Los Angeles were Morehouse’s sister’s home in Nyssa. Congressman from the county and bound to bring better prices.
Topliff and George Turner.
At present there are 32 families
on. The time and place will be an­ also house guests at the Sonnekes The young man weighed 8 lbs. and Roy W. Rltner 615. Ellis’ lead In
enjoying the facilities of the camp
home.
nounced
later.
Return
from
Visit—
Malheur
as
the
last
Information
has
been
named
Irvin
Claire.
Dr.
a total population of about
FORMER RESIDENT Family to Visit—
Look for Location—
J. J. Sarazin attended the mother. reached here, has been maintained Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Qool and with
persons.
DIES WEDNESDAY
Mrs. Anna Boersma and daugh­ Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Bair, Klam- Remains with Father—
throughout the entire second con­ small son returned home Monday 120 Once
this week Dr. Sarazin had
ters of Yakima are expected at the math Falls, arrived in Nyssa on Mrs. Hazel Fellon of Bear, Idaho, gressional district.
from a short trip to Colorado to be called
to extricate a fish hook
Walter C. Rice, former telegra­ Andrew Boersma home for a visit Wednesday and have rented the who
For State Treasurer, county vot­ visit Mr. Gool’s father who Is 111. to
came
from
her
home
to
be
with
which had caught in the eyelid of
pher for the Union Pacific at Nys­ over the week end.
Higgins cottage on the highway un­ her family during the illness of her ers gave Earl Hill 677 votes; Leslie Home from Hospital—
the 12 year old son of Mr. and Mrs.
sa and Parma, and who two years,
til they find a suitable farm loca­ mother, Mrs. G. C. Hibbert, is re­ M. Scott, 543; and Floyd J. Cook Frank Oraham returned the first Dewey
Jones. Another accident
ago operated a mattress factory in House Sold—
tion for sale.
of
the
week
from
the
Veteran
hos­
178.
Over
the
state
however
Scott
maining to help her father.
which
was
cared for by Mrs. Mat­
Nyssa. died Wednesday in Ontario’ The Dennis Toombs home at From California—
has received a comfortable margin pital at Boise where he had been
Business Man Improves—
the nurse, was a bad gash in
from a heart attack.
Sixth and Reece was purchased this Mr and Mrs. Floyd Carol with Bob Freeman who was operated and appears to have been elected. under treatment for two weeks. tox,
the forehead of one of the Russell
Funeral services will be held In past week by Floyd Robison, owner their infant son and Mr. Carol’s upon at a Boise hospital two weeks In the race for the State Senator- Picnic on Lawn—
received when he slipped and
Ontario tomorrow at 2 p. m„ with of the Nyssa Sales Yard. Robison brother, returned to Nyssa late on ago has recovered sufficiently to ship from the 22nd senatorial dis­ Mr. and Mrs. Dell Taylor and boys,
Interment taking place at the Celd- is remodeling and modernizing the Wednesday night and are at the plan on returning to Nyssa the first trict, J. N. Jones, Vale banker, their sons and Mr. and Mrs. Perry fell against a tent post.
well cemetery.
house before moving his family in­ home of Mrs. Carol's parents, Mr. of the week.
polled 898 votes In the county; Ward and Ronald enjoyed a Sun­
to it.
Charles M Crandall, Vale attorney, day picnic on the Taylor lawn. At E. Mine—
and Mrs. Ben Thompson.
To Leave for Portland—
J. Powell Is at his mine near
Civic Club Awards Scholarship— Member of Nyssa Family Visits—
WEATHER REPORT
Miss Joan Bannister plans to of Long Creek and incumbent ap- Visits in Portland—
Prairie
City for the next few weeks.
Tile
Civic
club
announce
this
Mrs
Sid
Smith
with
her
father,
W. L. Teusch. from Corvallis was leave Nyssa for Portland on the 404 and John W. Porter, rancher
Yesterday registering an even 90
Dinner Guests—
week
that
the
4-H
club
member
to
a visitor in the county this week 29th where she will become the pointee, 215. This by no means Jacob Vandermeer, of Nampa, left Mr and Mrs. Perry Ward were
on the thermometer was the hot­
test day of the year to date, and receive its scholarship to this year’s and a caller at County Judge David bride of Warren Bailey at a church gives the election to Jones as It on Tuesday for a week’s visit with dinner
guests at the Joe Daniels
seemingly all rains have gone into summer school at Corvallis will be F. Graham's office on Thursday. ceremony on June 2. Mr. Bailey has been learned here that Porter relatives and friends In Portland. home Saturday
evening In Payette.
their summer hibernation for no Betty Rust with Dottie Booth as Teusch Is working in conjunction left for Portland Monday morning. received a large vote in Grant and Family III—
Mrs Wesley Browne and two of
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with county agents of the state.
precipitation fell during the past alternate.
MARKETS
Week End at Lakes—
the children are 111 at the family
To Investigate Crickets—
week.
Thursday
Quotations
home
In
Nyssa
Heights
with
a
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Lawrence
Brown,
Mrs.
Breazeale
Improving—
Following are the thermometer
On Monday County Judge David
By
Wiley
Clowem
streptococci
Infected
throat.
with
Miss
Joan
Bannister
of
Nyssa
Breazeale who has
F. Graham and the county commis­
readings for the past week ending
" ’ROUND TOWN been Mrs. very Harold
Cream, Premium ......
26
Moved
to
New
Home—
111
following
a
recent
op­
May 22. as given at the Nyssa of­ and Warren Bailey, Miss Sally sion will go to McDermitt to inves­ ' " Hear
that there are five hand­ eration Is slowly recovering.
Cream. Grade I ...... ...............— .25
Mr
and
Mrs.
Malcolm
Crawford
Cowan and Earl Bope of Ontario tigate the Mormon cricket control some temporary
fices of the U. 8. Reclamation:
bachelors on the Visits from Nebraska—
.23
moved this week from their apart­ Cream, Orade 2 ..................
Date
Low High were among those enjoying a week in that area. Judge Graham stated loose. A1 Thompson,
McClure, Bill Matlock of Gearing, Nebras­ ment
CASH PRICE
In the Fife apartments to
that reports of the new spray be­ Art Cook. Myer Gorrel Lex and
Mav 16
......to
7» end outing at Payette Lakes.
Sid
11
ing used are more than satisfactory. Smith . . . . A1 says he start­ ka, is a house guest of his brother, their new home Just completed on Hens, heavy colored ........
May 17
............. 38 79 Illness Prohibits Visit—
Hens, light and Leghorn _____ .07
Park
near
the
highway.
Dr. John Long and Mrs. Long Sister Expected—
Everett,
and
Mrs.
Matlock
this
May 18
_______ 41 81
out to enjoy Father’s week but
Springs, heavy ........
12-.14
Home from Boise—
May 19
............50
88 who were expected this week to ar­ Mrs Harold Gregg is looking for­ ed
has got no farther so far than just week.
Springs, light and Leghorn___.10
Miss
Doris
Smith
is
home
from
In
Portland—
May 20 ............._______ 45 82 rive in Nyssa for a visit with the ward to a visit over the week end sprinkling
a few ashes on his lady's Mrs. E. Oorrel left Monday morn­ Boise to work In the City Record­ S ta g s_______________________.08
May 21
............. 44 88 doctor's parents. Mr. and Mrs J. with her sister. Miss Margie Lap- parlor carpet
. . . . that beau­ ing for Portland where she was er’s office for a few weeks and Cockerels _________
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May 22 ______ _______45 90 T. Long, were forced to postpone pier. Yakima, who is making the teous
new ptek-up of I. B. Allen's. called
Trade-In Eggs
by the sudden and critical while here la living with her par­
Water impounded at the Owyhee their trip on account of illness In trip with Mrs Annie Boersma and
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Dean Smith. Large_______________________ .11
Illness of her mother.
her daughter.
reservoir measures 682.880 acre-feet. the family.
State Office
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