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/ mim JEAN IE T A Y L O R CELEBRATES B IR T H D A Y On Tuesday. July 9th. Jeanie Taylor, daughter of Mr. and Mrs C. E. Taylor, was 15 years old and in celebration of the event, Mrs Taylor took Jeanie. Margaret Sara- zin, Helen Sallee, Boo Brown, R ay mond Larson and Dick Tensen lor a swimming party in Caldwell A f ter the swim refreshments were enjoyed at a restaurant there, the birthday cake navlng been cut and enjoyed with ice cream before the party left Nyssa. COW H OLLOW By Happy The Farm er THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, THURSDAY, .JULY 11. M r and Mrs E H Barker re-¡M itch ell and family. Mlaa Mias Barbara Parker is helping with the housekeeping for Mr and urued Sunday from a weeks visit Mrs Jimmie Wheelock and da ugh- ^neo 7 - ter Mr and Mrs Bob Mitchell and Mrs Shorty Shores on the Clon- with Mr Barker parents at Wood Barbara of Nampa accompanied by mger place In harvest times here River Idaho. Mr and Mrs Jack Mitchell and Keith Kygar left for Diamond on la lota of work for the fanner s wife children of Arkansas City Kansas, to do EspecuLy wrier, they are Friday last. Mrs E. R Huffman and son. who arm ed Saturday to visit re la- m Urirg nine cows. too. ----- nd friends also Mrs. Rose Charles, returned from a visit a Sugar City Idaho last Wednesday Kurtz of Lakin, Kansa Mr and 4-H MEMBERS ENJOY Mary Mrs. Martha Khngback and fam M r Cori Roth and Mr< OVER N IG H T H IKE i l y were over-night gu es ts o f t h e Rc'.h of near Nyssa M r and Mrs Dan Corbett. Mont Adam Kbngback f a m i l y a t E m m e t t R IC H LAN D —The Willing Work and Jimmie Joe drove to Emmett on the Fourth. ers 4-H club and their leader hiked Mr and Mrs Hank Shem ll and Wednesday evening where they ac- to the Owyhee river Sunday to fam ily ot Ontario picnicked with the inpan .ec M r and Mrs L J Nor- spend the night. ris on a trip to and through Yel- Ray Franklin on the 4th. Mr and Mrs Jake Eder of Klam - Mr and Mrs. J.m Lidrik and j ¡owstone National Park, returning ath F ills were Sunday visitors of Blancr.e and Darlene, of home Sunday evening Edwin Kurtz the Ronald Holmes family Jordan Valley were over-night ns- ’ :00)c care of their chores while they Mr and Mrs H. Hartley and sons i tors at the Chas Bradley home on were away. were Thursday dinner guests at the Sunday , j vtrs Glen Suiter received word O E Cheldelin home. Hjaimer Scott and Clayton Pat- week that her brother. Eugene, M r and Mrs. B Lundquisi. O g ton went to Klamath Falls over the had ^ Honolulu on the U den. Utah, were visitors last w e e k Pourtil s. S Medusa and would be sta- at the Dave Mitchell home. Mr and Mrs Werner Peutx and ( there for three months. M r and Mrs _ Wallace Gregg and Wm Peutz Jr. »pent the Fourth in ■ , « Hauvht er of family were Sunday dinner guests Litue Alice A-ene, oaugn.er ox Meet people are getting fairly well caught up with their water by now and our Cow Hollow canai scare is all over with. The R ecla mation Service took the dragline away Saturday. The CCC boys have been mak.r.g a trail along the lower side of the canal bank along the north side of the Hollow, so that a man can go iaoog the lower side on a horse so as to see those seeps better than from on top. CHATTE R BOX MEETS The new trail is pretty rough of the Hershel Gregg family ot Ore- Chatter Box Club met July 3rd going Russeil says. T don’t know gon T ra il with Amy Topliff hostess. Follow if I can get the old spotted mule Mr and Mrs O. J. Hanchett of ing a short business meeting, a pa over that trail or not." Weed. Cal., were visitors ai the C triotic program was presented by Mrs Clarence Niccum tnmks A i H Bennett home over the week- Mrs I. B Aden. The next meet Thompson is a friend in need It | end ing will be July 17 with Bonnie Mr and Mrs H V. Maw and seems that there was getting to be Gregg a surplus ot cats at her home One Henry Maw were Sunday dinner day while getting some feed the guests at the T. C Johnson home The W e Can 4-H club met at the subject of cats happened to be mer. T O HOLD AN N U AL PIC N IC tinned, and Al said, "bring them home of Mrs Virgil McGee Tues- Morgan Park Garden Club will : day. hold its second annual picnic at the down here " . The W illing Workers 4-H club The grain season now coming park Sunday, July 14. at 1 o'clock met at the home of Mrs John K id There will be snade under the ar along and the mice are quite a der Friday afternoon. menace at the feed stores bor so that everyone will be com He says. I den t care bow many fortable you bring " B IG B E ND He says that some kid or even G U ILD MEETS The Jolly Janes will meet Thurs sometimes a farmer will be in there The Guild of St. Paul's Episcopal and will see a cat and will say. day July 11th at the home ot Mrs church was entertained by Mrs J nice cat you got here I Deen look H R. Hatch. A shower will be giv Dyre Roberts twin R Hunter and Mrs H R. Sher ing for a cat. And after he is en lor Mrs girls. wood on Mrs Sherwoods lawn on gone the cat is gone too. Jack Altizer of Nampa arrived on Wednesday afternoon. Following Weil Mrs Niccum has contributed the business meeting at which only six to his supply. A l would like to Friday to spend the summer in the routine matters were discussed, the have twenty He says " I buy milk Phelwi home Mr and Mrs Arch Parker and hostesses served tea for than, too." Many of the HoUowltes spent the baby were Ontario visitors Thurs- Fourth at home This canal break day. C H IL D R E N S P A R T Y Mr and Mrs Miller of Roswell sort of tamed most of us down for On Wednesday last Mrs. Robert this year Still all day you could were Monday guest* in the Will Thompson entertained the neigh hear the popping of fireworks in Sweet home borhood children and Ronny Thomp George Elfers spent the past week the Hollow and a good many of son and Sherry Beutler at a lawn them went to Vale to celebrate We visiting friends in Nyssa. party complimenting t h e third Carmen Sillonis returned home figure that we never live but once birthday anniversary of her son, from Boise Tuesday Her foot is on this earth. Stan. healing nicely. Bill Parker took Elza Niccum s Mary Jane Peterson of Burley. Assisting Mrs Thompson in the lambs to Parma to be shipped Idaho, and Peggy Morris of Parma entertainment and serving of the through the pool there on Tuesday were Wednesday guests of Eleanor cake and ice cream which were | before the Fourth They went on Haworth. served on the lawn were Mrs J. T over to Notus and got a cow and Miss Harriet Aheam visited in Long. Mrs Ralph Beutler and Mrs calf for Elza. Elza had put this the Brumbach home over the Herschel Thompson cow on pasture there in the spring Fourth. Friday she left for Salt I of 1938 She was Just a calf then Lake City She was accompanied hardly old enough to wean from the to Caldwell by Mr. and Mrs. E. H C IV IC CLUB j bucket. Brumbach and Joe. The next meeting of the Civic Now he brmgs her back as a milk Mr and Mrs George Elfers en Club will be on Wednesday, July 17th at 2:30 p. m., on the lawn at I cow with a calf by her side almost tertained a large number of their the H. R Sherwood home. The as big as she was when he took friends at a picnic dinner at their home on the Fourth. program ha* not been definitely ar her over Mr and Mrs Claude Eachus and ranged Homer Cates and his boys started picking spuds down by Adrian on children returned home Saturday from a weeks camping trip at WEDNESDAY E VENINO BRIDGE S f - i Strawberry Lake They were ac Mrs. Sidney Burbidge entertained in a check that will sure help out companied by the Joe Harris fam at dessert bridge the members of at home. Especially since the canal ily of Vale. the Wednesday Evening Bridge Club break hurt him worse than most Joe Samer spent the week end in at her home thi* week Mrs M. F of us for he had out a lot of new Vale Solomon was a guest player for the land. Grant Rhinehart of Nyssa was a evening and high scores were made The combine visited Cow Hollow business visitor in the Bend Friday by Mrs Aden Wilson and Mrs again Tuesday and Wednesday and remained as a supper guest in Klaa* Tensen. Harvesting Russell Howell’s Wheat the Haworth home. Mr and Mrs. H. R. Hatch and and George Gabriel's barley. We don't know how much George’s Helen accompanied M r and Mrs barley made but Russell's wheat Jim Cassell of Nampa to Condon made around 25 bushels per acre, Friday to attend the funeral of which wasn't bad for new land that Mrs Martin, and returned Satur has never been seeded to alfalfa day Mrs Alva W att and Roger were or clover yet. dinner guests in the Haworth home Elza Niccum has cut his barley Sunday. with a mowing machine. He thought Verl Bishop is driving a new car it too light to pay to put the com Allen Fretwell. son of M r and bine expense on. There will be Mrs. William Fretwell of this com considerable more grain cut with a munity, was married last Tuesday- DR. J. C. B O W M A N mower this year evening to Miss Jewell Keys at the Cow Hollow la fairly well known Baptist church in Caldwell After Veterinarian in the Hood River country within a short honeymoon spent at Pay the last 30 days. The Frank P ar ette lakes, they will start house kers have had at least three d if keeping In Parma where Allen is ferent families visiting them from employed in the Golden Rule store Phone 3 9 W the Hood River country. We have four Hood River families living in H A R V E S T BEGINS Cow Hollow. N YSSA L IB R A R Y I Professional Cards Open each week day from 2 p m to 4 p. m. Saturday, 2 p. m to 8 p m A L L PATR O N S WELCOME Librarian Mrs. 8 B Davis O PTO M E T R IS T See McFall and See Better' Doc. Rafflngton's wife and daughter brother and from Kansas IN O W Y H E E OW YHEE— Harvest of grain and potatoes is starting in Owyhee The Owyhee Community club members who are planning to go to the one o'clock luncheon In Payette on July 17, will please be at Skin ners store at 11 o'clock on that morning Mr and Mrs. Gerald Slippy, W al ter Hite and Bud Sharlan left for Cascade Sunday morning NEWS OF RECORD Home Move to Ne N YS SA H E IG H TS — Despite the break in the canal Dan Corbett’s Real Estate Transfers— Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Frost have Dan Gallagher et ux to John Ro- tot0 ^ e ir new home, on the barley made 40 bushels per acre end and the Perry Wards are Mrs. R ay J. Mann and daughter, bertson. W -.N W . Sec 16: NE » wefrfc _________________________ Mary Rose, and Mrs. Francis De- NE*. and N S S E . Sec. 17; and the now occupying the Frost’s home, ville of Hillsboro, Oregon, visited I N - H W I 4 Sec. 21-19-37. $1000. from Tuesday until Friday at the Bertha M. MacLafferty to Fred Friday Visitors name of Mrs Idanns brother, E Lindner et ux, N "iN S S W ¡N\i ,. Mr. and Mrs. Evans Mitchell and R Anderson. Wednesday they went Sec. 31-19-47. $2,650.00. daughter of San Francisco and Mr sightseeing at Boise On the Fourth A. B R ia n to Elef Filan, undi- and Mrs c ^audt‘ Jennings, Huston, they had a picnic dinner at Big sided '» interest to lands in Town- Idaho, were Friday visitors of Mr Bend park. ships 13. 14 and 15. Ranges 37. 38. j and Mrs Perr>' Ward. Mr and Mrs Pete Wakewood and 39 and 42 $100. family were dinner guests on t h e ! Clifton Brice to Ella Evans, the SE:*N W :. Sec 7-32-41. $10.00. Fourth at the S. P. Bybee home, A N. Hickey et ux to W J. Me- | O. J. Kurtz has harvested a big Lees. Lots 1, 2. and No. half of Lot j clover crop. p j Cahill's nephew and family 3. Block 252, Ontario. $125.00. A. N. Hickey et ux to W. J. Me- j I of Missouri are visiting at the Ca- Lees. So half of Lot 3. and Lots 11 home M. ^ Mr5 clarence weigner 4 and 5. Block 252, Ontario. $10.00. I OUR Wm. H Woodworth et ux to W il- j and family from Canada were din LOSS . . ... „ , „ . . , liam H. Woodworth et ux. N E 1. 11 ner guests at the F J. Cahill home N-W v W 4 N E V jn v i.S E - . Sec 2- Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Keyser made a trip to Boise and visited relatives Sunday evening. Their daughter returned with them, after spending a week with her grandparents. Quite an exciting time was ex perienced Sunday about noon when the sagebrush hill north of the Shoestring and on the Off's place caught fire. No damage was re ported. M r and Mrs. Bill Willis and the children of Ontario spent July 4th at the home of Mrs Willis' parents. Web Pennie M r and Mrs. John Bartholoma, M r and Mrs. Hoffman. Junior, Cor- ralne and Bennie Meoise went to Vale the evening of the sixth for a picnic supper. Bert Runquist, Roy, Utah, visited Wednesday afternoon at the S. P. Bybee home. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Woodard and boys went to Fruitland Sunday af ternoon. Mr and Mrs. Glen Suiter spent the 4th and 6:h of July at the Vale rodeo. Hal Evans, Mrs Suiter's brother, won second day money on the 4th and 5th and third day mon ey on the 6th: also placing second in the championship bronc riding. Mrs J. W. Moss' parents. Mr. and Mrs W. A Elifritz moved into the Howard Salser home for a few weeks before returning to their home in Nebraska. M r and Mrs. Pete Wakewood and family. M r and Mrs. S. P. By bee and fam ily attended the rodea in Vale on the 5th Mr. and Mrs. C. Wenger of Olds, Alberta. Canada, are visiting at the F. J. Cahill and J. B. Quigley homes Among those attending the pic nic of the Nazarene Sunday School on the Apple Valley school lawn, the Fourth, were M r and Mrs. E. E Botner and family, Mr. and Mrs. O E Webster and June. Mr, and Mrs. Roger Tucker and children. A program, basket dinner and base- ball game were the order of the day. Mrs L B Allen. Mrs Jess Ford and Mrs. John Bartholoma were those from this district who attend ed the Chatter Box club at the Les lie T op liff home of the Buena Vista district Wednesday. M r and Mrs. Roger Tucker and family spent Sunday at the Bernice Gibson home in Nyssa. Visitors at the O. J Kurtz home Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Oscar The Ritz Distributing Company is now taking contracts on Fall Lettuce ROBT. D. L Y T L E ATTORNEY C O U N8E LO R -AT-LAW DR. C. A. A B B O T T rM roprarUr Physician Office: 331 W e t Main HL Phone 2$ . . . . because 1 know it’s healthy. I play ball and climb and swim and I NEED the quick en ergy of S H E L T O N ’S D A IR Y M ILK Order it today— Phone 05J2 Shelton Dairy FIRE SALE Officisi Time Inspector for Union Pacific O N TA R IO ORBOOI First National Bank Building Phone M VALE OREGON I DRINK IT B U SH E LS TO A C R E ----------------------------------- E YE S IG H T SP E C IA LIS T O N TA R IO ORBQO! And Lau rew * Blodgett et “ “ Mr and Mrs Merle Doan* and ther L Fife Trustee, part of S W L „ SE-. Sec 36-19-46 S190 7 Opal Johnson to Charles O Bo- dinner guests of M r and Mrs Per- gart. N W - i NE' h Sec 17-15-46. |ry ward, Malheur County to State of Ore- gen, N S 8 W 1, Sec 36-36-47. $100 Foreclosed on for taxes through an error Melvma Gl asco w et vir to L illian ; Newby Tract No 21, Glascow Tracts Add. to Nyssa. $300 00 Frank M Wilson et ux to Amai- ; ' .mated Sugar C o . Lot 6. Block J E zm «*“ Oestnaos ftn w n ff n a.* to c u j c t Ontario all of Block 304. Ontar io $50.00 |Q C Deed). C W Glenn. Sheriff, to Inland | Feeding Co, Lots 19 and 20 Block 183. Ontario. $49.05 (C ertifica-j tion of Redemption). Complaints Filed in Circuit Court— O E Carmen vs. Thomas C. M c Elroy Jr. 7 5 40. In restraint, and ; for damages. $850 00. u »rv »r « K V iw lw k r Rn e spen. soer' • ^ and of an injured K eyier' was com‘ Margaret Klmgba Boise. pinning shoulder and Petitions Piled in the week end at her home here. i ^ fairing her to Dr. Sarazin it was Probate C o u rt- I found a collar bone was broken Estate of Thomas R. Cowgill j B A R LE Y M AKES 40 ! 7 5 40. DR. J. A. M cFA LL W YCKOFF JE W E L R Y STORE 1940._ W e Have Lettuce Every Day1 Phone: Nyssa 51 Zach Walker Route 1 — Nyssa, Oregon 18-41; E :iN W - ,. S W L N E V N E ', S W ‘ lt SE:.S W :., Sec. 35-17-41. Payette Oregon Slope Irrigation District to A. J. Wilson et ux, N'~ N E l ,8 E ’ i Sec. 10-17-47. $182.92. Pedro Salazar to Emil Stunz et ux. Lots 9 and 10. Block 85. West- field Add. to Nyssa. $1.00. Inland Feeding Co. to B jam e Od- egard et ux. Lots 3 and 4. Block 146 Ontario. $10.00. Isabelle Mallett to Stanley Mal- lett, S S N W ’-i and N ’i S W ’ i Sec. 20-18-46. $1000. Loretta I. Mansur. Admx. to John G Anderson et ux. N W '-iS W 'i Sec. 26-18-44. $325.00. Loretta I. Mansur. Trustee, to John G. Anderson et ux. N W 'i of EVERY A R T IC LE IS YOUR G AIN ! M U ST GO! Every article in the Nyssa Trader must be sold to make room for the necessary re modeling, after the fire that hit us Sunday. Nothing is reserved! Every bit of mer chandise must go at greatly reduced prices! New Innerspring MATTRESSES Regular values up to as high as $39.50. Only slightly water dam aged. ARMSTRONGS 9x12 LINOLEUM RUGS NOTICE HEAVY FELT BASE Cartons Water Damaged TO INVESTORS I f you have money to loan, we can place it in amounts from 5100 to $5,000 at l ri interest. F IR S T CLASS REAL ESTATE See BERNARD EASTM AN Real Estate and Insurance Phone 64 Nys TABLES, CHESTS A T UNFINISHED S L IG H T L Y SOILED R E D U C E D P R I C E S THE NYSSA TRADER Highway North at Alberta Avenue Let ihe Building Hug Hite You! 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A ll the cash needed is about $100. The low monthly terms pay up the c o n t r a c t in 15 years. Other low-cost plans may be seen at LUMBER Ask about Exclusive “ Protected Payments” COMPANY D wifht Smith. M an a ffr Phone 15 B U I ü D y O tPR H O ME FIRST '★
