THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL,
THURSDAY, AUGUST 15, 1940
inaoU In tha Ernest Johnson home an outside well.
lirait • Vlallnl III III» Kclllirlll Uir- tartn laat Ttuiraflay
So now we can continue to haul
Mi and Mr» Wilbur Dude» id next Hunday Christian Endeavor
niMMi « imi Wllliur Chapin hont*.
water In a can or barrel and strain
Aniline III»** Iront h»r»> »lim it McCall » ih - ii I Inal TuomUy night at 7 30. Uelplda Oaburn leader
Mr and Mrs. Irving Prank and It through a rag and drink It hot
Ina Ih» Nabiaaka pirulo In Nampa Ilia J T Hnuwi
m iN n r r VAU.KV rii» Wortli-
Varn Brown» of lluntlngtun Brarh children and Mr». Pearl Frank of or cold until we can get time to
Munii»y w .r. L H alni Lloyd Lan-
whll» (Muli w»% m Hih<iininni l'Iium
ilrolh lamilla». Mtitlaon I lobi) Itny California vial tad laal work at Uir Nampa were visitors oi Mr and dig and complete a slstern and hook
i I nv «I Ilio liMinr nf Aduli Meliw»lM»r
up an Inside hand pump. Someone
Mr» Tom Lee Prlday evening
Ouark. Kruvar Campar Kenneth Thao Malhrrly horn*
Wlllt Vli lnlln Mi hwi'Uri I«« IH! lumi
Mr and Mrs Elmer Hill
and else knows how to make contracts
Mi.»» tlraoa Tarr «1 Wilder aprnt
|.oim»nn »ml Wilbur Chapin» lam
pm
ì I ip ii * wn*» 1.1 ll••»llll»«•rll |»r«i
lili» I tun I'nrkar anil Wlllaril Will! laal work wlllt Mr» Oonrgr Monitor. tamlly. Mi and Mrs Wilbur M t- stick
»III
Alno «I n 4 II Olili» Hill« w nr
That still will be fine Even along
Mi »ml Mm J O, /lltorcob of Oinnt* and family enjoyed a picnic
um»
lliav c p o r l a ai»»l lima with
I »1 l'M'iil nini piiwiriilnl lindi filli* nr«i jiMKi litrmar Nobiaakalnna
toward spring when the cistern goes
I l*t Vila mi and Mr» Mario Oram of lunch togeather Hunday
»militi
A limolili Ir# of flvr wn«
Eugene Graham Is »pending a dry we ptwslbly still can find those
Ilio liny Warr.il ami Huy (luark ArlMUm mi boro vbilllim «t John
n|»|»oliilnl Hi |n«*|mi*1 n I hmi II i fm
vacation on Uta Soda Springs ranch rusty barrels and haul water from a
iNiitlllr» aliupiMNl in Onlarlu anil rn | 'Alltarroba
Un» Mnllinm Ouuniy i,,nii
rii» Inyail a pielite I ntlia park Halur-
neighbor who has a well and dump
Mi »ml Mr» Jna (lurnal mid HunUngton
. lui wltt iiiM wlllt m » » Ivm rii •lay
Mr» Evl Ward and son Robert of It Into the cistern.
I family nf Colorado oama Tuoaday
innv H»|»Iniiliri III» imi »
Tire old open water bucket on the
I .caler Komlall «ml family vlaltml In vtall Mr, «ml Mr» Aligalo Mums* tluhl »tvnt last week with brother
Min II W tlolllllll limi lUlIMllI»!« In Ilia Hal|ili lira liiMur In Appio Ilea amt family Thry are looking Joe Ward
water stand ain’t too sanitary no
lidi W^dllMnl«! et rullili Ini Midi*»» V«lloy Munilav
l.oou and Lawrence Bailey spent way.
lor a Int-allon hair
In vlftll Iii'i nini In i Ini hin wrekn
Mr »ml Mr» Kd Howry and Mr the «reek end wlUt their uncle. Rev
The "old swimming hole" has been
Aro Meli« etwa limi Ilio mlafni limo
Ml'"< OlMIIll# Knllni
iidliliinl
quite popular lately. The kiddies
in liava » hay »lark lall «vor »ml mill Mr* I ton Uilo» woro Invltotl to Halley of Vale
limin» MnlIII dui rvi'hlli* filini Ynk kill « rna
Wilbur McGinn la lost five hursts have sure enjoyed them and tome
« itinnor Hunday «1 flank Dowayk
inni wltnv «li» Inni n|i#til mvhu I
of the kiddles are not too small
Aro Hnbol la «rolli In .loi nino un In rolobrata tliolr flr»t witldln# »nn- frtan brain fever Friday
dm » >I*Hn>ti
Mr and Mrs, Ray Oonnason anil elUter Watermellon rinds have be
M«iuutnv »ml brought lit» mother Ivrraary Mr llrwoy i-tHild lint at-
Mi nini M in A I Jniii'« nnd (uni Mi» A II Unii»ri». M«ry nini M«blo lond bot'»u»o of lllnaaa.
four children of Kent. Washington gan to appear on tlie banks of some
ll\ tlnnin Onltv» mnl fnnilli nrrlv
Hovoral frtomi» rnjoyati « wntor- spent lost week with Mr and Mrs of the most popular swimming holes
limila «liara lliay limi vlallail for
id Inni ir HmunUv mniiim fu un n Ilio |i«»| iwo woak»
niollon f i - ih I nt Tran Miirnli » Sun K Gonnaaon
now.
i m i In oklnltnitnt
Mrs IV Laalvmutt and Mary won'
The mothers are all afraid that
Mi »ml Mi» Or» IHuiavau. «uo»U day owning In Itonor of Rollia
M» nini Mi* V II ttie*#i ni limi «I .Inlin Holfolla .»polii lito «aok M «i»)t» birthday
In Ontario on buslntss Monday
some one will get drowned, but
l'm lu JiilU'Unn rnllrd in III» Olimi oliti « Idi fi tonila noni Botar
Mr and Mrs, Jtv Ward and fam there lias been no casualties in
Mi »lid M l' Kit.» Kuitclaon cwlloit
l'IlIv lumie Minidm nitn iuhmi
Mr» l*«iil Hniuinmo «Ini Ima boon itl Uta Aligalo Man»!lea luano Sun ily were Sunday dinnar guests of Cow Hollow as yet. In fact Uiere
Olili* llritinlii ni Nidittwtkn Ini«
Mr and Mrs. Ed Oonnason
has never been a human deaUi in
»Irk »II atmnnor la tvporlrtl nul day availing
Joan Htbbert spent the week end Cow Hollow yet.
Mr» s«m Caldwatt amt b«by m «\
murli lut|imvail
Ml»» Holly Oaiuton I» ronfinoti In Imva ralnrnatl homo frtan tha On with l-aprella Jensen of Parma
Earl Blackburn sold a load of hogs —Nyssa Fall Festival Sept B-7—
tario lto»|illal
hot Iloti tpillo aol louai y III
al the Ontario sale Wednesday
M' «mi Mia »'Ima Only Motwrl
iviphia and Claudeen Osburu of COUNTY CROPS
Mi» .lutili C»»e «mi IMivItto italioti —Nyaaa rail kaaUtral Sapl S-7—
Nyaaa were visitors of Violet Ctow- GOOD
Mi mnl Mi» Hovit Query Snintnv
ers Friday
VALLEY VIEW
rim ili* «ini «Itrintott ilio ttapltal
Fit Oonnasttit and brother of | SHEAV1LLE—The harvesting In
ehUIYh III Caldwell
Mi and Mi» Maury lVary amt Kent. Waslitngton went to Bend the valley ts practically finished, ex
t'»r«i Ornattar ami OuM M>ir«»n
cept for ihethresiling which will
m Kl».»vd Nebraska Ytaltoit aovrntl Mr» l. J Hogan* amt son molorad on bustnras last «reek
itili» taat «ook In Ilio O lio Wttlfo to Indian Vallav Hitmtay «mt .»tvnt - N < « a Fall Fetthal Sep». S-7— start soon Crops are generally good
l'K .1 C. «OWMAN
i especially the alfalfa seed
Intuir
ilia day
The I O. N Grange ts sponsoring
Varttam* OtHKlIalk'» ttf Salt lake
Mr» Vinti Ilo« «ni of Caldwell «a.»
COW
HOLLOW
Vrtcì'itmriuti
a pie supper and dance Saturday.
«li oiei night a uà» f of Huai Hobt». Utah v» twitting Itor hrotltar Oarald
By The Happy Farmer
Alien«» 17 with the Rythm Rangers
Siimlat
Hito la aftatntm« a fo« onodtallow amt family Hha to also
Haying to stilt the principle In- (
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music The proceeds
.tat» t t»ltIn* bar »latri Mt» O lio t toiling tha Kr-tolar family Tuesday
ihtotry in Cow Hollow Unless It is “
^7he Reti Crxvs
Mi' Knwtor ami chltdran and Miss
'Volto «mt family
Phono 8i» W
,
The H E C of the I O N. C.ran-
tlttttdfatlow ttara dinnar gttaals at bw][tn? ^
A fe» weeks ago Homer C*tes
August meeting at the
Maaa t'ali Im lUal Sr|U 4-7
! tha Oarald vlvxytlalU'tt homo
tlrv've
hls
Mi\1et
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<owu “ ’ “ Ihome of Mrs Andrew G.eeley. with
Mi amt Mrs f'last Altbot of ratal
NYSSA l IHKARY
carne honte wtth a big fine "V -i
NEW TEACHER
fifteen members, and five visitors
KwlU litalio stvnt tha wi'ok and at
cacti «cek vl»Y fT\YH\
last «reek Mort Wtxon itrove tnto present Committees were appoint
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home
1 l> m ta * o m >
CA»w Holtow tat a 'spanktng new’ ed to arrange for a carnival at an
tW ar Bratton ».is on tha siok
1 \> m !.. » p m
IXxlge
early date The next nnvting will
AHl'AOtA Ilio artnvf lavant mal i list Sunday
«U l'AVHv'NI» W K IiV U K
last Frtday ahmg inthe night
be with Mrs. J S Fenwick
Mr
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Mis
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Spttaa
ami
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Ulrvtl
Uta
na«
taarltar.
Mto.»
llk n ttiw
Mi» t» w iv*»i»
i s V sskmis caute Ivynte m a shtiuilng
Mr and Mrs C F Falen and Mr
Haiti H»im»m of l a Ominta l*.»t \ family of Kmsiot Kansas smtatl Ì new V-* tNwtpe" inew to him At
and Mrs L R Falen visited the
week
at thatr wtivv Mattm SivUa M.ttt-
lewsti.
o r n t M i v K is r
Ruby Orange Saturday evening
Mi» J V » iti* «an i to Idaho day mght attd w w dutitar guasts
Tins hAy ing to hard worfc bui after
«*♦ Mettali »».t »»• ltrli.1
Mvtot of the SheaviUe families at
ratta mi * bovina»» m p
*t tha Hratti'« ttvtnto Tuaaday night.
alt lt to qulte slmpie But thto new tended the Rockville dance Satur
lita rhtMrm til Mr ami Vii» Oti» That im'lv'ry»t to FVu'.fUnd TMasday ! ,-wr »«uff Welt that to caie thlng
day and report a very enjoyable
imitarti Wtlnm Hain amt IVttmM and want tfttxsigh tha oatutaty and
«e haven't teartied how to da
time
ìmtt tìian t.Mvvit» m n u nit al vtai- A lso twtiitsl tha chant orchAnt Tha
Mtw» W in » vs tmng ck'wn in
Mr and Mrs J S. Fenwick and
Htstsa Art- yttrouta to v'aUfvtrttiA Aiv.1
California mvw They say n w r
’
v n Thursday for . ins::
Bern Mar IVm .*ml to tShar points grv'ws on tr e « down there »never
tv» the fair at San Francisco
' ttf uttarast ttt tha wvst
bere, there' and Sesst-xw has a gvvx*.
Mr Leslie Scott, candidate for
Mr WAgttri Aitvl lota Ami \1rgr’
at the st«(ar mill But when we .
IV'.vvla Aitvl Shat Whtta »U cut hay come Nane late at night we are still j State Treasurer was a luncheon
OR J. A Me KALI.
Sixes at «he D H Hayieu home
last « w *
herduvg the same otd heap' and j
FYtH lvlH V SPkVtAUH V
last Monday
|Vr M.xV » IV t rr H*htv v'lir-
it takes a lotis sane to expia::-, what
v'NVkRU»
t'HKVHVN
Mas Faye Oobtskey o f Solas, who
o rVa-.n ami Mr A-.td Mrs Kar-.n-
all was wrong with n
» »cocvAjescant from a recent attack
ath vw-hnut Att»1 Mr ami Mm
The lettuce excitement has quiet .V rheumatic fever is spending she
Molt tit Sitnw Am*. Mi And Mm H ed down in Cow Hvilb* now with
WYCKOFF
week with her sister Mrs. Fred Hay-
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onh .ine l\ v RafTingtoc' gestáis
catVrs At vha lirsttvwt honw Ami art- ht» lettuce piantevi oes of she h*e let t.
Joltr. and Buddy Hcyfard of Boise
xtttad vatarAi ««wwa vtl cram**
i v t v a l t ' » a t»ii< b'tw k *
m CVw Hoik'w tig*: gvw hto gtotmd
are vssitiits a: the C F Falen home
Mr Ami Mrs. le s lv Maw- And r-eady for lettuce
t'ymt» »rn'ttv
•dus week
The Ivys are former
M-s M vi' S o»
V
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tV\t*Ht\t
iVKHHVN
The .vntracss caUed for the Vets-
aitvl WMittr Vthsaivr. want to tha a v te !e a the p v o i ready to msxients of this community
Mr and Mrs Jess Yrurraspe and
vVathaa H*ri thtnvtty vliatv Dsartv N- watered by Aug A TVs quite
small sons of Jcrdar. Valley spent
•MWMi'ansad Ahah ’.'.tgrtAham of ixxxilar
new
tsaee
for
contracte
RORT. O LYTI E
o tha .tviv. ^AhutdAy msi and treu::«* to txX be worth she SutNiAT a: the Ha^rett home
Surr I'm Sure I'm In- Ottiarx'
kVrOMHBX
The three Hayiets tvys from
rmartvsi Svatsiay r.jght
papre it » written or. But seems
kor v V t V S M ttK t t ' t . t *
vtoifed wish them grand-
M' m v Mrs. O K R r i y t amt i as the the
e troce
MBtrtcMr
»turd Cusa I Bought It
r»>» \ .
•» H*-oi h .\tma
I V - j i Hay'ae«
rigiriir and WMsaa atsaawVd a M h* had a «a» of makiag h a contraes» p a re c » Saturday
rinata tt
tacvwrai fato>v«sh.',» tarating » l a stvk A M v hat P a r i ti h i have Jr ha uled a load of limber to P*»as-
F rvn n
ant V a IV t for she schcvx
V A I*
itKKVKVN
v'ramV :S.. in S a .'
ta» rtv«ad erad» aad they d ii prom-
Mr Am*. Mrs v' t taws Ami M' e e tv» . n - oat ows .x- Wedraftsday al-
BERN ARO K ASTM AN
- Nvss* Fall yesuvai Set*
AIN* Mrs. VMt N-. Haas ain * '.Vsg-iAS * o s ; a week betöre the .vcsraci
OR e V ABBOTT
v .y i l SV- n S a .» a ."V n
I JV a .w A
lim íte te lit a «4 Itaaaraa.ta
evpatev and piar.! h » ground
RICH1_\ND
I « «tura a. tur Ht« » a lta
hoaaa ta.
tJam*.
vVoess h » .aceta was rev» i n t " har
m u i
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x
s
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iv i«-» u t n m m i m t v
tha W.wvaoto v-ttoh aaa» Th-rsuA» Ito arate a . w vaa . trg» for It had
S t a t e ; afremvvr. raLers a; ere
I g u g *. a : tha rvhvxt; ho«»» Thara i a ÿ tafee«- J a i AMtx a week x> get n-cr. initanw hoe=e «ere Mr and
tt
m u » IT M l '« » AM' « U \ *
«yty hf « v saim*. vaaanM.
A a i * f a at farm . - « » cocsdt-ooat aad * I Mrs. Salvh Lawrence and Sardra ni
M V M tu rn «
«- av dyv-Mad wfcvci her iha vCroh t t . .vewutoy * ia U or taker vheax «v* Vessa
« TW F t w w * Mktthtaarr c k *
hvNics s» of au or me trs> .an be-
M n. Bd Henierscc. 1
M- aa 2 Mm .taft IVartto Ami sodas PbAotung uatv
Barbara and s'«jer rerurr-e.
v'tt-Jttsv Mr AIN* VTN WTu -Awrvs
The «ev. driiier th a: txvwgh: h » Trote TVrt Ftalls Tasahay
Vtocasd tt*a So» r v » f famwJ* Am*
net N- JVank Frark-re * taut week had beer, vcsc .crg reÀarrve» Iherr
V a n -»- w »>
S-. n * a ;> *
fv'-ra had M
ar H o si s a t it t e r s tha:
V . v et ihe farxaera n thus i s t -
o n e Uter 5. F A San- rvs have •crushed .c a r t n f thear
Mehna A n jt v : . w
Arthur saarv vVrax» a» toy raarrg
r . i . i I
ami taay
Stv-w - «stta ta.- Xk» Sta» f*st .A the np » *br t e e «eUs.
The *-H gtrto -v-.--.~yf e h * m n
ti s-ewas h i : v o k eoe xuasr of as she t a t e of ihevr '.evader Mr-
Y w S v ' rh*t‘> CV.: S'-sv -t'.i
hrvwe a -teookey «reo.-* tea» t i » S a h s r q » I k v e ? Tbesv».- aTSer-
» '» V i F a i h »w » » l « * » * '
■Nyc « t o « k or as wasf a rwg s a s rave. The f .* W E g members «ere
CHICKEN v'vvsksl IV . a Tttrr
cf sdtvwvc
a tew h m
Those rceuec : W h x a S s ó s a t
Sten-
MITCHEU R ITTE
vXrands oadied Sor she «asse so 7* r g » aad S e n e JtrOee
S e ir
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a d e tsd ec.
Samcary ? w w Làaevni M a« and I t e »
STEAKS TK a :
V iy T»Ky«
»j»c s M ac « a * t a t > ' V Add »vwas i n i veey -.ve v t se» a t t o a pay- E * c aad TXrir- B v e r
WORTHWHILE CI.UI1
IS ENTKRTAINKD
Mr and Mrs. Orland and children
Donna Jean and Phyllis and Mrs.
Cheldlins parents. Mr and Mrs.
Wyatt went on a picnic at the
Caldwell park Sunday afternoon
Sunday afternoon callers at the
H V. Maw home were Mr. and Mrs
Harold McCormick of Roswell.
Leg Amputated
Jess Williams, a campaign mill
worker, had a leg amputated above
the knee last Friday at the Holy
Rossary hospital. Drs. Maulding and
[ Palmer did the operation. The well
known young man is doing as well
as could be expected the doctors
—Nyssa Fall Festival Sept. 6-7— report.
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W e are moving
into our
NEW STORE
at 2nd and Main St.
and W ill be open
for business there
SO l SEZ!
eues
MONDAY, AUG. 19
(Except The Grocery Department Which Will
Open On Tuesday, August 20)
Business As Usual at Our Present Location This
* " w a t c h for our
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YOU. TOO. WILL BE W A Y AHEAD-
-WITH A JOHN DEERE TRACTOR-
-THAT BURNS LOW-COST FUEL-
T T didn't “ jus: happen" that John Deere
* T' b v'-t;« r.der Tractors are able to burn low-
o.cs rje.s >.xvess:ur.y. efficiently, and safely—
:r t rt svxvia. .y des .gned to do that very thing—
s*vt >v "S nt. :.ey on fuel (the biggest single
:tecs in operating a tractor)— to give them
tNX'Cv'mical power for all farm jobs.
Fhv.'er engine temperature is maintained bv
aa
tf f it k at
THERMtVSIFHON
UOCHJNG
SYSTEM with radiator shutter control at the
Locrt in ard > ;
point out all v>f the fea
tures o f J ,7hn Deere Tractors.
^our Fuel lX>llar Goes Farther
In A John Deere
Baldridge Implement Co.
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