Nyssa gate city journal. (Nyssa, Or.) 1937-199?, June 12, 1941, Image 5

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    THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL
THURSDAY, JUNE 12,1941
Mrs. LaRue.
\ Johnson of upper Roswell.
ber furnished part of the meal which Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Haworth and
Lucille Schroder returned from a Miss Theresa Geymert has resign­ was greatly enjoyed as well as the Phillis returned home last Tuesday
visit to California. Saturday.
ed from teaching the upper grades visiting which followed. Guests were from Corvallis. Miss Evelyn Haw­
Mrs. Martha Morland and Bob : of Big Bend School for the coming Mr. and Mrs. Plin Case of Caldwell. orth who graduated from college
and Gene Pogue of Nyssa were Sun­ year and will teach nearer her Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Robinson and Mr. left for San Francisco and Mis;
day visitors at the Birks home.
home in Ontario.
and Mrs. Dale Robertson of Roswell, Eleanor remained to help with 4-H
The Ideal Way To Buy, Sell, Rent. Find, or Hire. Big Results at a very low cost. One trial will convince.
Mr. and Mrs. William Matzen Mrs. Harry Russell, visited her Mr. and Mrs. George Swlgert. Mr. summer school.
RATES: One cent per word for each issue Minimum cash in advance is 25c.
spent Sunday at the home of Mr. parents in Nyssa Friday.
and Mrs Lee Baldridge. Mr. and
and Mrs. Danforth in the Fargo Annual school election will be held Mrs. Will Sweet. Mr. and Mrs. R From Utah—
at the School House June 16th at L. Hayworth, Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Sid Brown, son of Mr. and Mrs.
community.
Fred
Harrison
stopped
to
visit
8
o’clock.
Miller and Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Brum- Bumall Brown, returned home on
MISCELLANEOUS
CITY PROPERTY
relatives here after returning from Jolly Jones, will expect an invi­ bach.
MISCELLANEOUS
from Utah where he had
a vacation trip in Mexico. His sister tation to visit Mrs. John Zimmer­ Mis Annabel McDonald and Nor­ Tuesday
For Rent
visited
relatives
since closing of
For
Sale
Ezma Harrison returned to Portland man at her new home near Adrian man Kesler of Walla Walla, arrived school.
WANTED— All your welding jobs.
Thursday, June 12 th A surprise
We promise good work and fair FURNISHED APPARTMENT, mod­ FOR SALE—complete pumping with him.
for a visit with Miss Vir­ From California—
Roy Rucker who is now at the Bath Room shower will be given Saturday
irlces Pruyn Auto Repair, Phone
ginia
Mller.
They returned home Mrs. William Broom and her two
ern, electric, range water heater equipment. Consisting of 500 feet Boise
air base spent Sunday with Mrs. Zimmerman.
Sunday
and
accompanied children of Orville, California are
saw.
and refrigeration. Call Thompson plank flume, 400 feet 18 inch wood his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Rollo Mr. and Mrs. Albert Bowen, en­ them as far as Virginia
LaGrande
Oil Co.
5 J tfc. pipe, 10 horse Fairbanks electric mo­
at the Charles Bradley home
tertained guests from Nyssa over will attend summer school. where she visiting
in the Owyhee.
Fairbanks pump, valves, etc. As Rucker.
BRAKE WORK Let us put your 3 ROOM FURNISHED house. Mod­ tor,
Dorothy
and
Dewey
Henshaw
are
the
week
end.
good as new. This equipment is ca­ enjoying a visit from their little Mr. and Mrs. Gaynor Hoorey, are Mrs. H. M. Ruddock. Miss Stout Return From Trip—
car or truck brakes In first class
nice lawn, electric refrigeration. pable of pumping and handling 200 cousin,
and Alfred Stout of Boise spent Mr. and Mrs. Keith Bailey with
ondlllon. Special equipment and em,
Marlon Henshaws Uttle working in the hops at Wilder.
Sunday at the home of Mrs. and Miss Evra Phillips returned from a
22M tfc. inches of water—Ira Ure, Nyssa.
trained men at your service. Pruyn Call Journal.
28 tfc. daughter.
Mrs.
Robert Weir, where Mr. and weeks trip to the coast. Allen Don­
Auto Repair. Phone 56W.
Children's Day will be observed
Mrs.
Lora Ptllsburry were also aldson returned from the unversity
TWO HINSCH houses. See Frank
RICHLAND
at the Methodist church the comm-
FOR
RENT
guests.
Mrs. Ruddock will remain with them.
T.
Morgan.
KALSOMINE, PAINT at competi­
ing Sunday.
BOARD
AND
ROOM
for
an
indefinite
visit.
tive prices. First class quality.
Foage is coaching the child­ Bonnie Whipple. Winnona Hen­ Mr. and Mrs. Robert
AIRY sleeping room, well ren Mrs.
Wier and
derson,
Idaleen
Maw
and
Mrs.
John
Nyssa Lbr. Co., Goode Ave. and MODERN THREE room home, Nice LARGE,
in
a
special
program.
Board if desired. Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Nichols and Ridder of this district, left for Cor­ Betty accompanied Mary Wier to
Highway 201, Phone 108. 16Mtfc lawn, cellar and screen porch, fen­ W. furnished.
H. Beam.
29M3xp.
Monday where she joined
ced yard. Clean with linoleum on
family called at the A. E. Nichols vallis Sunday afternoon where they Nampa
friends
and
left Tuesday morning on
bedroom
and
kitchen
floors.
Large
will spend two weeks at the 4- H a thre weeks
home. Sunday.
FOR PLUMBER call J. C. Smith. cupboard and close closet. Call Jour­ FOR RENT
auta trip through
ATTRACTIVE TERMS, long time Mrs. Whisler’s nephew and family summer school. All four of them won southern and western
Phone 78J.
tic. nal.
states.
22M tfc. lease
on NW'aNWVi Sec. 23, Twp. 19 came to see them while Whisler’s scholarships far outstanding club Walker Bishop transacted
busi­
work.
Miss
Maw
and
Miss
Whipple
were
very
busy
haying,
so
made
a
S..
Range
36
E.
W.
M.
known
as
the
ness in Nampa Monday.
AUCTION SALE EVERY FRIDAY THREE ROOM modem house. Bob Russell place.
both
won
for
outstanding
sewing,
brief
visit
returning
to
Tacoma,
Why haul your livestock 20 miles George Berstch, Emmison between
Miss Henderson won for canning.
Wednesday evening.
I
See Frank T. Morgan.
to an out of town sale yard, when First
and Second streets. 12Jtfc.
Mrs.
Rider
is
outstanding
for
leader­
Orchardists
are
finding
that
more
you can get more here at home? We
MISCELLANEOUS
fruit was hurt by the frost than at ship and was official chaperone.
always get the high dollar for your ONE OF KELLEY Houses for rent WILL CAPONIZE chickens, Five first
A heavy fall of peach­ Afternoon guests at the H. V. Maw
stock. You help yourselves when you about June 20. See Frank T. Mor­ | cents apiece. Minnie Me D'Roe. P. O. es is thought.
reported.
Haying will be begun home were, Mr. and Mrs. Warren
12Jtfc. I Box 402, Nyssa.
patronize your home business. Nyssa gan
12 lxp. very soon If clear weather continues. Graves and Peggy Ann. Mr. and
Sale Yard, Floyd Robinson (owner) 3 ROOM APARTMENT, furnished,
Ftobert Nichols is visiting at the Mrs. Ed. Nellson and Lois. Mr. and
If a house is kept In good con­
lMtfc close in. See Nyssa Lumber Co. or
Mrs. Harvey Bennett and Margaret
Waldo Smalley home.
dition and repairs are prompt­
For Sale
and Dickie.
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ly and correctly made, the ex­
write A. Peterson, Emmett, Idaho.
FARM PRODUCE
The “We Can" canning club held
pense Ls usua'ly small.
12Jtfc. CURRENTS, NEXT week only, red
a regular meeting Wednesday after­
Consult us on your wiring needs
However, if repaint are al­
Cow
Hollow
noon at the home of Ralph Boyles.
raspberries, cherries. L. E. Robins,
and meter set-ups.
lowed to go unattended, lar­
WANTED
Miss Anne Johnson who has had VfoMEN... a n d A rithmetic
Gem Avenue, Old J. T. Long place.
Work guaranteed to meet State
ger and more expensive re­
By The Happy Farmer
the mumps Is ready to go back to
lequirements.
pairs will be necessary later
I Now we are fixed for to haying for work.
Prices right
on.
YY/HICH
are
really
better
at
sure.
Monday
George
Gabriel
had
PAINTING, KALSOMINING, paper
Mrs. Rudolph Udneck and Leo of
Information free
household arithmetic—men
Apple Valley
No longer need you delay
two mowers going and Tuesday he Homedale
cleaning. Andy McGinnis, Phone
and Bob Ud:ieck of Buhl, or women?
NYSSA ELECTRIC SHOP
making needed repairs. The
Let's look at the
added
tow
rakes
so
by
night
he
had
Idaho
were
Sunday
afternoon
visit­
18Atfc 39M. 24Atfc.
Mrs. C. S. Guild returned horns his entire hi y crop down and in the ers at the Dick Udneck home of this question in terms of insurance.
s i mp l e economical A B C
evening from a visit to shocl^.
Monthly Payment Plan ar­
GARBAGE HAULING. City lincen- Monday
What woman would carry
Bremerton, Washington. Mr. Guild Mr. Utter, the fellow on Bill Par­ district.
rangements for small, easy
ced.
Owen
Gann,
Phone
119R
only
$
1,000
in
fire
insurance
on
Mr.
and
Mrs.
O.
E.
Cheldelin
and
Local and Long Distance
and son. Bob took her to Yakima kers place had most of his hay down Donna Jean and Phyllis were Sun­ furniture, clothing, etc., when it
and convenient monthly pay­
after a few days visit. when the rain came but by Tuesday
HAULING
ments. (Tome in and see us
CARPENTERING, concrete work, and Mr. returned
dinner guests at the H. H. would cost several times as much
Mrs. J. S. Stout are in nite the rest of it was down and day
Phone 72W
about your house.
kalsominlng or painting by hour or Bend, and
Hartley
home.
to
replace
them?
What
woman
visiting Mrs. Stout's most of it raked. In fact every man “Chatterbox” Club was held at the
Lawrence and Barnett
contract. C. J. Keizer, 381 Ennis brother, Oregon
does not know what a financial
MacCampbell.
in Cow Hollow had part of their hay
4Mtfc Ave. lOAtfc
of Mrs. Wallace Gregg. The burden would fall on her if her
N YSSA
Mrs. J. I. Boston recently received down by Tuesday nite except Frank home
next regular meeting will be held husband were injured in an
WANTED TO BUY—Clean cotton a letter from Mrs. Hershey a former and Dude Parker, Doc Raffington. at
LUMBER
CO.
the
home
of
Mrs.
Leslie
Topliff
rags, must be of fair size, no ov­ Methodist preacher of Nyssa saying Dale Limbaugh and Chuck Share, of Buneaa Vista.
accident ? Yet many a man over­
that
she
and
Mr.
Hershey
are
in
eralls,
lace
curtains
nor
other
harsh
and
most
of
them
are
working
in
vital needs.
Good Avenue and
NYSSA STEAM
Mrs. Mary E. Pierce is having a looks So these
materials. Journal office. 31 0 tfc. San Jose taking care of Mr. and the hay fields and helping their well
here's
a
practical
sug­
drilled
on
her
place.
Mrs.
Willis
Hershey's
family
while
Highway 201
LAUNDRY
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Henderson at­ gestion to husbands and wives.
WANTED—Highest prices paid for they are touring the East. Mrs. Paul j neighbors.
Every
man
thinks
he
is
as
busy
Don't guess about insurance . . .
Phone
88J hides, wools, pelts, metals, fur­ Hershey is recovering from a serious as he could be. But Jim Trummel tended the sale In Caldwell, Idaho consult
this agency for expert
Thursday.
The Nyssa Trader, main hi- illness.
thinks
he
has
them
all
beat
for
“We Wash Every Day” niture
advice on which policies to buy—
way north.
Donna Nichols spent last week having something to do. The other
how much — and what to do in
with her sister, Mrs. Chester Woods. day he got the surprise of his life
Big Bend
event of loss.
Daniel Morland, Bob Smalley and by having his mother and his fifteen
REPAIR SHOP
John Whisler are taking courses in year old sister move right in with Miss Virginia Miller and Miss
Electric Welding
Moscow.
M ONTHLY
him. His sister and his mother were Evelyn Loveland students of Eastern
Raymond Boston and son, Billy living in Texas and he had no word Oregon
GAS AND OIL
College
at
LaGrande
arrived
Franiti".
Morgan
were supper guests at the parental, or hint that they had any idea of at their home Wednesday evening.
PAYM ENT
NEW AND USED PARTS
Phone 97
J. I. Boston home last night. Mrs. even coming out here until here they Miss Loveland, who has finished
NYSSA AUTO CO.
Raymond Boston had her tonsils were and moved right in.
her course will teach at Nallow this
PLAN i
Highway 20, North End of Town
removed Saturday.
course Jim was well pleased coming
year.
Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Russell are in but Of what
was he to do. He was bach­ Mr. and
Johnson of
Self Lake attending a meeting of the ing in a Uttle one room dug out Boise were in Mrs. Bend Jesse
last week look­
L. D. S. church. Mrs. Russells Just a hole in the ground with a ing after ranch Interests
here.
mether, Mrs. J. B. Clyde will re­ roof over it. Hardley room for him Miss Flora Rosser, a student
1 or Sale
at
turn
with
them.
and
his
cream
seperator.
POULTRY
Links
Business
College.
Boise
spent
The Ralph Gee family have pur­ All at once he finds his family has the week end visiting her parents, I
chased a new car and Saturday Mrs. Increased
present and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer FTosser.
BABY CHICKS each week so long
Gee and Robert drove to Ontario he hasn’t to even two a ladies
bam
to
move out School election will be held at
as this add continues. Payette
to bring Nona home for the week into.
Valley Hatchery, Phone, Fruitland.
school house Monday evening, !
end.
6221.
5J tf.c.
Nlccum saw him in town gett­ Wade
June
16.
A clerk and one director j
Mrs. Birks, Ruth, Walter and ing Elza
of lumber.
will
be
elected,
it is hoped a large j
Notice is hereby given, that the An­
Donald and Mrs. McFarland and Jim a load
says "what can I do” "I got number of patrons
will attend this
children were business visitors in that ground
CITY PROPERTY
and
the
seed
ready
for
nual
Election of School District No. 26,
meeting.
Payette, Monday.
For Sale
to
plant
those
late
spuds
and
they
Mrs.
Virgil
Bishop
was
honored
by
|
Malheur County, Oregon, has been call­
Mr. and Mrs. FVed Fisher and Mr.
be planted right away.” “I got a shower Thursday afternoon given j
AUTOMATIC
and Mrs. Henry Meier visited at the must
GOOD HOMESITES on First and
my
hay
cut
and
it
must
be
raked.”
ed
and will be held at the school house
by
fellow
members
of
the
8-20
club
Henry Conrad home on the Emmett “And here i am in town getting a and their guests at the home of Mrs
Park, Cash or terms, Frank D.
E L E C T R IC
of
District
No. 26, in Nyssa, Oregon, on
bench, Sunday. Mrs. Conrad Is a load of lumber to build a house be­ Vernon Parker In Adrian. A number
Hall.
13Mtfc
sister of the two ladies.
fore
I
can
have
anywhere
to
sleep."
the
16th
day
of June, 1941, between the
of
beautiful
gifts
were
received
and
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Streckt have "Well Jim I don’t believe you have a dainty lunch served.
WATER HEATING moved
to a tenant house on the time to sleep anyway, Was Elza’s Louise Hinton of Adrian is help­
hours
of
2:00
o’clock P. M. and 7:00
Guild
farm
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Wil­
consoling
advice.
o’clock P. M., when the polls shall be
ing at the Walker Bishop home
Rates
liam Lane of Council have moved Many of us are still Orange during
haying season.
into the house Streck's vacated. minded out here. Kay Hunter and Mrs. Krandler
closed,
for the election of one director
and baby daughter
Reduced 10%
A very nice afternoon was enjoyed his wife are going to a town over arrived home Saturday
for
a
term
of three years, one director
from
Holy
when Mrs. Witt and Mrs. Everett on the coast to a large Grange meet­ Rosary hospital in Ontario.
Whisler and Martha Parkinson en­ ing. Sort of a convention I guess. John Johnson and F. F. A. boys |
for
a
term
of
four years and one direc­
the Woman’s Society at There is a whole lot of us fellows who attended the Stock Show >
I DAHO V P O W E R tertained
tor
for
a
term
of five years.
Mrs.W itt'shome.Thursday.
don’t know about Granges yet. This Union last week returned home Sun­
Mrs.
Bear
and
daughter
Willa
By order of the Board of Directors.
meeting is June 16-17-18-19 day.
DR. J. C. BOWMAN
of Adrian were Sunday guests of Grange
and 20th.
Mrs.
N.
S.
Phelan
whose
birthday
B. B. Lienkaemper, Clerk
The Kingman Kolony Orange
Veterinarian
Sunday, June 8th was hostess
installed seven new members last was
for
the
Birthday
Club.
Each
mem-
Monday nite and eight of us new
members at our new Challf Butte
Grange went down to see how It was
Phone 39W
done. We hope to have some new
members here to initiate before too
long. We have hopes of real accom­
To City of Nyssa
J. R. CUNDALL
plishments through our new Grange.
Our first problem we want tc
Dentist
tackle Is the noxious weeds. Canad­
ian thistles are appearing at an al­
Sarazin Clinic •
• You’ll hardly believe your eyes when you see these new ’41
arming rate all over the new land.
NYSSA
OREGON
Kelvinators. Last year Kelvinator reduced prices from (30 to(60
The county Agent says it Is gett­
—thanks to a new, less expensive way of doing business. This
to be a very serious problem.
Commencing MONDAY, JUNE 9, 1941 the use ing
He or nobody else can understand
year
you enjoy additional savings up to (30. Pick out your Kel­
NYSSA
LIBRARY
of high-pressure water for irrigation will be al­ why it is spreading so. Many of the
Open each week day from
vinator—today
I Prices start at*129 95 tor a big 64* cu. ft. modeL
farmers It seems that we just cant
2 p. m. to 8 p. m.
ternating.
get the mto wake up to the serious­
Saturday, 2 p. m. to 8 p. m.
There’s room for more than ►
of the noxious weed menace.
ALL PATRONS WELCOME
Water users on the South Side of Erhgood Ave­ ness There
a bushel of vegetables in this
is
only
one
batch
of
Morn­
Librarian__ Mrs. S. B. Davis
big Vegetable Bin— right
nue using the water on Monday, Wednesday and ing Glories In this vaclnlty that the
where they’re needed most.
County
Agent
knows
of
and
it
is
Friday.
And you get an oversise, slid­
hoped
that
they
can
be
got
rid
of
OPTOMETRIST
ing Crisper, Meat Chest, .pace
before
they
go
any
farther.
Water users on the North side of Erhgood Ave­
for frosen foods.
"See Mr Fall and See Better"
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WATER USERS
DR. J. A. McFALL
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urday.
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