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THU RSDAY,AUGUST 14, 1941
THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL
and Betty Jean were In Parma on At Seaside-
Friday all were guests of Mr. and '
their liquor.
When someone get. likered up he Mrs. Carl Case in Arena Valley
j Saturday afternoon.
Word was received this week
has at beet ruined the night for the
Pete Prosses of Emmett spent
Mr Frank Newhill lost two pigs ’’from the Jesses Thompsons who are
By The Happy h n w
one who has to take care of him. Sunday visiting his mother Mrs. A.
! Monday morning which he had re spending the summer at Seaside
B/
We much prefer a ’peaceful few’ C. Prosser
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cently brought from Jack Corn.
Quess Roy Maanley u about the
that they are enjoying the salt air
TOPPS
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Eachui and
than
to
have
a
rtottous
mob'
at
g lades t man In Cow HoUew. Hu
C. M. Beaumont and Jack Corn and sea breezes and plan to re
our dances.
daughters were Sunday guests of
boils aren’t exactly well but they are
1 were in Nyssa and Parma, Friday main at the coast until the first
Berus ss
w uupusre/ roe ds rente must i n e Ç ç toh
Homer Cates George Oabriel and her parents, Mr. and Mrs E Eskew
ao much better that he can be up
| on business.
part of September.
B ombs es eoiont biom 6 ft B o muss pee eou* m
Clarence Ntociun are looking for a at Ridgeview.
and around and setting at least
10 StCOHOS FLAT/
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Robert Clark had the misfortune Race Horse Trainer—
E. E. Parker anad Vernon spent
hay
buyer
now.
some of his work done.
' to lose about half of his peas by
M m . Cates says “ we have formed a few days last week on a fishing
Two top notchers at the Caliente
That rain sort of slipped up on us.
fire on Saturday afternoon.
In thi scountry now for three years trip tto Strawberry Lake.
race tracks recently were trained
W e hardly expected It at this time
Mr. Wallace Jamison, Arlene Pe by Chick McCellen, son of Mr. and
and this Is the first crop we have
John Johnson. F F. A. teacher
c f year. Duke Parker had his hay
terson, and Emily Otis of Adrian Mrs. A. L. McClellen of Nyssa.
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at Adrian High School was a Sun
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most all up aand Doc Rafflngton had to sell."
were supper guests ofg Mr and Mrs
George want to do some Improve day guests at Phelan home.
and Elza Mlccum had theirs most
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y e*
Donald Clark on Monday evening. Friends Visit—
Another enjoyable visit and splen
ment on his place. He says that
all down when it hit us. I t seems
Visitors at the Prank Parker
Charles Wilson Joined them later
did
dinner
was
enjoyed
by
the
seven
dollars
for
hay
now
Is
as
good
that It can be hot and dry for
for a meeting of the C. E. program home are Mrs. J. W. Stuart of
weeks but when a lot of us farmers for us as eight alter the rains get "Birthday Club” Sunday when they
PPortland and Miss Bonita Covey
committee.
the stacks wet and they must throw met at the home of Mr. and Mrs
gets hay down then it can rain.
They are
George Swlgert to celebrate Mr.
Friends from Salem visited far of Parkdale, Oregon.
Expect the foresters would be o ff so much.
nieces of Mrs. Parker whom they
THÉ é lA N T Ó A M g lA N
And Clarence says that be Is get Swlgert’s birthday.
a
short
while
on
Sunday
evening
in
willing to see a few tons of hay get
R A T O f A P R IC A .
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Peck of Boise,
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert haven’t seen for several years. They
A T T A 'N i A LÉN ST M
a wetting in order to save a few ting pretty anxious to pay o ff all
expect to leave within the next
his bills. That the local merchants j Mrs. Lester French, Jackie and
of two m r /
Clark.
thousands of acres o f good timber.
week.
have
been
awfully
good
to
him
Judith
of
Roswell
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
The dance out here Saturday
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Parker and
e\ & -
Phil Parrot, o f Hood River Ore.
nlte drew the largest crowd that and he don’t like to dlssappolnt John Bishop and Johnnie of Nyssa
children were Sunday dinner and
| and Rev. D. L. Buote of Payette
visited at the Parker home.
we have ever had yet. The music them too much.
afternoon guests in the Wayne
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We have two real promising were Sunday evening guests i n
121000.000
was fine and the dance was a grand
| Wood home.
roes ie
success. But we are sorry that there watermellon patches coming on In Brumbach home.
Mr. and Mrs Dale Ashcraft went
i
n
)
etfoee
Cow HoUew. Those o f Russel Haw-
Mrs. Walker Bishop and Mrs.
are some people that think they
to the Rodeo In Caldwell on Sat
•me otftast
De Oss attended a Hobo party at
PROÖRAV
can't have a good time without el land Sam Cates.
urday night.
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Sam says “ that ain’t my meUon Mrs. Grace Hunt's Jungle In Ros
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F) SOLO IN
The A. N K. Garden Club met at
Will 900*1
patch” “ It belongs to the misses."
well Monday eaening.
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eo
the home of Mrs. Gerrit Muntje-
kt - acü
BRI CKS.
Guess that would go for Russle
Mr. Claude Parker of Boise vis
890.0SÇQ0Ç
wereff of Adrian on Monday after
IN M O N 6 0 U A
HoweU too to rby the time he night ited Thursday and Friday in E. E.
rotti „
noon.
BBeUALL//
rides ditch aU night and tends his Parker home.
The K. K. 4-H pig Club met at
water and what farming he Just
Cecelia Siltonis is visiting In the
the home of Quan Jensen on Friday
has to do don’ see how he coukl Ocamica home.
evening.
Mr. Harvey Lalton Is
tend a melton patch that size Any
A number of Bend people atten
. . . What is more cheerful than
their leeader.
way the me lions are coming on and ded the Co-op picnic at Caldwell
a gayly decorated Breakfast
Mrs. Hugh McComell and Mrs.
fai new u sesfoeey:
they soon will have lots of friends Thursday and also took in the nlte
Set? Or one decorated to suit
WlPfiy>lPPPTA91.E
Donald Clark were In Nampa Wed
Cow Hollow has tost two o f Its rodeo.
industrial RESEAr
your own taste — come in and
nesday on business.
DE.ELOPME:
ha yhands. Don Parker aand De
Mrs. Lee Baldridge aand Betty
choose a set from our assort
SUBSTITUTS !
Jewell Wilson spent Sunday with
W itt Britton left Sunday afternoon attended Church services in Parma
< 5 /¿ir I e PB P S
ment.
Glen Osborn and they went to On
for Eugene to work on a defense Sunday when Rev. Benthimg of
eiceey. b n p
tario in the afternoon.
M B T S P IP I If-
Job there. De W itt got In about Lewiston,
a former pastor had
BSAfums 1 vm.
Jimmy Wilson went to Snively
:1 es-rrse twmma :.
twenty four days In the hay fields charge o f the meeting
1
Mrrmt oees
Hot Springs with Mrs. Clarence E.
during the first cutting.
Elliott and sons. Donald
and
W e some times wonder If It would
Kenneth. Mrs. Elliott brought her
Mrs. Henry Derry and son Vernon ness on Friday.
not be better If about half o f us
and Mrs. Derry’s sister Mrs. Rogers
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Province were mother Mrs. Dallie McCreary back
fanners would shut down our farms
with her.
and son from St. Louis Mo. motored on business in Nyssa, on Thursday
an dgo to work on defense Jobs. It
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Parker and
Miss Ruby Quirk, daughter of to Washington to see John Derry afternoon.
would cut down the over productions
children were Sunday dinner and
and we would make much more Mr and Mrs. R. S. Quirk, was op who is stationed at the army camp
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Journey of
than we can hope to make here. It erated on for appendicitis at a close to Tacoma and visited their Payette, had Sunday dinner and afternoon guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Wayne Wood.
would help solve the labor problem Boise Hospital Sunday afternoon. daughter and family at Oregon, re spent the afternoon with Mr. and
somewhat and we could get to see She had been visiting her sister this turned home Monday.
Mrs. Frank Frederick.
those strikes from the other side summer in Boise. Monday Mr. and
Mr. William Toomb, Mrs. Conrad Return From Trip—
Mrs. Quirk, went to see her and left
| Martin, Carl Piercy and Dorothy,
her recovering.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Post and Mrs.
and Betty Jeean Toomb visited Mr
Sarah Pest returned on Saturday
Marvis Gale. Cloise Russell, Lily
aand Mrs. Robert Toomb in Nyssa
Yes, fresh T H IS M O R N IN G ,
from a ten-day trip to Salem and
Stiener, Mary Lou Jackson, El
The Home Economic Club of the on Sunday afternoon.
and E V E R Y morning. Oven-
coast cities.
H ie G irl Scouts, chaperoned by eanor and Phyllis Haworth attended I Kingman Grange met at the Am er
fresh, rushed to your grocer
Jewell Wilson has been helping
just
ahead of your purchase.
their leader Mrs. Maurice Judd and Girl Scout camp at Payett Lakes ican Legion Hall in Adrian. Tues
Charles Newhill mow and rake hay. In Salt Lake—
Enriched with vitamins B -l
day afternoon, to practice degree
Mrs. Paul Jackson, left Friday for the past week.
Wayne and Carl Piercy are com
and G. T ry a loaf, in the
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Matlock are
a weeks outing at Payette Lakes.
Miss Regina Ocamica is visiting work which they are putting on at bining peas for Robert and Donald
gingham w r a p p e r .................
now living at Salt Lake, and Miss
Arthur Holly and Jim Miller left relatives in Boise and looking for the Oregon T rail Grange, August Clark.
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Audrey Dewey is stayinig with her
Thursday for a visit with the John work.
A son, Richard William, was born sister-in-law Mrs. Marvin Dewey
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and William, Holly families at Bend
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Cartwright
Mrrs. Harry Russell and daughter
to
Mr.
aand
Mrs.
William
B.
Toomb
while he is at work in Hermiston.
Oregon.
silent part o f last week in Nyssa and Darrel, and Dorothy and Betty
Leona Belnap of Boise arrived with her parents Mr. and Mrs. R. Jeean Toomb visited in the home of on August 10 in Parma.
Ronald Lane returned Saturday Visits in Ontario—
Friday for a week-end visit In DyTe E. Servass, while Mr. Russell accom Mr. and Mrs. R ay Cartwhnght. of
night
from his fishing trip with the
Robert’s home. Miss Lucille Hln- panied the P. F. A. boys of the A d Big Bend on Friday evening.
Mrs. L. E. Newgen visited in On
AT YOUR
F. F. A. boys.
berllder of Nampa visited there on rian High School to Wallowa Moun
tario at the home of Mrs. Ruby
Mrs. Arthur Cartwright and Dar
Saturday.
G
R O C E R 'S
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W
illiam
B.
Toomb
Kelly
Tuesday
and
Wednesday.
tains.
rel, and Mrs. Wayne Wood and
Mr. and Mrs Tom Welsh and
Mrs. Lewis K ing returned to her children were in Nyssa, on business
daughter of Northern Idaho visited
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home in Ontario Sunday after a on Thusday afternoon.
his parents Mr and Mrs. Thomas
Mr. Conrad Martin, and Mr. W ill
NYSSA
weeks visit at the Joe King home
Welsh during the past week
On i
Mrs. Marshall Hyatt and child iam Toomb and daughters, Dorothy
ren, and Mr. and Mrs. Warren Dur and Betty Jean were shopping in
ban and baby and Mrs. Liken all of Nyssa on Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Donald Clark aand Mrs. R o
Caldwell were callers Thursday ev
ening at the Harry Russell and bert Clark and son, Gary, were vis
took Florence Russell back with iting homes in the Kolony on F ri
them for a visit to attend the Rodeo. day afternoon in the interest of the
Mrs. Albert Bowen and daughter Polly Anna Club.
Mr. William Toomb aand daugh
Pauline attended an all day meet
August 2, 1941
ing of the Assembly of God Church ter, Dorothy, and Betty Jean were
T R IA L BALANCE
In Caldwell on Friday afternoon on
23,500.00
In Nyssa on Wed.
Bonds outstanding
1
business.
80,535.00
Bond coupons paid ........... ....... .................
Mrs. Earl Osborn was In Nyssa,
4,070.44
Ik
Bond Fund ... ...... ....... ..... ..............- .........
Monday and Wednesday on busi
2,43154
VALLEY VIEW
Bond & Interest Tax Receivable Year 1934
ness.
480 03
1935
Nadine and Forestlne Wilson left
61844
.
1936
Mr. and Mrs. Caleet Bodmer and
196.81
1937
soons anad B. F. Bratton arrived from Adrian at 6:30 o’clock Friday
935.18
1938
from Kansas anad invited the Russ morning
_
. with the Adrian G irl Scout
988 38
1939
Cochrim nad C. C. W yckoff and A. Troop for their
triP to PaV-
ette Lakes
1,433 72
1940
A. Bratton families last week. They
Mrs. Clarence Elliot and Mrs. J.
2.023.48
1941
had a family reunion at the C. C.
11,391.98
County (Taxes delinquent to 1934» .........
W y c k o ff. home Monday evening G. Lane were In Payette on busi-
818.50
Delinquent Tax Certificates ------ ------------
Granadpa Bratton was at the A. A.
266 023 66
Drainage T ax Record --------------------------
Bratton home on Sunday getting j
88.163 76
Drainage system construction
................
acquainted with his new great j
1.382.11
Drainage well No. 1
................................
grandson Dennis Spitze. The Bod-
688 06
Drainage well No. 2
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ners left for Boise Tuesday to visit j
6.864.96
Interest St Discount .......
.....................
their son and wife Mr. and Mrs.
117.72
Kingman Colony Dr (linage Dlstrct warrant
Forrest Bodner and started on their
476
00
Laird Land sale calftract ........ ........... .....
return trip home In Natoma Kan- j
421.75
Operation St M Tax receivable year 1934
sas.
567.36
1935
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Alexander
401.61
1936
moved to Ironside where Dick Is I
489 68
1937
working In a saw mill.
MODEL
472.82
1938
Paul Stevens thrashed Ladlna j
532 45
ER-417
1939
Clover Friday.
868 16
1940
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Leffler and
1.264.88
«
1941
family visited M r and Mrs Harvey
77.248.03
Operation Si Maintenance .......... ..... .......
Reynolds of Sumpter Ore. over the
942 30
Operation St Maintenance Fund
week-end.
720 00
Pennle land sale contract __________ ___—
728.57
Mrs. Ben McConnel was on the
Peterson 30 real estate owned .......... .......
680 00
sick list last week but is improving.
Tensen-Burbldge land sale contract .........
Packed u'itb Star Features!
577.27
Arland and Joe White dug their
Tri-State Inv. Company real estate owned
180 68
spuds last week and Boyd Nellson is
Winston real estate owned
...................
«288.523 86 «288 621 66
digging his crop.
This summer, cook the cool, easy, economical way with a 1941 Kelvinator
RECEIPTS
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Markely and
3 daughters o f Luray Kansas visited
August 3. 1940 to August 2. 1941
Electric Range! Prices are up to $30 less than last year—yet see w hat you get!
the Forrest Grammon family W ed
August 3, 1940. Cash __________________________________
Bills rec e iv a b le __ _____ _______ _________________________
nesday eve and Thursday morning
I t Economical, high speed heating units
Automatic, self-computing Timer, with
called on the A. A. Bratton's.
Delinquent Tax Certificates ............................................
Virgil Belisle planted his lettuce
Kingman Colony Drainage District warrant ___________
electric dock, Minute-Minder and Selector Switch ^
7-heat switches, with individual
last week.
Land sale contracts
Taxes for year 1930
«
698
Virginia Du Pre of Ontario and j
Signal Lights
Deluxe Scotch Kettle
Oversize oven, with automatic pre-heat
1935
100 81
Joann Garrison were Monday ev And more and more
ening dinner guests of Mrs. Ed In men are fin d in g
1936
12202
cut-off and interior light -fc Warmer Drawer and Storage Drawers on ball-bearing
graham
1937
125 50
that out every «lay.
1938
664 32
Sybil Penn Is working for Mrs Have vou?
rollers
Porcelain finish and deluxe equipment throughout
Come in today!
904 00
1939
Casper Com o f Ontario.
vcar-oLl
1940
.................. 1 762 4»
R E Bums of Miami Florida ar A four-year
whiskey fa -
1941 ..................... 3.12294
rived Friday for a few weeks visit
A fall Him with many of tho
with his sister Mrs. T 8 Kennadv
Total taxes paid
........ ............... ................................
6.308.06
1870
88.720 82
Mrs. A S King aand Mrs. Rus all
abavo feature«, prie ad from
EXPENDITURES
Mrs A. S King and Mrs. Peacock of
Frultland and Mrs. O. W Kavtor
August 3. 1940 to August 3.1941
of Owyhee Mr. Bums hasn’t seen
81308 00
Bonds p a i d ________________________ ______________ _
his sisters for 14 years.
185 79
Taxes paid
2 022 29
Leroy Smith visited David Brown
Operation and Maintenance ____ _______________ _____
r
ing o f Payetet Sunday
Bond & Interest Fund
«4070 44
Operation St Maintenance Fund
94230
Mr. and Mrs, Jay Pryor and
daughter of Chillacothe Missouri
August 3. 1941 Cash on h a n d
8312.74
arrived at the Louie Pryor home
88.730 82
Correct Attest:
Saturday morning for a short visit
Frank D. Hall
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Mrs Ed EKirrh has been visiting
Secretary-Treasurer.
at the Ed Ingraham home, return
Good Ave.
ing to her home in Birth. Oregon
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