THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. THURSDAY, AUGUST 13, 1942
Classified
A dvertising
—
Romalne were in Ontario Saturday.
Mrs Claude Day and Mrs J. W.
Jennings were hostesses at a pink
and blue shower in ..onor of Mrs.
Lester Cleaver, Thursday afternoon
at the J. W. Jennings home.
RATES: Two cents per word tor each Issue. Minimum cash in
advance is 30c.
KALSOMINE, PAINT at competi
tive prices. First class quality.
Nyssa Lbr. Co., Goode Ave. and
Highway 201. Phone 108. 16Mtfc
FOR SALE—Floor lamps from FOR PLUMBER call J. C. Smith.
$10.95 to $22.50. Nyssa Furniture | Phone 78J.
tic.
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company.
MISCELLANEOUS
For Sale
California have returned to their
home after spending a week at
the home of Mrt. Annie Harris
and Mr. and Mrs. Vardo Harris.
George Rookstool, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Chris Rookstool, who has
been on furlough for several weeks,
has returned to his duties with
the army In Los Angeles.
Thurman Johnson left last week
{or Salem for an indefinite stay.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Whitlock has
returned to Spokane after a visit
at the Ed. Johnson home.
Mr. and Mrs. John Stohler have
moved into their new residence
recently completed.
Hugh Findley was able to re
turn to his home Friday from the
hospital, where he submitted to
an appendix operation.
daughter, and Mr and Mrs. Johnny
Westfall left Sunday for Me Min-
vllle to visit Mr. William's parents
and other relatives, Mr. and Mrs.
Bernice Gibson are staying at the
William place while they are a-
way.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hlpp of Boise
visited at the Bill Hlpp home
Wednesday of last week.
Grace Show, youngest daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Shaw was
operated cn for removal of her
appendix in the Ontario hospital
last week.
Mr s Bill Murray of Nyssa visit
ed her sister, Mrs. Sam Caldwell,
Sunday.
Mrs. Donald Bullard and son of
Chicago returned to the Otis Bull
ard home last week after a two
week • visit with friends at Hot
Lake.
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family and Mrs. Threlma Elliot The Girl Sccuts returned home
were in Nampa Thursday.
Saturday from Payette lakes, where
Mrs. Ella Orandlson of Hsrfland, they spent a week.
who has been visiting Miss May
Beaumont the past three weeks,
left for Mllwauke Monday.
The Home Economics club met Phone Us Your Orders
at the home of Mrs. Conrad M ar-1
tin Tuesday afternoon. The next I
for flowers.
meeting will be held with Mrs.!
K. I. Peterson of Adrian.
Phone calls paid on all
Mr. and Mrs. James Lane and
family were in Ontario FYiday. orders amounting to
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Cartwright |
$1.50 or more.
entertained at supper Thursday
evening for Mr. and Mrs. Dorcy
Conrad, Miss Mary Conrad, and Ontario Flower Shop
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Conrad and
son.
CITY PROPERTY
Legal Advertising
NO HUNTING—SIGNS. Pour for J
For Rent
quarter. Gate City Journal.
Notice To Hog Raiser.
FOR RENT-----Modem furnished
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
HOME FOR SALE—7 room house l house,
Adrian
3
rooms
and
bath.
Modern
and bath, full basement with two
With the Installation of a civ
house with bath, good loc
United States Department of
Upper Sunset
A meeting of the entire con
rooms, 3 acres. W. W. Foster, 1 3-room
scale at
ation.
Bernard
Eastman.
6ATFC.
The
Interior
gregation of the United Pres Mr. Schweizer of Nyssa met with GENERAL LAND OFFICE AT THE RAILWAY STOCK YARDS
block west of school gym. 23JTFC
FOR RENT—Modern furnished
byterian church will be held Fri group of people interested in The Dalles, Oregon. July 13, 1942. we are now receiving your hoga
FOR SALE—Good reconditioned ra three-room house with bath, lawn
day evening at 8:15. The purpose a taking
first aid work. The meet NOTICE Is hereby given that there every Priday, paying the
dios from $6.95 up. Nyssa Furniture and shade. Also one semi-modern COLUMBIA AVENUE of the meeting is to elect officers
ings will be postponed until a Ellis Ivan Warner, of Ontario, highest price the market permits
company.
13Atfc house. Inquire 162 First street, Mrs W. A. Bybee and Mrs S. P. and complete organization of the later
date. Anyone Interested Is Oregon, who on August 2, 1937, and seeking to serve you In every
east, 1 tii north of factory. 6ATFC
church.
Invited
to attend. Mr. Schweizer made Homestead entry, No. 030784,
Bybee
entertained
at
a
buffet
lun-
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ray
Thrasher
and
W ANTED
FOR RENT—Frances store build ; then Sunday evening at the S. P. Jean called on Mr. and Mrs. Ever- would lik» to have a class of 25 for Farm Unit “B” or the N4NW4 possible way.
12, Township 19 S., Range
WANTED—Bus driver and janitor, ing, formerly occupied by Baldridge Bybee home in honor of Mrs Leon ett * Points at the Owyhee dam or 30. Anyone wishing to sign up Section
should contact Mrs. U. E. Parker 46 E., Willamette Meridian, has FRANK KULLANDER
year around Job. House furnished. Implement Co.
Sunday.
Howes and Mrs. Gordan Ray of The Mary and Martha society or Mr. Schweizer,
filed notice of intention to make
Inquire Mrs. Ola Chard, Clerk of See: Frank T. Morgan 28tfc ard
Roy, Lincoln
Utah. The Heights
visitors are sisters met Thursday with with Mrs. Hill. Mr. and Mrs. Eldon McGarvin final Proof, to establish claim to
District 39, Oregon Trail school.
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cf the Bybee brothers. Other guests Mrs. Lane had charged of de visited at the home of Mrs. Mc- the land above described, before
Butchering
Oarvln’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank T. Morgan, Notary Public,
29 present
and votions.
The the
junior
class of were.
the Mr.
Lincoln
WANTED----- Good used pressure CUSTOM butchering every Mon among
at Nyssa, Oregon, on the 21st.
Adolph 8chneider, Sunday.
BETWEEN FRIENDS
Mrs
B.
G.
Bybee,
Mr
and
Mrs
How
Sunday
school
enjoyed
a
picnic
The
young
people’s
meetings
at
cooker. Mrs Cecil Evans Route 2 day and Friday. Beef, sheep and dinner
A business meeting was held at day of August, 1942.
ard
Bybee
and
son,
all
of
Ontario;
and
swimming
party
Sunday
Adrian
high
school
Sunday
even
Parma
6A2xp pork. Sanitary butchering guaran : Mr
Claimant names as witnesses:
and Mrs Sunday
D. O. Bybee
and Martin
family, ings feature a new type of lesson. the hall Friday night.
following
school.
Mrs.
Claude
Britton
received
word
D.
E. Brady, of Nyssa, Ore., Ben
teed.
Phone
05-R-l.
One
mile
west
W.
A.
Bybee
and
family,
Reed
and
Sunday,
the
meeting
was
“Under
j
Sayers
is
the
teacher.
WANTED—Manure hauler See of Nyssa on Alberta Ave. Jake Lynn
By Ed. Pruyn
from her sen. Clarence Pendarvus, F. Shaw, C. R. Barbour, Willard
Ray,
Norene
and
Roger
Howes
The
Christian
Endeavor
society
the
Stars”.
Mr.
Otis
talked
on
Frank T. Morgan
he had arrived in Australia Lay all of Ontario, Ore.
Fischer.
of Roy.
has
been invited to attend a rally astronomy. This Sunday the topic saying
last week.
W. F. JACKSON Howdy Folks:
Miss Erma
Seuell of church
Notus, will be “My Favorite Book’’.
meeting
ta the Jean
Presbyteran
'ATE PAY HICHEST PRICES for
FASHION FOUNDATIONS
Mr.
ad
Mrs.
Les
Wing
and
daug-
Register
Hitler has a lot of revolu
is spending
this week with The D. W. Patch family spent ter cf Owyhee spent Sunday at the
Ontario
Friday evening.
live fox feed horses. Phone 8 Pay Barcley and smart-form founda in Idaho,
brother school
and will
sister-in-law,
Sunday
be held Mr
at the week-end In Weiser with his Frank Parker home.
tionary
ideas. He must have
ette.
27Ntfc tion garments, Corsets, Girdles, Bra 2 her
and p. Mrs
Seuell. At 3 o'clock parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Mrs. Britton is enjoying a visit NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
m. next E.M. Sunday.
worked
on
a merry-go-round
ssieres. Perfect fit assured by ex Rev.
Mrs Fetter
Virginia of Bybee
Ontario entertained
will de Patches.
United States Department of
perienced corsetiere. Alice Collins liver
MISCELLANEOUS
when he was a boy.
from
her
sister
from
Nebraska.
The
Garden
club
met
Thursday
the
Just-A-Mere
club
at
her
home
a
message.
The
Interior
Box 500, Nyssa.
Roy Rookstool entertained GENERAL LAND OFFICE AT
Friday.
Nine who
members
and the
two young
guest. In Newell Heights with Mrs. Hill. her Mrs. club
The girls
attended
FOR SALE!—Gem eating potatoes.
Thursday with seven
Mrs
Dave
Mitchell
and
Mrs
Ira
people’
s
Bible
camp
at
Payette
Mrs.
Holton
talked
on
"Pall
Plant
Dalles, Oregon. July 16, 1942.
A local lady is of the opinion
William Peutz, Phone 010-J2 2JTFC
members present. The afternoon The
Ure
were
present.
A
lunch
was
lakes
gave
Interesting
reports
Sun
ings”.
NOTICE is hereby given that that the reason Solomon was
Buena V is t a
was
spent
socially.
The
next
meet
served
day of by
their the trip, hostess. The door Mrs. Cecilia Adams, new com ing will be held at the hall with Olive G. Bartenhagen, Heir of so all-fired wise was because
FOR SALE—38 head of geese and
Mr. was
and wen
Mrs. by Roy
Farley
Mrs Ira
Ure. and mercial teacher, was in Adrian Alice Bergam as hostess. A grab Matthias, S. Smith of Pine, Idaho,
50 buff pullets. Mrs. Glen Suiter, A party honoring Earl Jennings prize
attended a picnic held by Sunday.
who, on June 30, 1914, made De he had so many wives to ad
Phone 005—F4
30j3xp was held at the J. W. Jennings home family
sert Land Entry Act March 3, 1877, vise him.
Friday evening. More than 40 fri former Coloradans Sunday near The new Free Methodist min bag will be featured.
ister, Rev. Hardin, arrived in Adrian
No. 025485, for the SE14, or "Farm
ends and neighbors attended. Ice Nyssa.
FOR SALE—Buzz saw. Telephone ! cream
Mrs. Leslie Pennington and son last week.
Unit "C”, Section 12, Township
and cookies were served.
133—W
30j4xp Mr and
If you’ll take our advice, you’ll
Mrs Claude Day and of Athol, Idaho spent several days Mr. and Mrs. Earl Sparks and Kingman Kolony 22 S., Range 46 E.. Willamette
have
automobile repaired
family
of
Central
Point
have
moved
visiting
at
the
home
of
her
parents,
Meridian,
has
filed
notice
of
in
family
spent
Friday
evening
with
SWAP CORNER
Miss Jean Schooler of Genesee, tention to make final Proof, to right your
to Adrian.
Mr and Mrs Howard Day near Mr. and Mrs. George B. Ward.
now.
Idaho arrived Sunday to spend a establish claim to the land above
George Rookstool has returned
If you have something to sell Adrian.
week in the homes of Mr. and described, before Carl H. Coad,
Earl Jennings spent several days to California to resume his ‘army
or trade list it in the Swap Cor with
Mrs. Conrad Martin and Mr. and Notary Public, at Nyssa, Oregon,
Arcadia
training.
his
parents,
Mr
and
Mrs
J.
W.
ner. Somebody wants what you Jennings. He is stationed with the Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Perry and
Mrs. William Toomb and family.
the 27 th. day of August, 1942.
were 22 present Sunday The W.C.T.U. met at the home on Claimant
Pruyn’s
do not need.
Eva Marie were visitors at the at There
names as witnesses:
navy at San Diego.
church.
Rev.
Harrymare
of
the
of
Mrs.
Earl
Parker
of
Newell
Evan
Gheen,
Ruby
Gheen,
both
of
two year old son of Mr and Austin Robbins home Saturday.
FOR SALE OR TRADE—Regis Mrs The Woodrow
Nazerene
church
In
Nyssa
gave
Thursday afternoon.
Oregon. Leonard King,
Callahan was hurt Mrs. Forrest Grammon returned a sermon at 10 a. m. Sunday Heights
tered Guernsey cow. Lloyd W. with a paring knife.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Cartwright of Ontario,
to
her
home
Saturday.
She
spent
Mabel
King,
Garage
Lewis. 451—4th.
13A2xp Mr and Mrs H. L. Day and Dor- two weeks at Osborn, Kansas visit school was held after church. Mrs. Big Bend were visitors of Mr. and Idaho. RFD. both of Homedale,
Bullard gave the object less Mrs. Arthur Cartwright Wednesday
W. F. JACKSON,
TOR SALE:—Registered Guernsey athy and Thelma Flora spent Sun ing her mother. Mr. Grammon met Otis
on on Christ’s teaching. Sunday evening.
Register.
ull, three years old, from Shirts’ day at the Robbins home near Wil her in Boise,
school
next
Sunday
will
be
held
Mrs.
Elmer
Dutton
and
Elsie
Mr. and Mrs. Beryl Musick of at 10 a. m. The Sunday school sent and Leona of Notus, spent Sunday
Fretzel stock. See: F. A. Powell der.
7 miles west of Nyssa
14A2xp Mrs J. W. Jennings and Earl and Mountain Home visited at the a sympathy card to Rev. Stuts- in the Kolony with Mr. and Mrs.
Emil Frak home last week.
Caldwell and a card to Bob Clark.
Alice Pettet has gone to Cam berry of Shaw,
who is in the hos Mr. and Mrs. Lamberson of Sa
bridge, Idaho, where she will visit Grace
lem spent from Tuesday to Thurs
at the home of her brother, Joe pital.
Mrs. Ada Butler left last week day with their daughter, Mrs. Ro
Pettet.
Jacksonville, Floridla to visit bert Clark, and family. Jean Clark,
Mrs. Gilbert Huber and family for
her son, Conley, who is in the who has been spending the summer
of Lind, Washington spent several navy.
with Mr. and Mrs. Lamberson, re
| days visiting at the home of Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Bowers and turned
with them.
Huber’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. son, Donald, spent the weekend Miss home
Jeanette Martin of Caldwell
George Pennington.
spent the week-end with her par
Mr. and Mrs. Orlen Hainline in Meridian with a friend, Dave ents,
Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Martin.
were also dinner guests at the McClintock.
Mr. ad Mrs. DerreU William and Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Lane and
| Pennington home Sunday.
I Helen Pennington plans to leave
Monday for Payette, where she
be employed by Mr. and Mrs.
OPTOMETRISTS will
ABSTRACTORS
Ray Olsen at the HI. Lawn dairy,
of
Ed. Nelson and Elwood Wicker-
Insure
your
Hay
and
Grain
sham
of
Rapid
City,
South
Da
DR. J. A. McFALL
Complete abstracting “See
Mr Fall and S_'e Belter'' kota arrived at the Avery An
service.
You should not overlook the
derson home Wednesday. On Sat
urday they continued on to Port
Ontario Title
• Importance of insurance
land.
Abstract Co:
A
fire,
which
might
have
proven
ONTARIO, OREGON
Feed will be more valuable than
serious was extinguished by the
I help of neighbors on the Ray
ever this year.
EYESIGHT SPECIALIST j Whltsell place Saturday. Only a
few
grain
shocks
were
burned.
DENTISTS
ONTARIO
OREGON
Miss Velma Farley has gone to
| Stanfield to visit her sister and
F R A N K T. M O R G A N
husband. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley
J. R. CUNDALL
Walker.,
Insurance and Real Estate
PHYSICIANS
Dentist
The girls who attended the young
For 10 days you will
Phone 56-J
people's institute at Payette lakes
Phone 97
Sarazin Clinic
have
a wonderful
have
returned
to
their
homes.
NYSSA
OREGON
L. A. Moulding, M.D.
Rev. and Mrs. R. L. Kriner and
chance
to
buy at great
family left for New Meadows, Idaho
NEW COATS
Physician and Surgeon
ly
reduced
prices—
following servioes Sunday. They
Phone 37
The DRESS, COAT
will spend the next week doing
JEWELRY STORES
Hours: 10 to 12 and 1 to 5
Dressy Types
mission work there.
or SUIT
Daily—Except Sunday
Sport Types
Cleone
Pettet
has
returned
from
Fry Building
you have been wanting.
PAULUS
Midvale, Idaho, where she visited
TWEEDS and NAVY
at the home of her grandparents.
JEWELRY STORE
NEW DRESSES
Gearldine Pettit is now visiting at
Union Pacific Time Inspector
Jersey, Sheers,
33% Per Cent
JEWELRY — DIAMONDS
SARAZIN CLINIC Midvale.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Pettet and
Patterned
Rayons
Discount
WATCHES
and Donna Hauston at-1
J. J. Sarazin, M. D. Cleone
Don’t
stand
out
and
Freeze
this
winter;
buy
tended
a
Boulevard
Grange
picnic
j
Many
Styles—Dressy,
Main Street at Second
Eve Leuck, G. N.
Sport, Plain Tailored, at
SKIRTS
General practice of medicine Sunday.
Mr and Mrs. Milo of Oakland, i your coal now; 30 or 60 days may be too late.
X-Ray
Physiotherapy
a wonderful saving of—
Boyer’s
Professional And
Business Directory
OPPORTUNITY
COATS
SLITS
Dresses
KELLER’S
CABINET SHOP
If It Is made of wood we
can make it or repair It.
P. O. Box 893 643 Main St.
SHOE SHOPS
Abbott*« Shoe Shop
All kinds of shoe and harness
repairing
Across front post office.
MISCELLANEOUS
NYSSA AERIE
F. O. E. NO. 2134
Meets Wednesday Night
AT EAGLES HALL
Visiting Eagles Welcome
HARRY MINER, Sec
ROSCOE FINDLEY, Pres.
Laundries
Nyssa's Own & Nyssa Owned
— Seventh & Park Streets —
Phone 146
Nytsa Steam Laundry
Hi-heat coal is long burning, has plenty of
heat and has low ash content.
Keep faith with your dear ones
who have gone. Let The Nyssa
Funeral Home help you carry
out this privilege of the living.
We can assure you sympathetic
consideration and honest value.
NYSSA FUNERAL HOME
Ambulance Bel lies
Phone 73W
Nvsea
The price is right on all sizes.
25 Per Cent
33'/3 Per Cent
Discount
Discount
One Lot
BLOUSES
SWEATERS
10 Per Cent
25 Per Cent
Discount
Discount
Take advantage of this Opportunity Sale and
supply your needs.
Call or Phone 117
Inter-State O il Company
Boyer Bros. Co.
Ontario’s Own Department Store
„
Official Time Inspector for
Union Pacific
ONTARIO
OREGON
We handle Utah’s best coal.
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JEWELRY STORE
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