Nyssa gate city journal. (Nyssa, Or.) 1937-199?, June 06, 1946, Page PAGE FOUR, Image 4

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    THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL____ THURSDAY, JUNE 6, 1946
PAGE FOUR
ular with her husband and his
under (tve. Inquire at large section terested In the estate of Marquis H. Groot Thursday evening.
RICHLAND
ir leads will keep a cookies Jar
Mrs. E. P. Larson, Miss Ruth
6J2xp. Lockwood, deceased: that the un­
dersigned has been appointed Ad­ Larson and Mrs. E. C. Larson and
lllled
with his favorite cookie. Hun­
Miss
Gene
Gardner,
daughter
of
WANTED—To buy (our-wheel tratl- ministrator of the estate of Mar­
family returned Saturday from Ut­ Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gardner, was gry youngsters barging in after play
quis
H.
Lockwood,
deceased,
and
! er. State price, size and condition
ah, where they visited relatives honored Friday at a bridal shower appreciate a well-filled jar, too. Or
I of tires. Also wanted beet bed. E. nas qualified as such.
All persons having claims again­ and friends.
at which 59 guests were present. an unexpected caller can be made
C. Terhune, route 2, Nyssa. 30M2xp.
st said estate are required to pre­
Caldwell visitors Saturday even­ Out-of-twon guests Included Mrs. to feel at home with a cup of cof­
WANTED—To buy any kind o( bee! sent same with the proper vouchers
RATES: Two cents per word (or each Issue. Alter one month one| or veal; also we buy banger cows duly verified, within six months ing were Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Mow- Roy Graham and daughter ol Par­ fee and a plate of crisp cookies.
erson and Dale.
LEMON SUGAR COOKIES
ma and Mrs. Roy Graham. Jr., of
Rhone 31M or 06J1.
llAtlc. from the date of the first publi­
cent per word. Minimum, cash In advance, Is 30c.
Dick Groot was a business visitor
Caldwell. Hostesses for the after­
14 cup shortening
cation of this notice, to the under­ In Ontario Monday afternoon.
WANTED—Experienced farm hand. signed at his office, 122 Main
noon were Donna Goodell, Mrs.
14 cup sugar
| year-around work. Married man Street in the City of Nyssa, Ore­
C. panel. In good condition. Ira only. Jake Fisher, phone 05R1.
Wilson Winters and Mrs. Loyd 1 egg
gon,
which
place
Is
hereby
design­
MISCELLANEOUS
Adams.
Ore.
23Mtfc
4Atfc.
1 up sifted enriched flour
ated as the place for the trans­
Miss Gardner will be married
For Sale
14 teaspoon soda
Mr. and Mrs. William Toomb en­ Thursday to Bob Reffett of Sun­
FOR SALE Five room basement WANTED—Dead or worthless ani­ action of all business pertaining to
14 teaspoon salt
tertained Monday evening at din­ set valley.
FOR SALE—Windows, doors, screen | house, north Sixth street. $2100 mals, horses, cows, calves, sheep said estate.
A. L. Fletcher
ner for Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Toomb Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Nelson. Mr.
9Mtfc. and hogs. Phone collect Nyssa 102W,
doors, pipe, electric wire, bins 7 ft I A. L. Atkeson.
2 tablespoons lemon Juice
Administrator of the Estate of and Maxine Smith.
by 14 ft. suitable for stores, gar-
Payette 560J3, Frultland 3713 or
3 teaspoons grated lemon rlne
and Mrs. Charley Grider, Mr. and
Mr. and Mr3. W. E. Plercy and Mrs Ed Irving, Tren Jones, Law­
7Mtfc. Marquis H. Lockwood, Deceased.
ajes or warehouses, also white FOR SALE—40 acre farm. Mod­ Nampa 1000.
14 teaspoon vanilla extract
ern
basement
house.
Raymond
T.
Dated
this
24th
day
of
May.
1946.
Arlene were dinner guests Tuesday rence Cleverly, Gene Bair, Howard
cinder blocks. L. J. Josephson and
2 tablespoons Lemon Sugar
WANTED—To
purchase
straw.
Sager,
44
mile
north
of
Parma-
First pub. May 30, 1946
evening In the William Toomb Bair, Vern Hughes, Jim Olin, John Lemon Sugar
Son. Phone 392 J. Payette. 6Jtfc.
Nyssa Junction.
3UM3xp. Frank T. Morgan.
28E1fc.
Last pub. June 37, 1946.
home.
Rldder were Jersey breeders who 2 tablespoons sugar
FOR SALE-Tractor mower, John
Mr. and Mrs. William Toomb, attended the Christiansen sale of
14 teaspoon grated lemon rind.
Deere, oil bath, with seven-foot cut, FOR SALE One 8 by 9 overhead
For Rent
Betty Jean and Dickie were busi­ Shadilane Jerseys at North Powder
Mix sugar and rind
panel
door.
Inquiie
Sam
Hartley
new condition. Call or write James
ness callers In Nampa Monday.
Cream together shortening and
last week.
3UM2xp. EOR RENT- 200 acres, 2 14 miles
Yamada, route 2, Nyssa, at A. P. or Grant Rmcliart.
Dorothy and Betty Jean Toomb
sugar until light and fluffy. Add
north
ol
Ontario
on
highway,
suit­
Dally Vacation Bible school be­ were dinner guests in the Charles
Anderson's ranch In Sunset valley. FOR SALE - Weuner and feeder
and beat well. Slit together
NEWELL HEIGHTS egg
6J3xp. pigs. L. E. Robbins, 3 miles north able for row crops. See Flank T gan here Monday under the super­ Wilson home in the Big Bend com­
flour, soda, and salt. Add flour
Morgan.
28Mtic
vision of Miss Marjory Crook and munity Wednesday evening.
mixture alternately to creamed mix­
FOR SALE—2 houses on one lot, of Nyssa, 14 mile west on Gem
2Mtfc.
Jeanette Martin and Dorothy | Mrs. Bertha Rathbun and child­ ture with lemon Juice, rind, and
Miss Wilma Bullard, students at
MISCELLANEOUS
one 3 rooms and bath. One 2 rooms avenue.
ren
visited
Tuesday
at
the
E!ai
1
Multnomah School of the Bible. Toomb left Thursday morning for
and bath. $3650.00 terms.
FOR SALE—4 room house, excell­ NOTICE!—I will not be responsible Miss Alice Warner Is helping with their home in Clarkston, Washing­ Warden home. Reva Jo Rathbun vanilla extract. Drop by teaspoon­
fuls on greased baking sheets.
3 HOUSES—all have electric water ent location, newly painted, partly
ton, after visiting friends and re- j Is spending the summer at the Sprinkle with Lemon Sugar. Bake
tanks, furnaces, baths, garages. modern. Bernard Eastman, Tele­ for bills contracted by anyone the classes.
Warden
home
helping
with
the
other than myself. Klaas Tensen.
Mrs. Sweareign of Boise visited latlves the past few days.
In moderate oven ( 375 degrees)
Good location. Shade and lawns. phone 64
16Mtfc.
30M3xp. her daughter, Mrs. Gene Kipp, and
Francis Deffer, Vernon Parker, farm work.
15 minutes. Yield: 2-14 dozen 1'4
Terms.
Earl
Coolie
spent
Tuesday
with
and Howard Hatch spent Memorial
inch cookies.
3 ROOM HOUSE—with bath, elect­ FOR SA L E — Automobile insurance, M ISC ELLA NEXJUS- New selection family this week.
Earl
Warden.
He
was
a
school
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Kipp and day fishing on Carter Creek.
ric hot water tank, garage, lawn 'public Liability, Property Damage, of sewing machines, Electric, tread­
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Brown and mate of Elvin at Arnett, Oklahoma. RHEUMATISM
Fire, Theft and Collision. Placed les and portables. F. “Lete" Sack- daughter have returned from Mc­
and trees. $2200. Terms.
Barbara and Elaine McLaughlin
Mr.
and Mrs. Hank Korman and
Call,
where
they
spent
three
days.
In
the
best
companies
at
lowest
BUSINESS LOT—on Ontario High­
ett. Repairing. Ontario^
16MtfS.
of Caldwell are spending the week
and ARTHRITIS
daughter.
Kristine,
spent
memorial
Miss
Awona
Shaw
was
a
dinner
possible rates. Bernard Eastman.
way at City Limits.
I suffered for years and am so
at the M. L. Kurtz home.
day
touring
the
valley.
They
visit­
guest
Sunday
of
Misses
Adel
and
MISCELLANEOUS
—
Fcr
Insured
14Ftfc
BERNARD EASTMAN
The Young Women's missionary thankful that I found relief from
ed the towns of Vale, Harper, On­
and first class hauling see Stanley Melb Sabin.
6JtfC.
TOR SALE Field and garden seeds. Keffett. Phone 76, Powell Service Eithel Bullard of Hermiston vis­ tario, EYuitland, Weiser, Payette, society of the United Presbyterian this terrible affliction that I will
church of Adrian held their regu­ gladly answer anyone writing me
FOR
SALE—McCormlck-Deerlng Hollingsworth Hardware and Imple­ Station. JMtfc.
ited over the week-end here with and Nyssa. They had a picnic din-
lar monthly meeting at the W. E. for Information. Mrs. Anna Pautz,
4Atfc.
beet cultivator, full set of tools, ment company.
¡ner in the park at Vale.
relatives.
STORAGE!— Consolidated Freight-
Allis Chalmers tractor, tumble bug,
Mrs. Vernon Parker and Paul left ’lercy home Thursday afternoon. P. O. Box 825, Vancouver, Wash.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Glenn
Dowers
and
Mr. and Mrs. Fled Sheffield of OWYHEE DRUG CO.
and hay buck. 3V4 miles west on FOR SALE—11 acres, seven room ways building, First street. See family spent Memorial day in i Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. Gor-
24Mtfc Caldwell.
Columbia Ave. C. Mltzel. 30M2xp. house and shop. Inquire at Bill’s Jaxe at the Fix-It shop.
idon Toomb for California to bring Meridian, Idaho spent Sunday at
place, west of grade school building.
the Earl Warden home,
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Butler and back Mr. and Mrs. Toombs’ be-
16M4xp. MISCELLANEOUS—Duplicate car
Harold Kurtz spent a few days
FOR SALE—Folding metal army
'
longings
as
they
will
make
their
family
were
dinner
guests
Memorial
E.W. PRUYN
and cylinder lock keys made. Gam­
in Chicago visiting friends while
cots, good condition. $7.95. Nyssa
home
in
Nyssa.
They
returned
Fri-
TOR, BALE Died bricks, 80 miles ble store.
250afc. day at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
waiting
for
the
summer
term
to
Furniture Co.
30Mtfc. lrom
\ day evening. Janet Parker stayed start at Monmouth College In Ill­
Harry Farmer In Ontario.
Nyssa. Les Wallace, Sumpter,
BUTCHERINO
Mr. and Mrs. Otis Bullard were with her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. inois.
Auto Repairing
16M4xp.
FOR SALE 1942 model Glider Oregon.
Custom butchering every Mon­ pleasantly surprised Tuesday even­ E. E. Parker while her mother was
trailer house. In good condition.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Wayne
Piercy
are
day and Friday. Beef, sheep and ing when a crowd gathered to help gone.
Reboring, Valve Grind­
For Rent
Sleeps four. O. H. Burgess, 311 No.
Bobby Parker stayed with his building their house across the
First street, phone 12J
30M2xc. TOR RENT—70 acres of pasture pork. Sanitary butchering guaran­ them celebrate their 25th wedding
road
from
the
W.
E.
Piercy
home.
teed. Phone 05R1. All stock must anniversary. They were presented I aunt, Mrs. Mary Halt, and family
ing, Lathe work. Parts
Mr. and Mrs. Marion Loftus and
FOR SALE!—Poles and derrick land, three and one-half miles from come In Thursday or Sunday after­ with a silver cream and sugar set, on their farm from Wednesday un­
daughter
visited
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Earl
timbers. Leave orders at Thompson Nyssa-Adrlan Junction. Phone 1075 noon between 1 o'clock and 7. No and a number of other gifts. Those til Saturday.
and accessories
6J2xp. stark accepted on butchering day. present were Mr. and Mrs. Lee
Oil station. W. C. Riddle. 30M2xp. at Caldwell, Idaho.
Bobby and Billie Helton of Boise Piercy the first of last week. They
were on their way to Vancouver,
One mile west of Nyssa on Alberta Dail and family, Anna Dali, Har­ are visiting the Mackey families.
Washington.
FOR SALE!—Clarinet, excellent con­ FOR RENT—Ladino pasture land avenue. Jake Fischer.
Phone 56w
29Mtfc old Dali, Mr. and Mrs. John Zitter-
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E.
M.
Mackey
were
dition. $30. Inquire at Journal of­ to rent. Suitable for late potatoes.
shoppers
In
Boise
Friday.
They
also
cob
and
Jack,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Theo
fice.
30M2xp. Cash or shares. Call at Journal of­
Matherly and family, Mr. and ad dinner with their daughter, Mrs.
fice.
6Jlxc.
Mrs. Elmer Stradley and family, Louise Helton, and family.
FOR SALE—Five room house In
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
By Leona Anderson
Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Mackey were
Ontario. See Earl Browne, phone
NOTICE hereby Is given to the Mr. and Mrs. George Moeller and
of Idaho Power Co.
WANTED
HAULING
42, Ontario.
30M2xp.
creditors and all other persons in­ family, Charles Bullard, Mr. and in Payette Saturday.
“KEEP THAT COOKIE JAR
Mr. and Mrs. A. C Henderson and
Mrs. Lester Reece, Pearl and Erma
FOR SALE—Seed potatoes. White WANTED—Beauty operator. Good terested in the estate of James A. Lee Orris, Vern Butler, Mrs. Hanks Mrs James Coon and daughter ol
FILLED”
Livestock, Farm Pro­
rose and netted gems grown from commission. Owyhee Beauty shop. Kelly, deceased: that the undersig­ and son, all of Portland. Refresh­ lSmmejtt had dinner with their
The bride who wants to be pop­
ned
has
been
appointed
Administra­
16Mtfc.
certified seed. Ira Ure.
23MLfc.
duce, Building Mater­
tor of the estate of James A. Kelly, ments of ice cream, cake, and cof­ daughters and sisters, Mrs. Bill
Looney and Mrs. Elmer Sparks, on
FOR SAIE OR TRADE—19^1 Ô. M. ' WANTED—To care for children deceased, with the will annexed, fee were served.
ials, etc.
Tommy Bates and Billy Stradley Memorial day In the Bill Looney
— 1 — --------------
j and has qualified as such.
All persons having claims against have returned from the hills, where home.
Elvin Bonde of Emmett was a
said estate are required to present they had been cutting poles.
Norman Hipp
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Dowers were caller In the Looney home Wednes­
same with the proper vouchers
duly verified within six months ol business visitors in Boise Tuesday. day evening.
Phone 151W, Nyssa
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Sparks and
Mrs. Jake Groot and Mrs. Les
the date of the first publication ol
AND INSECT SPRÄ?
Wayne
had
Sunday
dinner
In
the
'nmlson
were
business
visitors
in
this notice, to the undersigned at
home of his mother, Mrs. Ellen
the office of A. L. Fletcher In Nys- Weiser Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Vern Butler are Sparks, Sunday.
sa, Oregon, which place is hereby
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Brown were
designated as the place of business the parents of a girl born June 2.
In Boise Sunday on business. They
In all matters connected with said
Sunday evening supper in the
estate.
COLUMBIA AVENUE had
Durham home at Boise.
A. L. Fletcher, Administrator
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Surplus of
of the estate of James A. Kelly,
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Dirkson and
with the will annexed.
family of Richland, Mrs. C. Van California Is visiting Mrs. Lois
First pub. May 16, 1946.
der Winkle and Mrs. C. Van Telf Cartwright and other relatives in
OPTOMETRISTS
Now at his new modern offices
Last pub. June 13, 1946.
ol Nyssa and Mr. and Mrs. Dick the Big Bend and Kingman Kol-
Groot called at the home of Mr. ony communities.
718
Arthur
St.
Phone 720
DR. J. A. McFALL
Mrs.
Lois
Cartwright
and
Mrs.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
and Mrs. Jake Groot at Arcadia
“See McFall and See Belter"
Caldwell, Idaho
Arthur Cartwright and children of
NOTICE hereby Is given to the Thursday.
SARAZIN CLINIC
creditors and all other persons in­
(Directly across from the American theater)
Pete Tensen was a business vis­ Kingman Kolony visited relatives
Dr. J. J. Sarazin
Sunday in Sunny Slope and Cald­
terested In the estate of Culver itor In Ontario FI id ay morning.
Kne<al Norcott, deceased; that the
Henry and Tony Van Twisk at­ well.
Dr. K E. Kerby
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Webster and
undersigned
has
been
appointed
tended
the ball game in Ontario
Physician and Surgeons
children, and Mr. and Mrs. Clyde
Administrator of the estate of Sunday afternoon.
Culver Kneal Norcott, deceased, and
Mr. and Mrs. Gerrlt Stam enter­ Steelman and Donna Lee attended
EYESIGHT SPECIALIST
has qualified as such.
tained several relatives Sunday af­ the boat races Sunday at Lake Low­
ell.
L. A. Maulding, M. D. ONTARIO
All persons having claims against ternoon.
OREGON
Arrange for your GI or FHA loan through
Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Gilford and
Physician and Surgeon
said estate are required to present
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Groot called
the
First National bank, Nyssa branch.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Rex
Gilford
and
Phone 37
same
with
the
proper
vouchers
on relatives at Apple Valley Sun­
.JEWELRY STORES
children of Weiser visited Sunday
Hours: 10 to 12 and 1 to 6
duly verified within six months of day afternoon.
Insure your new home with your local agent.
Dally—Except Sunday
(lie date of the first publication of j Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Mowerson in the Francis Deffer home.
PAULUS
We will be pleased to help you.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Reuter and
this notice, to the undersigned at and Dale were In Emmett after a
JEWELRY STORE
children
arrived
home
Saturday
af­
the office of A. L. Fletcher In Nys- j load of wood last week.
Union Pacific Time Inspector
Nyssa Post No. 79
sa, Oregon, which place Is hereby
Dave Hawkins was in Ontario on ter visiting relatives at Halfway
JEWELRY — DIAMONDS
ind Union.
designated
as
the
place
of
business
Memorial
day.
WAT "MES
William Toomb, Chet Hudson and
in all matters connected with said
Rikus Van Twisk and Chris Kat
NYSSA
INSURANCE
PHONE 64
Main Street a. Second
estate.
of Valley View called on Dick Clyde Steelman were In Boise Tues­
It
Pays
To
Trade
In
Nyssa
day
morning
on
business
for
the
George J. Mitchell
WYCKOFF
Adrian chamber of commerce.
Administrator of the estate of
Mrs. Wiley Dille and Jean, Mrs.
JEWELRY STORE
Culver Kneal Norcott, deceased.
|
W. B. Bunch, Mrs. Thelma Elliot
Official
Time
Inspector
for
First
pub.
May
16.
1946.
The American Legion
and Mildred Sparks attended the
Union Pacific
Last pub. June 13, 1946.
Holds regular meetings ONTARIO
Spring 4-H show held In Ontario
OREGON
Saturday. Mrs. Bunch and Mrs
RIG BEND IRRIGATION DIS­
First and Third Thurs­
Elliot were there Friday to help
GEORGE JACKSON
TRICT
days, every month.
with the exhibits.
MODERN WATCH REPAIRING
NOTICE OF MEETING OF DIR-
GREASED POLE
All veterans and service
Wilbur Jackson left Monday for
State Licensed
K T O R 8 SITTING As A BOARD
Remember
when
New York state to be with his
Watchmaker
OF EQUALIZATION
men and women are
the outstanding ev­
parents for the summer.
OREGON
Notice hereby Is given. That the
ent of the fair or
welcome to attend our 3>V ONTARIO.
The Eastern Oregon Livestock show
blocks N. of City Hall
Board of Directors of the Big Bend
carnival was "climb­
meetings.
will be held Wednesday at Union
'rrlgatlon District, sitting as a
ing
the
greased
The boys going from here are:
Sales Service Supplies
Hoard of Equalization will meet on
pole?” The crowd
DENTISTS
George Elfers, Elvin Togleman.
he 10th day of June 1946 at 8:01)
had great fun wat­
Eldon FUgleman, and FYed Kling-
WORLD FAMOUS
o'clock P M of said day at the
Notice is hereby given to the legal voters of
ching the men and
back, taking beef steers; Wain
farm home of A. C. Holly, near
boys try to Inch up
ELECTROLUX
School
District No. 26C of Malheur County,
Robb
taking
a
registered
hereforc!
Dentist
the Snake River Bridge at Adrian.
the slippery pole, and
Cleaner & Air Purifier
heifer; Bill Roy, three fat lambs;
i tate of Oregon, that the annual election of
Phone 56-J
Malheur County, Oregon, for the
noisy applause greet­
and Kenneth Price a registered
E. R. Anderson
Sarazin Clinic
purpose of reviewing and correcting
ed the one who rea­
said district will be held at the elementary
duroc gilt.
OREJOON
NYSSA
Its assessment roll and apportion­
ched the top. Re­
Rt. No. 3 Sunnyside,
school
between the hours of 2:00 p. m. and 7 :00
Kenneth
Elliot
has
been
visit­
ment of charges for operation and
member?
Weiser, Idaho
ing his mother and other relatives
p.
m.
on
the third Monday of June, being the
maintenance
for
the
1946
season
. F. BODMER
NYSSA
the past week. He will leave Wed­
and the construction charges of the
17th
day
of
June, A D. 1946.
VETERINARIAN
FUNERAL HOME
Dentist
nesday morning for Astoria, where
Park Unit of said District.
he Is now stationed.
The assessment roll and record,
Ph. 187W
DR J. H. BERGER-
Donald Elliot. Ivan Jensen, and
thereof, may be Inspected at the i
Wilson Bldg.
This election is called for the purpose of el­
Veterinarian
Jimmy Wilson left Saturday for
residence of Harvey Hatch. Sec re-1
ecting one director for a term of rive years.
the forest reserve at Clarkla. Idaho.
tary of said Big Bend Irrigation
Box
D
Phone
135J
FLOOR SANDING
Dr. John L. Anderson of Cald­
District, by any Interested person*.
Nyssa, Oregon
well. Joyce Kurtz of Newell Heights.
By order of the Board of Direc­
Dated this 6th day of June, 1946.
New or old floors sand-
Adlene Plercy and Ardls Hurst of
tors.
Kingman
Kolony
were
Sunday
din­
ed
perfectly.
Large
Harvey Hatch, Secretary
HAY BUYER
R. G. Larson
ner guests in the home of Mrs.
Big Bend Irrigation District
commercial
machine
Threlma
Elliot.
First
publication
May
18.
1948.
W. F. JAHN
Chairman, Board of Directors.
and experienced oper­
Mr. and Mrs. Berthel Caverhill
Lost publication June 6, 1948.
ators. Telephone Boise Dealer in hav and era in
and daughter. Dixie, of Bend. Ore­
gon visited at the home of Mr.
■‘"-VI
NOTICf TO CREDITORS
Attest: Henry H. Hartley, district clerk
Third at Good Ave.
6189R.
Caverhlll's cousin. Mrs. Threlma
NOTICE hereby Is given to the
Elliot Memorial day.
, creditors and all other persons in-
Classified
j house.
V
Advertising
Adrian
Arcadia
Legal A dvertising
Kitchen Chats
M!
Professional And
Business Directory
Dr. G. W. Graves
Optometrist
PHYSICIANS
PLANNING TO BUILD?
BERNARD EASTMAN
MEMORY
Notice of Annual
School Election
,r. K.YrsfiUTr
i&L.
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