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THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL PAGE FOUR C la s s ifie d Advertising RATES: Two cent.., per word tor each Issue. After one month one cent per word Minimum, cash In advance, is 30c. TH URSDAY, JULY 18, 1946 Uio service bring your radios to a single woman; J. Blaney Boy- ft„idale-Newsom Furniture store deU a slngle man; ^ n u r H. Boy- 'o e n e Seybold, radiotrician. 13Jtfc. deU and Blanche Boydell, his wife; Etnelwyn Sarazin and J. J I MISCELLANEOUS — For insured Sarazin, her husband, Elizabeth end first class hauling see Stanley Agnes Nedry and E Britt Nedry, 1 Relfett. Phone 78. Powell Service her husband; Winifred B. Thomas, | Station. 7Mtfc. sole heir of Win S. Brown, deceas- ------------------------------------------------ . ed, and Louis P. Thomas, her hus- 8TOKAGE Consolidated Freight- band Winifred B. Thomas, devisee ways budding, First street. 8ee Qf H p Brown deCeased, and Jaa • at the Fix-it shop. 24Mtfc Louls p Thomas, her husband, and This summons is published by order of the Hon M. A. Biggs, Circuit Judge, dated July 3. 1946, prescribing that this summons be served by publication thereof, once each week for four consecutive and successive weeks in the Oate City Journal, a newspaper pub lished in Malheur County, Oregon. The date of the first publication hereof is July 4, 1946 and the date of • the last publication is August 1, 1946. A. L. Fletcher, Attorney for the Plaintiff, Residence and Post Office address: Nyssa, Oregon. FOR SALE— Two-wheel trade, MISCELLANEOUS—Duplicate car the unknown heirs, if any of H- *• .„d cylinder lock keys made. Oam- Brown, deceased, and ^ and table model rauro. Phone ble store 250afc. o ugh by and Jane Doe Willoughby. D5J5. lJJ2xp ______ _______________________ ___ _ his wife; also all other persons and FOR SALE— 1940 6x8 2V4 ton OMC BUTCHERING parties unknown claiming to have FOR SALE—Five room basement Custom butchering every M o n -. any right, title, interest in or lien truck. Phone 189W after 5:30 p. m. nouse, north Sixth street. $2100. lDJlxp A. L. Atkeson. 9MlIc. day and Friday. Beef, sheep and i upon Lot 7 of Block 27, Teutsch's pork. Sanitary butchering guaran- ; addition to the City of Nyssa, Mal- FOR SALE— Alarm clocks. Also FOR SALE -Automobile insurance. teed. Phone 05R1. All stock must . heur County, Oregon. Defendants, Mrs. L. GrifflUs oi Colorado left one 8-day mantle clock. Ail good Public Liability, Property Damage, come in Thursday or Sunday after- ' To MALHEUR COUNTY, a pol- timekeepers. George Bertsch. Ac fire, Theit and Collision. Piaceu noon between 12 o ’clock and 8. No ¡ticai sub-division of the State of for her home Wednesday after ross from nursing home. 18Jcxp m tiie be.,t companies at lowe.-. .lock accepted on butchering day I Oregon, H. S. Sackett, County visiting the past several weeks at One mile west of Nyssa on Alberta clerk and Ex -Officio, registrar of the home of her son, Ray Griffitts possiole ra i«. Bernard Eastman. FOR 8ALE— 1937 four-door Dodge HM tlt j titles for said Malheur County; and family. IsPtfc avenue. Jake Fischer. sedan, good condition. W. M Mc- Those who attended the rodeo at —----------— ’ " j , . ILulu L. Hoxie, widow of W. E. Ewen, route 1. 18J2xp Legal A dv ertisin g |Hoxie, deceased; Dewey B. Hoxie Nampa from this community were For Rent and Doris F. Hoxie, his wife: Helen Mr. and Mrs. Willis Bertram, Mr. FOR SALE— Old laundry building, FOR RENT— Rooms. One mile NOTICE OF FINAL HEARING A. Wilson and Paul Wilson, her and Mrs. Ray Griffitts and fam NOTICE HEREBY IS GIVEN. 50x30, two lots, electricity, water west Nyssa. Fred Lindner. llJ4xp husband: Lloyd E. Hoxie and Ruth ily, Mr. and Mrs. Alva Goodcll and and connected to sewer, $2500. P-ay That Nettle A, Simpson, Adminstra- Hoxie, his wife; Cleston C. Hoxie Donna Belle and Alvin Cleaver. trix of the estate of John M Sim Enslow. 7th and Park. St. llJ3xp For TRADE Mr. and Mrs. Loyd Cleaver and and Lucy Hoxie, his wife; Harold pson, deceased, has tiled in the FOR SALE—Used mohair daven FOR T R A D E - Cold storage lock County Court of Malheur County, C. Hoxie and Evva Hoxie. his wife; Linda and Mr. and Mrs. George Hox- Cleaver were in Ontario Priday. port. Good condition, $24 Nyssa er box In Nyssa for one in Pay Oregon, her first and final account Herbert C. Hoxie and . Ruth , , Mr. and Mrs. Alvie Poplun ol Furniture Co. Phone 149W. llJulytf ette. R. R. Whitman. 215 south 14th 18 Jlxp'“ „ d t 3 rL n a a y erju 7 r 2 2 1S194ö'T t B Hoxle’ deceased; Gertrude Eva Nebraska are living in the house street, Payette. NOTICE— I am not responsible ,and that Monaay juiy xa. . Boydell. a single woman; J Blaney on the Glenn Hoffman farm Mr. for bills except those contracted saW day at .he ____ County Court Boydell. a single man; Arthur H. Poplun is a brother of Mrs. Hoff- W AN TED „ aju H „ „„ _ ____ D o ir r lo ll o r t /l D I n n /iV lü U n v n p 11 n ie H lä fl by myself. J. C. Krul. llJ2xp --------------------’ , _ .. flf v nrevon Boydell and Blanche Boydell, his WANTED Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Hoffman, Mr. To Do laundry y ^ave b ^ n ^ ix ri^ a s“ ' the“ ’ tiníT and iEthelwyn Sarazin and J. J. Sarazin, FOR SALE—Two registered Here home. Leave at Maxine Marsh's „ _ . . . . „„ her husband; Elizabeth Agnes Ned and Mrs. Jim Ritchie and family ford cows with caives E. C. Larsson, house behind power plant. 18J2xp F>«* for( the he“ rir; f of “ f ry and E. Britt Nedry, her rus- and Mr. and Mrs. Olenn Hoffman Columbia Ave. 4J4xp ________________ ____ icount and any objections that may . attended the picnic at the Big FOR S A L B ^ y M S . P * * W A N 7 -, , TO■ Bend park Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Virgil McGee and south of Nyssa airport. E. D. Nor ^ o b j= in writ- ; ^ B <Ttomas, devisee Mary and Lois ’ called at the Alva man. 11J2xp Pho^e MM or 0 6 J L _ H i U » |may „ WANTED-Dead or worthless anl- ( Said account ls for nnal settle- oi H F Brown, deceased, and Louts Goodell home Sunday evening. FOR SALE— Slightly used side- mat,, horses, cows, calves, sheep ment and u belng approved and p Thomas her husband, and the Mary is home on vacation from mount heavy duty, six-foot Ford n , 11.. ..i XI. I lo ll If ii Is n /vilits s n I tin i f a n il n T XX R unknown V heirs, If any of H. X F, Pendleton, where she ls a cadet and hogs. Phone collect Nyssa 102W, sem ed sa[d estate will be closed. mower. See at J. C. Olsen ranch, Brown, deceased, and Roy Will nurse. Payette 580J3, Fi ultland 3713 o r . Nettle A. Simpson 3 miles north of Nyssa on high- Alva Goodell and Virgil McGee 7Mt|c. j Administratrix of the «state of oughby and Jane Doe Willoughby, day. llJ3xp Nampa 1000. his wife; also all other persons called at the Holy Rosary hospital ■----------- ~ WANTED Auto mechanic and parts John M. Simpson, Deceased and parties unknown claiming to to see Mr. Black, who was injured FOR SALE— Good 100 acre ranch. First pub. June 20, 1946. man. Phone 144J, Nyssa, post ol- have any right, title, interest In last week-end. Good modern Improvements, $15,000 List pub. July 18, 1946. flce box A. l3Jtfc. ! or lien upon Lot 7 of Block 27, See Frank T. Morgan. 4Jtfc. Teutsch's addition to the City of SUMMONS MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE!—11 acres, seven-room ________ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF Nyssa, Malheur County, Oregon, house and shop. Inquire at Bill’s MISCELLANEOUS— Custom com- TIIE STATE OF OREGON FOR defendants. place west of grade school build blr.lng, 114 miles south of Parma-! THE COUNTY OF MALHEUR A bridal shower was held at the IN THE NAME OF THE STATE ing, 20Jtfc. Nyssa Junction. Martin Tuttle, > George V. Kirk and James E. OF OREGON: You and each of Oregon Trail schoolhouse Wednes you, are hereby required to appear day afternoon honoring Miss Peggy 18J2xp Phillips, Plaintiffs, FOR SALE—Hay derrick, $50.90. route 2, Parma. and answer the t complaint filed i Chard. The Merry Matrons club ----------------------------------------------- - vs. See Frank T. Morgan. 13Jtfc. MISCELLANEOUS Attention irr- Malheur Countyi a political sub- against you in the above entitled members were hostesses. Games state of Oregon, court and cause within four weeks were played. The refreshment tab- FOR SALE—2 houses on one lot, gators. We have for sale several dlvlslon oi one 3 rooms and bath. One 2 rooms thousand steel pipe 18 inches long. ^ g Sackett, County Clerk and from date of the first publication j les were decorated with flowers suitable for row crop Or corruga- Ex_0 fficio. registrar of titles for of this summons, said first pub- i and white candles. Forty-two guests and bath. $3650.00 terms. 3 HOUSES^ all have electric water tion Irrigating. Also 20 store, g M - Malheur county; Lulu L. Hox lication date being July 4, 1946,1 were present. Miss Chard received tanks, furnaces, baths, garages. age or warehouse bins or shelving ie, widow of W. B. Hoxie, deceased; and if you fail so answer, for want a number of nice gifts. A pink and blue shower honor Oood location. Shade and lawns. 7 feet high by 10 to 16 feet long, Dewey B. Hoxie and Doris F. Hox thereof, the plaintiffs will apply sturdy and well built. L. J. Joseph- ie, his wife; Helen A. Wilson and to the court for the relief demand ing Mrs. Claude Rookstool was Terms. 3 ROOM HOUSE—with bath, elect son and Son. Payette, phone 392J Paul Wilson, her husband; Lloyd ed therein to wit: For a decree held at the B. F. Rookstool home adjudging the plaintiffs to be the Friday afternoon. The afternoon 27Jtfc ric hot water tank, garage, lawn E. Hoxie and Ruth Hoxie, his wife: owners in fee simple of the foll was spent sewing. Lunch was serv and trees. $2200. Terms. Cleston C. Hoxie and Lucy Hoxie, MISCELLANEOUS — Guaranteed owing described real property sit ed to 1} guests. The guest of honor BERNARD EASTMAN his wife; Harold C. Hoxie and owing maohlne repairing Complete uated In Malheur County, State received several nice gifts. EWa Hoxie. his wife: Herbert C. FOR SALE—Slab wood, truckload stock of new parts for all machines, of Oregon, to wit: The Merry Matrons club will Hoxie and Ruth Hoxie, his wife; lots. Leave orders at Hancock Ser including electrics. Rebuilt mach Lot 7 of Block 27. Teutsch's add meet at the home of Marie Holmes ines for sale. Buy and trade F being the heirs of W. B. Hoxie, ition to the City of Nyssa. Mal July 24. vice station. 27J4xp • Lete" Sackett, Ontario. 20Jtfc. deceased; Gertrude Eva Boydell, heur County, Oregon. Mr. and Mrs. Langford of Emm FOR SALE—Portable air condition That the title of said property ett visited their daughter, Mrs. er. Bernard Eastman. 20Jtfc. MISCELLANEOUS For better rs- be quited in the plaintiffs: that Bob Toombs, and family Wednes- the defendants be required to let day. Don M. Graham forth the nature of their respect- 1 •ve rights in said property; that Insurance Agency the court adjudge and decree that all the right, title, estate, lien or interest which any of the de By Leona Anderson Fire and Automobile fendants have in and to said prop erty, or any part thereof, is inferior AN OUT-OF-DOOR PICNIC DISH in right to the plaintiffs' estate Insurance Every out-of-door meal calls for therein; that each of said defen at least one hot dish and salmon dants, and all persons claiming by. Rentals Bonds loaf not only fills that bill but through, or under them, or ary also slides into first place as a of them, be perpetually enjoined main dish. It's filling, nutritious and debarred from asserting any and can be served attractively. such right, title, estate, lien or OPTOMETRISTS If unexpected guests appeaar. a Interest in said property, or any E.W . PRUYN can of salmon, tucked away on PHYSICIANS part thereof; that by order of this the pantry shelf, can be a life DR. J. A. MCFALL court, H. S. Sackett as Registrar saver to the fastidious cook. SARAZIN CLINIC Auto Repairing of Titles, be ordered to cancel DR. JOHN EASLY SALMON -LOAF certificate of title No. 392, and to Dr. J. J. Sarazin Reboring, Valve Grind issue transfer certificate of title 1 can salmon. Dr. K E. Kerby 1 teaspoon salt. in lieu thereof to the plaintiffs Physician and Surgeons ing, Lathe work. Parts covering said Lot 7 of Block 27 14 teaspoon pepper. 14 teaspoon paprika, ol Teutsch's addition to the City 2 tablespoon lemon juice. L. A. Mauldins, M. D. and accessories of Nyssa. Oregon. 2 egg yolks. Physician and Surgeon This summons is served upon 14 cup cracker crumbs. Phone 37 Hon. M. A. Biggs. Judge of the Phone 56w Hours: 10 to 12 and 1 to 5 above-entitled court, made and en 14 cup hot milk. Phone 21, Ontario, Ore. 3 egg whites. Dally—Except Sunday tered or. the 2nd day of July. Remove skin and bones from 1946 directing that summons be salmon. Mash fine. Add salt, pep J e w e l r y s t o r e s Nyssa Post No. 79 served upon you by publication per. paprika, lemon juice, beaten thereof in the Nyssa Oate City Journal once a week for four succ egg yolk, cracker crumbs and hot paulus milk. Mix together. Fold in egg essive weeks. jew elry sto re whites which have been beaten A. L. Fletcher. stiff. Pour into well greased loal Union Pacific Time Inspector Attorniy for Plaintiffs JEWELRY — DIAMONDS Residence address, Nyssa, Oregon. pan. Bake 1 hour at 350 degrees Plastered Down Serve six. WAT " 'E S Remember when The American Legion SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION boys parted their Main Street Second Holds regular meetings OW YHEE IN THE C IR C 'IT COURT OF hair In the middle, TIIE STATE OF OREGON FOR First and Third Thurs and plastered it W YCKOFF At the meeting called In ref THE COUNTY OF MALHEUR down with plenty days, every month. erence to the work on the ceme Loretta Bell. Plaintiff of water and hard JEW ELRY STORE All veterans and service tery Monday evening, George va. brushing? That was Official Time Inspector for Melvin Bernard Bell. Defendant Schweizer was elected chairman men and women are the approved “hair Union Pacific To Melvin Bernard Bell, defen of the board. Other members are comb” when they welcome to attend our ONTARIO Werner Peutz. Kenneth McDon OREGON dant: "dressed up” . The meetings. IN THE NAME OF THE 8TATE ald and Charles Culbert.ui, with roughnecks who did OF OREGON, you are hereby not 3. D. Bigelow as secretary atm Sales Service Supplies n't care how they DENTISTS ified to appear in the above en treasu'er Means of financing the looked took delight titled court and cause within four work of getting the ground in shape in mussing up the ■ I. R. ( T N l ) A t X WO RL D FAMOUS weeks after the date of the first and the equipment for irrigation other fellow's hair. publication of this summons, which was discussed and committees were Dentist Remember? ELECTROLUX Phone 56-J date is July 4th. 1946. to wit: on appointed to solicit the commun NYSSA Cleaner & Air Purifier Sarazin Clinic or before August 1, 1946. said date ity for funds. The work has been FUNERAL HOME NYSSA OREGON E. R. Anderson being the last day of four weeks started and will be continued from the date of the first publica through the summer. Rt. No. 3 Sunnyside, Mr. and Mrs. Mearl McClure have tion of this summons, and answer F. F. BODMER Weiser, Idaho the said complaint, and if you as house guests Mr. and Mrs. Dentist fall to answer for want thereof, the O. J. Stephens and two children FLOOR SANDING plaintiff will apply to the court of Newcastle. Wyoming. Mrs. Step Ph. 187W for the relief prayed or in her hens and Mrs. McClure are sis Wilson Bldg. New or old floors sand ters. complaint on file herein. ed perfectly. Large Mr and Mrs. Max Schweizer and This suit is brought for the pur H A Y BUYER pose of obtaining a decree of div two children arrived here from commercial machine orce. forever dissolving the bonds Spokane last Friday for a few and experienced oper W . F. JAHN of matrimony now existing between days ’visit with their parents. M> ators. Telephone Boise Dealer in hav and grain the parties hereto and for an or and Mrs McKee and Mr and Mrs. der bestowing upon the plaintiff Oecrge Schweizer and also to Third at Good Àve. 6189R. the care and custody of the three take three of their children who had been visiting here bock hone minor children of the parties MISCELLANEOUS For Sale Buena Vista Oregon Trail Professional And Business Directory II Kitchen Chats Mrs. Tuckness and family of Cald Mr. and Mrs. Werner Peutz en - 1 well and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer tertained at dinner Sunday fo r ; Moorehouse and family of Nyssa. Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Moses of ’.his | Mr. and Mrs. Cash Turner at community, Mr. and Mrs. Ray j tended the sale in Omrrlo Tuesday. Kendler and two children of Port Mrs. Cash Turner was a patient land. Georgia Dennis and Mrs.| at the Nysa Nursing home Wednes Mattie McClellen and two chll- day of last week after having her ien of Nampa. teeth extracted. William peutz, Jr., took several, Charlie Schweizer was looking horses to Smith's Ferry last week | after his cattle in the hills last and visited his parents, Mr. and week. Mrs. William Peutz at Warm Lake, i Among those attending the rodeo Idaho. at Nampa Saturday evening were Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth McDonald Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Chapin and and son spent Sunday with relativ son, Mr. and Mrs. Pete Wilson, es in Homedale. Kay McDonald Mary and Sharon Query, Mr and returned from a week's visit with Mrs, Robert Ditty and Mr. and Mrs. her aunt, Mrs. Robert Toyne, in John Reeves of Nyssa. Payette Sunday. Ray Larson lost a load of pota Mrs. Jay Duncan and four chil toes enroute to Nyssa, south of dren and Mrs. Bea Jasmere and Hashitonl's comer, Friday. He was two children of Payette were Sun hauling for Delbert Oamer. day evening guests at 'he Kling- Word was received last week or back home. the death of Cleve Cochell of Mr. and Mrs. Rex Walters weie Brownsville. Oregon, who with his week-end guests at the Ellis ’.Val wife pastored the Sunset Valley ters home from Boise. church in 1942 and '43. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Newgen left Clayton Patton Friday. July 12. for their home at Madras the last Mr. and Mrs. O. L. McMillan of the week after visiting in this and daughter, Kathy, of Boise vicinity. were week-end guests at the Louis Bill Oregg is putting a founda Skinner home. tion under his house and building Merle Kygar received a surprise a semi-basement. Mr. Sandy of in hearing that Rogei Lawhead, liyssa is'doing the work. his buddy since he entered the Charles Ditty and daughters, service at Fort Lewis in 1941 Tressa Ditty and Mary Query and through the death march of Bat Mrs. Query's daughter. Sharon aan and long imprisonment in the were Ontario shoppers Monday. Philippines was still alive. He had Rev. and Mrs. Oren Hutchinson supposed him a victim at sea when and three children of Post Palls, he was taken to Japan to work Idaho and Rev. Hutchinson's fath in the copper mines. Kygar went er, Dode Hutchinson of North immediately to see him at Vancou Plains, Oregon, were overnight ver, Washington, where he spent guests Monday of Rev. and Mrs. several days, returning Thursday. Alfred Brim. They motored to the Owyne» «am -Tuesday before leav ing for home. Sunset Valley Mr. and Mrs. Harley Wilson purchased the Charlie Wilson farm and moved last week into their new home. Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Adams were Mr. and VETERINARIAN Box D BILL LANE Auctioneer Phono ilf ij Dr.J.H. Berger Phone 135J Nyssa. Oregon Nyssi j IRRIGATION C H E C K G A T ES Sizes: 9” 14” 18” Cement blocks for foundations Cinder blocks for buildings Nyssa Tile £r Pipe Co. Crop Dusting By Airplane New special crop dusting equipment flown by experienced pilots. W e can do your job better at lower cost than any other method. Reserve Dates While Time It Still Available CASEY’S FLYING SERVICE MUNICIPAL AIRPORT Phone 197 W Ontario ATTENTIO N FARMERS! A k E YO U IN NEED OF TRACTOR OR OTHER POWER UNIT? With harvesting time at hand do you have the necessary power unit to pull and drive that power driven machine. Don’t overlook that “ Civilian Jeep” which is packed with at much power “on the draw bar ’ and in the “ power take-off” at most farm size tractors. HERE ABE A FEW OF THE JEEP’S MA NY PRACTICAL USES: 1. Pull grain binder. 2. Drive and pull power driven mower. 3. Pull hay slips and wagons. 4. Puli 5 ton load trailer. 5. Drive large size feed grinder. 6. Drive gram and seed threshing machine. 7. Run hay chopper. There are many other uses. Come in and let us show you more about them. WATTS MOTOR COMPANY NYSSA, East of Post Office Phone 144J OREGON
