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PAGE FOUR Classified Advertising _T H E N Y S S ^ A T E _C IT Y JOURNAL THURSDAY, AUGUST 8, 1946_ V/ ANTED— Woman to work In thereto, when and where any p er-1 birthday party for her daughter, antly surprised Wednesday of last On Business Trip— Ed. Case of the Hi-Way Mart, cleaning plant. Experience not ess- ..on Interested In «aid estate may Kay, 6 years old, and for her sin, week when a group of friends call left Saturday for Spokane on a ed on her in observance of her entlal. Ktep-U-Ne.t Cleaners. 8 A lt; appear tlie objections In writing Butch, 3. Refreshments of lemon business trip. ade. cake and ice cream were serv bLthday. Those present were Pear* 11 WANTED-- Will buy any model final settle- ed to Shirley and Bobby Skinner, Cummins, Lula Cummins, Mrs. C. Ge To Provo— Kygar and Larry Colbert- | C. Cotton of Nyssa, Nellie Newbill. Mr and Mrs. Ernest Bunn left W; “ ya M T r cm n ' -*n J “ P™ being approved and _ Maxine _ Agnes Ashcraft, Bernice Toomb, telephone 14*1. Watts MoUircom- ™ be closed and son. Wednesday morning for Provo, U- Letcher Hill and Mabel Plercy. Vlys^f'11 , p.vette lo u r- the administrator discharged. July i The O. K. K. club will meet Mrs. James Sneed and two chil tah to attend to business. Maiheur and y - 19i6 Thursday, August 15 with Mrs fiATEb: Two cento per word lor each issue. Alter one montii one | dealer, dren were Thursday callers at the ties. lAtlc. 1 J. C. Greer, Administrator Werner Peutz as hostess and Mrs. home of Mrs. Sneed’s parents, Mr. NEWS OF RECORD tent per word. Minimum. caato in advance, is 30c. Estate of Thomas E. G reer.1 Mildred Hite assisting. WANTED—To buy any kind of oce! and Mrs. Guy Moore Deceased. * —-------------------- or veal; also we buy banger cows MARRIAGE LICENSES Mr. Moore and son, Kenneth, Phone 31M or O llJl llAtfc. and daughter, Esther McCormick, Luther Barnes and Verna Mary called at the Sneed home in Letha Bruner, both of Ontario. 7/30/46 fXM BALE— Two Russian wolt j WANTED—Dead or worthless ani MISCELLANEOUS Dick Ashcraft and Alice Mecham, hounds. Immediate sale. Three mal», nor-es. cows, calves, sheep Mr. and Mrs. Will Bishop, acc- Monday. For Sale months old. C. R- Mack, on G.*_ar and hogs' Phone collect Nyssa 102W. pTTmT~snd Mary Ann ompanied by their three <* “ d" !n’ Word has been received here that both of Adrian. 8/1/46. arrlved ^ Wednesdl*y Mrs. Bach, mother of Ethyl Lane, COMPLAINTS. CIRCUIT COURT FOR SALE— Farm-all model trac Pike place, 3 lades south toward Payette 560J3. Fruitland 3713 or an^ Im ^iT T nd m L S Cleaver of OI Fern Welty vs Glenn Welty. 7MtIc and Auson and M*8 b 7; ,.e 1 X or a visit with their son, Virl. and made a trip by airplane from Adrian. 8Aixp Nam Da 1000 tor. A-l mechanical condition, on _ --------------------- - Missouri are visiting at the George i family and relatives in tnis Denver to Illinois, where she is 7/29/46. Divorce. FOR SALE Five acres, seven-room V/ANrED-Auto mechanlJ and parts Cleaver home Mrs. Elliot is a j vioinlty. steel, »650. E. E. Cloninger, route Bernice Ross vs. Thomas Ross. visiting relatives. i l ». r .. __J XX Hi* onroro ^ nouse and shop. Inquire at Bill's man. Phone 144J, Nyssa, post of- daughter of e v Mr. and Mrs. ( George Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hendricks of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Lane and 7/28'46. Divorce. 3, Sunset valley. 8A3xp 13Jtfc. Cleaver and Mrs. S. Cleaver is the Vale were looking after business Myrna were Sunday dinner guests Charles Ryals vs. Elmer Clark, place west of grade school build lice box A. au tfe. ------------------- -----.--------------------- mo.her of George Cleuvei connected with the assessor's off In the C. W. Wilson home in Big et. al. 7/31/46. Damages. $4950. FOR SALE— Two-wheel box trail ing. MISCELLANEOUS I Mr. and Mrs Howard Day and ice in this vicinity last Thursday Bend last week. In the afternoon In the matter of the trust es er with drop lid. Excellent condi FOR SALE -Hay derrick, $50.30. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Day are en- the two families called at the tate of John Hardy Rose. 8/3/46. 13Jtfc. MIEC ELLA NEGUS— Storage. See Joying a fL,.hing trip at Richland, and called on friends. tion, $200. W. M. Champion, Coll See Frank T. Morgan. Announcements have been made ; Final report and account. 8Atfc Q ie g o n They are also visiting Mr. of the marriage ol two young coup Wallace home near Homedale. ins’ Trailer court. 8Alxp FOR SALE -Portable air condition Jake at Fix-it shop. 20Jtfc. MISCELLANEOUS— For custom ***<1 Mrs- Alfred Scott and family, les well known in this vicinity, F'OR SALE— Heavy harness, prac er, Bernard Eastman. tically new. May be seen at Coll FOR SALE— Automobile Insurance. combining phone 28R». Parma or, Mrs. Scott Is a sister of Howard Miss Ethel Case and Lloyd Kadel and Miss Alice Mecham and Dick ins trailer camp. Sly Cuttlers. 8A2p Public Liability, Property Damage, write Martin Tuttle, route 2, Par- and Claude Day. 8A4xp j A 4 pound, 10 ounce daughter Ashcraft. FOR SALE—28 inch thresher 111 Fire, Theft and Collision. Placed 1 ’___________________________ ! was born to Mr. and Mrs. Loyd Leonard Carter resumed his dut good condition. Write box 725 Nys- In the best companies at lowest MISCELLANEOUS— We do potato cleaver July 29 at the Brtttingham ies as mall carrier after a 10-day possible rates. Bernard Eastman digging. picking and hauling. Nursing home at Ontario. She has sa. lA3xp vacation spent fishing at Warm 14F’tfc. Phone 02R4. Inquire at Owyhee ¿een named Alva Ann. lake. FOR SALE—1942 Ford Jeep, »950 garage. 25J4xp j Those from this district who at- The Quick family, who lived in new top and spare tire.1942 Wlllys Now at his new modem offices For Rent ----------——— - I tended the buckaroo supper at MISCELLANEOUS - Guaranteed Caldwe„ Sunday evening for the the Pinkston house, moved to Owy Jeep, $850. Dodge 1941 half-ton 718 Arthur St. Phone 720 hee last week. $800, top and spare tire. All three TOR RENT— Rooms, one mile west tewing machine repairing. Complete riding clubs of the valley were Mr. | Mr and Mrs w in Brewer return- of Nyssa. Fred Lindner. 8A4xp Caldwell, Idaho stock of new parts for all machines, In first cuss condition. Powell Ser and Mrs. Willis Bertram and Alva , ed ^ Vancouver last Monday af- including electrics. Rebuilt mach ( Directly across from the American theater) vice station. lAtfc. ! t,er a two-weeks visit with relatives LOST ines for sale. Buy and trade. F Goodell. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Topliff and and friends. TOR SALE— New Hampshire Red 'Lete" Sackett, Ontario. 20Jtfc. Elizabeth Goodell spent Sunday Mrs. Julia Smith of Boise is a baby chicks every FYlday. Lemon's LOST— Green steel tool box with John Deere separator parts, cyl MISCELLANEOUS—For better ra evening at the Ray Griffiths home. guest in the R. L. Haworth home. hatchery, phone 111J, Nyssa. lAtfc Billy, Ronnie and Silias Day are inder wrench, on Alberta avenue. dio service bring vour radios to The Jolly Janes donated $60 to MR. BEET GROWER— TOR SALE—Single and double ex Reward. George Reltenbaugh, north Nordale-Newsom Furniture store spending this week with their the Adrian cannery fund, the pro Place vour order now for 8A2xp Gene Seybold. radiotrician. 13Jtfc. grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. S. B. ceeds of lunches served at two tension curtain rods, some espec Third street, phone 78W. Hoffman. ially for doors and sash. Nyssa Fur THE LINDEMAN BEET LOADER sales. Jerry Day Is spending this week niture company. lAtfc. LOST—Lady's yellow gold wrist MISCELLANEOUS-Duplicate car A family reunion and birthday Cleanest loader on the market watch between Dr Bodmer's office and cylinder lock keys made. Gam at the Ray Griffitts home. dinner were enjoyed at the Bishop Oordon's-drive-in. Reward. ble store. FOR SALE Unfinished wooden and Supply limited— Give us your order now, 250alc Mrs. George Cleaver, Mrs. Glen home Sunday at which Waltei stools, various heights, handy for Mrs. EUden Pearson, route 2. Parma. Hoffman and Mrs. Alva Goodell Bishop and his twin brother, Will save labor costs later. BUTCHERING 8A3xp wor|c, about the house, office and Custom butchering every Mon were among those who attended the of Kansas were honored guests. KROPP AND SONS packing Sheds. Nyssa F’umlture Mr. and Mrs. Will Robinson and day and Friday. Fleet, sheep and Home Economics club at the Know WANTED company. lAtfc. Phone 85 Ontario, Oregon les home Thursday afternoon. Wayne were Sunday guests in tht pork. Sanitary butchering guaran Mr. and Mrs. John Savage and Brumbach home. FOR SALE—Modern two-bedroom WANTF7D— Hop pickers. Register teed. Phone 05R1. All stock must Big Bend Grange No. 680 was house with basement, three lots, now, 25 acres late clusters. Picking come In Thursday or Sunday after family of Nyssa called at the Les trees, lawn, shrubbery and electric will start around first of Sept. noon between 12 o’clock and 6. No ter Cleaver home Wednesday eve reinstated and new officers were installed at the Big Bend school- water heater. Earl Gray, Box 336, Write or contact Robert Runcorn, stock accepted on butchering day ning. house Tuesday evening, July 30. Nyssa. 25Jtfc. route 2, Jefferson drive, 7 miles One mile west of Nyssa on Alberta 29Mtfc southwest of Nyssa. 8A3xp avenue. Jake FTscher. A large crown enjoyed the im FOR SALE— Safety roller kates pressive installation service. The for beginners. Solid steel one-piece FOR SALE—Two burner hot plates, Legal Advertising Mr. and Mrs. Ted Bates and fam installing officer was Mrs. Ross and wheels for safety. Sizes from 3 to Individual switches, single speed, the installing team consisted oi ily visited In Boise Sunday. NOTICE OF FINAL HEARING 10 years. »2.49 a pair. Nyssa Fur- $5.95. Nyssa Furniture Company. Mrs. John Lucero was brought the following members of the Bou 8AtfC. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. That lture store. 25Jtfc. levard Grange: Steward, Mr. Kiesh- 1. — Price is $1259.70 with standard equipment. J. C. Greer, Administrator of the home Monday from the hospital, FOR SALE— Linoleum to cover 14 FOR SALE -One acre of ground, estate of Thomas E. Greer, deceas where she had been under treat ney; chaplain, Mrs. Hattie Bow Extra equipment is in addition. ers; lady assistant steward, Mrs. by 18 room. Phone 10R. 25Jtfc. modern four room house, chicken ed, has filed in the County Court ment. house, brooder and equipment. A. of Malheur County, Oregon, his Mr. and Mrs. Vern Butler and Otis King; and assistant steward, 2. — We carry in stock, parts for all models W il TOR SALE— Willard piano, good L. Atkesun. 8Atfc first and final account of his ad- family and Margaret Payne spent Paul Krueger. An interesting and condition. For quick sale. $100. instructive talk on Grange work lys cars. Contact us for these. ministration, and that Tuesday, Sunday in Caldwell. Douglas Bateman, 451 north First WANTED Part-time or full-time was given by Mr. Hawes, a state September 3, 1946 at the hour o t' Five delegates from the Arcadia 3. — Cash buyers all models Willys cars. See us help in hotel. Phone 114. lA2xp street. 25Jtfc. officer. Vocal selections were given two o’clock p.m. and the County j Sunday school went to McCall by Mrs. Krueger and Mrs. Ket- before you sell or trade. Highest prices paid. TOR SALE1—Used mohair daven WANTED - To boy milk bottles, Court Room at Vale, Oregon, have Tuesday for a week's Bible confer- chum. The county deputy, Mr. port. Good condition, $24 Nyssa quarts and half-pint sizes. Bring been fixed as the time and place ence at Quaker hill, 4. — We have new motors for all models Willys Ketchum, gave a short talk. The Mr and Mrs. Roy Dean and fam- lAtfc for the hearing of said account and Furniture Co. Phone 149W. llJulytf directly to Shelton’s dairy. lly of Redmond, Oregon were 1 ^ w officers .^tailed are as foil- cars from 37’s on. Put in a new one. any objections that may be fileu TOR SALE— Good 100 acre ranch. WANTED--To buy a good 1 or l ' i overnight guests at the home of 0Ws: “ af " ’ p a r ie s Witty; over- Good modern Improvements, $15,000 horsepower phase electric motor. Mr. and Mrs. George Moeller last “ e\ , Bf l C le"tu,r er' Mrs Ed Nielsen; steward, Jack Jones; See Frank T. Morgan. 4Jtfc. Shelton’s dairy. lAtfc week. assistant steward. Dale Teeter; Don M. Graham Mr. and Mrs. Norman Hipp and family of Nyssa visited at the Geo- chaplain, Mrs. Charles Witty; Authorized Dealer ige Moeller home Friday evening. treasurer, Evelyn Nielsen; secre Insurance Agency Mrs. John Zittercob and Mrs. tary. Marcella Wilson; gatekeeper, Malheur and Payette Counties Anna Dail returned from McCall Joe Witty; Ceres, Elaine Jones; Pomona, June Nielsen; Flora, Ad- Nyssa, Oregon East of Post Office Ph. 144J the first of the week after a week’s Fire and Automobile elma Fenn; lady assistant stew vacation there. ard, Opal Teeter; executive com Dora Splawn returned last week Insurance from Nebraska, where she spent mittee, William Teeter, Joe King and Ed Nielsen, and Home Econ »everal months. Rentals Bonds Mrs. Clyde Bowers and Miss Bel- omics club chairman. Mrs. Joe NOTICE va Hunter left Monday for McCall King. A lunch was served at the to attend the annual *—H club close of the meeting. camp at Pilgrim Cove camp. Mrs. Harlin Devin and Mrs. Ray OPTOMETRISTS E.W. PRUYN WE ARE NOW IN THE MARKET FOR visited at the Elmer Stradley home PHYSICIANS last week. Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Viers and DR. J. A. MCFALL son, Joe, were callers in the Lynn * Auto Repairing SARAZIN CLINIC Hurst home last Sunday afternoon. DR. JOHN EASLY OWYHEE Ida Mae Deffenbaugh went to Dr. J. J. Sarazin Reboring, Valve Grind A meeting of the Owyhee P. T. A. Seattle in July and is now employ Dr. K E. Kerby ing, Lathe work. Parts will be held at the schoolhouse ed there. Physician and Surgeons Mr, and Mrs. W. W. Deffenbaugh Thursday. August 15 a t 8 p. m. Chopped Hay $21.00 Ton delivered. Each lady is asked to provide one went to Richmond. California to and accessories L. A. Mauldin?. M. D. visit last week and to attend the dozen cookies. Physician and Surgeon Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth McDonald wedding of their son, Maurice, who Phone 37 Phone 56w and children called on relatives was married there last Sunday. Hours: 10 to 12 and 1 to 5 Mrs. J. G. Lane and Myrna and in Homedale Friday evening. Phone 21, Ontario, Ore. Dally—Except Sunday Mrs. Della Franklin and Miss Ronald Lane were business callers Maxine Kygar left Friday for Boise in Boise Monday. JEWELRY S'ÎORES Nyssa Post No. 79 Ronald Lane has returned home to spend a week or 10 days with after his discharge from the navy their sister, Mrs. Dick Brown. FEED YARDS PAULUS Mr. and Mrs. Glen Points and last week. Mrs. Virgil Viers returned with family of Seneca, Idaho are visit JEWELRY STORE her sister and family to the home ing In the Omar Hite home. Union Pacific Time Inspector Mrs. R. C. Jones of Boise spent of her sister In Wyoming for a JEWELRY — DIAMONDS PHONE 80 the week-end with her daughter, visit. Mrs. Viers’ parents have SISTERS BEAL’ WAT ' llES been recent visitors here also. Byrd Walters. The American Legion Miss Mae Beaumont was plcas- Mrs. Kenneth McDonald gave a He was a real Main Street a. Second Holds regular meetings dude—'wore a curled First and Third Thurs mustache, fancy vest WYCKOFF days, every month. cellulotd collar, gray NOTICE kid gloves, spats, Ali veterans and service JEWELRY STORE hanky In his coat Official Time Inspector for men and women are That county warrants not presented will be pocket and a horse Union Pacific welcome to attend our ONTARIO shoe tie pin. When cancelled. OREGON he was allowed to meetings. ____ Notice is hereby given that the following call after the first Sales Service Supplies time it was a sign DENTISTS warrants will be cancelled and the payments that papa approved thereof will be refused unless said warrants Remember? J. R. CUNDALL WORLD FAMOUS Dig Bend Buena Vista Dr. G. W. Graves Optometrist Received Another Shipment Arcadia New 1946 Jeeps J Watts Motor Company Professional And Business Direclory Kingman Kolony Grain And Chopped Hay a The Amalgamated Sugar CO. MEMORY K T JuANE Land Leveling Dentist Phone 56-J Sarazin Clinic NYSSA OREGON F. F. BODMER Dentist Ph. 187W Wilson Bldg. ELECTROLUX Cleaner & Air Purifier E. R. Anderson Rt. No. 3 Sunnyside, Weiser, Idaho FLOOR SANDING New or old floors sand ed perfectly. Large HAY BUYER commercial machine and experienced oper W. F. JAHN Dealer in hay and grain ators. Telephone Boise Third at Good Ave. 6189R. NYSSA are presented to the County Treasurer for pay ment on or before September 1, 1946. FUNER a L HOME Claimant Am E. D Martin $ School district No. 10 Miss Johnson Antonio Arana ant No. Date Issued 1.70 5859 Aug. 5, 1938 4.25 669« Dec. 10, 1938 50 8717 Dec 10. 1938 1800 6779 Jan. 7. 1939 11.50 7415 June 10. 1939 H. S. Sackett, County Clerk. SUB-SOILING AND HËAVY DISCING. A.C. Hawkins and Son Phone 189W P. O. Box 494 NYSSA, OREGON
