Nyssa gate city journal. (Nyssa, Or.) 1937-199?, October 09, 1947, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3

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    THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1947
PACE THREE
28A*fc Barnett.
UStfc. Nazarene church in Nyssa.
Vale Wednesday.
Eastman.
Christian church in Portland, spoke
Mrs. Walter Cameron of Sacra­
Wilbur Gilbert of Wallowa is in the Christian chureh in Nyssa
: FOR SALE— Phone 144-J or write WANTED— Field ensilage cutting,
last funoay morning. Mr. Dewees
i Watts Motor Co.. Nysaa, Ore., for L. E. Robbins, three miles naith, mento arrived 6unday for a visit visiting friends in the vaUey.
with her daughter. Mrs. E. R. Nor­ Ca-mlet Rataezyk and Ace Rob­ is a representative of the laymen’s
I Willys parts, motors, extra equlp- one-half west of Nyssa on Gem man, and family.
erts are having their houses paint­ group in the Christian churches
4Stfc.
I ment, jeeps, station wagons, pickup aevnue.
oi Oregon, known as the Ninety
Rev. and Mrs. EHvln Ernest en­ ed.
joyed Sunday dinner at the Roy
; trucks, tires, tubes, batteries. 28Atic.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Rutledge of and Nine. He spoke of the work of
--------------------------------------------WANTED— To buy anything in
Rucker home.
Grunts Pass visited Mr. and Mrs. the men of the Ninety and Nine
RATES: Two cents per worQ for each issue. After one month one| FOR SALE— 1 D.S. 35 Intem ation- | ^eef or veal. Also buy banger cows
Mrs. Ivan Samuels and her sis­ Hud-on Robb Thursday. They were in establishing churches in Burns,
Seaside. Sutherlin and other com­
al truck, 1940 model. Long wheel or will handle for hide and affall. ter. Mrs. Oeorge Kiasler of McCall, •.onner neighbors in Nebraska.
cent per word. Minimum, cash in advance, la 30c.
visited their mother, Mrf Lettie Clarence Reed. Harry Hathaway munities in Oregon and of the
base, 2-speed axle. 1940 Chevrolet
Phone
31M
or
011J1.
22Atfc.
Spindler in Sunny Slope Sunday.
truck, long wheel base, 2-speed
md Jim Robb returned from hunt­ work of the men in carrying on
Mrs. Charles Lisle. P.T.A. presi ing Friday night. Robb killed a six summer camps for boys through­
axle. These trucks are In fair con­
MISCELLANEOUS
dent, and Mrs. Hazel Ferguson. .wo-point buck.
out the state.
dition and priced reasonable. Also
For Sale
-----------------------
FOR SALE— Farmall "M" tractor one 12-foot beet rack. C. E. Lese- NOTICE:— We are not responsible 'Chool principal, visited the Ros­ The Worthwhile club will meet I
UStfc. for any bills contracted by anyone well school Thursday during the Wednesday, October 16 at the home 1
for Scholarship—
i with Hall high-lift push rake or berg, Phone 154-J.
FOR SALE— 92-acre row-crop farm hydaulic manure loader, $2000. W .|p o R S A L E - 200 feet frontage. 150 other than ourselves. Alvis, Dora nocn hour to get new1 Ideas for con­ of Martha Lorenson. Mrs. Grover I The Arian P T.A. has voted $75
and financing the school Cooper will give a report on care to aid in the State P.T_A Schol­
902xp. ducting
at Jamieson, Oregon. Full 80 acres A. Bishop, Route 1, Nyssa
902xp. j feet deep, south of Polar Cold Stor­ and Dale Trent.
hot lunch program.
arship that is to be awarded to
jf the hair.
MISCELLANEOUS—Episcopal
guild
of the highest producing land in FOR SALE— Felt padding to go age, $2400. Bernard Eastman. llStf.
Several from this community a t­ Mr and Mrs. Hudson Robb were some student entering the teaching
rummage sale every Saturday after­ tended
the teacher's reception at Ontario visitors Saturday. They vis­ profession.
Malheur county This place pro­ under rugs. Any size. Nyssa Furn­ POR SALE— Imperial wallpaper. noon from 1:30 to 4:50 at parish
the Parma schooihouse Monday ev­ ited Mrs. Pete Wilson at the Holy
duced last year 32 tons beets, over iture Co., one block west railroad Guaranteed to be washable and hall.
204xc. ening.
Rosary hospital.
90tf. non-fading tor three years. Good
1000 sacks of .onions per acre. Paid depot.
Mrs. Al Kuehn, teacher of the
Mr. and Mrs. Ftorl Adams and
MISCELLANEOUS—
I
will
not
be
stock
on
hand.
Stunz
Lumber
com­
up water right, extra pump in creek FOR SALE— 1936 Chevrolet 2-door,
responsible for any debts contract­ first and second grades, has pur­ -ion, Bobby, and daughter, Billie,
pany.
26Jtfc.
PLANNING TO
for irrigation, deep well for domes­ 1931 Chevrolet 2-door, 1933 Chev­
and Mr. and Mrs. John Lunquist of
ed by anyone other than myself. chased a new Dodge sedan.
rolet,
4-door,
1930
model
A
tudor
Mr
and
Mis.
Waldo
Smalley
have
E&gle.
Idaho
were
visitors
Sunday
FOR SALE— Used Fairbanks plat­ Joseph Burbank.
tic use, good house and three other
203xp.
Ford. See a t Inter-State Oil sta­ form scale. 2500 pound capacity
been remodeling their house and at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Cash
tenant houses, $26,500, $10,000 will tion.
BUILD?
OOlxp. Dessert Seed Co.
MISCELLANEOUS—
Will
do
beet are having a new propane gas range Turner.
3Jtfc.
handle.
lifting and can furnish two trucks and furnace Installed this week.
Charlie Marvin’s hay chopping
You may *ave money
93 fine acres 3 miles from Nyssa. FOR RENT— Two-room modem FOR SALE!— Registered hereford ofr hauling. Nathan Roth, 1 mile
crew is working at the EM Steiner
and Cash Turner places.
Nice large house, modern except apartment $40. Phone 08J-R. lxc bull. Phone Zack Walker, 282-W. north Nyssa on third street. 902xp. FAMILY REUNION
3Jtfc.
L. D. S. primary will be held
heat. Plenty of free water for 30 FOR SALE— Almost new trash
by teeing me.
Get ready for
HELD IN SUNSET every Thursday at 4 p.m. at the
acres. This is one of the good plac­ burner. One block north sugar fac­ FOR SALE:— Fine row - crop 40, MISCELLANEOUS—
winter.
We
service
all
kinds
of
es, $25,000.
Owyhee
schooihouse.
All
children
tory. Earl Purvis.
901xp. near Adrian, good water right, fair heating equipment. Nyssa Heating
SUNSET, Oct. 9— A son was born from four years through 11 years
100 acre farm 3 miles from Nys­
Co., phone 169-W.
28Atfc. to Mr. and Mrs. Pete Wilson Sep­ of age are welcome Teachers are
FOR
SALE—
One
registered
jersey improvements.
sa with 62 irrigable acres of good
40
acres
on
oiled
highway.
One
land. About 00 acres fairly level, bull frolh the Wright herd, 3 jer­ mile out. Unimproved.
MISCELLANEOUS - Help-Ur-Selt, tember 30 a t the Holy Rosary hos­ Mrs. Ella Hartley. Mrs. EMna H ar­
tley, Mrs. A. C. Hawkins, Louise
would be good spud land. Fair ret sey cows, milking now. Grover
Several good no-acre and larger custom and wet wash. White Swan pital. .
Mr. and Mrs. Don Strickland are Hawkins, Vera Patterson, Marian
902xp. farms.
»
of buildings. This is a cheap place Cooper, Sunset valley.
laundry. Soft water. R. M. Souther­
and a bargain at $9,000.
Nyssa, Oregon
7Atfc. the parents of a girl, Jackie Kay, Ballaiityne. and Mrs. Myland. Or­
3 acres lor sale, close in. unim­ land, prop. Phone 13-J.
FOR
SALE—
Hotpoint
electric
ganist
Is
Vivian
Aahley.
first
coun­
born
September
27.
The
girl,
weigh­
80 acres farm in Cow Hollow dis­
902xp. proved
ing 6 pounds. 10 ounces, was born selor, Mrs. Smith, and second coun­
trict, 36 farmed now, more can be range, phone 7.
Also have several houses listed. MISCELLANEOUS- Will pay top at the Brlttingham Nursing home selor. Mrs. Devon Larson.
prices
for
hay.
Phone
Nampa
593-
Building Contractor
planted. A nearly new AC tractor, FOR SALE:— 30-gallon water tank
IJtfc. J ll, Paul Rea, Nampa, route 2. at Ontario.
plow, cultivator, horse, hay mach­ a n d 'tra s h burner combined. W. A.
KEN RENSTROM
Word
has
been
received
th
at
Mr.
204xp
Layman
Visits—
inery and other tools, go with place Nye, 552 First street, north. 202xp.
Phone 172-J
and Mrs. Bob Newgen are the par­
Ed Dewees, layman of St. John's
Only $6,000, terms.
C
V
-.T,
q
i
i
p
„„„ MISCELLANEOUS— Available now ents of a boy, James Boyd, born
160 acres on the edge of the cat­ POR SALE:— Ford jeep with en­
September 24.
tle range, 20 head permit. 56 irri­ closed top station wagon type. $875
sw h *
A family reunion was held at
gable acres, nice soil, deep well, cash, $900 terms. Apply Powell building, electrifying, repairing. Re- fl
S
e
nd
erv,ce
^
A-
A"*
derson, route
pressure system, good small house, Service Garage.
20tfc. built machines for sale. P. "Lete" Phone 567-J4. 3. Weiser, Idaho. the home of Mr and Mrs. Ira Price
26Jtfc. Sunday. Mr and Mrs. M. T. Mair
$6,500.
Sackett, phone 247-M. 469 west
40 acres of very fine level land POR SA LE —Registered spotted First street, south, Ontario, Ore MIFCBLLA NEOUS— I have moved of Berwyn, Nebraska, Mr. and Mrs
This place has been grossing the , Poland China weaner pigs, 3 boars gon.
19Jtfc. ] back to Nvssa and have re-entered Cleve Pitkin of Calloway, Nebras­
The machinery on your place develops mech­
price asked for the farm, e a c h 'and 3 sows- Pred W. Kratzberg, 2
the plumbing business. I will give ka, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Snyder.
FOR
SALE:—
125
acres,
96
irrigable,
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Baird and Char­
year. Plenty of buildings, house is .miles southwest of Nyssa.
202xp
anical
difficulties through use, and wear and
the
same
service
that
I
gave
before.
good improvements, Reuben Har-
good. Price $11,000, some terms.
Calls promptly answered. 502 N. lie Price were dinner guests.
tear
from
work, needing constant adjustments
|
FOR
SALE—
Apples,
five
varieties,
oldseu,
8
miles
southwest
of
Nyssa,
Mrs. Hazel Kressly of Nyssa is
A very nice, nearly new 4-room
202xc.
or truck lots. Bring con­ phone 016-R2 or 03-R1.
25S4xp. Third. J. C Smith.
visiting Mrs. Don Strickland.
to
work
properly.
house, 2 large lots This place can | bushel
south
Nell Dimmick, Harold FilUngness,
toe handled with $1,000 balance : tainers. Otis Smith, D4 miles 204xp.
FOR SALE— Red cedar shingles, MISCELLANEOUS— Prompt and
Your body also develops mechanical difficul­
I of Fruitland.
Larry Dimmick returned Friday
easy. Total price $4,800.
screen doors, windows, frames and free pick-up of your dead, crippied and
ties through work and strain, and needs ad­
Very cozy small house, nicely p o R SALE:— Alto and tenor saxa- screens complete, doors and frames or sick livestocx. Calls received be­ from Unity with a load of poles.
Mr. and Mrs. John Grottvelt have
furnished basement, on nice or- phone reeds. Jtiso clarinet reeds complete, pipe, flooring, park tables, fore 9 o'clock are picked up by
justments to relieve your aches and pains.
ner lot, $3700. This is a good one an[j violin strings. Nyssa Furniture large size coal hot water heater, noon. Efficient drivers. Call col­ leturned from Portland.
The Sunset Auxiliary met a t Mrs.
for a GI. Ed Jamison, phone 65-J, co„ 0ne block west of railroad de- three coal ranges and one large lect Payette 0180-J3 or 155, or Nvs­
—CHIROPRACTIC—
252 South 4th Street.
20tfc cafe sink. L. J. Josephson and Son, sa 102-W. Idaho Animal Products Lyman Pomeroy's humfe Thursday
pot.
afternoon. Ten members were pres­
Company.
5Jt/c.
3Jtfc.
is the science of adjustment of your mechanical
FOR SALE:— White leghorn hens, POR SALE— Cabbage and Jdhna- Payette, Idaho.
ent. Mrs M. A. Ratac-iyk will be
six dozen, $1.50 each. H. L. Day. thon apples. Later stamen and FOR SALIS— Several houses for MISCELLANEOUS— Need money? hostess at the next meeting.
ills. Investigate chiropractic today.
902xp. Romes, all tree ripened. Three miles sale. Attractive buys. See Frank Loans on farms ror refinancing,
Mrs. Annie Oregg, Mrs. Herschel
FREE CONSULTATION
of Fruitland on highway 95. T. Morgan.
16Jtfc building, improvements, b u y i n g . Gregg and family and Lillian Oregg
FOR SAIE— Two-bedroom house, south
Long term, low interest, see Ber­ were Sunday dinner guests of Mr.
C.
R.
Strawn,
Fruitland.
203xp.
with bath, 100 by 117 corner lot.
FOR SAIE—Automobile insurance nard Eastman, phone 64, Nyssa. and Mrs. William Gregg.
Priced right, easy terms. Bernard WANTED— Experienced truck driv­ Public Liability, Property Damage
3Atfc.
Bernle Lorenson, who has been
Eastman.
90tfc. er for beet truck. Apply Powell Fire, Theft and Collision. Plate«
helping Wilbur Chapin, left S a t­
MISCELLANEOUS—
Duplicate
car
202xc. in the best companies at lowest
urday to spend a week at Wallowa.
POR SALE— Surge milking mach­ Service Garage.
Chiropractic Physician
and clyinder lock keys made. Wes­
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Nlshitanl
ine. For cleaner milk, faster milk­ FOR SALE— Large oil heater, good possible rates. Bernard Eastman
tern Auto Store.
250tfc. were Sunday dinner guests of Mr.
Box
118
Nyssa, Oregon
Tel. 171-W
ing, less udder trouble, buy Surge. condition, lo toot copper tubing
14Ftfc
and Mrs. Tony Gomes in Caldwell.
Davenport and Jacobs, 814 River and fittings. Phone 10-R or 62-J.
CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING
Physiotherapy—
Electro-Therapy
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Chadd were
ESTRAYED
Street, phone 0298-J l, Payette, Ida­
Stork received Monday. Tuesday,
18Stfc.
Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs.
ho.
904xp.
Wednesday
and
Thursday,
8
a.
m.
FOR SALE— Stoves, grates and STRAYED— Roan team, mare and to 6 p. m. and FYiday 8 a pi. to 12. Clyde Diderickson of Not us Miss
Carolene Diderickson is now visiting
POR SALE— 1941 Case SC trac­ repairs for any make of cook stove gelding: 1 black and one red and
No stock received on Surtday.
tor, corn and potato, beet and bean or heater. Delivery usually five White spot saddle pony, and 1 dark Beef, sheep and pork. Free delivery Mrs. Chadd
cultivator with all attachments. Al­ days. Nyssa Furniture Co., one gray gelding. Tony Marostica, L to Polar locker plant.
Mr and Mrs. Charles Durfee were
so mechanical loader, 6-row fertil­ block west of railroad depot. 18Stfc. mile east of Arcadia schooihouse. One
visitors Sunday evening at the Ed­
mile
west
on
Alberta
avenue
•
202xp.
izer attachm ent and beet puller.
win Bergam home.
Phone 05R1
Inquire at Ole’s corner. N. H. FOR SALE— 16-foot stock bed and
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Ditty of
JAKE
FISCHER
Dowty.
,
902xp. rack. Alfred Brim, inquire at Gene’s
Ontario were Sunday guests at
For Rent
tile Charles Ditty home.
Grocery, Ole’s corner.
18Stfc.
Legal Advertising
VELLO— Is speedy, easy mixing.
FOR RENT— Sleeping room 582
Norma Jean Dlerklng of Home-
Subject to Dally Market Changes
Goes on fast with large wall brush FOR SALE:— Circulating coal heat­ North Third street.
2563xp.
dale was a week-end guest in the
IN
THE
COUNTY
COITtT
OF
or spray. Plenty of “slip” in the er. Large size. Nyssa Lumber Co.
Ira Price home.
For Recleaned Stocks, Noxious Free
THE STATE OF OREGON,
material. Dries in a few hours.
-
4Stfc. FOR RENT— Polish your own
Larry and Neil Dimmick brought
floors.
Rent
our
high-speed
pol­
IN
AND
FOR
THE
COUNTY
OF
Nyssa Lumber Company.
901xc
$ 50.00 rwt.
home
a
deer
from
above
Unity.
RED
CLOVER
— Medium 99.25 pure
MALHEUR
FOR SALE—Or trade International ishing equipment. Easily handled
56.00 cwt.
M. A. Rataezyk poured cement
RED CLOVER — Cumberland Blue Tag
POR SALE— Small acreage. Well pick-up. Zack Walker, phone 282W. by women. Nyssa Lumber company. NOTICE OF SETTLEaŒNT OF
56.50 cwt.
RED CLOVER — Midland Blue Tag ----
3Atfc. FINAL ACCOUNT AND HEARING for the foundation for a new chick­
improved on good highway. Almost
4Stfc
.... 34.50 cwt.
ALFALFA — Grimm Blue Tag
......
PETITION FOR DISTRIBUTION en house.
new 2-bedroom house, water pres­
30.00 cwt.
Mr. and Mrs M T. Mair oi
ALFALFA — Common 99.25 pure
........
In the Matter of the Estate of
sure. Will sell with all equipment FOR SALE— New, modern two-
WANTED
45.50 cwt.
WHITE DUTCH CLOVER 99.25 pure ....
Merwyn, Nebraska, Mr and Mrs.
HENRY TERRA, Deceased.
or without. Near school. Income bedroom house, gas furnace, h ard­
177.50 cwt.
LADINO CLOVER — Blue Tag ................
wood floors, close in, $6500, $1500 WANTED— Woman or girl for
Notice is hereby given that Mar­ Ed Price and Charlie Price made
$200 per month. Phone 010R-4
10.00 cwt.
BEANS — Red Mexican No. 1 ....................
902xp. down, F. H. A. terms. Bernard housework. Mrs. Lester Cleaver. Rt. garet Terra, Ebcecutrix of the Last a three-day trip through Payetts
....10.00 cwt.
BEANS — Baby Lima No. t ....................
2. Phone 03-Ro.
202xp Will and Testament of Henry Ter­ lakes. Idaho City, and Cascade.
Rosemary Reffett, daughter of
j WANTED— Woman for general ra. deceased, has filed in the above- Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Reffett. has
No charge for cleaning seed unless your lot
entitled
Court
for
final
settlement
housework two days a week. Phone
been very ill.
shrinks 20% or more.
011-J1 or 31-M.
202xp. her account and report of adminis­
Herbert
Bergam
has
a
new
Ford
tration together with her petition
WANTED— Woman or girl for for final dlstnDUtlon or said estate, tractor.
Mr. and Mrs. Rob Thompson and
part time house work. Phone 82. and that the hearing of the same
202xc. has been fixed by the Judge of the Ed Bergam family attended
said Court for Monday, the 20th the Christian Church Fellowship
SALESMAN WANTED - Man for day of October, A.D. 1947 at tne dinner Sunday, commemorating the
NYSSA, OREGON
food products business. Permanent hour of 10:30 o'clock AM. of said seventh anniversary of the church.
Devon Larson lost two cows Mon­
if you are a hustler. FMmings based day at the courtroom of said court
Phones: Parma 74-Nyssa 144J-Ontario 128W
on sales. Write Rawleigh’s, Dept. in the city of Vale, Oregon: and day morning because of bloating.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ohrltton
1ORJ-331-733, Oakland. Calif. 202xp that all persons interested in said
estate are notified then and there and Charlene were Caldwell shop­
j WANTED— Surveyor’s aide to work to appear and show cause, if any pers Monday.
for city. Apply at city \jall. 25Stc. they have, why said account should
Miss Shirley Price returned from
HAY BUYER
PHYSICIANS
over the week-end to visit
WANTED— 10 girls 17 years of not be settled and allowed, and college
her aunts from Nebraska, and a t­
age or over to learn the pleasant why distribution of said estate tend the Price family reunion
W. F. JAHN
and profitable profession of besuty should not thereupon be immedi­
SARAZIN CLINIC
Mr. and Mrs. John Reffett were
culture. There is a special fall tui­ ately made to the persons en­ Vale visitors Sunday.
Dealer
in
hay
and
grain
Dr, J. J. Sarazin
tion, or you can earn your tuition titled thereto, without further no­
Keith and Fred Raymond were
FOR THE FOLLOWING
Third at Good Ave.
right In the school. The largest, tice of proceedings.
Margaret terra, Ebceeutrix of Sunday dinner guests oi Terry
Dr. K E. Kerby
most modem school in Idaho man­
Flanagan.
the
Last
Will
and
Testament
aged by Rene Overton, who has
Physician and Surgeons
Mrs. Lila Mitchell. Mr and Mrs.
DENTTSTS
of Henry Terra, deceased.
had not only 10 years of teaching
Irvin Durfee, and Val Mitchell re-
experience, but special teacher's E. Otis Smith, Attorney for
turne home Monday morning, after
L. A. Maulding, M. D.
courses and licenses. When you en­ Executrix, Ontario Oregon.
J. R. CUNDALL
attending the L D S conference at
Physician and Surgeon
roll at Western Beauty school your
Salt Lake City for three days.
Phone 37
Dentist
success as a beautician is assured. APPLE VALLEY MAY
Bud Schwelzer and Mr. and Mrs.
Hours: 10 to 12 and 1 to 8
Positions awaiting graduates. West­
Phone 56-J
HAVE SCHOOL BAND Dick Wyatt retum e from Unity
Dally—Except Sunday
ern Beauty school, 1322 First street,
Sarazin CUnle
Saturday.
1937 Chevrolet 1% ton truck, with
So.. Nampa. Idaho, phone 2222. over
I. A Mitchell has bought an 11-
NYSSA
OREGON
Kinney’s American bakery next to APPLE VALLEY. Oct. 9— Mr and acre
GRAVE MARKERS
orchard at Linden, Utah, where
Mrs.
J.
D.
Smith
returned
this
beet bed
$4S0
Adelaide theater
18S4xc
week from a two-weeks visit with he will make his home.
OPTOMETRISTS
For grave markers and
WANTED—Oeneral trucking. North their daughter. Mrs Bltzenbaugh. Mr and Mrs. Emery Hobson, and
1935 Diamond T V/> ton truck, with beet
Mrs Jim Langley were Nampa vis­
First street Phone 123-R, John and family, in California
monuments write or see
The W 8 . C 8 . met with Mrs. itors Friday.
DR.
J.
A.
MCFALL
R. A. BENTLEY
bed, good condition
|G90
Bob and John Reffett returned
Flank Sorenson last Wednesday
DR. JOHN EASLY
Haines, Oregon
Mrs. Elsie Robinson had charge of from Jordan Valley with their deer.
Mr and Mrs Lee Stoker and
Sishc beet loader, used but in good
the devotional. Several report» were
Better Values
Free Pick Up
given and regular business was Mr and Mrs Deb O w ner and
family were Sunday guests in the
Lower Prices
shape
$590
transacted.
Of Your
Several ladies met at the school- Dewey Oarner home at Emmett.
John
and
Bob
Reffett
are
start­
house last Thursday with Mr
JEWELRY STORES
New beet pullers for BN and H and M
Dead and Worthless Macks. Parma music teacher, who ing a husking Job of 50 acres of
com
htts
week
near
Vale.
They
is contemplating starting a band
Farmall tractors
PAULUS
among the sixth seventh, and etgth have one of the few mechanical
Animals
grade students of Apple Valley com pickers in the valley
JEWELRY STORE Phone 21, Ontario, Ore
Super-flame oil heaters, various sizes.
William Oregg. Wallace and Oeo­
since he has three hours a week
Union Pacific Time Inspector
Call Collect
rge Oregg and Taylor Sandy left
altoted
time
for
this
district.
JEWELRY -
DIAMONDS
LODGES
Many other machines and attachments
Mr and Mrs. C. L. Frltts pur­ Monday morning to hunt near
There Is a Phone Wear To«
WAT’ MBS
chased a new Frazer Manhattan Drewsey.
Mr and Mrs Homer Brewer, and
Main Street a . Second
Parma X four- door sedan, last wee* They
Gate City Lodi?e
100
Mr an Mrs Donald Brewer re­
vtalted
Mrs
PrttU’
parents
Mr
No. 214
Ontario 53
and Mrs Jim Tuning, at Rswwell turned Sunday from Seneca Ore­
WYCKOFF
where they visited Mr and
I.O.O.F.
-We Haul the Day You Call- Sunday and took them riding in the gon,
Mru John Westfall and hunted.
JEWELRY STORE Meets every Monday
new auto.
Farmall Headquarters
Mr and Mrs Mort Wlxon and
Mr and Mrs Dwight Seward and
Official Time Inspector for
Id a-Ore Rendering Co. family
son were Sunday dinner guests of
night,
8:30.
entertained
Mr
and
Mrs
U nirc Pacific
Phone 83-J
A L Crane of Nampa in their Mr and Mrs Ire Chadd.
South First Street
ONTARIO
ORBOON
Nyssa, Oregon
Mr and Mrs Charles Ditty at-
home last week while Mr. and Mrs
Crane sang at the revival in the tened the Fellowshtp meeting at
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