H I E NYSSA G ATE C IT Y JO U R N A L, N YSSA , OREGON
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Mr*. Fred Babcock as co-hostess. |E. j . Hob.*on. Mrs. Janies Langley at the Jim Chadd home since Tues at the Jim Chadd home.
Mr. and Mrs. D jn Parker and | and sons and Mrs. Joe Hobson of day.
Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Flanagan
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Price were Sun and children left Friday morning
children of Roseburg, arrived early On irio.
About 15 young people of Mrs
SUNSET V A L LE Y , July 8— The | Saluruay morning at the Kenneth Jes-se G rejg's Sunday school class day dinner guests of D. D. Sulli to spend the F'ourth of July vis
van at Roswell, Idaho.
Lorensen
home
to
spend
the
week
iting at Yakima.
Greggs celebrated a fam ily reunion
enjoyed a swimming party at Snive-
Mr. and Mrs. C lifford W olfe and
with a picnic and outing at the end.
ly ’s pool Monday evening. Patricia
Owyhee dam Friday. Those present | Mrs. Lew McCoy was hostess to O rtvg of Sunnyside, Marian Bum daughter spent last Sunday visiting F O U R T H O F J U L Y
were Esther O r e s ' of L a » Angeles, I the Sunset auxiliary Thursday a f garner and Marian and JoAnn in New Plymouth. Mrs. W olfe’s
GUESTS A N N O U N C E D
ternoon at her home Eleven mem | Price also accompanied the class. sister, Mrs. Alfred Olson, and fam i
who is visiting in the vallev for two j
bers were present. Guests were Mrs. 1 The group enjoyed light refresh-
weeks; Mr. and Mrs. Ray Lappier j Gertrude McCracken, Mrs. Ed Price, I meiits and singing at Mrs. Gregg's ly of Bend. Oregon were present at OREG O N T R A r u July 8— Mr. and
the gathering. The Olson family Mrs. Jack Burgess and son of As
of Wapato, Washington, Mr. and j and Mrs. Frank Briggs. Refresh home afterwards.
Mrs. Mary Jane Tanner of Port- , and Mrs. W o lfe ’s mother, Mr*. Veva toria spent several days last week
Mrs. George G regg and daughters, j ments o f chicken salad and pie were
i t the home of Mrs. Burgess' sister,
Mr, and Mrs. Don Grant and daugh- , served. Th e auxiliary met August lltn d spent Thursday" visiting her C a-t’e. will be visiting the W olfe’s Mrs. J. E. Bowen, and family. On
1
next week.
ter, Mr. and Mrs. W illiam Gregg, 5 at the home of Mrs. Charlie ! friend, Mrs. Fred Mitchell.
Mr. and Mrs. E.ton Counsil and
Mar-ene Gardner visited her sis- Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Burgess and
Mr and Mrs. Jesse Gregg and Schwei/er, with members bringing
Mr. and Mrs. Bowen made a busi-
children, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace j muslin or plain colored prints fur I children of Klam ath Falls arrived ter- Mrs. Robert R effett, several
iess trip to Boise.
I early Thursday morning to spend days last "eek .
Greg!} and family, Mrs. Annie Gregg books for the children’s hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Holmes
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Elver
Nielsen
and
1
the
Fourth
of
July
vacation
at
the
Mrs.
Ira
Chadd.
Mra.
Addle
Elzell
and Miss Patricia Gregg of Sunny-
sons, and Mr. and Mrs. Wally Gr- uid daughters spent the Fourth at
of Hayward, California and Mrs. Ed | home of O. P. Counsil.
side, Washington.
A i;roup of young people chari- utt and sons were dinner guests the Philip M itchell home near
The Worthwhile club will meet SJeiner were Parma visitors M on
varied the newly-married couple, at the C lifford Nielsen home Sat Roswell.
Thursday afternoon of July 15 at day.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Adams and
the home of Mrs. Irvin W olfe, with
Boise shoppers Monday were Mrs. \ Mr. and Mrs. LaVern Cleaver, W ed urday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Robb and Mr. family were guests at the Charles
nesday evening.
Dorothy Kates and her sister, and Mrs. Claude Wilson and sons Davis home in Nampa on the
Fourth.
Mildred, who are working in Boise, visited in Homedale Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Holmes and
Dusty Rhodes o f North Hollywood,
spent the week-end at the home
of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. G ra California visited Mr. and Mrs. A l Robert, Mr. and Mrs. Rolland
bert
Notheis
Tuesday
evening. Holmes and family, Mr. and Mrs.
dy Kates.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert R effett and Rhodes, who is visiting Mr. and Soy Holmes, Mr. and Mrs. Sidney
daughter visited Sunday at the Mrs. Elmer Cloninger, was a buddy Walker, Bonnie Kressly and Mr.
nd Mrs. F. S. Byers and family
home of Mrs. R e ffe tt’s brother >f Cloninger when the two soldiered
;
had a picnic the Fourth on the
in Hawaii 30 years ago.
John Sopher.
Mrs. Thomas Nishitani was a awn at t.ie F. S. Byers home.
Georgia Ward has been visiting
Mr. and Mr*. J. E. Bowen and
guest at Mrs. Bud Wilson’s home
Wednesday afternoon at a pink and ions and their house guests, Mr.
blue hewer for Mrs. Marie W yckoff ind Mrs. Jack Burgess and son of
istoria. were guests of Mrs. Grace
I and Mrs. Helen Stunz.
Mr. and Mrs. Casmier Rataezyk Mills near Payette on the Fourth.
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Holmes and
left Friday to visit Mrs. Rataezvk’s
By Tuttle's M o b il Service ! parents at Battlegrounds, Washing daughters visited at the A. M.
ton and Mr. Rataezyk’s sisters at ioodson home near Parma Monday
fternoon.
Portland, and spend the Fourth at
Albany.
Mr. and Mrs. Younger and fami-
i
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Babcock were v have moved from the Oregon
hosts at a party Wednesday even Trail teacheraiie to their farm near
ing in their home. Guests were Mr. Vew Plymouth.
and Mrs. W illiam Gregg. Mr. and
Mrs. Ira Price and Mr. and Mrs. Mother Visits Soil—
Irvin Wolfe.
Mrs. M ary Olson of Emery, Utah,
JoAnn Price injured her hand arrived in Nyssa Friday to visit her
son. Clint Ol-on and family, on his
and is carrying it in a sling.
Mrs. John Terra and daughter, birthday, June 19. She was accom-
Neta, left this week-end for Valle- aanied by her sister. Bell Checketts
The Trap-door Spider is very J°. California to attend a family re >f Burley, Idaho. They left Monday
o return to their homes.
cunning. From the entrance to h is lun*on anc* visit relatives,
“A
home he constructs a real trap-
Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Wolfe pur-
door that blends with the ground, I chased a Cadillac sedan Thursdny Here from California—
Ideal for rough or sandy land, or where water
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Langford and
and other animals will pass over *n Ontario.
It without ever suspecting that it I Sunday visitors at the Elver fam ily visited at the home of Mrs.
Nielsen home were the newlyweds Nancy Gannon and her mother,
is there.
supply is short.
| Mr. and Mrs. James Shaw, Mr. and Mrs. Langford, this W'eek. They were
Mrs. W ally Orcutt and two sons icompanied by Mrs. Francis Blake
of Kent, Washington, Mrs. ’’Doc" ind daughter of Gilroy, California.
Douglas of Madras and Mr. and They stopped en route on a trip
“The House of Oliver”
Mrs. Cecil Fraham. The Orcutt nong the coast and plan on going
fam ily left Tuesday for their home. to Colorado. Langford is a brother
Connie Lou Shively of Ontario vf Mrs. Gannon.
was a guest at the Ira Price home
five days last week.
Go to Utah—
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Robb were
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth R ay and
hosts Wednesday evening at a family spent the week-end visiting
Stunz and Thomas
party. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. friends and relatives in Ogden.
i Wilbur Chapin, Mr. and Mrs, Pete They recently opened the bakery
Wilson, and Mr. and Mrs. David in Gordon’s drive-in.
| Hall.
N y js a ......... Oregon
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Snyder and
daughter, Junior P eifer and Gerda
and Bobbie Price spent Sunday -vis
iting in Caldwell.
Mr. and Mrs. Hilton Marks and
Optometrist
■hildren of Los Angeles and Glen
Larson were week-end house guests
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. De
Eyes Examined
von Larson. Mrs. Hilton and Glenn
ore sister and brother of Larson.
Mr. and Mra. Emery Hobson and
Phone 720
the A. R. Herring fam ily attended
the Nazarene Sunday school picnic
718 Arthur St.
held in Apple valley Sunday.
Arnold W olfe, a former resident
Caldwell, Idaho
of Sunset Valley and his wife and
baby daughter of Spokane were
present at the Fourth of July picnic
at the Caldwell park Sunday. O th
ers present were Mr. and Mrs. Carl
M itzel of Ontario. Mr. and Mrs. j
C lifford W olfe and daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. Irvin W olfe and son, Mr.
and Mrs. Neal Holmes o f Caldwell,
and the O tto Wolfe fam ily of
Nampa.
M ary Lou I-eighton left this
week-end for her home in Miami,
Florida after visiting at the home
of her mother. Mrs. W. T. Cannon.
Sunday dinner «uests at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse G regg
were Mr. and Mrs. El wood Rarrick
and daughter of Boise and Mr. and
A P P R O V E D S H O W — H A R L E Y T U C K E R ’S R O D EO S T O C K
Mrs. George Gregg and family.
Tim m y Corfield, son of Chet Cor-
field. had his tonsils removed W ed
nesday morning.
Mrs. Addie Ezell of Hayward.
Saddle Bronc Riding
California is visiting at the home
o f her son, Ed Steiner, for several
Bareback Riding
weeks.
TO EVERY HOME!
Mr. and Mrs. Robert R effet and
daughter attended at a dinner and
Calf Roping
Mirrors
large fam ily gathering Sunday at
* Add depth to a small
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Bulldogging
Gardner.
room
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Brown and
son, Paul, o f Denver arrived Sat
Kids Calf Roping
* Add elegance to a
urday at the Floyd Counc home
medium sized room
for a visit. Brown is a brother of
Brahma Bull Fighting
Mrs. Your»?. The Brown and Young
fam ily went to Jordan Valley for the
* Reflect the m agnifi
And Clowning
Fourth of July.
cence o f a large
Mr. and Mrs Elver Nielsen and
sons, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Chard,
room
Ralph Stockwell And
and Ewen Chard plnlcked at P a y
His Trained Steer
ette Sunday and attended the ro
See our large selection,
deo.
Act
priced from $2.98
Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Rataezyk.
Gertrude
McCracken, and
Mrs.
Flag Racing
Frank Rataezyk returned Tuesday
evening after visiting at Quincy.
Stake Racing
Ellensburg. and the Grand Coulee
dam in Washington.
Mrs. Charles Ditty, Mrs. Mary
Featuring La Mar Ettes,
Query and daughter. Sharon. Mrs.
Acrobat
Joe Dodson. Charlotte Ditty of O n
tario. and Jacqueline Wilson left
early Tuesday morning for Brooks,
$2000 In C A S H Prizes
Oregon to attend a gospel taber
nacle camp meeting.
Drill Teams
M r and Mrs. John Williams of
Portland were visitors and dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur
Midwest Shows On
Chapin Tuesday
Mr. and Mrs
Grounds
Williams were former neighbors of
Mr. and Mrs. Chapin in Nebraska.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Nishitani
and son were dinner guests at the
H K Hashitatii home Sunday.
A ll entries must be sent to Nyssa chamber of commerce, Nyssa
Donald Bergam went to Madras.
Oregon, not later than July 22.
Oregon to visit Hank Kollen over
the week-end.
M r and Mrs. Don Strickland and
daughter accompanied Mr. and Mr.-
LaVar Hawkins to Givens Hot
Springs |u*t Sunday. Ray Phil-
brtek. who has been taking treat-
meats there, returned home with
the group.
M r and Mrs. Clyde Dideneksen
of Caldwell spent Monday visiting
R E U N IO N IS H E LD
B Y G R E G G F A M IL Y
Two Farmers
NEW S
OF
Whoop ’er Up
For The
J
Nyssa N ight Rodeo
July 23 and 24
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Beauty
N yssa Furniture
Company
Sponsored By Owyhee Riding Club
and Nyssa Merchants
Auto Repairing
Reboring, Valve Grind
ing, Lathe work. Parts
and accessories
Phone 56-W
FIRE
There is always something that can be done
to prevent fire.
Chimney leaks and faulty electric wiring
rate first in fire causes
Frank T. Morgan
D.D.T. Spraying
Get rid of objectionable insects
— Guaranteed Results —
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ACCESSORIES
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ON HIWAY 20
J. V. TUTTLE, Owner
Phone 011-7-4
DR. C.W. CRAVES [
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BEFORE
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NYSSA IMPLEMENT CO,
Horyna, et. al. minor.
COM PLAINTS, CIR CU IT COURT
Estate of Richard L Scott vs.
A. L. Romero, et. ux. Recovery on
note. $1,200.
W illard Judd. et. al. vs. M. Zue-
ger. Damages. $1,500.
Luella Kemm er vs Ray G. Kem-
mer. Seperate maintenance.
United Credit M en’s association
vs. Gannon Bros. Recovery on ac
count. $974.87,
John Stringer vs. Oregon Short
Line R.R. company. Damages. $20-
496.
PETITIONS, PROBATE COURT
E state.of Paul R. Davis, deceased.
Guardianship of Joan Margaret
In The Past Week
Have Saved Their Crops
With Our
Overhead Sprinkling
System
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Weiser, Idaho
NOTICE
OF
BOND
SALE
N O TIC E IS HEREBY G IVEN that sealed bids
will be received by the undersigned until the
hour of 8:30 o’clock p.m. on the 12th day of
July, 1948, and immediately thereafter publicly
opened by the School Board o f District No. Gl,
Malheur County, Oregon, at the School House,
in Adrian, Oregon, for an issue of bonds of said
School District in the amount o f Sixty-four
Thousand Dollars ($64,000.00), said bonds to
be dated July 12, 1948, and to mature serially in
numerical order as follow s:
$ 1 . 000.00
S i.0 0 0 .0 0
$4.000.00
$ t.000.00
$4.000.00
$4.000.00
$4.000.00
$4,000.00
on
on
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on
on
on
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on
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January
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12,
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1950
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$4.000.00 on
$4,000.00 on
$4.000.00 on
$4.000 00 on
$4.000 00 on
$4.000.00 on
$ 1 , 000.00 on
$4.000.00 on
January
January
January
January
January
January
January
January
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Bonds maturing on and after January 12,
1954, will be subject to redemption in numerical
order on any interest payment date on or after
said date, to-wit: January 12, 1954.
Said bonds to bear interest at the rate o f not
to exceed 6'< per annum payable semi-annual
ly, principal and interest payable at the office
o f the County Treasurer of Malheur County,
Oregon, or at the fiscal agency of the State of
Oregon in New York City, at the option of the
purchaser.
Said bonds were duly authorized at an elec
tion held on March 27, 1948.
Bids must be accompanied by a ceitified
check in the amount o f One Thousand Five
Hundred Dollars ($1,500.00).
The Board reseiwes the right to reject any
and all bids.
R A Y M O N D H. H O LLY , Clerk,
School District No. Gl, Malheur
County, Oregon
M AX S T A G G A R T
Attorney for School District
Wilson Building
Ontario. Oregon
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