Nyssa gate city journal., July 15, 1948, Image 7

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meNYSSA GA
VOLUME XXXX1II
NYSSA, OREGON, TH U RSD AY, JU LY 15, 1948
NO. 27
SEVERAL V IS IT IN
A R C A D IA SECTION
C. B. Hill and Shirley Smith att­ Mrs. M cGinnis’ daughter and fam- ¡ VETERANS BUILDING
ended a softball game in Nampa ;tly.
CONCESSION STAND
Sunday between the Nampa vet­
Mrs. Maurice Judd has received
erans and the Adrian town team. | word from Ellen, who is enjoying
Th e Nyssa post o f the Veterans
The game lasted 11 innings, with
the final score being Nampa 6 and 1 her trip to the east. She has att- of Foreign Wars is building a con-
| ended several big league baseball | cession stand at the rodeo grounds
The Owyhee Riding club, origin­ Adrian 5.
ator of the Nyssa night rodeo, has 1 Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Smith and games.
Thurman Piercy has arrived in ! in prepartaion for the Nyssa night
made several improvements at the Diann were in Weiser Tuesday ev­
Kansas
on his way from the east, jrodeo.
rodeo grounds since last year’s , ening.
The building, 16 by 18 feet, is
Mr. and Mrs. James Stephens where he purchased a new Pontiac.
event.
He is visiting Carol Thomas, a for­ constructed of concrete blocks. The
were in Durkee Monday.
Th e club has doubled the capac­
Joyce Kurtz shopped In Nyssa mer schoolmate at Adrian.
V.F.W. members are doing the work.
Mrs. Wesley Piercy and Arlene
ity o f the grandstand, which has Monday.
The V.F.W. has bought a 10-year
were Nyssa visitors Monday.
Mr.
and
Mrs
Cecil
Smith
and
been painted white by the members
concession
right from the Owyhee
o f the organization. T h e grand-1 Pat shopped in Nyssa Monday.
Riding club, owner of the grounds.
Caroline Schiemer, Jean Dierking, On Visit—
stand will seat 2404 persons so
Mrs. Louise M cGaven left last
that with bleacher seats the capac­ Joyce Kurtz, Mr. and Mrs. Merle
Wednesday for Pocatello and Salt Visiting Here—
ity for the show is expected to be Kurtz and and Mr. and Mrs. Har­
approximately 3500. The club re­ old Kurtz went swimming in Cald­ Lake City for a week’s visit.
Mrs. Alvin Moss and Mrs. L. W.
placed the burned section o f the well Sunday.
Hillhouse of Bountiful, Utah are
Mrs. Forest Hardman and Diann On Fishing Trip—
grandstand and added two new sec­
Mr. and Mrs. Jack M cKee and accompanying Miss Letha Mann
are visiting relatives in Portland.
tions.
of Spokane to her home after a
Mrs. W. W. Smith left Thursday son, accompanied by relatives from
The club also doubled the capac­
visit in Utah. En route the visitors
ity o f the corrals for watering and for Caarlton, Oregon with Mrs. A. F. Boise, spent from July 3 to July 8
are house guests of Mr. and Mrs.
feeding rodeo livestock and white­ McGinnis of Nyssa. They will visit on a fishing trip to Warm lake.
Tom Burningham.
Stanley basin and Bear valley.
washed all of the fencing. The
workers installed a new type of
calf chute with spring doors, a new
E. W. PRUYN
water system for watering livestock
and new additional lights.
Grandstand and
Yards Enlarged
AR C A D IA , Juy 15— Mr. and Mrs.
Philip Davis and daughter o f Hunt­
ing Beach, California arrived here
Friday to visit Mrs. Davis’ mother,
Mrs. Anna D ail and other relatives.
They spent several days in Y ellow ­
stone park before coming here. They
also visited Mr. and Mrs. Miles
Canada in Jerome, Idaho and Mr.
and Mrs. Dale Lakey and fam ily
in Boise.
Eldon Strew y, who is employed
¡in the shipyards in Bremerton,
Washington, spent the Fourth of
July with his sister, Mrs. Cecil
Houston, and family.
Miss Joan Matherly visited last
week with Janet and Barbara Lak­
ey o f Boise.
C. W. Barrett is the owner of a
new Ford car. He is going to Texas
this week to visit his son, Jack.
Mr. and Mrs. Mack Mathis of
Turlock, California left last week
for California after a visit here NEW ELL HEIGHTS
with Mr. and Mrs. George Moeller
FOLKS VISITING
and family.
Mrs. Anna Dail and Mrs. Etta
Johnson and daughter, May, of N E W E LL H E IG H TS, July 15— Joy­
Powell, Wyoming visited last week . ce Kurtz spent Tuesday night at
with Mrs. Dail and Mrs. Johnson’s j the Merle Kurtz home in Caldwell.
Leonard Smith was in Boise on
brothers, A1 and Jess Thompson
and families o f Enterprise.
. business Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Art Cook returned I Mrs. Leonard Smith and Diann
last week from a trip to California. shopped in Nyssa Friday.
Mrs. Johnny Timmerman and
Mrs. L. F. Rabbins and Mrs.
George Coleman gave a pink and T erry of Caldwell visited Mrs. W ay­
blue shower for Mrs. Merrildean ne Piercy Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Rube Graham and
Robbins July 8 at the home of Mrs.
L. E. Robbins. Mrs. Robbins was Gary were in Caldwell Thursday.
Mrs. Charlie Newbill and Betty
the recipient of many nice gifts.
Mr. and Mrs. George M oeller and and Mrs. Charlie Harris accom­
fam ily were dinner guests Sunday panied the Scouts to McCall.
Mrs. Nellie Newbill is in Condon
In the Bob M cKinney home in
visiting her niece and family.
Valley View.
Donald Newbill accompanied his
Harold Houston left last week
for the veterans hospital in Van­ grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
couver, Washington for more treat­ Garrison of Nyssa on a fishing
trip to Wallowa lake.
ments.
George Schiemer and Kennie
Mr. and Mrs. A. M orfitt of Seatt­
le were overnight guests In the Vanderpool participated in the boat
races in Homedale Sunday.
Otis Bullard home July 3.
Mr. and Mrs. Worden, Mr. and i
Miss W ilm a Bullard is teaching
Mrs. Stanley Hill, Mr. and M rs.!
Bible school near Prineville.
CLOSET COMBINATIONS
Auto Repairing
HO to $65
W IT H SEATS
Reboring, V a lfe Grind­
ing, Lathe work. Parts
and accessories
Phone 720
Alice Hallberg and Ed Patterson,
which was held in the Nampa Un­
ited Presbyterian church Thursday
night. Lorina and Carol served at
We Congratulate
The Owyhee Riding
Club
upon the sponsor­
ship of such a fine
sporting event as
the
JJ§
Nyssa Night
500 FEET OF FIBRE SEWER PIPE.
to be held
Any Amount You Want, 35c as Long as
JULY
It Lasts.
23 and 2 4
DR. G.W. CRAVES
Eyes Examined
Harvey Bennett and fam ily were
Sunday diner guests of Clarence
Kaneifle in Parma.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles W itty and
1 fam ily attended me wedding of
the reception following the wedding.
Clayton Lisle is staying with his
sister, Mrs. M ilton B&mingham,
who lives near Nampa.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Cameron re­
turned Sunday from a two-weeka
visit with relatives at Hollister, Id ­
aho.
Mr. and Mrs. Dyre Roberts and
fam ily and B. G. Roberts visited
Mr. and Mrs. Henderlider at Nam ­
pa Sunday.
Uodeo
Phone 56-W
Optometrist
Big Bend
All Kinds Of Rough-In Material.
FRED
BRAUN
718 Arthur St.
Plumbing and Heating
Caldwell, Idaho
Phone 266-W
Arrangements already made indicate that the
second annual show will be even better than the
first event, which was held in 1947.
OUR HATS ARE OFF TO THE COWBOYS
Nyssa Elevator
Announcing The Grand Opening
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Of The
Union Stock Yards
At Nyssa, Oregon
Seating Capacity 1000
Wednesday, July 21
Persons attending our sales will be able to see
the auction ring from any seat in the house.
Plant Modern In
Every Respect
W e will not have the plant completed by open­
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Over 400 Cattle
ing day, but the cattle yards, hog yards, sale
ring, etc. will be in condition to give you a
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very good idea of what it will be like when it
will be offered for sale On our opening day,
is finished.
along with other livestock. Bring yours in. W e
The Union Livestock Commission Co.
can handle up to 1500 sales a day.
Lunch Served In
Building
(Formerly the Nyssa Livestock Commission Co.)
Invites the public to attend and bring livestock to our opening
sale, beginning at 1 P. M. WEDNESDAY, JU LY 21, one mile
You will get good food in our clean, modern
north of Thompson Oil company station on Third street.
lunch room. Mrs. M. A. Rodda is in charge.
After lunch, sit in our nice lobby and visit with
your friends.
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OWNERS: BILL LANE AND BYRON LANE, AUCTIONEERS;
W e think after you have seen it, you will
want to keep right on coming back week after
week. W e have the latest Fairbanks-Morse reg­
istering beam scales and quarantine pens for
banger cows.
Open Mouse
Saturday, July 17
At 9 P. M.
MRS. W. L. LANE, SECRETARY-TREASURER.
PUBLIC INVITED