Nyssa gate city journal. (Nyssa, Or.) 1937-199?, July 22, 1948, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextTHE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, NYSSA, OREGON NU-ACRES FARMERS Curtis Fry. jumped into their un- ERECT BUILDINGS finished badement and si>ralned residence on his ranch east o f the Sherman Keck home. He is build itis leg. He is improving. ing it with a new type of cinder party . was given in brick, NU— ACHES—July 22 Mr. and Mr. . A birthday , T - _ ------ - which ------ - is ~ very , attractive. M. , honor of Judy Preston and Terry « W. J. Aanderson o f Port Collins, Blakesley Saturday afternoon on C Seue11 is tmUdin* a new bam. Colorado and Mr. and Mrs. A. B. he lawn of the M. C. Seuell home. Oliver Creswick of Baker was an M aters of Denver are visiting at Games were enjoyed by everyone. evening guest at the home o f Mr. the Frank Johnson home. On Sun Pictures were taken o f the affair. and Mrs. M. C. Seuell Saturday. day the whole group enjoyed Refreshments o f ice cream cones, Mr. Creswick was returning to reunion picnic at the home o f Mr. i cake and lemonaide were served. Baker from Boise, where he placed Johnson s daughter, Mrs. Carl A. The honorees received many nice a veteran in a hospital. Peterson of W ilder Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Denning of gifts. Mr. and Mrs. R ay Morehouse are There is a great deal o f building Burley. Idaho were week-end guests visiting Mrs. Morehouse's brother underway in this community. Frank Mr and Mrs Prank Preston and in Payette. Johnson is building a new house on family. Mr. and Mrs. Sa*;er of Middleton ’ his ranch. Richard and Robert The Do-More 4-H club met F ri Idaho spent Sunday at the home I im bler are building a large clnder- day night at the community hall. of their son, H arley Sager. I block chicken house on their ranck. Plans regarding camp were dis Frankie Fry, son of Mr. and Mrs. Junior Randell is building a new cussed. Cecil Riddle and fam ily spent Saturday in Boise shopping and visiting relatives there. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Sutherland and daughter were supper guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bud Mootz Tuesday evening. Mrs. J. L. Pope of Payette was a Sunday dinner guest at the home ci Mr. and Mrs. Sutherland. Later in the day the group vis ited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bud Mootz. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest F ry of Thomas, Oklahoma spent a long week-end at the Mr. and Mrs. Cur- tist Fry home. They plan to visit jin Eugene, Oregon and go on into California sight-seeing. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Johnson For a have returned from The Dalles, Oregon and are now staying at the home of Frank Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. Curtis F ry and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Fry went to the Owyhee dam Monday on a sight EXTRA LOW PRESSURE seeing trip. Mary Jo Jenkins spent Tuesday ABSORBS ROAD SHOCKS afternoon at the Paul Thomson home sewing on her 4-H project. Mrs. Paul Thomson assisted her. Mr. and Mrs. Pat Hohstadt went fishing in the mountains, leaving late Friday evening and returning late Sunday. w e HAVE THEM! FEA THER-SOFT RIDE Come in today for a demonstration of these revolutionary, new type tires that set a new standard of riding comfort. These tires now carry a one-year road-hazard guarantee We also have a large stock of tires and tubes r (Be sure to attend the Nyssa Night Rodeo July 23 and 24) Thompson O il Company N EW ELL FOLK GO TO SCOUT CAM P NEW ELL H EIG H TS, July« 22— An ita Pratt, Caren M cKinnely, E ffie Rose Smith, Charlene Harris, Rob erta Vanderpool, Betty Newoill, Mrs. Charles Newblll and Mrs. Charlie Harris were among those who were camping at Pilgrims cove with the G irl Scouts for 10 days. They returned home Thursday ev ening. Edith Dean accompanied girls of the L.D.S. church on a camping trip to Unity Wednesday. They re turned home Saturday. Mrs. Nellie Newbill is visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cummins in Elgin. She plans on visiting her niece, Mrs. Stewart Guthrie and fam ily In Concord, Oregon soon. Mr. and Mrs. BUI Kurtz and MMHUMMMMMMMNM THURSDAY, JULY 22, 1948 boys of North Powder visited at'W eiser August 38 and 29. the M. L. Kurtz home last week. B U IL D IN G PERMITS Selma Slam spent the week-end I north on John Day highway, then ( McKenzie. 22J1XC •>ne iri'p east of WUlowcreek store, FO R S A L E —Two-wheel trailer. 7 p. <n. One team hosses, dairy cows ' No .II! ruction. Kitu; i foot txgiy, equipped with vacuum at the home o i her parents, Mr. enue, between Sixth and Seventh nd farm machinery. brakes. L. W. McKenzie, 304 No. and Mrs. Luit Stam. streets, lot 17-18, Nvssa D eveljp- Fifth street. 20Jlxc Mrs. Carl Hill, Mrs. Warden. Mrs. ment company addition, $9700, 30 Too Late T o Cla$$ify Wesley Piercy, Mrs. Dick Kreigh **y f**». Irame. M ISCELLANEOUS— Custom haul SALE International truck. ing, anything except livestock. N or- md Mrs. Rube Graham attended a hvF" rre‘ ! Rans<t>n!' itreeiUimtse 28 C '35, long wheel base, two-speed vell Robbins, 1 2 mile west on Gem card party at the home of M rs., franieJ S ' 9' block xle, 7 good tires, flat bed. In- avenue. 22J4xc Dale Ashcraft Friday afternoon. ^ 4' t,reens addition $2000. Raymond Pierce moving house. ,une at Owyhee Truck and Imple Mrs. Graham won htgli and the L O S T — Spotted black and white ment company shop. 22J2xp Second street, lots 11 and 12, block traveling prize. pig between Nyssa and Adrian. Ellen Judd has returned home 20, original tow ns»«, 8450, 14 by 24. FOR f M f -Overstuffed set. chair Mark Hartley, phone 43. 2E2Jlxc from a visit In New York. Wash and davenport. 302 F ifth street. Legai Advertising ington. D. C. and other points in LO R S A L E - Two-bedroom house, 22Jlxp the east. insulated. 441 Ennis avenue. Call STATE OF OREGON FOR MISCE1 LA NEGUS — Dependable after 5 p. m. Mr. and Mrs. Rube Graham and 22J2xc THE CO UN TY OF MALHEUR ■old storage lockers and locker Gary attended the soap box derby NOTICE TO CREDITORS upplies. Lockers by the month. 6 FO R SA LE —Improved lot, 75x190, in Boise Sunday. In the county court of the State atooths, or year. Always open, com basement and steps, lawn, furn Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Piercy and of Oregon for the County of plete serv.ee. Fish, eggs, poultry. ished house, $1800, owner, 463 No. Arlene and Mrs. Rube Graham left Malheur 22Jlxp Hartmans lockers, mile south Eighth. Sunday evening to visit in Buhl, Jn the Matter o f the estate of of Nyssa-Parma Junction. 22Jlxp. Idaho. Arthur M. Smith, also known as FO R SALE— Pickling cucumbers, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Smith and A. M. Smith, deceased. FO R SALE-— Business building, ‘ j mile southwest of Nyssa. George Gary fished at the Owyhee dam 22Jxp N O TIC E T O C R E D IT O R S Main street location, lot size 25x116. Gabriel. Sunday, m . - ___ , uni „ 4 - Notice IS HFRFIBY G IV E N that Ralph G. Lawrence Insurance amfiv «iunv.iil a J' , , 1 the unlersigned. Frona Smith, has 22J;fc. amily -amUy enjoyed a swim at Sniveleys , * en appoined expcutrix o f the agency. Nyssa, phone 53. pool Sunday evening. FOR S4LF, Good home with four estate of Arthur M. Smith, also The Adrian softball team played know’ll as A. M. Smith, deceased, by apartments, modern and good lo Casey’s Compound Recommended wo games In Nyssa Thursday and the County Court of Malheur cation. Reduced to $6,000 furnish by Users Friday evenings. They last to the 6Mtfc. After suffering three years with County, Oregon, and has qualified ed. $2.000 will handle M.I.A. Thursday nirht and defeated as such. arthritis. I am feeling fine since Waggoner Motor company 16 to 12 NOW. TH EREFO RE, all persons M ISCELLANEOUS— Lawn mowers using your Casey's Compound. No ’triday evening. Alvin Warden and having claims against the Estate of harpened, also 1931 Chevrolet for more pain. Now able to do my Stanley Hill, manager, were among Arthur M. Smith, deceased, are her- sale. $100 598 N. W. 3rd St. 22J2xp work in my apartment house. I can those who played. by notified and required to present W A N T ! D Custom pick-up baling, not recommend the Compound too Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Smith and the same, with proper vouchers, wire ties. Write or see O. J. Burg highly — Mrs. Cathern Knox, 1247 Deanie atpnded the Snake River duly verified, within six <6> months ess, route 2. Nyssa, on Columbia S. E. Powell, Portland. Oregon. Stampede Saturday night. from the date of this Notice to the avenue, 3 miles west of highway. Your Druggist Can Supply You Shirley Smith stayed with Joyce undersigned, Frona Smith, at the With 22J3xp McGinnis in Adrian from Tuesday law office of Harold Henigson at ! CASEY’S COMPOUND, until Saturday. Nyssa, Oregon, which place the un FO R SALE— Furniture for three bottle $1.5« dersigned selects as her place of rooms, with liou e available for Or Write J. H. Casey, RIDERS OF O W Y H E E business in all matters connected ■ei». 304 No. Fifth street. L. W. P. O. Box 731, Portland 7. Oregon APPE A R A T N A M P A with said estate. Dated annd first published July The Owvhee Riding club of Nys- 22, 1948. Last publication August 19, 1948. a won $10 at the Nampa buek- Frona Smith, Executrix o f the aroo breakfast Sunday morning for Estate of Arthur M. Smith, also having the second largest delegation know’n as A. M. Smith, Deceased. Anything You Need In Line of Plumbing in attendance. Th e Owyhee club % ARTHRITIS PLUMBING was represented by 33 members. The Nyssa drill team gave a dem onstration on a field day program in the afternoon and members 6 1 i miles north of Vale, then *,1 participated in other events before mile east from Harris corner, grade a good-sized crowd. dairy cattle, July 30, 1:00 o'clock, L. H. Jocobsen, owner. Visits Mother— Mrs. Cassie Goshert of Nampa is visiting her mother, Mrs. Nora I ' l miles south of Weiser, first, rail road crossing south of K W E I, Ray, this week. Thursday, August 5, 1 p. m. 33 head dairy cattle, 1 purebred Hol Returns from Lake— Mr. and Mrs. Harry Miner and stein bull, some farm machinery, son. Lyle, accompanied by Miss Sue electric water heater. F. J. Ander Murphy o f Boise, spent last week son, owner. Cols. Bert Anderson and Joe Church, auctioneers. L. H. at Payette lakes. Fritts, clerk. From Corvallis— Mr. and Mrs. George Bauer of FARM SALE Corvallis arrived Friday to visit Saturday, July 24, 12 o ’clock, noon Mrs. Bauer's parents, Mr. and Mrs. ’ i mile south of the new Albert- 1 son’s store in Vale. Reg. Holstein R. G. Larson. bull, dairy cows, white-face steers Three-Stake Convention Set— and heifers, Holstein steers and O fficers and teachers of the I - heifers, dairy equipment, hogs, poul- | D. S. church, who are in the M. I. try and farm machinery. Robert V. , A. will attend a three-stake con- Brown, owner. , vention, covering Boise, Nampa, and Wednesday, July 28, 12 miles SALE CALENDAR GET R E A D Y V1VÏ DIFFERENT PAGE SEVEN — Contact— Brower Plumbing Shop NYSSA, OREGON VVe Guarantee Our Work For One Year Free Estimates— Phone 196-J F OR r SARGENT FALL EGG Side Delivery Rake PROFITS T or »*; S h e 'l l AdW ‘ »° O ot - 1 O u t»*' SEE US FOR A i l YOUR LAYING HOUSE NEEDS Let ue get you started right on the road to fall egg rofits. We have a complete stock of quality Purina aying Chows, Sanitation Products and Poultry Sup plies. One stop for everything you need — come in and see us. E ■ ■ ■ ■ JEW fty PiefrU ... fatUw tA* P(a* and I ? n*‘ t “ ° m ° 9 o fo b / t COUNT YOUR EGGS per BAG OF FEED U N IQ U E “SPRING-SUSPENSION” DESIGN OF SARGENT Purina Laying Chowe are built for results — eggs per bag and lots of them. Come in. Let ue »how the eggs per bag of Purina some of your neighbors are getting. Operates on rough, hilly ground as well as land that is flat. No gears or pulleys, or power- take-off connection needed. Can be pulled behind PURINA IAYENA—Complete ration. A top producer. M ake» the famous top-quality Layena Egg*. H E A V Y D U T Y RAKE Gives better raking at twice the speed. PURINA LAY CHOW— Supple- ment to be fed half and half with grain. tractor or jeep. Price F. 0. B. Your Farm $ 565 . Plus 6.00 x 16 tires and tubes. Old tires will work. W e Sell With Money-Back Guarantee. W0RMER A APPETIZER w K nock s out la rg e ro u n d worms. Helps pep up s lu g gish appetites. L I CE COLD m in t R UI E F Just paint on th e r o o i t i . Fumes kill the lice while birds sleep. YOU R S T O R I W ITH TH E OWYHEE TRUCK & IMP. CO. NYSSA, OREGON PHONE 83-J Dust birds for relief. M ak e« ’em « n e » * » — helps clear up colds. POULTRY EQUIPMENT e FUDERS e FOUNTS e NESTS e uni* e too lASKtTS A W eek f ir « $ f O II« REFRIGERATOR It’s a refrigerator with a proven frozen food locker built inside across the top! TWO SEPARATE TEM PERATURES. Designed to create Just the right amount of Moist-Cold for correct storage. Has four "easy- release ’' lever type ice trays. Oversize twin '' Crispers provide correct Moist-Cold to keep fruits and vege tables garden fresh. Large 1.24 Cu. Ft. extra dry storage bin—perfect for keeping crackers and cereals dry and crisp. Handsome too . . . and costs so little to operate. See it today. $239.50 A N D UP C H IC K !R R O A R D SIGN Tobler’s Feed and Fuel NYSSA, OREGON ■ ■■■■■ ■ Don B. Moss Firestone Dealer Store