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PACE SIX TH E NYSSA GATE C ITY JOURNAL, NYSSA, OREGON BODY OF NEBRASKA RELATIVE RECEIVED trict. Newgefl, who spent Tuesday|Thanksgiving this year. Boise. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1948 ‘ and lamlly. T h e evening was spent fam ily left Wednesday afternoon H eie For Holidays— visiting fr ends In Sunset valley, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Olson o f ; Mr. and Mrs. Charlie S ch w elitr,! playing cards. I and returned Sunday night fro m 1 Visiting at the home of Mr. and Plans on leaving for Idaho Falls Buhl, Idaho were over-night guests Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Olenn, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Martin Hansen , v Andrew McOinnls for the _ . . . . ' Burley, where they spent Thanks- ^ ^ ^ were Thanksgiving dinner guests ... J SUNSET V A LLE Y , Dec. 2— Mrs. with Gale Jones, taking the truck at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ly- Thanksgiving holidays were Mr. , Mrs. Rulon Anderson and family , . . giving and a long week-end with _ Kenneth Dirensen returned Sun- I n ^ e ^ l e y Imi<n ^ , Tuesday evening. | were dinner guests at the home of at the home o f Mr. and Mrs. Roy „„ Mrs. Prestons s parents, parents, Mr. and and Mrs. R etry Cantrell and child day by bus. after spending three p ete w iI ons u„ d C lifford W olf's M r' and Mrs' Olson were en route Mr. and Mrs. Ouy Olenn Thanks- Mrs. Clyde Denning. Frank Pres ren of Likely, California, Mr. and Mrs. George Pulsipher has re weeks visiting at the home of her have progressed to the place where t0 their home after spending a I giving day. ton and children spent Saturday Mrs. Kendrick Dunlap of Carlton, daughter, Mrs. W illard W hitman at the shingling Is being done week visiting Mr. and Mrs. D ic k 1. M r' Aand Mrs. W illiam Oregg. turned from a three months visit Oregon, and Mr. and Mrs. Ted Bremerton, Washington. Mrs. Harry Rataezyk has been in bed Butts at Nespelam, Washington, Mrs Anna Oregg, and Herschel with her daughter, Mrs. Rawlin with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Teske o f The Dalles. Whitman underwent an operation, with pneumonia the past week, where Mr Butts is U. S. agricultral ° re* * ttnd wer? J hu^ ? iy Hymas o f Vancouver, Washington. James Preston o f Tw in Falls. | dtnner guests ot Mr. and Mrs. Wai- and Mrs. Lorensen took care of the Otto W olfe left Monday for Ne- agent on an Indian reservation. iClEli A white elephant sale will be held ' ïtaaiHlBlSlBlBlSISlÜÏÜlzï! family. Mrs. Whitman is now at braska upon receiving word o f his Mr. and Mrs. Harold Park o f , *ace ° re88- at the Nu-Acres community hall her home and doing well. * j mother’s death. Albany, Oregon, Miss Josephine _ _ Saturday, December 4th at 1 p. m. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Chapin l e f t 1 Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Pettygrove Rataezyk of Vancouver, Washing- PRESENT IS GIVEN Household goods. Farm machinery, Saturday for Nebraska, upon re- o f Hansen, Idaho, accompanied by ton, Miss Sophia Rataezyk and Mrs. T f ) vs p c T p i I | O T livestock and a general accumu ceipt of word that the body of Ora Choates of Middleton, Idaho Gertrude McCracken of Portland, i U M K b ’ 1 f c L L I U 1 lation o f goods will be sold by Mrs. Chapin's brother, Melvin Davis, were guests at the Lym an Pomeroy arrived Wednesday morning to ADRTAN ^ . . morning 2— Mrs Nell Bowers, auction. Proceeds will go for the Four-room basement house, modem, south of who was killed In action overseas home Tuesday to spend tne -pend the week-end vtsitlng at the presldent o f lhe 4. H COun- community hall. had arrived at her parents’ home. Thanksgiving holidays with their Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Blanchard Lloyd Lewis place, $4,000. The funeral was to have been held .son, Robert, who is a pre-m edics! A. Rataezyk, and the homes o f the T h r e 'b n a ^ have a girl, 7 pounds, four ounces, Tuesday. James ^ ’ -----' Wolcott, nephew student at the university, ^ree Rataezyk brothers. Harry ^ W edn^ a “ and presented he'r born at the Hoy Rosary hospital in ro n lr on H P n c m ia r M ro S V arvlr J r of Mr. and Mrs. Chapin, John Mr. and Mrs. Lester Kendall of B Frank and Casmier. Mrs. Frank Ontario, November 24. The girl with a Samponite traveling case Horn of Long Pine, Nebraska, and Sunnyside, Wa h.ngton visited last Rataezyk was hostess to all the was named M ym a Lee. Mother 30-acre farm, no improvements, south of Nyssa. The 4-H boys and girls of King- Mr. and Mrs. W illiam Turner, week-end at the homes of Pete Rataezyk families at Thanksgiving m£m K o l dlstrict wlth the help and daughter returned home Tues mother of Mr. Chapin, also of Wilson, Hudson Robb, and Lem turkey dinner. Miss Josephine of their and Mrs. K urtz day. Two 1947 Frazer Manhattens, one green, one Mr. and Mrs. Frank Preston and Ding Pine, accompanies the Chap- Wilson. Mr. and Mrs. Kendall, who . X T “! presented Mrs. Elliot with a train yellow. in family on the trip to Nebraska, formerly owned the Delbert Garner week visiting her parents. case to match. Mrs. Elliot was Many Thanksgiving news items Mr. and Mrs. Robert Newgen and farm in Sunset valley, had to chosen outstanding 4-H leader in 1937 Ford, four-door. two sons arrived in this area Sun- shorten their visit upon receiving were reported over the week-end. Oregon for 1948. She left early I day night. Mrs. Newgen and chil- word of the death of Mrs. Kend- Mr. and Mrs. Don Parker and fam Friday morning to attend the nat 1936 Chevrolet coupe. ily of Roseburg, Oregon, Frank P a r dren plan on spending about two all's brother-in-law. ional 4-H conference in Chicago. weeks at the home of her father, Practically everyone in this valley ker, M bs Beth Chapin. Charles Mr. and Mrs. Bob Brown were Cecil Riddle, In the Nu-Acres dis- completed harvesting their beets by Chapin and Tom Crow of Pendle business visitors in Caldwell Mon ton were dinner guests of Mr. and day. jl4SlioliDlkl!3lklkl!3l!al2il!oto^ilfeUal!fllSl&l!aU!iL>olaUal1ai)li5l6nSi5lBl Mrs. Kenneth Lorensen Thanks John Enos spent the week-end giving. in Jordan Valley visiting friends. Mr. and Mrs. Lew McCoy and Mr. and Mrs Bob Brown spent | Adm. $1.25 per Couple Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Pomeroy The KAISER-FRASER building show rooms Thanksgiving with Mrs. Brown’s! were dinner guests at the home parents, M r and Mrs. F. F. Cum 1. Defective Chimneys. of Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Field for Sponsored by for rent or lease. West of Gordon’s drive-in. mings in Boise. the holiday. 2. Faulty Stove Pipes. Guests at the K. I. Peterson Chalk Butte Grange Mr. and Mrs. Grover Cooper, ac Phone 05J3 home for Thanksgiving dinner were 3. Gasoline and Kerosene. companied by Mrs. Ada Snyder, Rev. and Mrs. Moore, Mr. and ______ and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Snyder Mrs. Banta of Canada, Miss Thom - | — - 4. Worn Electric Wires. and daughter went to Melba, Idaho, as of Corvallis and Harvy Otis. spending the holiday at the home 5. Spontaneous Combustion. The Dennis Patch family were cal of Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Pline. Mrs. lers in the evening. Ada Snyder, who had been visiting 6. Matches and Smoking. Mr. and Mrs. G eoff Williams her daughter, Mrs. Cooper, the past were callers at the Bob Brown two weeks, planned to visit her These have been some of the main causes listed home Sunday evening. daughter, Doris Tolman in Boise. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Eastman were by fire underwriters. On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Jack week-end visitors at Adrian. They Field and family and Mr. and Mrs. were Sunday dinner guests at E. Nolan Field and daughter were E. Eastman home. dinner guests at the Nelson Field Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Eastman, Jim- I See home. The Nolan Field fam ily are my and Phyllis and Mr. and Mrs. j moving to Rupert, Idaho the first Robert Eastman of Caldwell were of December to live. Nolan Field Thanksgiving dinner guests of Mr. will farm north of that city. and Mrs. Glenn Brown. e ve rv Reverend and Mrs. R. L. K riner Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hatch, and fam ily were dinner guests of Mrs. .Ir m a Sparks, and Vernon Mr. and Mrs. Grover Cooper Sun Parker and G ayle Martin attended day. services for Vern Moore held at Dinner guests at the home of the Parm a cemetery Monday a f Mr. and Mrs. Hudson Robb Thurs day were Mr. ad Mrs. Pete Wilson, ternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Junior Mathews Mr. and Mrs. Jim Robb, Darlene and the Dave Mathews fam ily were Robb and B ill Hammond. Thanksgiving dinner guests at the Mr. and Mrs. Frank Briggs were Four miles southeast of Adrian, first house east Thanksgiving guests at the home of Cecil Case home n e ir Wilder. The John Jarvis fam ily enter Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bauer In of Big Bend park on the old Wright place. tained relatives and friends Thaziksiivlng day. Mr. and Mrs. Oordon Toombs of Nyssa spent Thanksgiving at the Vtemon Parker home. Mr. and Mrs. Dean Ausman spent Thanksgiving In Meridian at the home o f Mr. A Usman’s parents. ! The carnival was well attended in high school building Saturday night. 2 1 | Alvan McGinnis received word of ! the death of his uncle, Andrew 1 Guernsey cow, Hazel, 8 years old, just fresh. , Cantrall in Alturas, California 1 Guernsey cow, Heart, 5 years old, just fresh. Thanksgiving morning. Mr. and Mrs. G lenn Brown en 1 Guernsey cow, Buntie, 4 yrs. old, to freshen Dec. 25. tertained at a card party Wednes C O S T 1 Guernsey cow, Eve, 3 yrs. old, to freshen Feb. 1. day evening. Herb Thom as and AUSPICES OF NYSSA VETERANS ASSOCIATION Mrs. Dale Ashoraft won high prizes, 1 Guernsey cow, Sweetheart, 3 yrs. old, fresh Dec. 2G. Mr. and Mrs. Lam bert Deirklng 1 Guernsey cow, Lydia, 4 yrs. old, giving 4 gal. now. j j won low and Dale Ashcraft the traveling prize. 1 Jersey cow, Jerse, G yrs. old, giving 5 gal. now. A WORD Admission $1 per couple, Inc. Tax Mr and Mrs. Alvan McGinnis 1 Jersey cow, Lady, 4 yrs. old, fresh Jan. 1. " I forgot'' might eatily cosl a bous» I visited in the Andrew McGinnis own»^ a» much a* $4000 todoy, home In Nyssa Sunday evening. 1 Jersey heifer, June, 2 yrs. old, giving 3 gal. now. union h » *©memb»rs to incroa»» | Mrs. Andrew M cGinnis broke her 1 Jersey cow, Annie, 5 yrs. old, giving 4 gal. now. hos property insurance to <ov»f i arm Saturday evening, gr»atly-incr»ated property value». 1 Jersey cow, Shirley, 4 yrs. old, fresh Dec. 22. j Mr. and Mrs. Roy Laudau and And, for »till m o n complet» cover* T erry R ay visited Thursday and This is an exceptionally good herd of daily cattle. | age, a Personal Property Floater ¡Friday at the A1 Nicholson home will protect you against loss of al* day. If you want good cows, attend this auction. I at Owyhee dam. most any item of value from prac | son and R ay were Thanksgiving 1 Guernsey heifer, Pinky, 2 yrs. old, fresh Jan. 1, tically any cause. Here's big pro dinner guests at the home o f Mr. tection at reasonable cost. May I Guernsey heifer, Heide, coming 2 yrs. old. and Mrs. Sam Henne. we tell you more about it? Without Mr. and Mrs. Sid Boren and obligation, coll 1 Guernsey heifer, Muffet, coming 2 yrs. old. family, Mr. and Mrs. Alva Riggs 1 Guernsey heifer, Jill, coming 2 yrs. old. o f Parma, Mrs. Alice Elston, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Peterson and fam 1 Guernsey heifer, Rose, coming 2 yrs. old. ily o f Parm a and Mr. and Mrs. 1 Guernsey heifer, Star, coming 2 yrs. old. Ralph Elston and fam ily o f Pasco. Ralph Lawrence Washington were Thanksgiving 1 Guernsey heifer, Heart, coming 2 years old. dinner guests at the home of Mr. All of these heifers bred and will freshen in spring. and Mrs. H arry Elston of Cald 2 Red heifers, 15 months old. well. Mr. and Mrs. Alva Riggs and 1 Guernsey bull, 20 months old, out of a registered Mrs. Alice Elson of Parm a were bull. History of sire and dam will be given at sale. Saturday evening guests at the home o f Mr. and Mrs. Sid Boren Production and freshening dates will lie given sale FOR DANCE Saturday Night, Dec. 4 Cow Hollow Hall Stradley’s OrchesL i WHAT CAUSES FIRES? SALE: FOR R E N T 7%epe /$ d/w<?yg ¿b/vpéûW ## Yes, there is ALWAYS competition. People are always and continually in the process of making up their minds. Attitudes, opinions, preferences, are always changing. The soundest backlog on which to build is the backlog of public opinion. Hence, it is our earnest endeavor to merit your good will ALWAYS by giving you full value for dollar you may spend with us for transportation. For Fire Insurance FARM FRANK T. MORGAN AGENCY Herriman Motor Co. Monday, Dec. 6 SALE STARTS AT 1:00 P. M. 21 — H E A D OF C A T T L E — ! ! D A C Saturday, December 11— Nyssa Gymnasium 600 POUND BABY BEEF WILL BE GIVEN AWAY { 2 , 000.00 Music by Savage’s Orchestra NYSSA INSURANCE' AGENCY We Have Made Arrangements For Our Cus tomers To Obtain Genuine HORSES 1 Sorrell saddle mare, 4 yrs. old. 1 small saddle and halter in good condition. N O T IC E ! HOGS 4 Fat hogs. DAIRY EQUIPMENT 1 Conde 2-unit milking machine, complete with pipe. 4 10-gallon milk cans. MACHINERY 1 F 20 Farmall tractor, on rubber. 1 GO McCormick-Deering combine, on new rubber. 1 M and M tumblebug plow. 1 Rubber tired wagon, (20x700 tires). 1 Steel wheel wagon. 1 Buck rake, fits any tractor. 1 McCormick-Deering 7 foot hay rake. 1 M and M 8 foot disc. 1 McCormick-Deering 7-foot tractor mower. Some small tools. TERMS: CASH Lunch »erved by Wade P. T. A. Merl B. Lee, Owner Cols. Beit Anderson and Joe Church, auctioneers. L. H. Fritts, clerk. R o g e rs S ilv e r w a r e I THE “Easy ” Do All Your Shopping - IN OUR STORE - Let Your Daily Purchases That County Warrants not presented will be cancelled. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the fol lowing warrants will be cancelled and the pay ments thereof will be refused unless said war rants are presented to the County Treasurer for payment on or before December 31, 1948. HELP YOU OBTAIN SOME OF THIS FINE SILVERWARE GENERAL FUND W A R R A N T S Claimant Amount Hilda L. Tensen Maude Greeley W illiam K eller Robert Newby «3 00 30 1.70 6 . 1 « No. 9819 9975 111 3S9 Date Issued Dec. 7. Dec. 7. Jan. 13. Mar. 13. ♦ 1940 1940 1941 1941 GENERAL ROAD FUND W A R R A N TS Ed Tucker Lawrence 8wan«pn N A Campbell 100 3.73 15« 4046 5027 5088 SEE IT T O D A Y ♦ WE HAVE SOME ON DISPLAY FOR YOUR INSPECTION GORDON’S DRIVE-IN July 11. 1940 Jan. 3. 1941 PM> 10. 1941 West End Main St. H. S. Sackett, County Clerk. « 4 THE ONLY PLACE IN NYSSA WHERE ■ mm Nyssa, Oregon CAN GET THIS SENSATIONAL OEFER ^ MHM ■M M
