TAGE SIX
_^THE NYSSA GATE C ITY JOURNAL, NYSSA, OREGON, THURSDAY, MARCH 3. 1949
GIRLS 4-H G R O UP
FORMED A T SUNSET
at a birthday party honoring K en-
netn Ohard. Cards were played,
ind a late supper was served.
Clarence Reed has purchased an
international C tractor for this
/ear's work.
Mrs. Hillmer Hlntz. form erly Miss
Katheryn
Mattson
was
honor
guest at a bridal shower Wedne»-
ia y afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Robert Ditty, Mrg. Clarence
Dodson was co-hostess to the 30
guests. T h e afternoon was spent
in playing guessing games and In
loenin,; of the gifts. Out-of-town
guests were Mrs. W illiam Mattson,
mother o f the bride; Mrs. Lee
Smith, Mrs. Ebrie Bowers, Mrs.
Leonard Smith, Mrs. H. F. Shields
and children, ail of Payette, and
Mrs. Frank Benintendi and Mrs.
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ning. Pinocihle was played.
Leslie Ditty, both of Ontario. Re-
Mrs. Paul Bergam, Mr. and Mrs.
irashments were served. Mrs. Hintz
Albert N o’.hels and Mrs. Herbert
is now living at Riverside, Oregon,
Bergam were dinner guests F ri
where her husband is working.
day evening at the S. E. Flanagan
Paul Cleaver o f St. Louis ar
home. Mr. M iller gave a dinner-
rived
Tuesday at the home o f his
ware demonstration.
sister. Mrs. Magnus Ekanger. Cleav
Mr. and Mrs. Elver Nielsen and
famllv. Mr. and Mrs. Ewen Ohard,
er has bought a farm near Adrian.
and Mr. and Mrs. Doyne Price of
Miss Donna Garner was chosen
Ontario were guests of Mrs. K en
as princess of the Rosette ball
neth Chard last Saturday evening
representing the Owyhee L. D. S.
ward at the Vale L. D. S. chapel
Saturday evening. Miss Garner’s
escort to the ball was Vern M e
“W e Can Not Sell All The Furnaces
ehans. The ball for the Junior girls
and senior scouts Included a dance,
But W e Try To Sell Only The Best”
'loor show and refreshments.
Mrs. Clarence Aston and Eva
Marie and Freddie As(j>n return
ed to her home in Rupert, Idaho
Friday morning. Mrs Aston visit
ed Tuesday at the Devon Larson
home. Wednesday at Mrs W illiam
Orr's, and Thursday at Mrs. Lila
M itchell’s home.
Mr. and Mrs. Grant Patterson
Contact One Of Our Satisfied Customers
and Mr. and Mrs. Devon Larson
made a business trip to Baker
ESTIMATES CH EERFULLY GIVEN
Friday.
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Mr. and Mrs. James Langley
and familv were dinner guests of
Mr. and Mrs. James Robb Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Brewer and
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Telephone 134-1.2
Parma, Idaho t-i daughters were guests at the Rex
Be»be home in Ridgeview Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Marcum
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MEULLER FURNACES
LINK BELT STOKERS
WILLIAMSON FURNACES
GEORGE J. KINZER
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of Nyssa were Saturday evening evening.
H O FFM AN LEVELING
visitors at the Robert Ditty home.
The Sunset extension unit m eet
B U E N A V IST A LAN D
Mr. and Mrs Wilbur Chapin, ing for March 9 has been cancel
t
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Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Lorensen led. The meeting was to -have been
BUENA V IS T A , March 3—Mr. and
and Herman Lorensen were Sunday- a demonstration of meat cookery.
Mrs. Chet Jamison of Nampa spent
guests at the John Zillig home in However, the recipes that were to
Sunday at the W illis Bertram home.
Homedale.
have been used will be available > Mrs. S. B. H offm an and Mrs. Jim
Fern Sharpe and Mrs. Jack R e f at the April meeting.
i Ritchie were at Vale Wednesday.
lect, both of Ontario, were Tuesday
Robert D itty has purchased a new
Mr. and Mrs. Alva Goodell at
visitors at the John R eifett home.
Mr. and Mrs. George Gregg and John Deere A tractor, disc and tended a co-op meeting at Vale
laughters were supper guests at ditcher.
Wednesday.
he Jesse Oregi; home Tuesday eve-
Jack Field began working on the
Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Cleaver, M r
ling.
Both families attended a reclamation ditches this week with
and Mrs. Howard Day. M r. and Mrs,
basketball game at Adrian.
O. P. Counsll.
Supper guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. W illiam G regg re Lester Cleaver, Mr. and Mrs. Loyd
Neil Dimmick Tuesday evening turned home this Saturday from a Cleaver and Mr. and Mrs. Jim
were Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Pomeroy. 10-day trip to the west coast.
Ritchie attended a party a t the
Mrs. Harold Fyllingness and Mr.
Making business trips to Vale
and Mrs. Nell Dimmick spent W ed this week were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jim Savage home Saturday even
ing.
nesday in Boise on business.
D itty and O la l Fyllingness.
Mr. and Mrs. Alva Goodell spent
Mr. and Mrs. Loren Hite and
Monday visitors at the Thomas
family of Haines have been vis Nishitanl home were Mr. and Mrs Tuesday at Mrs. Jennie Goodell’s
home at Caldwell.
iting the toast week at the John Leonard Newten o f Nyssa.
Mrs. Myrtle Bartholoma spent
R effett home.
Mrs. R effett and
Mrs. Delbert G am er accompanied
Mrs. Hite shopped In Ontario Fri- Mr. and Mrs. Lee Stoker on a trip 3unday at the S. B. H offm an home.
Mr. and Mrs. George Cleaver and
lay. Other Ontario shoppers dur- to Utah, leaving last Saturday. Mrs.
ng the week were Mr. and Mrs. Garner visited at the home of her Mr. and Mrs. Alva Goodell attended
O 'af Fvllingness, Harry and Mrs. parents,
James
Etherington
in a Pamona Grange meeting at Ore
Mrs. Garner and Keith gon Slope Saturday.
M. A. Rataezyk, the Homer Brew Ogden.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Cleaver were
er family, Jim Chadd fam ily and Stoker arrived home by train Fri-
in Boise Friday.
dav.»
Mr. and Mrs. Turner.
Glen H offm an is leveling land
Mr. and Mrs. Oce Sch-weizer were
Work on Gabriel Astoreca's new
house is progressing nicely with overnight guests at the Charles with heavy equipment for George
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both Ed Mortensen and Jim Ritchie Share home Tuesday evening and Cleaver.
Edward T o p liff and Mr. and Mrs.
working.
Astoreca’s made a trip at the Fred Morton home Wednes
Alva Goodell attended the farm in
to Boise Saturday, returning with day.
Mr. and Mrs. Lew M cCoy and stitute at Ontario Friday.
the glass for the windows.
Mrs. Alva Goodell entertained
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Nishltanl j Mr. and Mrs. Charles Share were
and son were supper guests at the j dinner guests at the Lyman Pome the O ut-O ur-W ay club at her
home Friday afternoon. Ten -mem
Lyman Pomeroy home Thursday roy home Manday evening.
bers answered roll call with their
favorite book. Games were play
ed. Mrs. Jim Ritchie, Mrs. Leslie
Topliff, Mrs. Glen H offm an and
Mrs. Edward T o p liff won prizes.
Refresljments of chicken salad, nut
bread and coffee were served. The
next meeting will be held at Mrs.
La Vern Cleaver’s home March 10.
lowing the lunaheon, Mrs. Ella
Smith reviewed the book "S o Dear
to My Heart” by Sterling North.
Mrs. Merle Judd and Mrs. Frank
Miller were guests -for the a fte r
noon.
NEWS OF RECORD
MARRIAGES LICENSES
Richard B. Vance o f Wetser and
Evelyn Icelene Crum o f Durkee.
Karl David Krause o f Stanfield.
Oregon and Ada Carol Corliss of
Pendleton.
Harold Elliot Gochnour and H ild
reth Frances Gellein, both of
Weiser.
B ill Loyd Hendricks o f Ontario
and Carmen W ynella Clement of
New Plymouth.
COMPLAINTS, C IRCUIT COURT
R. A. Rorabaugh vs. L. R.
Urquhart, et. al. Recovery on con
tract, $436.32.
John Stringer vs. Union Pacific
Railroad company, damages, $1,860.
Newton
F.
Zahller
vs. Fred
Schneider, foreclosure o f contract,
$1.741.05.
W. J. Shea, et. ux. vs. Jordan
Valley Cattle Company, et. al., to
iuiet title.
PETITIONS. PROBATE COURT
Estate of J. M. Randleman, d e
ceased.
Estate o f George J. Wegener, de-
eased.
Estate of F. 6 . Stewart, deceased.
Estate o f George Alex Harper,
deceased.
CLUB HEARS R E V IE W
Mrs. Joe Brumbach entertained j
the members o f the Kingman K ol- i j
ony Book club at a 1:10 buffet i
luncheon at her home last Satur- ; \
day. The table was centered with 11
sweetpeas and pink tapers.
Fol-1 !
O u r Second Annual
Septic Tanks
And Cesspools
CLEANED
Reasonable Rates
Phone 261M, Collect
Nyssa, Oregon
Farm Sale
3»/o miles west of Nyssa on Clark boulevard, 1 mile
west on Gem avenue and % mile south on Clark
Boulevard*
O fcfik
Friv Sat., Mon., Cr Tues. March 4 , 5 , 7 , 6 * 8
The Solid Gains W e’ve Shown and Our Rapidly Increasing
ilOO Sheets
Volume Makes Us Feel That The People of Nyssa Appreciate
Our Efforts In Bringing Them A Well Stocked and Up-To-The-
FACIAL
19c
Minute Drug Store.
We Hereby Offer Our Sincere Thanks And Promise To Keep Our Storks Complete
And Our Service The Best.
Vz Price
Woodbury Cold Creams
Vz Price
Jewelry
$7.50 Wrist Watches Plus Tax $4.95
29c
Rubber (¡loves
3c
15c Story Books
$14.95
$19.50 Pop Up Toasters
9c
49c Air Mail Stationery
0
Half Price (Close Outs)
8 MM
EASTM AN COLORED
M OVIE FILMS
$4.08
50c
HARD CAND Y
35c
75c BUBBLE BATH
10c ENVELOPES
SHELF PAPER
98c PAPER DOLLS
5c
10c Bobby Pins
69c
$1.00 Body Powder r
$135 Body Powder Set
89c
25c Shave Cream 2 2 for
for 26c
6c
39c After Shave
50c Shampoo
9c
BillFold Sale-Prices Slashed
Face Powder Sale
49c
5c
Sc
49c
$1.50 PENFORES
49c B ABY RATTLES
30c BIBS
30c NURSING UNIT
VIEW M ASTERS
$ 2.00
REELS
49c
25c
19c
15c
3 FOR $1.00
89c SH O W ER CAPS
COMBS
JACKS
MARBLES
AND M ANY MORE ITEMS TOO NUM EROUS TO M ENTION
OWYHEE DRUG CO.
20 PER CENT T A X ON A L L T A X A B LE MERCHANDISE
ID AH O PO W ER BUILD ING
G. H. PEIRSOL, O W N E R
NYSSA. OREGON
PHONE 29W
29c
10c
10c
DC
THURSDAY, MARCH IO
SALE STARTS A T 1:00 P. M.
17— CATTLE— 17
1 Guernsey cow, Minnie, 6 yrs., springer.
1 Guernsey cow, Laura, 6 yrs., milking.
1 Guernsey cow, Carol, 5 yrs., milking.
1 Guernsey cow, Croppie, 4 yrs., milking.
1 Holstein cow, Blackie, 3 yrs., fresh by sale day.
1 Jersey cow, Babe, 3 yrs., milking.
1 Jersey cow, Sally., 3 yrs., springer.
1 Jersey heifer, 2 yrs. milking.
1 Jersey cow, Buttercup, 6 yrs., milking.
1 Jersey heifer, Midget, 2 yrs., milking.
1 Guernsey cow, Spot, 3 yrs., springer.
1 Roan Durham cow, Roany, 4 yrs., springer.
1 Guernsey heifer, yearling.
1 Guernsey heifer, yearling.
1 Jersey heifer, 2 yrs. old, springer.
1 Jersey heifer, yearling.
1 Holstein calf, 4 months old.
Production and freshening date will be given sale
day.
Cows are T. B. and Bang’s tested.
Herd
test 5.2.
Public is invited to see this herd before
sale date.
FARM M ACH INER Y
1 John Deere B tractor, Farmall type, in first class
condition.
1 John Deere hang-on 2-way plow, 16 inch.
1 John Deere hang-on 2-way plow, 16 inch.
1 John Deere hang-on power mower.
I John Deere manure loader.
1 John Deere manure spreader.
1 Valley Mound corrugator.
1 hay wagon and rack, steel wheels
1 New John Deere beet and bean cultivator, 4 row.
1 John Deere tandem disc.
1 Cultipacker, 8 ft, and used 1 season.
1 3-section spike-tooth harrow.
1 Hinman milking machine, 2 unit.
1 Stock trailer, 20 inch rubber.
1 Rubber tired milk cart.
1 Shovel plow.
2 Garden cultivators.
Several milk cans.
Some posts and lumber. Hand tools, etc.
Some
inch pipe.
1 Moline beet lifter.
I Land float.
1 Hay swather.
H A Y A N D G R AIN
I I o Tons mixed grain.
Approximately 10 tons chopped hay.
250 Bales of straw.
25 Laying hens.
H O USEH O LD GOODS
1 New floor furnace, never been installed.
1 Philco cabinet radio.
1 Daveno.
Some canned fruit.
1 Kitchen cupboard.
TERMS— CASH
LU N C H SERVED ON THE GROUNDS
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WALTER WOOD, Owner
Cols. Bert Anderson and Joe Church, Auctioneers.
L. H. Fritts, Clerk