THE NYSSA. GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON, THURSDAY. OCTOBER 13. 19*9
Sunset Couples
Attend M eeting
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son. Philip, and Mr. and Mrs. Wal
lace Gregg and son, Daniel, return
ed Thursday from a four-days
camping trip to Bend. Oregon.
Mrs. Ada Snyder, who has been
visiting at the home of her daugh
ter, Mrs. Grover Cooper, the past
three months, left Saturday for
Boise to visit the E. H. Tolman
family.
Mr. and Mrs. Lew McCoy were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. U. E. Parker
at a venison dinner Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Fields and
Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Pomeroy made
a motor trip Sunday through Em
mett. Horse Shoe Bend. McCall and
Weiser Sunday. Snow was falling
at McCall that afternoon.
Mrs. Lew McCoy was hostess to
members of the Sunset auxiliary
I Thursday afternoon at her home.
' The afternoon was spent In making
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j plans for a bazaar
j ember 19 at the
to be held Nov- rived Monday for a three-day visit
home of Mrs. with their former neighbors, Mr.
and Mrs. Chester Bowns. Cowan
Thomas Nishitanl. A lunch was is employed in U. S. civil service
served.
work. A trip to the Owyhee dam
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Wolfe and was made Tuesday.
two daughters were supper guests
Mrs. William Orr attended the
at the Burl Collins home in New L. D. S. primary board meeting
Plymouth Sunday.
Saturday afternoon at the home
Mr. and Mrs. Devon Larson spent of Mrs. Leslie Ballantyne.
I Tuesday in Ontario, accompanied by
C. T. Okano has his new potato
Glenn Larson, brother of Devon. cellar completed except for the
Glenn, who has been working in the roofing. It is 36 feet by 64 feet.
Boeing aircraft factory in Seattle,
Mr. and Mrs. Nolan Field and
is visiting his brother.
daughter of Rupert, Idaho were
Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Wilde of Oold- house guests at the Jack Field home
endale, Washington were visitors for several days this week. Nolan
at the E. J. Hobson home the first
on the Robert Ditty farm be
j of the week. Carl Wilde, the vis- lived
fore moving to Rupert a year ago.
I itor’s son, underwent a serious op
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eration in Boise.
Accompanying Return From Canadian Trip—
Mr. and Mrs. Wilde from Washing
Mr. and Mrs. Shermon P. Bybee
ton. was Mrs. Mary Jane Wilde, sis and Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Barker
ter of Mrs. Hobson, who has been returned Wednesday from a 10-day
visiting at the home of her niece, trip to Glacier National park in
Mrs. James Langley while Mr. Montana. Canada. Lake Louise, and
Langley is in Madras, Oregon on Vancouver. British Columbia. They
Business. Another house guest of traveled approximately 600 miles
| Mrs. James Langley has been Mrs. just through the Canadian Rockies.
Joe Hobson and daughter, Sandra, They took motion pictures of sev
of Ontario. Joe Hobson, Homer eral wild animals, including the
Brewer and Eldon Barker were on wild sheep, elk. moose and deer,
a hunting trip in the Steens mount and were chased by a large bear,
ains.
which refused to accept small nib
The three families, Pete Wilson, bles of food for a picture. They
James Robb, and Claude Wilson returned by way of Seattle, where
took a birthday cake and food for they visited Mr. and Mrs. Eddie
a late supper and surprised Mrs. Keyser, former Nyssa residents and
Hudson Robb Tuesday evening at I Mr. and Mrs. L. Mandick.
her home with a birthday party.
Pinochle was the evening entertain Pianist Appointed—
ment.
T. Carol Bybee, pianist for the La-
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Griffey of 'Frawn School of Dancing was ap
Berthoud, Colorado visited Tuesday pointed pianist for three of the tap
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George and ballet classes held in Boise each
Wilson. They continued Wednes Saturday by the Travelstead school.
day on a trip to Canada.
George Wilson and Wayne Garner
are now working at the sugar fact
T oo Late To Classify
ory in Nyssa.
•To Ann Price and Albert Me Gin- FOR RENT—In Nyssa, two-room
nis visited Kathaleen- Wolfe at the house with bath, furnished with
Mercy hospital in Nampa Friday. bed, table and stove, etc., 133 Ennis
Kathaleen was hoping to be able Ave., phone 3035, Vale.
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to be moved to the home of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Wolfe, WANTED—A driver to Logan or
Ogden, Utah.
If interested call
over the week-end.
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j Mr. and Mrs. Carl Cowan and 143-W.
daughter. Janet of Ogden, Utah ar
MISCELLANEOUS — We specialize
in repairing washing machines and
oil heaters. 130 East Fourth street.
Paul R. Herring.
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FOR SALE—One dining room table
and six chairs. Table pulls out to
make long table. 130 East Fourth
street, Paul R. Herring.
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Jacobs.
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Payette. Idaho.
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er; Oliver 46 tractor with beet and
FOR SALE—Trash burner, excel FOR SALE—New Wedgewood gas p o t a t o
equipment. Reasonable.
lent condition. $13.50
Also used range, Louis C. De Bord, on Clara Frank Skeen, H mile west on Enter
washing machine with new parts. Beam's place.
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No traffic to bother you . . . no worry or strain.
It's like having your own clear highway when you
travel over the smooth steel rails . . . comfortably
relaxed in a spacious Coach or Pullman on one of
Union Pacific's many fine trains.
FOR SALE—Towner beet lifter for
Ford tractor. John Bretz, to mile
north Deseret Sheep ranch. 13o2xp
For a B e tte r
F i n i s h in L e s s
Time and tor
Less Cost Use...
For complete travel information,
LOST—Funnel and 5 gallon oil can
from gas truck. Phone 11, Thomp
son Oil company.
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FOR SALE—Two city lots, 76 foot
front, 4 room house, $2500, terms,
also two-wheel trailer, $30, phone
116, Teresa Byrd.
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FOR SALE—New and used Surge
milkers. We also have othei makes
for sale very cheap. Davenport and
consult your local ticket agent
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G ordon ’ s D rive -I n M arket
C. F. MINK, Mgr.
Nyssa, Oregon