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THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, NVSSA, OREGON, THURSDAY. JULY 13, 19S0 Sickness, Mishaps Hit Valley Folk SUNSET VALLEY, July 13—More sickness and accidents have struck at Sunset Valley residents. Nathan Orr, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Orr, was injured in an auto accident and is in the Cheyenne, Wyoming hospital. Orr’s car was demolished in the accident. His parents left Saturday for Wyoming to see their son. Mr. and Mrs. David Gamer of Rupert, Idaho were houseguests at the Delbert Garner home over the week-end during the search for Del bert’s and David's nephew. Ira Gar ner's body In the Payette river. Ed Steiner, former valley resi dent. broke his leg In a motorcycle accident near Eugene. Although his leg is still in a cast. Steiner visited in the valley this Saturday. Tony, a forman of White’s large labor crew hoeing beets on the Charlie Schweizer farm, was bitten Saturday by a rattlesnake, and two rattlers found in the field, one Mr. and Mrs. Parker, Frank and was killed and one escaped. Jess Assumendi. Mr. and Mrs. W. Nelson Field was taken to the L. Chapin and Mr and Mrs. Grover Holy Rosary hospital In Ontario Cooper. For the evening display of Monday evening for a goiter od - fireworks additional guests included eration. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Field, Mr and Annie Barton of Ogden. Utah a Mrs. Grover Finley. Joe Stephans sister of the Oarner brothers was and family. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson a houseguest at the Vern Garner Field. Miss Marjorie Bower and home, and Charles Chapin. Mrs. Julia Garner of Ogden Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Robb spent mother of the Garner brothers, was Tuesday in Nampa and picnicked at a guest at their homes. AH were the park with relatives. present for the Monday funeral. Mr. and Mrs. Hudson Robb arrived Annie and Julia Garner accomp home Friday from a two-weeks trip. anied Mr. and Mrs. Ez Beus home He went as far east as Detroit while to Utah. Beus is an uncle of Del Mrs. Robb visited in Nebraska. bert, Vern and David Garner. Mr Dinner guests Wednesday at the and Mrs. David Oarner left Tuesday W. L. Chapin home were the Don also for their home. Parker family. Mr. and Mrs. Park Mr. and Mrs. Robert Reffet spent er and five children left Saturday Tuesday viewing the farming area for their home in Roseburg. around Grandview, Idaho Don Parker of Roseburg. Oregon Fifteen members of the Sunset arrived Monday joining his wife and 4-H club attended the stock judging | children, visiting at the Kenneth held at Charley Grider's home Fri Lorensen home. Don’s injured day afternoon. hand is healing nicely. Dinner guests at the Ken Loren- Earl Wilson and Ray Holcomb sen home on the Fourth were houseguests at the Clarence Reed home last week, visiting Jerry Reed. Two other gatherings were held that evening for showing fireworks, one at the E. J. Hobson home with the Homer Brewers, and James Langleys, and one at the M. A. Rataezyk home with all of the brothers and their families. Mrs. Robert Ditty converted their stationwagon into an ambulance, taking Mrs. Joe Dodson, who is still in a hip-cast, to Ontario Friday for a check-up. Mr. and Mrs. James Robb and Mr. and Mrs. Claude Wilson and | son, Terry, arrived home Thursday evening from a trip to the north west. The group visited in Belling ham, Washington, took an airplane ride over Seattle, and went into Canada. Mrs. Leota Ditty, the Robert Ditty family, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Dod son and Donnie Hintz, returned Tuesday from an overnight fishing trip on the north fork of the Little Malheur river. Again they report plenty of trout. Making a trip to Silver City, Idaho Wednesday and camping-out overnight were Mr. and Mrs. Ora Newgen, Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Barnes, Bob Watkins of Homedale. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Austin and daughter, Elaine of Longview, Wash ington. Chuck Barclay of Portland, and John Johnig of Longview. IT'S NICHOLS 4 SHEPPARD'S NEW VERSION OF THE RED RIVER SPECIAL THRESHING MACHINE Rugged Construction Threshes All Crops “The House of Oliver” Nyssa Implement Company \\\ r d \ Kingman Grange Holds Gathering my Sneed went swimming in Nampa Tuesday and then attended the rodeo in the evening. Mrs. Ernest Weeks of Myrtle creek left Saturday evening after visiting at the D. L. Hurst home for 10 days. Keith Lane went to Seattle with Harry Hathaway over the Fourth of July holidays. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Ooodler and Mr and Mrs. J. G. Lane went to the home of John Thiel last Tues day evening to watch fireworks. Mary Ann Thiel was home for the Fourth from Mercy hospital in Nampa, where she is taking nurse's training. Catherine and Mary Ann Thiel went to Caldwell with Mr. and Mrs. Case. Catherine visited the Case granddaughters and Mary Ann re turned to school in Nampa. J. G. Lane and Ronald and Keith spent Fridfcy and Saturday in Nam pa painting their house. Mr. and Mrs. Altan Swan and son, Chuck, of Emmett spent Sun day afternoon at the J. O. Lane home. Ross Lane stayed with Harry Hathaway in Caldwell Saturday night. The George Sindberg family and Mrs. Kurtz visited at the J G. Lane home Monday evening. Reverend Henry Moore and Mrs. Moore and Hank and Mrs. Moore's niece of Tennessee, the K. I. Peter son family and the Oeorge Sindburg family of Adrian picnicked at the i. O. Lane home the Fourth. Mer- vin Peterson, Ronald Lane and Hank Moore then went to Nyssa. where Hank played on a softball team. PAGE THREE on to Orofino, Idaho to visit Mrs. and Mrs. Elvin Bonde | Berry. Mr. and Mrs. O. J. English of Nampa visited Sunday with their daughter, Mrs. Gayle Martin and family. Mrs. Ethel Henderson of Cald Family Reunion well and her son. Warren Hender and family of Kellogg visited Held At Adrian son, Mr and Mrs. A. C. Henderson Mon ADRIAN. July 13—A family reunion day afternoon. In the evening Mr. was held at Che Glenn Brown home Sunday. Relatives present were Mr. and Mrs. O. Brown. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Brown, Mr. and Mrs. R. E. East man of Caldwell and Mr .and Mrs. D. R. Patrick of Visalia. California. Other guests were Mr. and Mrs. W O. Lilt of Sun Valley, California. Mr and Mrs. Gaynor Looney and family of icoma visited the Bill Looney family Sunday and went on to Caldwell to visit friends. Visiting in the Glen Brown home this week are their daughter and son-in law. Mr. and Mrs. Don R. Patrick of Visalia, California. Mrs. Cecil Smith and Shirley and Pat shopped in Boise Monday. Crepes In White & Blue Mr. and Mrs. Charlie West, Jr., returned to their home at Longview Sizes 32 to 38 Sunday. Mr.' and Mrs. W. A. Tilt and $ |0 0 daughter of Sun Valley, California spent Saturday and Sunday at the C. G. Brown home before traveling cent trip to Colorado. Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Deerham of \ Marsing and Mrs. Mike Morfith of Wilder were visitors at the C. O. Brown home Sunday. Don Hansen. Bernice Keller and BiU Willis fished near Beulah res ervoir over the week-end. —Wilson's Week-End Specials— JULY 14 AND 15 Ladies' Cotton Blouses Ladies' Rayon Slips NEWELL'S BODY SHOP Highway 20 In Building Formerly Occupied By Oregon Radiator Works Waffle Pique. Gingham 8< Cottons. Sizes 32 to 38 $ |0 0 Children's Cotton Dresses 100 DRESSES TO PICK FROM Sizes: 6 Months To 18 Months, 1 To 3 And 3 To 6 A TRULY GREAT VALUE AT We Specialize In Auto Body Repair And Painting Come In And Let Us Give You a Free Estimate SATISFACTION GUARANTEED First of the Fine Cnrsjn «100 Wilson Bros. Depi. Store X-Ray Shoe Fitting Phone 32 Nyssa Value KINGMAN KOLONY, July 13—The Kingman Grange met Monday even ing. The guest speaker was Dirk De Groot of Holand, who is staying at the Kurtz home. Mr and Mrs. Carl W. Carson and son, Dickie, of Pocatello are visiting at the Guy Moore home. 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Second St. and Good Ave. DON B. MOSS FIRESTONE DEALER STORE srVciZTZiLZi A Tun# I» HENRY J. TAYLOR. ABC Natwork, ovary Monday waning. * X showed j Tilt's parents. Dr. and Mrs. E. L. motion pictures taken on their re & W H IN « I T T I * A U T O M O B IL I! A l l BU ILT B U ICK WILL BUILD TH IM PHONE 12
