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o THE NYSSA G ATE C IT Y JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON PASE FOUR Catholic boarding school in Canada this past year She was the guest o! Kay Borge at the show in Adrian Sunday afternoon. The corn is looking good in the Kingman Xolony Konlacls Mrs ( iaitde I» * » Fhonr M? B* A community picnic will be held on the lawn at the Lynn Hurst home on July 20. The community is all in vited Don’t forget the Nebraska picnic on Sunday. July 13 at the Nyssa city park Mr. and Mr- Art Sparks are visit ing this week at Council. Claudette Day vi ited Saturday night and Sunday with Jeanette Conant. Mr. and Mr-. L L Kreager and Justine and Mr and Mrs Ouy Olenn and Ouyanne. picnicked at Twin Springs the Fourth with Larry Kreager and Charley Glenn who have been looking after their cat tle around there. Mr and Mr- Dale Ashcraft and Mr. and Mr-. Glenn Brown drove to Silver City the Fourth. M r and Mrs. John Dorltv o f Ny*- sa were Fourth of July visitors at Pthe John Thiel home. Francis Thiel and Don Elliott went fishing on the dam Saturday. M r and Mrs. Guy Hopkins of Notus were Sunday dinner guests at the Art Spark- home Gregory and Johnny Thiel and Lawrence and Chub Phifer were fishing one day this week. M r and Mrs. Claude Day and fam ily and Mr and Mrs. Howard *>.ty and Sandra, fished on the Malheur Lake on the Fourth Mr and Mr Ed Bs -ett and fam- ily have moved Into the vacant house on the Kreager farm Mr and Mrs John Jarvis and Terry and McOinnls were visitors a: the Oscar Schafer home on the 4th That evening they all attended the races at Meridian Mr and Mrs. Dale A-hcraft and Mr. and Mrs. Lambert Dierkin; drove to McCall for a picnic dinne Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. John Thiel and Katherine visited Sunday a fter noon at the Oscar Schafer horn- Mr. and Mrs. Dale Olenn made a trip to Quincy, Washington, last weekend Mr Glenn was in on a drawing for a place up there They were accompanied by Mr and Mrs. Bob Rice Mr Rice took the mumps while on the trip. Mr and Mrs John Lowe of On tario and Mr. and Mrs. Dick Kriegh and children were Sunday callers at the Hugh Glenn home. Mr and Mrs Jake Borge and fa m ily went to Lake Lowell on the 4th. Colonel and Mrs. James Olin of Lebanon were guests at the Lee Saxton home over the Fourth Mr . Olin is Mrs. Saxton’s sister. Mr- Tom Jennings, daughter of Mr and Mrs. L^e Saxton has been in the hospital in Anchorage, Alas- ka, recently. Mr. and Mrs Jim Borge and arrived Sunday afternoon at the Jake Borge home fer a few days W w . a Mr , S lvee S * * 100 went to Boi.se Thur-day to meet their grand- daughter, Sherrie Matthews, who ar- rlved by plane from Alberta. Canada. Sherrie lived with her grandparents Jwo yeaj's a* ° ®nd wen* to school here. She has been attending a THE CROP side H ôîst INSURANCE Fir* Insurance on your hay. and hail inauranc* on all lender cropa protecta your farm income. Dump Your Beet Truck Any Place, Any Time SEE US TO D AY See your local dealer or contact STOCK W ELL MEG. CO. Idaho Otfler — 412 Aven Avr ( atdwel, Idaho Phone »45*7 KEN * POND 1* N. 3rd K,ulf Insurance Ph. 21» on your trip E A S T Plonning to see the great cities of the East . . . visit the nation's many historic shrines? For extra pleasure, go in air-conditioned comfort on the Union Pacific. The trip by train is half the fun! . . . a vacation in itself! Take your choice of several fine trains and accommodations. Go Pullman — Variety of room or berth accommodations; Club Lounge Car. Go Coach — Reclining reserved seats; economy fares; Lounge Car. Enjoy Mrs Bernard frost and V m M t* have ala-ut halt of '.heir- "put an<1 Mr an<j ^ John Wagner and away past the cultivating stag" daughters of New Plymouth were Itie beets ar.- exceptionally g«Kid f ___________ roln Friday until Sunday a: ____ ________ cool •tu year due to so much cch . i home of Mrs Frost's and Mrs Wagner's parents. Mr and Mrs J Cliff Wright of S-vlem called at w McDowell at Twin Falls and he Jake Borge horn Sunday after- helped Mrs McDowell celebrate her noon to confer witn Mr Borge on birthday anniversary. F <*rn> Bureau bu.-ire— He was a-- Thp jj y0un( p ^ p i, from Nvsaa cumpamed by_Henry Day^of Adrian. who attended (fee one-week camp Mr and Mrs. Dick Dalton are of the Episcopal Church for the Ju- the parents of a daughter born July njor group at co ve returned to their 1 pt 'h e Ny»s.a osfu‘ 1 1 respective homes Sunday. Mr and Mr.. L J Kinney of On Mr. and Mrs. Hudson Kobb and tario pent Saturday mgnt and Sun day at tiie M L Judd home. Mr Mrs. Frank Perku spent from Satur- Kinney. M O and M L. Judd went ^ V X ^ V i k f .rii' U , m . i v n i r i a m l * * ■ !* »»■ L , H it fishing a early Sunday morning and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Tobler, Mr. Mr>. Kinney attended church ser and Mrs. Hugh Tobier and family. vices in Adrian with Mrs. Judd Mr- Dudley Kutz was at the E.- Mr and Mrs Evan Tobler and two mer Ga-kill home in Ontario Thurs- children and Mrs. and Mrs Victor day as her father had undergone Haburchak and. family spent the surgery Monday and had developed Fourth of July holiday on a picnic pneumonia. nece.--itating constant UP Succor Creek. In the evening the care by the family Lloyd Toblers and their grandsons. Mr and M Mark Hartley of Billy and Leon drove to Caldwell to N. and Mi an I Mr- Kenneth the fireworks exhibition. Price of Ridgeview were dinner Picnicking in the Nyssa Park In- guests Sunday at the Dudley Kurtz dependence Day were Mr and Mr.- home Wayne Robb and family. Mr. and Dudley Kurtz accompanied Earl Mrs. Hudson Robb. Mr. and Mr-, \Vinn in a violin solo Sunday at the Bill Hamilton and family, Mr and Adrian Presbyterian church. Mrs. Hugh Glenn and two boys. Mr The Sunday school classes of Mrs. and Mrs. Dale Glenn and Mr and Marion Kurtz and Reverend Henry Mrs. Williams. Mooi.e enjoyed a swim and pien'e James Russell is busy painting the supper at Sniveley’s Wednesday af- interior o f the new home o f Mr. ternoon Mr-. Vern Butler and Mrs. and Mrs. Lawrence Pace on the Riv- Kurtz transported the 14 children er-ide Ranch in Apple Valley. an(j three adults on the outing. Mr. and Mrs. Paul White moved Mr and Mrs Marion Kurtz and Wilder Mr and Mr-. Dudley Kurtz and Mr. and Mrs. David llolman and Ejaine went up Succor Creek pic- family o f Portland arrived here Fri- nicking on the F ojrth They re- day for an indefinite visit with his turned by way of Homedale. mother, M iV Webb Pennie and his Steve Kriegh, infant son of Mr. sisters and their families. Mr. and and Mrs. Dick Kriegh has been Mrs. Lloyd Lewis and children and ill with a secondary infection fol- M f and Mrs. Robert W’ilson and lowing a case of ehickenpox. He children. now has the mumps Mr. and Mrs. John Weeks and B<»b Kurtz is working on a sheep family o f McDermitt were weekend and cattle ranch at Lemhi, Idaho, guests at the home of his parents, this summer. He reports they have Mr. and Mrs. T. S. Weeks. 1000 acre- of hay to put up He had Mrs. Douald Jensen of Meat-ham done a little cow-punching also. the former Viva Mary Lescberg of Terry Borge was a dinner guest Nyssa is spending several days this of Wallace Butler Sunday week in Nyssa on business and visit- Mr and Mrs. Durlin Haminon ing friends. Sunday evening she vis- and children and Mrs A M. Ham- ited a former Nyssa high school rnon left Thursday afternoon for a classmate Mrs. Femian War nock at trip to Ogden, returning Sunday ¡th e Bernard Frost home, night Mr- A M Haminon visited Dr. J. J. Sarazin, Mr. and Mrs. her mother, Mr- Surah Hobson on Norbert Sarazin and Bruce and Mr. her 90th birthday, July 3. and Mrs. Dick Ten.sen enjoyed a Mr and Mr- Durlin Hammon fishing trip on the North Fork of visited relatives in Ogden including Burnt River and on the reservoir a brother of Mrs. Hammon, L. R Saturday. Roylance, who is state welfare dl- Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Tucker and rector there. children o f Warden, Washington, Mr. and Mrs. S. W Coulter of arrived last Thursday at the home Prairie City were guests at the Leo* of Mrs. Tucker’s parents, Mr. and Winn home over the Fourth. Mrs. Dean Smith for a visit. Mr. Mr and Mrs. Elon Ramsey of Tucker returned to Warden Monday John Day and Mr and Mrs. Orton morning and Mrs. Tucker and Winn .spent the Fourth at McCall children remained for a two-weeks’ C. B Hill and Stanley Hill went stay, fishing near New Meadows last Mr. and Mrs. James Yost and week. family spent the Fourth at the A wedding shower for Betty Lou home o f her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Kurtz was held at the M L. Judd John Calzacorta at Jordan Valley home Tuesday with Mrs. C. B. Hill, and were dinner guests Sunday at Mrs. Stanley Hill. Mrs M L Kurtz, the Oran Curry home at Juntura. Mr William Toombs and Mrs Lo-i Mr. and Mrs. Paul Selph and Pratt assisting Mrs. Stanley Hill and family drove to John Day Thurs- Mr- M L Kurtz were in charge of day where they joined Mr. and Mrs. games. Refreshments of cake and Don Story and family to spend th -2 punch were served to the 30 guests remainder o f the weekend at Mr present. Th e cake was beautifully Story’s ranch near Drewsey. decorated in pmk and white rose- Friday afternoon visitors at the bud- with a blue edging. Many Bert Sandy home were Mr. and lovely gifts were received by the Mrs. G. L. Willis and Taylor Sandy bride * and Sunday evening guests at their -------------------------------------- home were Mr and Mrs. George Mr. and M rs. II. II. Kingery an*! Coffman of Parma. Mr and Mrs. John Reeves attended Mrs. Earl Purvis and Mrs. Ilarlrv the fireworks display at Caldwell Smith left Tuesday week for a two- Fourth o f July night. weeks’ visit in Okl.ihoma. Manley Wilson, son of Mr. and Mr. und Mrs. Hamilton Chadder- Mr N. L. Wilson, spent three days don and son. Lionel spent the tin- week with his grandparents Fourth of July holiday at Wallowa Mr and Mrs T E. Giddings at Pay- as guests of Mr and Mrs. Grant ette and Barbara Wilson is a guest Sasser. of her aunt and uncle. Mr and Mr- Week-end guests at the home of Carl Swigart at Payette. Mr. and Mrs. Orin Sumner were his father. William D. Sumner of « ......................... ...... Glenns Ferry and his sister Mrs. Mike Bennett of Carlin. Nevada Mr. and Mrs. K. L. Sherbert and You W* two boys spent the Fourth at W ild- j Wear er at the home of her parents, Mr. Repair and Mrs. A E. Lindsay. Mr. and Mrs. Finley Shuster and •m cm boys and B>>b Holmes o f Nyssa and See Us Today! Miss Della Sinister of Ontario were on an outuig from Thursday until ! Sunday at Anthony Lake near Haines. Shoe Guests of Mrs. Ada Savage for several days over the holiday week end were her sister. Mrs. Ted Os Clinic borne and sons. Robert, Leroy and Ralph of Medford. Mr and Mrs. L. E. Newgen are visiting their son at Madras. Ore gon. Mr. and Mrs. I.ester Oden and family spent the Fourth at Silver City, returning through Caldwell m the evening to view the fireworks ( display. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Norman and Wire Tie family attended a picnic in the Nampa ihirk Sunday. Mrs. Veva ( astir accompanied her All New Equipment daughter and family, Mr and Mr- Clifford W olfe and girLs of Sunset Valley to Bend Thursday where they joined another daughter and family, Phone 27* - NW Mr and Mr- Alfred Olsen and j children. The group continued to W ANTED Hay Baling Jack Zittercob d t s im e t io n N tt» o nò R eet « - « o r -iWANTED:- YOUR DEAD AND USELESS ANIMALS S«ve érivinf fai s e r v i«« è« « « n v i t w in «a p e n i4 »« enjoyed a picnic together in the with Mt Glenn Hrown in Ontario N v—a Park Independence Day t> _ ' 'x'4' Mr and Mr- K • o Pund M ti lann Mr and Mrs lisa El-ia were in ly joined relatives from Boise for a Portland Wednesday arid brought fishing trip to Anderson Ranch Dam hi i-ter-in -n * -1 Harley Elk.a over the Fourth of July weekend ' ' *}**® Spring 1 : . , __ i.utsts *t the Don iMig'tniei horn Mr. and Mrs. Marvin tiilaea * r i' , \ £ M: union and picnic dinner witn M: • twden U'ah Castle's daughter and son-in-la*. visitors at his parents home. Rev *•* Mr. and Mrs Forrest Cozad ar.d ......... ........... . . >yndl re- „„„ .......___.._ n w r the rh» weekend. family. over their son Lewis Cozad and family, turned Sunday from Arizona where all of Eugene. Mr- Castle and vne Spin Brown and brother of On- ^ ^ad been visiting relatives. Wolfes remained as guests at the tario, Glenn Brown were visiting ‘ M f and Grant Lewis were Olsen home until Sundav friends and relatives at Astoria and v u ¿n Twin FaiLs over the week- Sundav visitors at the home of along the coaast of Oregon during encj Mr and Mrs John Potter were her the weekend. Mrs Brown stayed niece and husband. Mr and Mr- lied Webb o f Boise and Mr. and Mr Eldon Jensen and two children of Payette. Sir. and Mrs. C. K. Oison and Mr. and Mrs. C. V. Jackson were on a fishmg trip on Burnt River over the Fourth Mr. and Mrs. John Lawrence and children of Othello, Washington, were guests on the Fourth at the home of Mrs. Lawrence's sister and f , M d M „, r . Ilk Ram About People You Know - . . . those famous Union Pacific dining car meals. The special menu feature for July is tender, fresh-caught brook trout. THURSDAY, JU LY 10. 1852 Hor***. Cow*. Calve*. Sheep. Hog* Cash for live horses and cows baud and children. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Carver and family and Darlene and Rhea Pear son. all o f Apple Valley and Mr ^ /£. a ‘^ ¿ ^ ¿ n d ' u m n y 'mi f SPECIA L SERVICE to Potato Growers THE NYSSA IMPLEMENT COMPANY Carrying A Full Line 01 CHAMPION AND OLIVER D IGGER REPAIRS WILL OPEN AT 4 A. M. Every Morning During Potato Harvest BEGINNING MONDAY, JULY 14 A CARD IN OUR W IN D O W WILL GIVE OUR PHONE NUMBER, 258. IF SERVICE IS NEEDED BEFORE THAT TIME N Y S S A I M P L E M E N T CO. 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