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NYSSA, MALHEUR COUNTY.OBEGON, THURSDAY. JANUARY 5, 1911
WORKING FOR
Director* Hold Meeting. Another Marriage.
On Tuesday of this week the di­
—
BRIDGE. rectors
of the Kingman Colony |
Lafrenz—*Bach.
OWYHEE NEWS
$1.50 PER YEAR.
5c PER COPY
DOINGS OF THE WEEK
a
J. S. Uukstou made a business
We tell it as it was told to us »»
, trip to Caldwell the past week.
and Owyhee Irrigation Districts Last Sunday evening A. L. La-j Dr S&razen wa8 in thia oommu-
The Nyssu Commercial Club is met
their respective headquart­
C. W. Smith was in Ontario
sturting out the New year with a ers in at this
Ny.88H. himself
f0rSJ fkane.r
last Monday to attend the Ask Vau wbat 511 means.
city to transact the reg­ he took unto
a wife her®
on “ity
Tuesday attending to his business
boosting spirit uml one that will ular monthly
Mrs.
F.
Denno
of
Caldwell
is
young
son
of
Tom
Rust
who
is
business. Attorney! Wednesday, January 4th, at noon.
accomplish things. The work of Hayes was down
visiting her sister Mrs. W. Stock­ affairs.
threatened with typhoid.
from
Boise
in
the
The
bride
is
Miss
Leona
Bach
of
getting a bridge for Nyssa across iuterest of the Kuhn Bros, and he
Wheat and Oats and crushed
Charlie, son of Mr. aud Mrs. holm in this city this week.
the Snake river is the first thing gave the boards quite a good deal that city, and one of the leading Caywood,
Oyster
shells at Hiuch’s.
pretty little bedroom dresser
that the Club has up and it remains of encouragement in the way of a society belles. She is an accomp­ silitis. is ill this week with ton­ is The
still
to
be
had
at
Hineh’s
for
$5.
J. H. Hill took his regular Nam­
to see with what success the vent­ gravity system constructed along lished youug lady and one that
Hurry up or you will get left.
pa
trip last Saturday.
Nyssa
is
fortunate
in
having
as
a
Rev.
F.
J.
Bradley
was
quite
se­
ure is met with. Messrs. Emison the plan of the high line. • This is
Louis'Farrar,
who
has
been
in
a
riously
shaken
up
in
a
runaway
member
of
her
society.
She
comes
Mrs. Harris and daughter were
and Hoxey werein Vule and Dr. a great deal and we are in hopes
Goeltz was in Ontario last Sat­ that something definite is done in into our midst with the highest last Sunday night. No very seri­ hospital in LtyGrande for eight Payette visitors the first of the
weeks, arrived in Nyssa in time to week.
ous injuries resulted.
urday feeling the pulse of those the near future towards the devel­ recommendations.
spend
New Years day with friends. A’ few winter buggy lap robes at
The
groom
is
one
of
Nyssa’s
pop­
Mr. Watson is repairing his long
communities as to the idea of such opment of this prospect fora high
ular
business
men
having
beeu
Do
not
ask Hindi who is buying reduced prices at Hindi’s.
flume just above the Owyhee
a move as is contemplated. They line.
manager
of
the
Owyhee
Merc.
Co.
all
the
new
hair goods just arrived Miss Vera Locker returned
bridge.
reported a very warm reception iu On January 10 the regular elec­ for the past six months. He has
at
his
store,
such as switches, curls, Monday from her vacation at
every instance and were encoura­ tion of officers will take place for beeu with us long enough to know A. D. Morey is manufacturing
ged by everyone that they came both districts. The officers are his worth mid it is appreciated. his surplus apple crop into vine­ crownetts, turbanetts, hairnets, etc. Black foot, Idaho. Rev. Bush sub­
A portion was sold before they stituted in the school room for her
in contact with. The Chambers of five directors, one collector, asses­ The girls have often remarked gar.
were unpack *d.
Commerce of those cities assured sor and treasurer. It is very likely fiout
the first of the week.
W.
W,
and
George,
Smith
went
A.
L.’S
seeming
bashfulness
Nyssu the support that was asked that the present officials will be but now that they know the reason to Portland Saturday for a ten Rev. l’addoek of the Episcopal Mrs. Tegor of Boise visited her
of them. Those most interested in re-elected as they have proven they don’t blame him as his heart days visit with their parents.
Church held services here last sister, Mrs. A. V. Cook, this week.
Sunday.
this move are the residenti on the themselves to be all that was ex­ was beyond capture.
homesteads across the river and pected of them and are certainly The wedding took place at the C. C. Peck of the Kolony. was Pocket knives to please every­ New Winter (Japs in Hinch’s
they are working to secure a bridge entitled to the honor of being re­ home of the bride and was a very painfully injured last Friday by body at Hindus. They are war- wiudow this week. Come in aud
as well as those on this side of the turned to office by the voters of the pretty affair, The bride wore the falling of his horse.
rented to cut even the dryest price them.
Little
Nita,
danghter
of
Mr.
and
river. The Eastsiders have circu­ vaiioc ; cinct.3.
white satin trimmed with hand­ Mrs. Silas Bigelow, is reported ill chewing tobacco in iris store with­ Mias Chris Johnson left Wednes­ i
lated a petition and have more
day morning for Skull Springs
out turning the edge.
made Irish point lace. The groom of pneumonia.
signatures than some on the west
where she will teach school for
doned the conventional black.
Jesse Rutledge spent last week some
side of Snake River. The automo­ Anna May Ray, the six year old The happy couple will be at H. J. Wells, the contractor, with jvith
She felt as if she was
his cousins at this place and going time.
bile people of this portion or the girl of Mr. and Mrs. Ray of this home to their many friends at his wife and sister-in-law, Miss they showed
into
the
wilderness hut it is
him a pleasant time hoped by her numerous
State are very enthusiastic as they l place, passed away very quietly at Nyssa after January 8th.
friends at
Mobel,
were
visiting
ai
the
home
during iiit visit with them.
II o’clock last Saturday morning
will have better roads and makU after
this
place
that
she
will
survive
of
Mr.
aud
Mrs.
F.
A.
Harris
last
of six weeks. The
R.J.
Davis
was
in
Ontario
Tues­
better time than by ferry and this cause an of illness
and
return
again
in
the
spring.
Sunday.
And
the
twins
were
there
death was rheumatism. YOUNG PEOPLE ENTERTAINM ENT
day attending business matters.
is the crossing from all southern ! The little body was laid to rest in Last Friday evening the Senior also.
Mrs. E. B. Buttlor and daughter,
points.
'the Nyssa cemetery on Sunday by girls of the Presbyterian Sunday Cland Smith has been on the Do you know why your neigh­ Villa,
spent New Years Eve at the
The advantages of this bridge Rev. Farmer. The funeral service School entertained the Senior boys. sick list the past week.
bor who pays cash or draws his home of J. W. Wills and wife. A
was
held
at
the
home
and
a
large
are numerous and we could point group of friends assembled to as­ The evenings eutertainment open­
check when buying groceries does pleasant crow‘d hud gathered to
them out but we feel that everyone sist the bereaved parents ir. every ed with a thirty minute comedy Mrs. Mabel Bradley, of Vale, his trading at Hutch's? He will see
the old year out and the new
with four children spent Sunday tell- you.
in this vicinity is too well ac­ way that they could.
year
in.
which
afforded
the
guests
more
quainted with the situation to This is the saddest event for than that many minutes laughter, with pastor Bradley.
some time as the child was well the characters were three girls, Mrs. Lillian Turner startl'd for
need any enlightenment.
known and loved by all that knew
Utah last week for a visit with
it. For weeks the child was lying Florence McDonald, Kloe John­ relatives
and friends. It is not
U. G. Hand and family, Mr. and on its bed suffering but yet it was son and Edna Blodgett. Several
certain
whether
or not she will re­
patient
and
seemed
to
do
every­
Mrs. Morris and Mrs. W. Binkley
games were played after this and
were, Ontario visitors the latter thing to ease the burden of the pa­ everyone so interested that they turn in the near future’
rents and those in attendance.
part of last week
forgot that the time was fleeting R. L. Harris was a visitor to On­
ij.
very fast. At eleven o'clock a five tario on the 28th.
course banquet was served and the J. S. Pinkston sold his hogs a
articles of footl were tasty that eve­ few days ago to N. B. Matthewson
ryone knew that it was the best at a very satisfactory figure.
that had beeu served at an affair
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of this kind. The girls had been The following items are a few of
striving to out do the boys in the the trade winners at Hinch’s:
way of entertainment and edibles. Hollyhock Flour, per sack $1,20
They surely succeeded.
5 lbs Crackers, per wood box .45
The same evening a number of 10 “ ’ “
the Methodist young people met 10 “ Cottoline
at the parsonage and proceeded to 5 “ Macaroni
have an evening that will long be 5 “ Lard
remembered. Games of every de­ 10
scription were played. The Sun­ 1 “ Baker’s chocolate sweet
day School class was organized and Yellow or White corn meal
Harry Goshert made president.
per 9 lb sack
Beaded Raisins, per pkg
Mince Meat
GRANGE TO BE ORGANIZED.
VV R. Getler, organizer of the 2 lb can Salmon
Grange for Eastern Oregon, has Tomatoes, per can
spent the past week in Nyssa and Corn
surrounding country interesting Peas,
the people iu the Grange. The Salt Pork, per lb
organization of a Nyssa Grange Narow Breakfast Bacon per lb
will be perfected next Saturday at 3 cans Sardines,
1:30 in the the VanGilse hall The Cane Sugar, per 100
work of the patrons of husbandry 13 lbs Caue Sugar,
is too well known to need much of | Headlight Coal Oil, pergal
an introduction but the purposes Get your bills and see what yon
and benefits of the order will be have been paying. \ ou will In* in
thoroughly discusses for the be.,- i line at Hinsch’ with your next gro-
efit of those that are not familiar ; eery bill. .
with them All that possibly can v$. L. Gibson was in Vale yos-
attend should and tell the neigh
on business,
bors to come as well. T he meni- Mrs. J. A. Ward and mother
bership fee is $1 for men and $.50
in Ontario Wednesday visit­
for women, with a monthly dues were
ing.
of ten rents per member.
Mrs Southerland
came
Sherwood
returned
last
j
out
from
Kentucky
to
visit
her
Miss
evening
from
her
Xmas
brother.
A.
B.
Netbery.
She
is
I Sunday
I visit and was ready for work Mon­ eighty years of age and hi* is eigh­
ty-three years of age and had not
day morning.
other for over forty years
Ont>nn Flannel le (ier yard « lean seen each
Southerland
isso well plea
Mrs.
i up sale of Rader Bros A Wycr. < >n- with
this eonntry that
tario.
I to stay.
. . H inder was in Town visiting y,^
and Miss Lott«
nis son Joe the first of the week. phi|ip8 WHÌ give a dime tea Wed- j
Miss Joy Bottler has gone to nesday. January 11. from 2 to o
w'vGhnrn Iowa, to take np the o’clock st the residence of Mr« J.
! I r b L i n e a s for herself.
BoydeU. All are invted
Lidiii i o Rest.
t\
W E want to thank
Yon for your
PATRONAGE
In 1910
WE want more of
Your Business
For 1911
If we treat you Right
TELL OTHERS
When We Don’t
TELL US!
Nyssa Hardware Co
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