The Gate city journal., February 21, 1919, Image 1

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VOL. XVII
NO. 24
OWYHEE
NYSSA. MALHEUR COUNTY, OREGON, FRIDAY. FEB. 21, 1919
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Sergeant W. P. Moray writas as fol I ^
(ay OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT)
Iowa to bia parents, Mr. and Mrs. A
BY OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT
A Brief Resume of the Daily Events in a Live Town—
Mr. Hysmith spent Sunday in West-
D. Morey, of this city:
Mr. and Mra W. Smith ara vialt-
What Your Neighbors Are Doing.
fall
Tha Rhine, Dec. 24, 1918
School opened again M onday
ing relatives in Caldwell thia week.
Mbs Kingman took a‘ collection of with 33 per cent of attendance.
Dear Father and Mother:
Mra Earl Cantrell airived from
books donated by Kolony people to the
Received letters from all of you to
Mrs. Josie Sherman was in Ontario
Gee. Green was in Vale, Monday.
Emmett Tuesday. She and Mr. Can- night. Pretty good to get letters the Wednesday.
May Guthrie is spending the
Nyssa library last week.
P. I. Speer, of Apple Valley, was In
week with her uncle, Bryant Lu-
trail will remain hare for sometime.
| night before Christmas. It seams like
The
Martin
and
Scott
families
were
Jim Fogle was in Nyssa from Adrian town Saturday.
per.
Tha committee appointed for the By ■ the wosat of luck will bring good seme Wednesday.
entertained at dinner by the Over-
Mr.
aad
M,
T.
B.
Hixon
were
Weiser
rian-Aamenian Relief drive were W. times.
streets on Friday evening
Mrs. J. C. Fleming whs calling
Marshall Chipman was out dog hunt­ visitors Sunday.
W. Smith, Mrs. Bigelow, Mrs. Bradley
Wa are resting quietly I guess daing ing Wednesday.
A petition has been sent to the county on the Frank Edwards Saturday
Frank Leuck and family moved out judg« asking that Lee Boyd be ap­ afternoon.
and Mr. Klingback.
' the "Watch on the Rhine." We don’t
Lem Wilson was in town from the to their farm on Tuesday.
Mrs. F L. DeBord and Mra. Kling­ have any idea as to what we’re going
pointed Road Supervisor for this dis­
Miss Ruth Barrett was the
Owyhee, Wednesday.
Will G. Cathey was a business visitor trict.
back, who have been visiting relative» to do. It looks as if we might get to
guest
of Miss Helen Butler Sat­
The Malheur Co Bank has blosaemed to Caldwell, Friday ef last week.
ia Walla Walla for the paat week, re­ go home Among the first and again it
The Vanderpeels went te Weiser on urday night and Sunday.
out
with
anew
sign.
look* as if we’re getting eet for a good
turned home Wednesday.
Mrs. Grace Hand returned from Je Monday and brought back Mr. Hiddle-
Miss Irene Edwards spent a
Murdock McDonald, of Apple Valley, rome, Idaho, Thursday of last week.
biddle who will work for them thia few days last week with Mrs.
We are all glad te laarn that Mr. stay.
was in Nyssa, Tuesday.
We’re
all
in
hopes
we
go
home
in
the
summer.
and Mrs. kldrich, parenta of Mra.
Roy Haley, of Homedale, was visiting
Jess Thompson of Nyssa.
Mr. and Mra. G. R Dickson ef Iron­ relative* in Nyaaa the latter part of
Chau. Bradley, are coming up from same rotation we came over. That
Jack Joyce was called to Ontario a
Walter Lawrence has moved
would get us back with the first 150.000 side are visiting relatives in Nyssa.
Ontario for a few daya visit.
last waek.
few daya age by the illness of his baby
back to Arcadia from Ontario and
and 1 should think that would not he
Harry Brown was in Ontario and
daughter,
but
she
died
only
a
few
hours
The Parent Teachere will hold their
Ellis Walters returned from Twin
long.
is working for Chas. Thompson.
Vale, Wednesday and Thursday.
Falls last week, where he had gone te after hie arrival.
monthly meeting at the Bcheol house
We’re to have a good dinner temor.
Willis Faubion and family and
look
at
eorae
land.
Frank
Golden
premises
to
make
The
valentine
party
which
waa
given
Friday p. m. It ia urged that the pat­ row. Chicken and pie are included.
rons make an extra effort to be pre­ Will also have a tree decorated in the Nyssa a visit in tha near future,
Geo. Redman, Chief of Construction at the seheol house last Friday even­ C H. Brown of Mallett Station
sent.
Barney Wilson, recently discharged of the Electric Light Co., waa in Nyssa ing wae attended by almost the entire visited with Will Koberts and
mess room. The people here are help
community. The evening was spent in family Tuesday.
frsm
military service, is expected home on business Tuesday.
Rev. Trreblood delivered a good ing us with it. They are trying to
soon.
Mrs I la Adams and son wera
sermon Sunday afternoon. His regular make us at homo as much as possible.
Mrs. E. H. McDonald left last Sat­ playing games and talking and a valen­
Sundays are the first and third of They haven’t much to do with them
Miss Lucy Thompson, who if teach urday for LaGranda for a visit with tine box furnished considerable amuse­ guests of Will J Roberts and
ment. Refreshments of cocoa and cake tamiiy Monday and Tuesday
each month, while Rev. Blom of On­ selves. The other day one ef the boys ing in Ontario, spant the week end at her daughter, Mra. E. Jasper.
were served by the ladies in charge of night of last week.
tario has the fourth Sunday. Every saw a bar of chocolate dawn town. Ha home.
Mrs. Allred, of Boise is visiting here, the affair.
body ia urged to attend.
ask the price and it was 18 franca or
F. M. Mason and family left Monday the guest of her daughters, Mrs, A,
Frank Monahan made »trip to
Adrian reports that J. M. Rebartsen the northern part of the state
Mr. Wilson, who was assisting in the about M OO. Of course (4 is not so evening for Kewanee, 111., • theywher Schneiter aad Mrs. Geo. Green.
protracted meetings being held at the much as $400 but he told the man be will make their home.
Those attending court at Vale this of Nyssa expects to build a house last week looking for summer
school house, was obliged to return to did net want to buy the store.
Lemoint Allred, who was recently week were: Hugh McDonald, C. C. there very soon. Mr. Holly also intends range for his sheep.
I see in a clipping from the paper discharged from military servive. is Hunt, George Green and Jim Duncan. to build as the room in which the family
his school work a t Nampa the early
Alex Edwards had a painful
are living will be needed for the store.
part of the week. His splandid music that Frank Ward is disabled from a visiting relatives in Nyssa.
Miss Florence McDonald returned
accident
last Friday by falling
The
members
of
the
Big
Bend
church
ia being missed at the meetings and we wound and en hi* way home. I’m
Fred Green and Ralph Servoss are to Nyssa Monday from the Holy Rosary extended an invitation to the Kolony from a heavy load of grain The
glad
Frank
ia
still
alive.
I
tell
you
a
will all be glad when he returns for
at Adrian, this wek, doing carpenter hospital at Ontario, where she under people to meet with them last Sunday wagon wheel almost passed over
man ia lucky to be wounded even if it is
services Friday night.
work on the new lumber yard buildinga. went an operation for appendicitis.
and talk over the advisability of build his right leg between the knee
One of our patriotic citizena has set serious sometimes. I am glad te see
Miss
Virginia
Forbes,
whe
is
teach­
Those
attending
the
prize
fight
at
ing a church at Adrian At the meet­ and the thigh. At first it was
an example which would be well for him get out alive.
ing
at
Valley
View,
spent
Sunday,
with
Nampa
Wednesday
night
were:
W.
ing committees were appointed to make thought that his leg was broken
The weather ie real warm here.
the rest of us to follow G. A. Sch-
her
sister,
Mrs.
A.
R.
McCarty,
re­
Jenkins,
John
Cancelmo
and
Henry
a census of the two districts and find but he was taken to Dr. Weese
weizer has adopted three French or­ There haa not been u bit of Bnow yet. Fields.
turning
to
her
school
Monday
morning.
out these who were in favor of It. The of Ontario where it was found
that it was only a very painful
phans and has forwarded the money te In fact gueai the people heie don’t
H. E. Hansen spent the week end in need of a high school was also discussed
Dick Tensen, this week, bought a
bruise and Alex will be walking
these children for two years in ad leok for snow now anyway. It seems
and
the
suggestion
made
that
a
high
Nysea,
returning
to
Pocatella
Sunday
bunch of cattle from W. G. Cathey,
again
in a few daya.
vance While they enly ask for thirty- more like 4th ef July than Christmas.
I workad all day in my shirt sleeves, which he will fatten for an eastern evening. Mrs. Hansen accompanied school building might be made to serve
six dollars each for one year, Mr.
as
a
place
in
which
to
hold
church
ser­
oim
as
far
as
Nampa,
and
visited
over
market.
9chweizer has been very generous in and as yet thia winter I’veor.ly hud an
Mr. and Mra. Will Howard have night with friends, returning Monday vices for a while.
sending them fe ty (MO) dollars each overcast en once.
The Brightest Star
Well
guess
I’ll
close
for
this
time.
moved
to a ranch near Nampa, where morning.
instead.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
“
Bud”
Anderson
are
Bill’’
will
become
a
full
fledged
Mr. and Mrs. Ore of Fruitland, Miss I t ’s getting bed time and there'* no rancher.
in the Constellation
moving to Nyssa from the Succor Creek
Cathey and Mr. Williama have been newe any way.
neighborhood,
where
they
have
been
Norvell
Thompson is still winning
With love from yeur son,
Mrs. Robert Clark and Mra. T. J.
visiting in the homes of the commun­
living for the uast year or two. They
honeri In ttle theatrical field. He had
Sgt.
W.
P.
Morey,
Caldwell
were
Vale
visitors
Wednes­
ity nearly every afternoon since the
will live on the old Norman place on
the leadiiig role in • recent production
BY OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT
meetings began. It is sincerely hoped 2nd Mob.. Ord Repair Shop. 2nd Div. day, where the latter had some dental the eaBt side, and will work for Will
by the students of the Uuniversity ef
work done.
, '
Am.
R.
F.
that their sunny faces, and love for all
Cathey, who has the place leased.
Oregon of the popular play, “ What
Hamer Sweet is building a new house
Mrs. Lola Schirmer, who haa been in
mankind will be contagious and evsr-
Happened to Jenas,” and was cempli-
Boise for sometime, has accepted a po
on his ranch in the Bend.
lasting. We feel that their “ Old time
merited as fellows by the Oregon Em­
aition as night operator with the Mai Corn Meal Mill a
Frank Howard of Caldwell transacted erald, the school paper, on the man­
religion that was good en eugh for
Death of Dobbin
heur Home Telepone Co., at Meridian.
business in the Bend Tuesday.
father that was good enough for
ner in which he acquitted himself in
Frank Manaell yesterday loot a valu­
Wm Read ef Weiser, whe owns land
mother’’ ia also “ good enough for” ua.
U,
S.
Phelan
sold
his
40
acre
raneh
his bis difficult ¡-ele:
Valuable
Industry
able horse which gave up tho ghost at
under the proposed Owyhee project v n
here to Harvey Hatch, Monday, con-
“ It is hard to say which of the cast
a most inconvenient time for Frank.
No longer do Nyssa people hare «¡deration $9600.
in Vale this week conferring with these
waa
worthy of most note beeauec of
Ho had just drivon the animal to the
Rabies Cause Havoc
interested in the project.—Va'e Enter­ to depend on the East for their
U. S. Phelan and Pat Cennely autoed the unusual general excellence. Rut
depot when, without any known cause prise.
corn meal for they are now being to Boise and back Moi day. They re good as they all were, first honors
Among the Animals it laid down and turned up its toes.
Mias Marie Burroughe returned from supplied with the genuine ‘made ported the roads in very bad condition. probably go te Norvell Thompson,
This
was
unconvenient
for
Frank,
as
Mayor Caldwell and the other city
Kingman Kolony Wednesday, where
Mai! was delivered to only half of the John Huston and and Hestsr Hurd. Mr.
officials have very properly taken he not only had to walk home but was she has been visiting for the past week. in N yssa” article. The Banners'
Thompson left nothing to be asked for
prompt measures to stamp out hydro­ put to the trouble of removing the dead She was accompanied home by Mrs. Mill, Grain, Feed & Seed Co., of patro na on Route 3 last Thursduy as as Jones.the hymn book agent, even as
carrier
Otto
Myer
was
taken
sick
and
animal
besides.
The
best
exports
phobia in Nyasa by requiring ail dogs
which Hatfield Bros, are proprie­ had to return to Parma.
to the rolling of his eye. A part
Ethel Martin,
to be muzzled and announcing that among tho learned bystanders expres­
hard to handle without affectation, he
tors, are turning out a grade of
Sidney
Bur
bid
ge
returned
today
sed
the
opinion
that
tha
auddon
death
An election for director» for Big played it with a nicety of values, car­
dogs not muzzled will be killed. Sev­
meal
that
is
pronounced
by
com­
from
a
visit
to
Vale.
He
expects
to
Bend Park Asaeciation will be neld at rying it just far enough but net too
eral dogs which had been bitten by was caused by a combination of hydro­
start in about two weeks for a visit to petent judges to be »s fine as the atheel house in Diat, 47 on Friday far.
rabid animals have beenehot. including phobia and the “flu.“
his old home in England, whers his anything ever made down ia evening, Feb. 21. All stockholders are
Henry Fields’ valuable and famous duck
parents live.
hunter, Mutt William Cathey's dog
Dixie. It will keep a lot of requested te be in attendance.
M. E. Church.
Wiley Snow and family left Tuesday
Silver Tea
Chester Tate entertained twelve of
showed unmistakable signs of rabies
Sunday School at 10 a. m.
for Wendell, Idaho, where they will re money at home that haa been his friends at a Valentine party ut his
and was summarly disposed of. Mr.
The
Ladies
Aid Society of the M. E
Preaching service at 11 a. m. Sub­ side in the future. They leave a large going East, never to return, and
heme en Friday evening. The teach Church will give asilverteaat the home
Cathey alao lost a valuable .steer from
ject. “ Who Own* Your Home?”
circle of friends in Nyssa whe wish besides creates a market for the era Misses Cuthbert and Carmack chap of Mrs S. I). Goehert Thursday after
the disease.
Evening service at 7:30. Subject, them good luck.
Feb 27. Hostesses for the oc­
Over on the East Side, C. F Smith,
local corn crop. It is a valuable «roned the crowd. A good time is re' noon,
casion will be Mosdames Hilton, Davis,
the Sagebrush King, has a 300-pound “ The Master Roll.”
ported
by
all
present.
C.
D.
Simpson
has
bought
tho
Miller
local industry and will help to
and Goshert. All are cordially invited.
Prayermeeting each Wednesday eve
hog which ia apparently afflicted with
the mid winter madness, according te ning at 7.80. Studies in Christian Stew­ dray liae and will continue the same make Nyssa grow.
....
Billy Siegerson, who was in town Tues ardship.
prompt and efficient service that ehar-
LOST
Ladies’ Jacket Loat.
Senaay. March 2nd, will bs observed acterizcd this popular line under its
day. The animal is not violent but on
Lost—Tuesday, between Sam Wat­
the contrary stands all day long in a as Ebenezer Day, at which time short former management.
Lost, on highway,
>r. ladies blue brosd-
Hanlon Found Guilty;
corner ef the pen and solemnly nods addresses by different laymen will be
reterò 1 1
son’s end Ramey’», a Ford chain. cloth jecknt I “ Finder ■ P please
l<
W. L, Gibson made e business trip
his head as though poundering en what given relating to tho biatory of the
Journal office. Liberal reward. f2U2
Finder
please
notify
Gertie
Ray.
ought to be done to ex-Kaieer Bill. It church and its outlook for tho future to Boise Wednesday. He was accoi
Five to Ten Years
'•ported that several dogs on It is also hoped to have present with panied on his return by Mr. White,
the East Side were shot after showing us at that time soma former ministers
A number of Nyesaitee attended the
of tho church. A chief ceremony of returned soldier, who will work for the trial ef John Hanlon at Vale this
signs of the disease.
I t is still to early to more than aur the dev to be the burning of the can him during the coming season.
week. Hanlon shot District Attorney
mise the results of the depredation* of celled mortgage ef the recently paid off
Glen Pounds, this week, received Swagler three timet on January 7. and
the two dogs which ran amuck in Nyasa ndebtedness of th e church. Special
iws from Grant Hand, a former the jury promptly found him guilty.
last weok but tho situation ia being music will be rendered. All ere in
Nyssa bey, and whe has been with Judge Dalton Biggs sentenced him to
carefully watched bj the city authori­ vited.
C.
E.
TRUEBLOOD.
pastor
ties.
the A. E. F. in France for the past from five to 10 years in the pen.
year, that he had landed safely in
New York.
Nysaaites Will Return
Mrs. J. M. Robortson received a
Mr. and Mrs. F. O. Carman, who left
letter the first of the week stating
that her father, M. Bowers, was snow­ Nyssa for the eeast country last fall,
bound in Kansas on route to his home will return sometime next spring, sc
in Missouri. At the time of writing cording te a letter from Mrs Carmen
to the Journal. That they think Nyssa
he expected to be held ep severs I days.
ie a little ahead ef anything they have
The ladies of the St. Paul Guild will seen ia shown by the following extracts:
meet at tne home of Mrs. F. D, Hell
“ We are not so much in love with
T H I S I s » community interest none of us ean afford
Must be in the hands of the Internal Revenue
next Wednesday afternoon, Feb. 2 1, at Everett that we are not ccming back
not to strive for. Particularly is t.he Malheur County
2:30. All members ere requested to be to Nysea in the spring ■emetime, bat
Collector not later than March 15.
Bank bent upon the development of Malheur County.
present, also anyone wishing te be a could not get the aato over the moan
Ranchers find us ever ready to lend practical aid in
If you are a single man and received an income
member ere cordially invited to attend. tains. We hope everything in Nysea is
bettering the crops and in Increasing the herds -for
of 11.000.00, or a married man and received
Tom Droet aed Hiram Van Dyken in fine shape. Mr. Carman is working
what benefits our patrons benefit« us as well.
$2.000.00 during the year of 1918, you must file
are among the Nysea boys who have in the Great Northern car repair shops
returned from the w«r Tem wa« at here. With best wishes for ell Nysea.’’
a report.
" G r o w in g b y J e r v in d ”
the Preeidie in Califorria during hie
Call for proper report forms free of charge at
enlistment, while Hiram spent hi« time
For Sale or Trade
among several different camps, receiv­
Two good milch cewe and farm im­
ing hie discharge at Camp Lewie.
p le m e n ts Will take hay er fresno work
Rev Marshall the evangelist will
In
.«chenge.
W. W. Wh.te.
preach in the Presbyterian church ef
Nyasa, Sonday, February 23. at 2:.30p.
m. He ie an Intcreetidg speaker with
n y ssa o s ic o n
For Sale
a live and uptodate message. All are
power.
eordially in v ite te beer him. Thi«
Gasoline Engine. B bor
meeting ie for everybody in Nysee. Also 4-inch centrifugal^>omp_
A. G. KINGMAN, Pres.
FRANK D. HALL, Cashier,
Klingback.
Hie theme is, “The U n i t of to d e v ” f2Uf
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