The Gate city journal., May 30, 1919, Image 5

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THE GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYMA.
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IRvssa and Vicinity ) OWYHEE
A Brief Resume of the Daily Events in a.Live Town—
What Your Neighbors Are Doing.
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OUR REGULAR
CORRESPONDENT!
BIG BEND
BY OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT
BTG BEND, Oreg— Donald Mil­
OWYHEE, Oreg.,—Vicenti Mendl- ler accompanied Mr. Gill to Har­
ola was in Sugar City, Idaho last ney county on a two weeks vist.
iMr. Albert Hinadh left Monday for^* Mr. and Mrs. Sam went to Home- week on business connected with
A number of our Masons at­
a lawsuit
Baker and other points
dale Wednesday for a few days visit
tended the banquet given by the
Jack Glasbojpk returned hohie on ladies of the Eastern Star In Par­
The Power station Is 'being Im­
W. Kelso . nd wife of Vale were Thursday from the Mendiola ranch ma, Tuesday evening.
proved by additional equipment.
guests at Hotel Western Tuesday.
up the Owyhee, where he did a
Frank Miller and Frank Boswell
■Mrs. W. M. McKinsey was an
Mrs. J. W. Wills went to Bayette job of leveling.
autoed to Vale Wednesday eve­
Ontario visitor Wednesday.
today for a few days visit
Quite a party of young people ning.
were
observed scaling the heights
Mr. Otore was vlsitihg in Vale
Mr. and Mrs. l»ora PHlsbury were
E. M. Blodgett went to Weiser to­
of Mitchell Butte Sunday.
Bund&y
day.
guests of the Ruddock family in
iF. Robertson, of Lyle, Washing­ Caldwell Wednesday.
Wm. Vanerden was a Boise visi­
T. F. Butler went to Jamieson to­
ton,
has leased Andy Hansen’s place
Messrs Harvey and Howard Hatch
tor this week.
day.
and is expected back soon with his Bert Morley and Wilford Caldwell
F. Farmer of Burns was registeer-
autoed to the Malheur on a fishing
Will Adams returned from Cald­ fmily to make his home here.
ed at the Hotel Western Monday.
trip Thursday evening returning on
well Tuesday night.
'Ward from Mr and Mrs. J. N. Friday. *
W. H. King of Ontario was in tihe
Mrs. Ray. Wilson o f Parma was Thomason and family, who recent
Fishing for sturgeoon has become
city Sunday.
visiting relatives in Nyssa Tuesday. ly left for an overland trip to
Long Valley, states that they had quite popular in Snake rive/. Chas.
Wallace Lincfh came home from
Mrs. Roberta True lock, of Kentucky, reached their destination safely, be­ Purdy caught several large ones and
Boise this week form where he has is visiting her sister, Mrs. Harry Sharp, ing Obliged 'o pass through snow great crowds from the surrounding
been forsome time on a vi-lt.
in this city.
to get there
Wouldn’t mind the country autoed to the river to see
sight
of
a
little
snow down here them.
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Miss v Gilbert
went
to
Naan-
The
“Oity
Fathers’’
the
these
hot
days.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert -Meadows and
pa Saturday to vlst her sister, Miss regular council meeting next Mon-
I Louis
in u la Forbes.
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day o evening.
Mrs. B. F. l/)gan is the owner of Virl autoed to Caldwell Saturday.
-Mr. and Mrs. Alex Wade enter­
Mrs. David E. Haiwkins went to a new electric washer, and is now
Frank Fay was speeding toward
able to sit and' read, or do fancy tained all their relations at a fam­
Ontario
today
to
decorate
her
moth­
the county seat via the Boulevard
work while the washer does the ily dinner Sunday.
er’ grave.
last week end
work.
Mr. and Mrs. V.' V. Hiekox were
Mrs. H. PowefTof Robinett was in
Mr. L. Li. Miller and Mrs. Sharp
Willie McGinns arrrved home Sun­ Ontario visitors Monday.
of Nampa, were visiting at the the city this morning on her way to day, via Cam-p Lewis, from France,
Strawberries are now plentiful in
Homedale.
'Frank Miller home Thursday
• her» ha M i b«eo la Mralca la the Bend readily selling at lo cents
at
least
three
battles,
though
he
Alva
J.
Stewart
and
wife
of
Cald­
per pint.
C. O. Wilson of Nampa, was in
the city Thursday looking after well autoed to Nyssa Monday and eca'ped unwounded. He and his bro­
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Holly and baby
ther
Androw,
who
,
p
assed
unhurt
returned
home
Tuesday.
property interests.
through five battles, have many and Mr. and Mrs. Will Gibson and
W. J. Mills of Nampa was -»regis­ interesting relics of the battlefield 'Frederick autoed to Rome to visit
Luther B eck and .family are
moving to 'he Deesil ranch tills tered at the Hotel Western this to show and are thankful to be Mr. and Mrs. Chris Anderson.
week.
home again.
'Mr. Judd is engaged in drilling the
week.
well on the Harvey Hatch ranch
The Misses Crystal West and El­
Mrs. Della Robinson and three deeper.
Everybody can eat strawberries
nolW—plenty o f ’em on the market sie Gibson left Wednesday for a daughters, are visiting at the home
two weeks visit in Portland
A number from here will spend
of Mrs. Robinson's brother, Geo.
—and raised at 'home.
Friday in Roswell attending Deror-
Mrs. Josle Sherman went to Me­
Rev. Trueblood wa out from ation Day exercises.
A D. Morey is improving his prop­
ridian Idaho, Wednesday for a few Nyssa last Wednesday evening to
erty in the north part of otwn;
L. K. Bullock who ha been in the
days visit with her parents.
attend the meeting at Ben Logans
P. M. Binkley is doing the work.
aviation service in Prance returned
where
steps
were
taken
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o
organ­
Miss Loise Forbes returned to
home Wednesday, having received
Mrs. J. C. Bullock, who has been her school duties at Nampa Tues­ ize a class which will take up a
.visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. day, after a visit with home folks. systematic course of Bible study. his honorable discharge. All of the
boy- who answered the call from
The meeting this week is to be here are at home with the exceptron
P. M. Johnson, returned to her
home at Big Bend Monday
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Linder ot held at the home of Mrs. J. Fisher. of Earl Johnson.
Payette, were visiting in Nyssa Mrs. Chas Bradley was elected as
Lieutenant Dunlap left last eve­ Tuesday.
The Busy Bee society met with
Mr. Linder has just re­ superintendent of the Cradle Roll
ning for Tacoma, Washington Wed- turned from over seas.
to take the place of Mrs. J. N. Mrs. K.i ra ’ Cart right last Thursday.
nesray evening and expects to re­
-Mrs. Jack 'Demo assisted in enter-
Thomason, who has moved away.
turn the first o f the week.
C. H. Dodge of the O. K. Trans­
tainng.
The next meeting will be
Don
Preston
was
out
W’
ednesday
fer at Vale was in Nyssa Thursday.
wilh Mrs. Ernest Pulliam.
M t s . O. D. Cole, who has been He came over with a V ■' of mach­ to
attend Ben ODogan's pumping
Everett Tate ar.d' children spent
plant.
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visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. inery for the road work here.
Sundry with' Mrs. Tate who is re­
J. W. Wills of this city, left for
»M r. and Mrs. Wiliams and baby covering nicely from her operation
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Tensen and and Miss Dora Hon, were callers
her home in Payette Wednesday.
it St. Lukes Hospital in Boise.
children returned home on Tuesday in Owyhee last week.
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Mrs. N. B. New and her two from a vis to Mrs. Tensen’s brother
Verneena Ekin left Sunday even­
children of Harper, who have been H. La Franz at Robinett.
Mgs. J. P. McGinnis and daughter ing for tier new home in Canada.
visitmg her sister, Mrs. R. G. Chap­
Glr dye, ware on tho elck Uat- the
Tho editor is a bit lonely this first o f the week
man, left for Vale Monday.
week-M rs. Sheets and the ^babies
Mrs. E. E. Pratt, of Ironside, was
Mrs. Chloe Tittie o f Boise was ar° iu Wtistr visiting her father, 11.
in the neighborhood Tuesday.
visiting the week end. with her K. Petty and family.
father, L. Anderson,and her sister
A happy bunch of young mem­
Mrs. W. T. Cowan of Glens'Ferry- bers
, Blossom.
o f W. W. Smith's Sunday- BY OUR REGULAR CORRESPOND 3 ST)
stopped over night at the Hote. school class enjoyed a pleasant
(Work on the gravel road out of Western Tuesday night enroute to
'KINGMAN KOLONY, Oreg.,—The
Nyssa is to begin at onse; the rock Homedle for a visit with her mother day orf" Snake river Tuesday.
crusher and other machinery are be­ Mrs. J. H. Burns.
Owing to the courtesy of Gus. Kingman family went to Vale cue
ing moved this week to the gravel
Sweeding they had a motor boat msiaess last Friday and the Max­
Floyd Garland is steppin high o. ride up the river to an island where well on Thursday. 'Both visited Mrs
pit north of town.
late. He ays he has the finest baby- they spent the day retumfng in B. F. Farmer while there.
Mrs. G. A. Hagan of Wichita, girl in the world out to his place. the evening. Some who intended
Mrs Johnson was the guest of
Falls, Texas, sister of Mrs. C. C. This little lady was born to Mr. and being present changed therr minds Mrs Tarry Thompson in Plymouth
Forbes, formerly of this city, is in Airs. Garland on Saturij^y, May '24. through fear they might get drown­ last Week.
Meridian attending the family re­
ed in the river.
Those iwho went
Mr. and 'Mrs. Shatto are visiting
union at the home of the latter.
OUR BARG AIN COU NTER returned voting Mr. Smith a royal at the Wallace home.
entertainer;
those
present
were:
the
Wm McGinnis arrrved home Sun­
Mr and 'Mrs. Bullard of Arca­
Mises Ruby and Alice Bradley and
day from Bresit, where he enjoyed
Nyssa is short on modern houses ai d
dia were, in the Kolony on- busi-
the atmosphere of shell fl-e and we a contractor could do well erecting a Alda Bradley and Mildred and Eve­
lyn DeBord and Mr. Smith Jinn last Tuesday.
hope to have bis army life in tew for rent here.
von Cecil.
Mrs. W C. Nicholas and daugh­
print next week.
FOR SALE—A good Hay Derrick
ter Muriel of Portland are visiting
Mrs. Nicholas and1 little child of in good condition. Inquire of Will­
iMrs Frank Morgan.
Portland arrived in Nyssa Tuesday iam Peutz for particulars.
Maylfitf
The Nichols family made an auto
evening on her way to the Morgan
trip to Emmett last week.
home in Kingman Kolony where
If it’s a boom pole or building ma
they will visit for a few days.
H. R. Sears and Robert Over-
terial; we have it. Gem State Lumbei
I By Our Regular Correspondent)
street were visitors - in Parma on
Go.
Adv.
Harry Brown is no more with the
Wednesday
Nyssa people—he has gone to Mc­
ARCADIA, Oreg.,—Garrett Suiiit
Table
Headquarter»!
Extension
C. E. Peek, w'ho sold his Kolony
Call to fish, hunt and1 boat ride tables, hardwood, like new $7 60 anc has said his ranch of 40 acres for
farm several months ago, has pur­
and help Mr. Bates get out the $8.50 worth about twice ae much.
$6,000.
Mr. 'Smit gets this years chased a place in the iHg 'Bend
McCall paper.
Nysea Exchange Store.
crop and Will give iiossession in about a half mile from the Big
Sharp Bld’g.
the fall.
He sold to a man out Bend park.
Miss Lula »Davis and her cousin
of this section.
Miss Catlhrine Howard, came down
WANTED—Boomers, and would
from Boise Saturday morning for a also like plan sewing to do; prices
I.Wclen Hamilton and wife of the Let’s Play Ball
visit with Lulu’s folks. They return­ reasonable. Mrs. Lizzie Morehead.
Nampa country, were visiting " at
ed to Boise Sunday evening.
Frank Edwards and C. W Barrett's
Meet Bregan July 4
Mayl6tf
Sunday.
John Lackey who has been at Boi­
Wall Paper. Pick it out from our
Roy Smith and family of Cairo
Can Brogan Baseball fans play ball?
se with his wife, who has been on Big Sample Line. 'W e get it for you in
were visiting at Chester lackey's Well, they say they can and a chal­
the sick list for some time,returned 3 days.
Sunday.
to Nyssa Tuesday evening. Mr. La­
lenge is open for Nyesa to meet them
Nyssa Exchange Store.
ckey reports that his wife is very
Ira Dual and family, Oren
Wal­ in Vale at the big celebration there on
Sharp Bld’g.
much improved.
lace and family went out to Mitch­ the 4th of J u l y for a big game—Can
You will appreciate -listening to the ell Butte for a plcnc outing Sun­
Cook brothers are out of town for talking machine at the Lax Pharm­ day. They took all kinds of 'good Nyeaa get her “ fans" together and aa-
a while ;we will be able to tell a acy while you are having refresh things to eat, including Ice cream cept the challenge. A prize will be
bed-tame bear story when they re­ mients.. Adv*
and cake;
as It was dark when awarded to the winning team. ‘ Let’s
turn.
They have gone to Bald
they returned we suppose they had K°.
mountains in Baker county looking
Rockers! Rockers! Rockers! Several a fine time.
for bear.
Good one* at less than prêtant whole
Coda Butler went to Boise on
sale price.
Saturday and brought home a new
Rev. C. E. Trueblood reports that
Mrs. Sherwood entertained her
Kyasa Exchange Store.
red bug. Harry But'er came down great Interest is being shown In
Sunday school class at a lawn party
Sharp Bld’ g.
with him to spend Sunday with his the Missionary Centenary Movement
at her home last Thursdy fternoon.
parents.
campaign throughout the world I p
Those present were: Nellie DeVries,
For Sale—one majestic stove, alsi
Anyone having old hens, goats, to last Saturday seventy of the hun-
Fay Foster, Helen Sharp, Mary two tents. For particulars apply to I
Swan, Zella Evans and Hazel Beam. v. Millar, at Power Station, Nyssa. or crippled sheep to trade just see dreef five million asked for world
evangelization had been reported
Oregon.
May 23 2t Frank Edward as he is In the pledged, and without doubt the full
businessr he Is sure to give you a
Homer Roberts, of the Vale En­
goal will be reached wfien all
terprise, who recently returned from
FOR SALEJ—I have for sale sev­ bargain as he traded John Roberts
Washington. D. C „ where he was eral head of good heavy work hors on a perfectly good goat last week reixorts are In. A wealthy business
man in the east recently centrfl­
a member of the Signkl Corps, was es.For Particulars call on William for fwo old hens
uted |500 in Liberty Bond to the
transacting business in the town Peutx.
MaylBtf
Quit« a number of fish tales are fund. The president of China gave
Thursday and Friday
going the rounds now; they sound $1000 and the premier $600 as they
FOR SALE—One sow, to farrow m mighty fisby, but they must be believe it pays to encourage mis­
George H. Bodfish, the Malheur April; one barrow, mower, wagon, true.
sionary activities.
Locally Nyssa.
Olty Merchant, is in Nyssa this 20 head of sheep__W. IV. White.
Vale, and Ontario have all gone
week locking after his business in
"over the to p "
tereets here. Mr BodfiSh says he is
W e are delivering ICE every day
highly pleased with the outlook of
W# still have a few more boom nole' from 7 to 9 a. m. We also delive
the Snake river valley.
left for Hay derrick»—Gem State I-um your meat up to noon each day.
The President of the United Stat­
ber
Co.
Adv
NYSSA MEAT MARKET
T iie Bank of Nyssa of late has
es has dlrL tel that all Boards of
C. W. de Boer, Prop.
been doing some reenodeling to the
the Selective Service System be (Ms-
Boom Poles for »ale at th# Gem State
rooms formerly occupied by the Red
continued. that all members thereof
Adv
Cross. This has been t m away and Lumber Co.
FOUND—Sinzer Sowing Machine be honorably relieve I from the wi-
tebuilt making moor room for th^
receipt book and other books. The tes of ther respective r /fl ee
This Includes all dlstrbf. local
gtifbs In book boar aa signature. H.
bank.
W H E N Y O U W IS H T O M O V E OR Jackson Call at this office for sam* medical advisory, and legal adwL
T R A N S F E R B E T W E E N N YSSA
At the Hr.i -y Bartlett home last
M30ad ory boards In the selective service
Sunday about tw enty-five of tbetr
AND VALE PHONE T H E
friends and relatives from Boise.
FOUND Indies' »tram bat O m ­
O. K. T R A N S F E R . Vale. Oregon.
Ehgle and Star. Idaho dropped in
er may have same by calling at The ! REPORT TOUR NEWS TO THE
Pi one 87
on them ind enjoyed the afternoon-
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OATE CTTY JOURNAL.
Journal of fleo.
C. A Dodge, Prdh:
They returned home In the e nia
Kingman Kolony
ARCADIA
Centenary Report Good.
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Notice to Customers.
Boards Dismissed.
organization
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! Service Garage ij
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N YSSA , OREGON
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Repairs Made on All Makes of Autos
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All Work First Class
Guaranteed or Your Money
Refunded
Try U. S. Tires at the new price f
“ Give us a Trial
That’s All”
Storage
Always Open
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Notice to Creditors,
of
Maney
Bros.
&
Co.
The Nyssa-Arcadia Drainage Dis­
trict is about to make final set­
tlement with Maney Brothers and
Co. under their construction con­
tract.
Any person haring labor or
material claims which have been
incur-o'l ayalnst said Maney Bros. &
Co. in connection -with their con­
tract with said District are request­
ed to file Information of same im­
mediately with the secretary of the
District.
FRANK. D. HALL, Sec’y.
M. E. Church.
Beauty
resides chiefly In the akin.
C. E. TRUEBLOOD. Pastor.
The care of the skin rhould
Sunday School. Sunday at 10 a. m.
Preaching at 11 a. m. and g p. m.
therefore form an important
Prayermeeting, Thurs. at 8 p m.
part of every woman’s toilet
Subject, Sunday, a. m , “ Ambassa­
dors for Chrift;’ ' evening, “ Careless
COMBINATION
Americans. ”
Owyhee S. S at 1:30 p. m
CREAM JONTEEL
Preaching at 2 30 p.m.
nourishes, softens, and whi­
Prayer Service and Bible Study,
Wed.,- evening.
tens the skin and protects it
against the weather.
It is
also
a
perfect
base
for
face
WESTON F. SHIELDS, Pastor.
Sunday School 10:00 a. m. Junior
powder and it does not grow
Christian Endeavor 2:30 p. m. and
hair.
Christian Endeavor 7:30 p. m Pray­
er meeting Wednesday at 8:00 p. m.
Perfumed with the new
Preaching at Big Bend at 8:00 p.
odor
of 26 flowers Jonteel
m. Sunday school at 10:30 a. in
Nyssa and Big Rend union Christ­
Wonderfully refreshing.
ian Endeavor at 8:00 p. m.
50 CENTS AT
Presbyterian Church
Nazarine Church.
Sunday School at 10 8. m.
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Preaching Service at 11 a m.
Children's rmeting at 6 :3 ) p. m.
Song service at 7:30 ». m.
Preaching service atn:<0 p. m.
Regular Prayer meeting at Church
on Thursday evening.
Cottnge 1 rayer meeting Tuesday at
Fosters Drug Store
The
Store
8 p. m.
Don't You Forget It; Vote for the
John Day Highway June 3—It starts
right here at the Nyssa Bridge.
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Get What You
A Real Bargain
In Fertile Land
80 Acres
of Good Land for
almost a song—
and (he terms to
the buyer.
Owner will show
you this place any
Second Hand
Goods of
evening.
ALL KINDS
This is a snap
at
and it will be sold
Reasonable Prices in a short time,so
if you are wanting
TWO GOOD BOATS FOR 3 ' LE
to buy you’ll 'have
CHEAP ! !
to hurry if yon get
J.W. CROCKETTS this.
Exchange Store
For information
North Side of Stret t.
inquire at the
First door west of depot.
Want
at the price you
want to pay
JOURNAL
Eastern Oregon Auto Co.
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