The Gate city journal., January 23, 1920, Image 4

THE GATE C 1 TT JOURNAL. ffT— A.
iiATE CITY JOURNAL
Nyaaa.
FRED L. SHEETS.
gon,
P ublished e v ery F rid a y a t
by
FRIDAY.
JA N U A R Y
Ore
23, 1820
... • ¡»id, a t th e postolfice a t Nyaaa.
O regon, u n d e r th e A c to f M arch 3, 1879
•«»»«red a s secoim -ciasa m a ile r A pri
S U B S C R IP T IO N R A T E S :
)ne y e ar, in a d v a n c e ....................... $1 50
••xm onths in a d v a n c e ____ ________75c
BRIEF GENERAL NEWS
In d ia n a is th e 2«th s ta te to ra tify
llie w om an's su ffra g e a m e n d m en t.
R eginald De Koven. A m erican o p e r­
a tic com poser a n d c o n d u cto r, died In
rh ic a g o of apoplexy.
A h o y .a tt on po tato es u n til tbc price
falls was d e clare d by the H ousew ives'
l( ague of San F rancisco.
Mrs. T heodore Rooaevelt has com
com pleted a round trip to B razil w hich
she look for th e benefit of h e r health
Em ployes of ra ilw a y s u n d e r federal
control have been in stru c te d to refuse
te n d e r of C an ad ian coin a n d c u rren cy
for fa re s and d in in g c ar and sleeping
c a r charges, or in paym ent of freig h t
bills, except a t th e p re v ailin g ra te s
of disco u n t covering exchange ra te s
S h ip y a rd fra u d s on the Pacific coast
said to Involve m any m illions of dollar»
have been u n d e r in v estig a tio n by th<
g overnm ent for som e tim e. Shipbuild
ing p la n ts In O regon, W ashington and
C alifornia h ave been involved in the
federal probe.
M ilitary co n tro l of th e occupied a rfa s
of G erm any, excepting th e zone held
by th e A m ericans, has passed Into th>
h an d s of c iv ilia n s.th e in te ra llie d R hine
land h igh com m ission becom ing th<
g o v ern in g pow er, according to th e
term s of peace, w ith h e a d q u a rte rs at
Coblenz.
By a vote of n early th re e to one— 52
in fav o r—the sen ate passed the w ater
pow er developm ent bill, d iffe re n t in
som e resp ects from th e m easu re adopt
ed by th e house in Ju ly , but fol
low ing In a general way th e same
b ill th a t has been before congress
in one form or a n o th e r, for the last
decade.
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T h e u ltim ite aim i f o u r i taiblL hm ent la to tre a t e v ety
person w ith equal e o u rte y ; To c o n sid e r e a c h 'detail of
sufficient Im p o rta n c e to dem and perfec* a tte n tio n .
W e c in a n sw e r y o u r call p ro m p tly
w ith o u t any unn c essary delay and
can give It th e p: ./per .I’ten iio n
A Modern Chapel and
Funeral Directors
At Your Service
H. L PETERSON
Embalmer’s License
No. 300
C R AUGUSTUS
Embalm«'’s Licer.se
No. 23o
Ontario furniture
Co.
Flour and Feed
Custom grinding in not less than ten
lots at one-sixth; customer to
furnish his sacks.
Exchange flour for wheat in
small quantities.
MRS R
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H HO USLEY
A N SW E R S F A T H E R ’S CALL
M rs. C h a rlo tte B elle H o u sley p a s s ­
ed aw ay la s t S a tu rd ay m o rn in g and
fu n e ra l se rv ic e s w ere held fro m th e
P re.-bytrian ch u rch T u esd ay a f te r ­
noon and In te rm e n t in th e Xys»:i
sem eter.v.
OBITUARY
C h a rlo tt B elle Hou/sley w as born
in R ichm ond, K en tu ck y , A ugust 1841
and died in N yssa, O regon, Ja n u a ry
17, 1920, a t th e age of 77 y e a rs, anil
.' m m o n th s. She m oved w ith h e r
p a re n ts to P it c o u n ty M issouri,
w h e re In A pril 1861 she w as m arrie d
to R o b e rt H. H ousley, who su rv iv e s
her. F o r fo rty y e a rs th e y m a d e th e ir
hom e in L e a v e n w o rth , K a n sa s, w h en
M r. H ousley practiced! law.
A fte r leav in g K a n sa s th ey lived In
L on-:U na fo r a sh o rt tim e, a n d th en
for a tim e In T e n n e ss e e w hen th ey
m oved to O k lah o m a a n d liv e d for
nine y e a rs in K ay c o u n ty . In th e
s p rin g of 1930 th e y m oved to X yesa,
O regon w here th e y h a v e sin c e r e ­
s id e !. To th e
seven c h ild re n w e re
horn, tw o o f w hom died in infancy.
T ile n am es of th e o th e r c h ild re n a re
a s follow s: W illiam M., H e n ry H a r­
din, C a rrie Belle, R o b e rt L ., a n d 1 Lu­
cian B .. M rs H ousley is su rv iv e d l»y
th e follow ing c h ild re n : H enry H a rd in
R o b e rt L. and L ucian B. M rs. H o u s­
ley w as b ro u g h t up in a C hristian
hom e, and from e a rly child h o o d to
th e day o f h e r d e a th w as a m em b e r
o f th e c hurch. S he trie d to bring
h e r ch ild ren op In th e fa ith and to
examiplt.’y th e G ospel b e fo re th em .
D uring h e r life sh e w a s identified
w ith re lie f w ork. H e r h e a rt w e n t out
to rh!!dr<«i left w itn o u t p a re n ta l c a re
and sh e w as il1--;>08ed to s h e lte r
hem in h e r ow n hom e a n d m in is te r
to them o u t o f h e r ow n h e a rt's love
for th e c h ild ren . S h e w as n e v er
s ; r o n r p'hyuiically b u t did h e r i»ar;
nobly in th e h o m e a s w ife and
m o th e r, of h e r it m ay ,be said , "S he
did w h a t sh e c o u ld .'' A t th e la st
w ith enfeebled' s tr e n g th ond w ith
th e d e c re p itu d e o f a g t sh e w as a n ­
xious to leavo th e e a rth ly h om e and
e a rth ly ta b e rn a c le a n d go to h e r
F a th e r's hom e in H eav en . S h e fell
g e n tly to sle e p In th e a r m s o f d e a th
to be c a rrie d by th e a n g e ls of God
to th e m a n sio n s on high.
F O R S A L E —A B rick H o u se w ith
six R oom s and tw o lots, H o u se well
fu rn ish e d . P ric e $1800 A d d re ss A. E.
A llred, N yssa, O re __ adv 19tf
T IS TRUE—
We want your work
to keep on coming
that’s why we guar­
antee our work to
give satisfaction,
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Nyssa Blacksmith
Shop
M E T H O D IST C H U R C H .
R ev. W . W . Deal, P a s to r.
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FOR REN T
M E RCHA NOISE
it p rice s t h a t b rin g dow n th e c o s t
of living! R eady M ired P a in t $3 gal,
P u re L in seed Oil $2.10, ' plugs S ta r,
H o rsesh o e o r thieik C lim ax d e liv e re d
$5.10, 24 c a n s S ta g o r U nion L ea d er
d e liv e re d $2.20. W rite CO-OP ST O R E
Cald'well fo re p rice list.
T h ere will be re a c h in g on th e l* t
3rd a n d 5th S unday? a t 21 a . m.
and on the in d in d 4th Sun d a y a at
7 p. m.
S u n d ay School e v ery Sunday a t 10
a. m.
A ll a re o rd lally Invited1 to a tte n d
th e s e services.
FLA T NO. 2, VANGILSfE
D E PA R T M E N T
H O USE,
NYSSA, OREGON.
AND T H E
FU R N IT U R E AND
H O U SEH O LD
GOODS
ARE
FOR SALE
W1ANTEEX—a c o o k in g Ho b by m an
and w ife—¡M. M cIntosh, N yssa R .F .D
No. 1. B ox No. 1'5.
R
W
HO USLEY
You Are Invited!
TO ATTEND
THE
Buy your outs at the Nyssa Flour Mill. 1 also have
wheat to sell in small quantities for chickens only.
! NYSSA FLOUR
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SILVER TEA
MILL jj
M. W ARREN, PROP.
TELEPHONE NO. 36-K
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Home, Your Business Your Possessions
ARE AT STAKE
Eat Drink and Be Careful; for Tomorrow
You May Have a Fire,
INSURE NOW
In old reliable fire insurance Companies, that can <!
show a clean record for prompt and satisfactory
Settlements, Represented by the undersigned,
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Saturday, January 31st
At the Library Room
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INVESTIGATE,
UNITED FOR PROSPERITY, LET’S GO
Nyssa Realty Co.
or J. BOYDELL
Licensed Real Estate Broker Phone 42
N Y SSA . (F irs t. I .«at. sr.J Alwayt ) O REG O N
—Bring a Book.
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