The Gate city journal., October 08, 1920, Image 1

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ATE CITY JOUKNAI
VOL XIX NO. 5.
NYS8A. MALHEUR COUNTY. OREGON. FRIDAY. OCTOBER 8. 1920
Barney Wilson
KINGMANJÍ0L0NY
Withdraws From Miss Kennedy, who ie teaching In ^
Nyes.a, spent the week end with Miss
Mayoralty Raer Florence Kingman.
Many Nyssa People
Converted
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baby spent an enjoyatHe n uairal even
ing at the W W. Smith home Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Bradley and
family motored to Ontario Sunday,
* w» ( t-k in g Mrs. C. W AMredge, who
A Brief Resume of the Daily Events in a Live Town—
; spent the past week with them, horn ■.
What Your Neighbors Are Doing.
f j F ied Kiingback took a loa lof wheat
2 | ‘° W arren’s mill Monday. He intends
Clibton Webb and Mrs, Sadi*
' to have it ground and made into flour
I. Crockett surprised their friends
H. F. P r a t t of E m m e tt was in Nyssa
Fred E. Young ia reported on the sick later
Tuesday.
list.
Mrs. Wall a r d the children are visit yesterday when they motored to
Wm. Peutz was in from Owyhee
Caldwell and were married.
Isham An arson attended the sale in ing at the Lowe home this week
yesterday.
Idaho Wednesday.
The bride is the popular pro­
George Kroth nnd Andy Hansen arc
J C. Watson was here from Apple
Mrs Dallas Duncan of Wilder, whs helping hay on tha Peutz ranch
prietor of the Silver Grid and has
Valley yesterday.
in Nyssa, Tutsday.
Mr. and Mrs, T M. Lewa motored lived in Nyaga many year«, and
Tom Johnston of Jordan Valley was
Mrs. R. R. Overstreer, c f the Kolony to Purma Sunday where they were her
friends a^e a r >st. Tha
here yesterday.
was in Ny^ea Tuesday
guests to dinner a t the home cf Mr. gr^wn is a trusted et ployeeof
Mrs Ezra Bowlz aad son went to
Mrs Iieed and duaghter. were On and Mrs P eter Denning who are girl- the Wood Live Stock company
hooa friends of Mrs Lowe.
Emm ett, yesterday.
turio visitors Taesday.
Miss Charlotte Huffman of Nyssa j a n d h - s n l *d e N y s s a *’i# h o n , e
Clarence McConnel was in from his
Willi# Rifenhurg and " R e d ” deVries spent the week end a t l er home near - t h e p a s t year.
rancL on the Owyhee, Tuesday.
were Ontario visitor* Tuesday.
Mitchell Butte. He** cousin Herman 1
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Mrs. John K ester and Miss Nellie
Dr. C. C. Tyler, of Ontario, was Rust took her back to Nyssa in his ear
Sunday evening.
• Among tha O wyheetham who wen
Conley were in Ontario yesterday
hunting in this locality last week.
Mr. and Mrs. F. Kiingback “ Forded” ■ prises a t the County fail ware the
Frank Minton was in Nyssa from
Tom Neighbors and Robert Clark to Roswell Saturday for fruit.
| Bigelows on canned fruitand « gitables.
Apple Valley, on business, Monday. left Tuesday evening for California.
Not much doin’ this week, every on wheat, J« hn Reece and n butter
Mrs Kirk and daughter, Mrs. Ed
Mr and Mrs. C. H. P rettym an and hody too busy haying and nearly every Bnc| eookiea-M rs. M. Klmg ick. Mr.
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Warren were Caldwell visitors, Tues Mr. and Mrs J. M. Robertson were one ia finding it hard to * g e t a fuII ( Reece
b w heat waa le n t to l i e S tate
crew.
day.
out pheasant hunting, Sunday.
Jack McConnell is reported to have fair a t Salem, as waa also > piash and
cantelopes exhibited by S. D. Bigelow.
Mrs. Wilson and daughter. Gertrude,
A regu'ar business mseting of the sold his hay last week a t $10.00.
were a tending the Round Up in Wei­ Masonic lodge will be held nex t Wed­
Mr. and Mrs. Ben l.egan and family
ser, yseterday.
nesday evening in the Opera house. formerly of Owyhee but now of Kuna,
Upon her return to W i." i Walla
and Mr. Cal Logan of Burley, Idaho
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Beak with of
The city trees are being trim med by visited in Nyssa Wednesday at the H. Mies Marion Lowe was m tided th a t
she had been selected as a n u m b e r of
Fruitland visited the F, R. Marshall order of tho city council, and now Walters heme.
home en Sunday.
present a more pleasing appearance.
Kenneth McDonald spent Tuesday- the Cabinet of the Y. M C. A. of
Whitman Collage.
W. L Gibson returned this week night with his cousin Gerald DeBord.
W. W. F ester is making extensive
improvements to his residence property from a trip to th* interior where he
purchased 1400 head of Iamb 9 to chew
ne r the school house.
his hay.
Gordon McLaiTerty laft for Caldwell
Guy Hunt of Cornucopia and 9.
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Monday afternoon, where he will a t ­
Painter of Halfway are visiting at
tend the College of Idaho.
the home of tho former,s brother, C.
Mre. Ray Chipman and son left yes­ C. Hunt.
terday morning for a tw o weeks visit
A football practice game was played
with her parents a t Drewsey
You will find every Director and Officer of the
between Nyasa and Ontario Tuesday
Malheur County Bank keenly alive to the responsi­
Ira Talkington returned to Nyssa and as usual, the Nyssa boys showed
bilities assumed in acting as custodians of the
from Montana yesterday where he has good speed
been for the past several menths.
people’s money, and iff. financial prerrotors of their
Mr. and Mrs McLellan, of Nampa
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M ibs Eliiott has fin’thed hercom m er
Barney Wilson, who was one of th* cical course in Buiae, and is now at
home.
three nominees for mayor at the masu
Mis» Eulalia Shaffer is a freshman at
■ e a ti n g held recently in the
pern
house, has, a fte r giving tho m a tte r , the L ermountain Institute a t Weiser
careful consideration, decided th a t he i this y*ar.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Edwards spent
could not spare the time from his pri
v a te business to attend to ‘he daties Saturday and Sunday in New Plymouth
e f the office and definitelydac'i » the on a combined business and plcasuru
accompanied by
nomination. This leaves the field to trip. They were
P. M. W arren and W. S. Clore, and Mrs. Edwards sister, Miss Mason, who
the race promises to be worth watch teaches in the Roswell high school.
Ing
i A E. Wade, formerly of the Kolony,
Mr. W'lson’« formal deelinatien was a guest a t the Kingman home r e ­
follows:
cently. Mr. Wade is now located at
“ To the People of Nyssa:
Lewiston, Idaho.
“ While appreciative of the honor son-
Miss Vera Neeh one of our teachers,
fined on me a t the recent mass meet
spent the week end at her homo in On
ing, I m ast dscline to accept the nomi­
tario.
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nation for mayor, owing t<* the preBs
The
Blodgett
family
from
Nyssa
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of private bnsiness, which would p r e ­
vent me from giving the attention to Miss Bernice Martfh from Parm a were
the duties th a t the offioe of mayor a t their Kolony homes Saturday and
Sunday.
would require should I be elected.
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Reverend Shields held aerviees at the
“ Thanking my friends for their offers
school building Sur.dsy morning, an 1 a
of support, I am,
short musical program was a spec-al
“ Yours respectfully,
feature of Sunday School. The mem
•‘Barney Wilson.-
hers of the Sunday Scnool voted in
favor ef a county nurse,
Commercisi Club Meets
Mr aad Mrs. Orin Wallace visited at
A special meeting: of the Com­ the Vanderpool home Tuesday.
mercial Club was held Thursday W. A. Schlup and family of Harbor,
evening to arrange plans for re­ Oregon, are now occupying Mr. Hub
ceiving the Portland business W alters’ heuae.
men. who will be here October Two companies have been trying to
19. Committees are a« fellows: secure hag this week in the Kolony to
Entertainment—S D. Goshert. bale, but no more sales have been made
Jess Thompson, Ernest Wilson. up to this time.
Auto—I Lax, C. C. Cotton, Er- The hrst meeting of tha Home
nest Wilson.
Nursing class met Monday; but the
Printing—E. M. Dean, J. Bov* first lesson will be given Friday, tbe
d e ll
eighth, in the old Big Bend atore
building at twe o ’clock prom ptly. The
lesson was postponed until Friday in
order th at those who were hay ng this
week could commence with the first
lesson. The only expense involved is
one dollar for tho textbook. Monday,
to tha fact we save auto owners g .a Miss Simmons sp ik e interestingly of
her f j i Cross work abroad cbieily in
m o n >y or, 'i-es and -vito access r
Vlaoivdatok.
On Miller and Horse Shoe tires we sell,
Miss Frances Enos has accepted a
we will repair free of charge any found
school on the upper Owyhee.
defective.
Horse Shoe Record tubes will stand a
Miss Thralma McCreary is attending
te s t no other will—once you try them the Intermountain Institute at Weiser
you will use no other.
Adrian is a busy place this year.
WK CARRY A BIGSTOCK OF T IR E s Denny & Company are loading twelve
AND AUTO ACCESSORIES.
cars of baled hay per week: E. L. la t e
R ear Donble Tire Carrier each
$4.' j 0 is loading the second car of apples: Two
Top C o m p l e te ..........................
$13.00 cars ut coal and one of lumber arrived
S e a t Covers Compiele
______ 12,00 this week for the Van P etten Lumber
F ro n t Springs ..................................... 1.90 company. Tiling for the drainage
district continues to arrive, and they
Tool B o x .......................................
3.00
F ro n t N. 3. Casings ..............
13.00 are unloading constantly. The tile
F ro n t Tubes .........................................2.7$ covers nearly two blacks of town. One
car of barley was seu t out Tuesday,
Casing Repairsd. Retreaded and Re but w heat loading is a t a stand-still on
lined. All Work Guaranteed.
account 01 ihe slump in prises.
BICYCLES R EPA IR E D and
S U P P L IE S SOLD
FOK S A L E —Larga wicksr baby car­
ru g a . Mrs. Sialla Hoover.
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CONSERVATIVE
Such co-operation reflects in the growth of our
business and this banl appreciate* the business o f
its eustomers and oilers you friesdly banki»
service.
RELIABLE
IINSUE2ANCE
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I Nyssa Oarage
Batteries recharged and repaired
A full line of Oils and
Greases.!
Kelly Springfield tires aa I tubes.
All work done Promptly by. F in t Class Mechanics, and
guaranteed to Please.
AT YOUR SERVICE
WE NEVER SSEFP
mot op with a haavy snow storrn srd
extrem ely sold weather, which caua d
him to beat a hasty re tre a t for Sunny
Malheur.
Revival maati g* are b e i n ; held at
th? Apple Vailey sehool bouse con­
ducted by Rev. Folgham, of Payette,
and arsisted by Rev Clive William» of
Nyssa. Good interest is being shows
a rd meetings will be held indefinitely.
All are cordially invit d.
Mr. and M u H. k . Hite were bu
ness visitors to town Monday.
August 1st, 1920 ............... ......... ...................
$
186,95» 33
September 1st, 1920
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280,530.(-!
October 6. 1920 ....
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$ 343.471.1J
We Solicit Your Business
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your stock. Bui do it now.
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George Kroth returned from a trip
Caldwell Monday.
Mr» F L. DeBord made a brief c
a t th* Walters home last week
Mr and Mrs. W arrea Flos,..- a«
family, recently of Harper, but n< w
living n H. W alters dry land ran«-,
and Mr and Mrs. Claude 8m h ami
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OWYHEE
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welfare
Miss Charlotte Huffman, who is at- are visiting a t the horns of their son
tending sohool here, spent the week and wife, Mr and Mrs. Elmore Mc-
L ellai.
end at her home on the Owyhee
■J. Boydell and W. B. Moxie attended
LOST— White canvas robe between
Nyssa aad Gamble Island Finder pleas, 'h e Malheur County Re Ity asssciution
meeting in Ontario on Friday eveuing
leave a . Jou rnal office.— Ady
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last. At said meeting it was unanimously
H. W. Adams left Sunday evening agreed th at in the fu ture ail listings of
for Susanville, where be will visit his Real E state shall be -‘exclusive author­
daughter and family fo r a few days ity” to sell. This arrangem ent will be
Wilson & Warren sold the last of far better for the party listing, und
their w heat and barley, Wednesday, will do a *->ay with any controversy afts r
a fter having shipped several car loadc. sale, also will anable the broker to give
each listing sufficient Rdvsatising with
Mrs. E tha Ha.ey and Mrs. Andruella
all other brokers in Malheur ceunty and
Storts left Sunday evening I n‘ Fayette,
elsewher*.
« h e re they will try their ha. i atpack-
ng apples.
Parker’s Tire Shop
J. H. Wolf.
More Popular
Nyssa Young
People Wed
IRyssa an d \Picinit$ }
Mr. and Mrs Charles Hinder e f Cas­
cade arrived the first of the week to
visit their grand dau ghter. Mrs. W.
The w ater was turned out of the
Megorden.
Owyhee Ditch Fast Friday.
Mrs H F. Pr t t and children ar
Fred Kiingback had a 'phone p u t in
rived in Nyssa Saturday evening from last week.
Emm ett, on their way to the Owyhee
Mrs. J . S, Glascotk motored to ihe
to visit old friends.
Bend for fruit Saturday.
A ato Assessories
White Leghorn Pullets for Sale,—
Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Ray arrived in
Frank Fraier, husband of our popu­
Phone 177
ONTAR O, OREGON Mrs. J C. Beam, N yssa—Adv. Oct 1 Nyssa from Portland Monday morning
and are visiting a t the home of Mr. lar primary teacher is hslping through
haying a t the Ja c k McConnell ranch
and Mrs. C. P. Lackey.
ï m e h m s s b u m m
Many friends ia thia neighborhood
Ed Hillier formerly of Nyssa, out
now of Nampa, was a Nyssa visitor were shocked and grieved to hear of
Sunday, and was
accompanied heme j th* recent death of Bert Cassell, of
Ontario, who was taken ill with typhoid
by Mayor T. J . Caldwell.
j and died soon a ft e r
Mr. Cassell was
G. A Cayot Internal Revenue man, in the community a short time c<{o,
of Portland, wss in Nyssa Wednesday ) having dug several wells around here
cheeking up local soda fountains and
this summer, the most recent one being
also looking up income tax returns. !
for Pete Christensen, of Adrian.
Miss Bernice McLafferty left S atur­
When you insure your prop rty against fire investigate Rhe
day evening for College Place near I | W. M. Mill-r, formerly of Nyssa,
company th a t issue* your Polity. I represent tha largest and
Walla Walia, where she will attend but now the "McConnen m a n ,” with
stron g est American Company.
Protect your Hay, Grain,
on a . 640 „ acre
the Seventh Day A dveatists school headquarter*
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, homestead
near Bonita, was in Owyhee Tuesday
Automobile, Dwelling and Outbuildings.
Arnold L aFrenz formerly of Nyssa, wjt |,
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I w rite Deeds, M o rtg a g e , Contract* and Wills. Notary
was a heavy loser in the fir. a t Robia | G#<) Smitk he, „ Archj. i i n e | i ,r *
Pubtia. Phono or call a t residence.
atta. Monday night, when th ®
! stack hi. 3rd cutting of .H aifa the
destroyed a building belonging to him
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valued at $10,000.
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Fred Pullen ha i the misfortune to
Mr. Maynard Redmond, cashier o f , .
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t h e S t a s e Bank of Portland, visited
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Nyssa 0,1 Saturday last and mcide.it
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into
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hills.
m ally listed his holdings here w Pb th-
Mrs.
Harry P r a t t and chi-'re
Nyasa P.ealty company.
Margu rite and E sther and Mrs Wm
A party tor.rfsiing of Mr. and Mrs Obeinsyer and baby of Emmett, viaitr
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C. P. Lackey, and daughter, Mr am ;
at the Chas Bradley home from Satur
Mrs. T. Butler. Mr. a rd Mr»
Dewt
dav to Tuesday whan Mr. P r a t t ar.
Ray. and Gordon Kay attended the Mr. Oberm yer came to take them h me. |
Round Up in Weiser. y< ater day,
John Wall J r . , sen of Mr and Mr . |
I-, A. Galtegly. was called to Camas
John Wall ha» been very ill but is no
Prairie, Sunday, owing to the illness of
quite a bit better.
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BROWNING & ?EASE, Prop».
on? of his child rir. J
VV. Wills is
Elroy Hoffman finished filing II «-•• |
substiluliri; ii the I.cm her company’s
allies during Mr. Gailrgly s absence. last wsek.
Wm. MeEwen who wa» very ill 1» I
Harry Sharp re urned Friday from
Lot u . make your old car New. We special./« in Auto
week
i» able to navigate again a d
an ex tenia«; trip through Washington,
repairing and rebuilding. 'G a Engines repaired
Ita h o a n ! Montana. In Montana I a foaling much better.
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