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VOL XIX NO. 26.
NYSSA. MALHEUR COUNTY. OREGON. FRIDAY. MARCH 4. 1921
A D R IA N
BY OUR REGULAR CORRB8PONDBNT
Bend was in town Saturday.
A joiat birthday party was
given in hoaor of Mrs. 8esie
Pomeroy and Miss Marshall, at
Mrs. Pomeroy’s home Saturday
eveaing. Those present were:
Mr. and Mrs. Aebrey Cone, Mr
and Mrs.
Russel Fleetwood.
Messrs. Orval and Evertt Fleet-
wood, Frank and Ralph Cone
Clarence Blliott, Mr. and Mrs.
George Cooley, Threlma Mc
Creary and Dollie McCreary.
Games and dancing were enjoyed
until a late hour. Dainty refresh
ments were then served.
Threlma MeCreary made a bus
iness trip to Big Bend Saturday.
Masons to Ontario
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An Early Easter
Suggests Early Buying
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The calendar says Easter is but three weeks
ayay, Mareh 27, and if you wish to be pre-
pa»*cd for that event you must SHOP
E A R LY.
We carry m e largest stock of
Millin*ry in this part of the country and are
prepared to take care of your, needs.
Prices range from $3 50 to $18.00 on trimmed hats
and from $1.75 to $15.00 on tailored styles.
One lot o f hats attractively priced at *5.00
Let e f Crepe de Chene and Georgette Waists marked
half price.
Osborn Millinery
Ontario, Oregon.
Try nature’s own sweet for the kiddies -
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HONEY FOSTER’S HONEY
With peanut butter half and half
THE SPREAD FOR BREAD FOR LUNCHES
CONDENSED STATEMENT
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At the close of business. Feb 21st, 1921,
As reported to the State Banking Department.
RESOURCES
LIABILITIES
R. E. Conley, a prosperous farmer
user Caldwell, was in Nyssa during
tho past week visiting at the home sf
hia brother, J. W. Conley of Bridge
island, and looking after property ia-
w|mst*. He owa* a 40-acre tract in
tW v Arcadia neighborhood.
E A Larkin has perchtsed the
Williams Produce C*. store, whieh
will hereafter be eider the manage
ment of Larkin Brea.
Mr. Williams,
whs has been conducting the business,
sxpeets ssan to engage ia pastoral
work in th* Nasarine church.
Farmers 0rd*r
Seed Fotatoer
Farm Bureau members met Thur .
day at the M. E. Church to make cp
orders for seed wheat and see,I pota
toes, certified and rot cert,tied, One
carload of Early Ohio potatoes, one
car of certified Idaho Kurals and four
ears of good quality seed Kurals were
needed to meet th* requirements fsr
this year. Besides some 13,000 lbs
ef certified Disklow wheat sesd will be
ordered.
Felton Duncan Buys Poal Hall
The Pastime pool hall, in th* Sharp
building, was sold this week to Felton
Duncan. C. A. Arthur*, who bought
the place from W. F. Dolan a few
weeks ago. gave poaaeasion Wednes
day, and Felton Is now a full-fledged
Tho Ladies Kensington met at the proprietor. Being wall known and pop-
home of Mrs. P. Ward Thursday after alar, he ie bound to do a good business.
noon, being the guests of Mrs. Ward
sad Mrs Btu'obs. A pleasant after
FOR SALE—Pigs weighing from 36
noon was spent, after whieh a fin* to 96 lbs. Beardless seed barley and
Would pay ash for
lunch was served. Itemor has it that work horses.
Chas. Gossett.
the ladies aro planning an elaborar* second-hand F’erd.
Advertisement.
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reception for the men in the near fu
ture. Poor men!
First class shoe repairing. Give me
EGGS FOR HATCHING—O A. C.
rial. C. P. Lackey.
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Laying strain Barred Plymouth Recks
—They lay, weigh, pay. $1.On for $16.
RED CLOVER SEED For Sal*. See
F. R. Marshall, Nyssa, Or.—Adv.
H. A. Teuti eh. R. F. D „ Nyssa, Or.
Farmers, bring your old harness to
Shotes
Wanted—Nyssa Meat Mar
the Lackey repair shop' and have it
ket.
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repaired right
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STATEM EN T OF
THE
BAN K OF NYSSA
Nyssa, Oregon
Called by the Superintendent of Banks of the State of Oregon at
the close of business February 21, 192L
RESOURCES
Loans and discounts....................... ................................ $204,174.98
Oveedrffts
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251-94
Bones aud Warrants..................................... .................... 10,084 40
Banking House, Furniture and Fixtures...........
6,771.46
Cash and Sight Exchange
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39-840.66
2fij.123.43
Rich for 48 Hours.
(Communicated i.
Little 19-year *>d Willie Da'ton rob
bed a Chicago hank ol $772 0(0 in
bends. Ho was rich for 48 bouts till
caught but say* ho sug> red hell dar
ing that time.
Ho gives some good advice to boys
who make haste get ts rich easy. He
now goes to the penitontiary. Got
the lesson boys. "I t pays to do right;
it nsvar pays to do wrong." Got with
tear book laarning soma ether lessens
on trnthfulncss and honesty, worth
millions to every young man. Charac
ter la worth moro thaa moasy.
D.
Our Vulcanizing
Department Adds
the appointment K Miles to Your Tires
month, ponding
pending
regalar carrier, and has given splen
did service
Methodist Episcopal
Church
Henry Young
Pastor
A comfortablo, homelike pla'e t*
worship where you will always be eur*
o f a cordial welcome.
Our business is to help folks know God
and themselves.
Serv'ces for Sunday, Mar h6.
Sunday School at 10 a. m.
Artie Bobertson this wash received
his appointment as mail ssrrier *n
Route lou t s f Nyssa and will begin hia
dati?» next Monday. George Bchweiaer
All men are cordially invited to the
Brotherhood class.
tft
A special class h £ b * e n ergrnized fsr
Ladies.
Preachimr service at 11 00 a. m. Sub
j -ct:
'Christ in Business L ife.”
iu s e '*1 music. Mrs. N. C. MtcLaff-
eriv, choir director.
L.idies Aid will meet Wednesday after
noons at the parsonage.
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Several million tires are thrown
away annually because ef lack of
TIMELY vulcanizing.
Bring in your worn tires and let
u.-i look them over, We will not repair
them UNLESS they are in condition
to render enough extra miles to pay
you for having the Work done.
Mr. Priest, general sgent for the O.
S. L at Boise, was in town Friday to
consult with City Attorney Blodgett in
regard te the train schedule.
Mr.
Priest was very interested in Nyss*
and premised to do all within hie power HERE AND THERE PRICES
to give us better passenger accommo
Ford radiators............................ *26 00 J
dations, especially going west.
rord connecting rods__________ 1.76 JB
A party of Nyssaitea returned thi* Ford tool box - ................ ........ . . 3.00 ■
Ford tail lights______________ . J.OO —
25,000.00 week from an extended visit to their Ford battery box........................... 4.00 n
25.442.46 old home in Hollaed. Tbe party con Fan bolts, gasket*, rim lag« and har- X
sisted o f John Stem Dirk Stem, wife vsy springe far all makes o f ears, m.
and two children, Garrett Stem and Hors* the* and Miller #i refold aad we j *
them - fra* of sharg* if they ;
wife, Jacob van Twiak and Mr. Relllk. , i repair
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Loan* and Discounts......... $294,863.08 Capital Stosk...........
23 03 Surplus Prafits................
O verd rafts...............
Banking Hoase and
Flxturea.. ......................... 10.496 27
School District
Mrs. garret Item waa on eef
Warrants______$16,200.00
19,922 50 !
fairest daughters, wb* won
Liberty Bends
3,722.50
....................... 319,864.62 heart during hi* visit home
Cash and due fram Beak».. 44,946 20; Be posits
IS70.247.OBl
H70.247.06 waa persuaded to eeeempany
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new world, the will receive
___ BILL» FAYABLB OR RE DISCOUNTS. NONE-----
welcome by her new friend*
and vicinity.
Your Butiaaaa Ia Solicited and will Be Appreciated
Ic PE»: COIT
past two weeks, left Monday for a team pat on the Master Mason degree
LIABILITIES
trip into Mexito, via California.
I in courtesy.to the neighboring brothers.
E. B. Conklin, the well known rancher ' After the work, a splendid banquet Capital stock paid in...............................................................$25.000.00
:’0.000.O0
and educator, waa in Nyssa Wedr.es- 1 was given in the rooms of the Parma Surplus....................................................................................
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2,494.16
day from hia farm near Ontario. Mr. | Memorial Hall by the Eastern Star. Undivided profits...........................
Bill
payable.................................
40,000.00
Conklin was superintendent of the
Parma proved to be a moat excellent
............................. .... 173,629.27
Nyssa school last year.
. host, and entertained the visitors in a Deposits.............................................
>261,121.43
, way tkat left nothing to be desired,
R. E. Taylor, agent for Cloaaet &
there being about 200 Masons present,
Devers, was In Nyssa this week intro- i
visitors from Nyssa, Caldwell and
ducing tbo Nu-Ray-A Tea. Bee ad on
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Wilder. Those present from here were:
8th page for detaile for secaring a I
, F. D. Hall, A. H. Boydell, 1. Lax,
C n n i D E YOURSELF upon being
package o f tea frae.
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H. Walters, J. Boydell, D. W. Gibson.
JL an informed Presbyterian and
M in Nellie Morrie has opened £ E B. Nedry, A. P. Gibson, J. P. Dun-
know what your denomination ia do
millinery stove in Ontario and invites away, S. D, Oobhert, O. C. Bauer, F.
ing. Leaflets and reports are avail
the ladies of Nyssa and vicinity to call E. Yoang, w
r. Shields. Dr, Rey j
able. Ask your pastor. Regular
and inspect her stock. A fin* line of Nolds, D. Tensan, E. M. Dean and ■
reading o f «New Era Magazine, the
Easter hats to select from. See her Mr. Divan.
mission monthlies and church week
announcement on 4th page.
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lies in your own home will, however,
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Morris Fenn this week moved to his FOR SALE OR T R A D E -N ew cook
more
easily give you that broad yiew
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Range,
navsr
been
atad.
Will
ranch oa the Owyhee, far which he
o f world needs which a Presbyterian
recently traded his residsnes property soil for less than tost, or liado for
ought to have.
In Nyssa to Archie Sinclair. Archie good sow.—C. C. Qi'more, B. F. D.,
D ep a rtm en t o f I’ u b lid ty
evened things up by moving to town. Nysaa. Oregon.
We thus lose one good citizen and gain
another.
M ALHEUR COUNTY B AN K
o f N yssa, O r e g o n
The local Masons were again given a
big .¡me, this time at Ontario, Thurs
day. Acacia Lodge No. 118, Ontario,
proved royal hosts, giving their guest*
a big banquet, and putting four Can
dida .eu through tne 3d dtgree. Aboat
600 Masons were present, there oeing
visitors from Payette, Nyssa, Vale
and other lodges. The Payette and
Nyssa teams sach conferred the 3d de
gree, out o f courtesy to th* Ontario
ledge. It was ene of the biggeat gath
erings of Masons ever held in this
section. Those attedding from Nysaa
wore: F D. Ball, E. M. Dean, F. E.
Young, I. Lax, O. H. Prettyman, S.
D. Goshert, J. Boydell, J. H, Wolf,
A R. Boydell, C. H. Crswford, W. F.
Shields, F. M. Dunn, E. B. Nedry,
I)r. Reynolds, A W. Ward, J. P.
Qunaway.
A Brief Resume o f the Daily Events in a Live Town—
What Your Neighbors Are Doing.
Clark I bos attended th* sale
in Rena valley Tuesday.
H. W. Adams went to Vale Monday
Alex Brough was an Ontario visitor
Mr. Schafer made a buaiiess
Mrs- J. Whipple visited ia Ontario Wednesday.
trip to Adrian Monday.
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs Jasper Spencer of Boise
Mra. Pomeroy and niece. Mar
Albert Hinich was a beaineaa visitor were visitors in Nyssa Sunday.
tha Marshall, visited Mrs. Pome-
Mra. Mabel Murray of Vale, vieited
to Ontario Monday.
roy’a daughter. Mrs. Cooley of
Mr. aad Mra Marion Dann wara vis friends in Nyssa during the week end.
Parma over Sunday.
itors to Ontario Monday.
Mrs. R. Clark and Mias Della Clark
Mr Christensen made a busi
Mra, Mettie McNee ia moving into were visitors at Boise the first of the
ness trip to Parma one day this
week,
bar residence on Main street.
week.
M rs. Maxwell and daughter,
Mrs. Fred Marshall went to Payette
The Misses Eva Boydell and Marga
Mr. Rose, brother of Mrs.Inos, Corinne. returned heme Sunday
Wednesday to meet friends from Port
ret
Coveli
viaited
at
Parma
Saturday.
is visiting her at present.
from a visit with Mrs Maxwell’s
land.
Mrs. Randall Sage of Ontario was a
Miss MeDonald was visiting in sister. Mrs. Tyler, o f N ew Ply
Mr. and Mra. E. F. Pratt, prominent
visitor at the W G. Cathey home Sun
mouth.
Adrian Wednesday.
eitiaens ef the Owyhee, were buslneaa
day.
It Is reported that the state en
viaitors to Nysaa Tuesday.
Dr, Sasith, who had the mis gineers will be ready to survey
Mr. end Mra. J. S. Parsons and
fortune to hurt his knee, made a the land for a new public high daughter are visiting relatives in After several weeks visiting her sia-
trip to Weiser, where he will way very soon.
ter, Mr*. O. S. Tyler, ef New Plymouth
Nysaa.
have it treated.
Mrs. M M Maxwell, with her daughter,
Mr. and Mrs. la lto n Stevens of
Miss Margurite Purdy was
Oorinne, has returned to their home in
Bight carloads of settle were shoppiag in Adrian Tneaday.
o f Apple Valley ware visiting in Myssa
Kingman Kolony.
shipped by numeross farmers,
Robert Wade has hia summer Sunday
from Adrian Friday.
A «ale of hurues and cuws,
Mrs. Alpha Andarsen o f Bakar ia
meat in store, having butchered
Ivor Christensen received word a hog Sunday and canned n quar visiting her parents and other rela farm implements and household
from his brother Pete, who had ter of beef a few days before.
good* will be held by W. L. Wil-
tives in Nyssa this wsek.
an operation in Boise, that be
saa at tka Tam Coward ranch on
C.
M.
Prettyman,
local
manager
of
Even the coyotes like Adrian,
waa improving fast.
Marck 16.
as numerous enes have been seen the Gem State Lumber Oo., ia in Po
Dolhe MeCreary and cousin, lately, ene earning directly into catello this week on business.
The evangelistic meetings at the
Martha Marshall, attended a sale town.
Presbyterian church were highly ap
William Ward o f Prairia City ia visit,
near Parma Friday.
preciated by all who at ended. Good
Fred Snively of upper Owyhee ing relatives and looking after prop
c° nXri‘gations greeted the SDeaker at
Carl Caverhlll of Wilder was in
a business visitor in Adrian erty interest! in Nysaa this week.
every serviee. The meetings closed on
Adrian Thursday, in search of Tuesday.
Mrs. P. M. Biakley returned the first Sunday evening while many regretted
two of hia horses, a sorrel mare
A crowd of yeung people took of the week from a three week* visit that they could not continue for an
and bay horse that disappeared
a
horseback
tripout into the bills with her daughtar at Prosser, Wash.
other week Several expressed a de
from his ranch over a week ago.
Mr. and Mra. Silas Dunham were sire to coafess Christ, and they will be
No traee has yet been found as Sunday. Much fun was reported.
Much land is being rented at visiting at the home o f the letter’s received at Easter into the fellowship
to their whereabouts.
present.
Russel Fleetweod has sister, Mrs. H. I. Haley, da-iing the of the church. Th* Rev. W. F. Coch
Jack Glascock waa in town
rested the place Ray Cartright weak end.
ran gave good and inspiring sermons
from Owyhee Saturday.
was on last year, and Aubrey
Mr. acd Mr». Randall Sage are mov while here.
George Tureman was saddenly Cone baa rented one •f Mr. Bar.
ing to Nyssa from Ontario and will be
called to Baker to the bedside of rett’ s places.
located on the Morebead farm, north
his father, who ia not expected
east of Nyssa.
to live.
Masons Make Merry
Notice is hereby given that I refuse
Mrs. R. M. DeArmond of Vale waa
Adrian’s population was muck to pay any biila contracted by Mra.
A
large number of *ocal Masons went
increased this week, a bridge Margaret Geerhart. W. F. Geerbart. a house guest o f Mrs. J. P. Dunawav to Parma Tuesday evening to partake
last week, and togethar the ladies
crew being stationed on the tid
of work and to celebrate with the
spent the week-end at Boise
ing while building n ew bridges
Parma'Tndge of Master Masons. It wit
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FOR
SALE—Five
share«
Owyhee
V. W. Wills, brotharof J. W. Wills,
between h ire an Home Jalev
ditch stgck, $35 each. —Fred MMngback. who ha« keen visiting at Nyssa for the the occasion of the making of the 100th
Elmer Walker o f Upper Big
Mason in the Parma lodge. The Nyssa
— Advertisement
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