The Gate city journal., July 21, 1922, Image 4

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JULY 4TH
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NYSSA, OREGON
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OREGON SLOPE
C O U N T Y N E W S i! HAVE FAMILY RE UNION
Item» o f Local arid Personal Inte rest. Gathered
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B y The Enterprise Correspondents.
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FARMERS BUSY RAYING CUT SECOND HAY CROP
IRONSIDE
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SKVËRAL
HAY
MEN
ON
R A N C H H E S FROM O U T ­
SID E PO IN T S
RIVERDALE
SECON D C U T T IN G SE E M S TO BE
VERY GOOD T H IS
YEAR.
Mr. and M rs. N. G. Sullens of
Vale, Mr. and M rs. H enry B a rk er of
n e ar F ru itla n d
and
C larence and
Tom B a rk e r of W ashoe w ere e n te r­
tained a t d in n er Sunday by Mr. and
M rs. G eorge Sullens.
Mr. and M rs. O tto Meili w ere din­
ner g u e sts Sunday of Mr. and Mrs.
W a tts o f P a y e tte .
Jo h n P a tte rs o n
sp e n t the week
end a t the M orton home in O ntario.
•F ran k D. Hall, C ashier.
H. W alters, P resid en t.
E ugene S h a y is on the sick list.
F . E. Y oung, A ss’t C ashier.
Dick Tensen, Vice P resident.
Mr. and M rs. O. C. M iller were
W eiser v isito rs T uesday.
H enry Rabey w ent to th e hills
T h u rsd a y fo r a load of poles.
C. W elcher w as q u ite ill several 3 0 1
O
days la s t week.
M rs. L. E . W alk er and d a u g h te r
and M rs. L illian L au e r o f P a y e tte
w ere e n te rta in e d
M onday
a t the
C. W elcher hom e.
T he o rc h a rd lsts o f th e Slope are
busy th is w eek th in n in g apples and
picking ch erries.
M rs. K. N . O sborne has been
Sunday School........................ . 10:00 a. m.
q u ite ill th e p a s t week.
Preaching services
............... 11:00 a.m .
M r. and M rs. P. M. Boals, Mr.'
Preaching Services
. . . . . . . . ’.7:30 p. m.
and M rs. C. A. K u rst and R. O.
Hik-man, w ife and d a u g h te rs m otor-
by Glenn Davis
es to W eiser M onday evening fo r a
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picnic su p p e r a t O regon T ra il P ark.
A cordial invitation is extended to all to attend these
Mr. and M rs. C oates e n te rta in ed
services.
a bout 20 re la tiv e s fro m Boise S un­
day a t a fa m ily re-union.
Mr. B re ith a u p t o f B u rn s spent
sev eral day s la s t w eek w ith his
b ro th er, A lva B re ith a u p t.
Mr3. O tto M eili
is e n te rta in in g
h e r s is te r and tw o children from
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Illinois.
Mr. and M rs. C aleb A n trien , who
have been spending the p a st few
w eeks a t N ew port, sp e n t W ednes­
d a y w ith M r. and M rs. P. M. Boals.
Mr. and M rs. A n triem w ere on th e ir
w ay overland to
th e ir hom e in
G reenleaf, Idaho.
W illiam G race sp en t sev eral days
la s t w eek w ith frien d s in Boise.
Mr. and M rs. C. W elcher and Mr.
and M rs. M o ffitt and children m o­
to red tH Boise F rid a y and sp e n t the
day w ith friends.
M erle Van
N a tta
sp en t several
days la st w eek w ith his uncle, F red
Spencer, and w ife of F ru itla n d .
M iss L ola G orton and Mr. Dem cr-
iek of P a y e tte w ere g u e sts Sunday
of Mr. and M rs. A m e r G orton.
R. O. H ilem an, w ife and d a u g h ­
te rs P e a rl and
K a th ry n of Boise
sp en t th e w eek end w ith Mr. and
M rs. P. M. Boals. The H ilem an and
Boals fam ilies w ere fo rm e r N e b ras­
ka friends.
M iss G e rtru d e
Boals w ent to
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Boise T uesday fo r a few days visit
w ith P e a rl and K a th ry n H ilem an
J . W. F ick, w ife and d a u g h te r
M ary of Boise w ere g u e sts Tuesda;.
of C. W elcher and w ife.
Mr. and M rs. Roy H orn and sou
and Mr. and M rs. R. J. E p p -rso n
and son of P a y e tte w ere entertain:-d
Sunday evening by Mr. and M rs
A lva H auntz.
Mr. and M rs. B ert Law rence,, Mr.
The hot w e ath e r has become gen
and Mrs. Ted W isdom and Mrs. (i. crons this y e a r and has put in full
A, T urem an w ere B ak er v isito rs the tim e fo r the p a st fo u r o r five weeks.
Capital .......................................
p a st week.
H enry A lsop left M onday fo r
E ugene
and
points in
M rs. ita lic R oberson is visiting P o rtlan d ,
/ w w v w w .m v :
relativ es in B aker fo r an extended C alifornia, w here he will visit fo r
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few w eeks.
tim e.
O scar G ra n t re tu rn e d from the
M isses H azel and J u a n ita W est-
* * * * * * * A O ****-’ * * * * * * * * * * * • ■ * * * * * * *.'’! fall a re v isitin g th e ir siste r, Mrs. W illam ette valley c o u n try Wednes*
day, w here he sp e n t the p a st eight
Ike Pow ers o f O ntario.
m onths in th e cream ery business.
R alph H arvey delivered a
M rs. K elsey M arquess and c h il­
load of stock sa lt to the U nity
dren of D urkee a re v isitin g th e ir
Stock association Sunday.
p a re n ts and g ra n d p a re n ts for a few
L ester
Ham m ock of B onita is
days.
w orking in th is vicinity
E. E. ecord w as indisposed fo r a
Lew is Rose and O liver Crew s have
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T, . ’ (lay o r tw o la s t week but is feeling
tak en a c o n tra ct p u ttin g up Ed
again.
B eam 's hay.
The second crop of a lfa lfa is now
Ja m es M o rfitt of Boise and Mrs. being cut w hich is as good as usual
O liver, his siste r, of M alheur C ity or p e rh a p s b e tte r and the price has
m otored by w ay of Ironside and advanced to $10 p e r ton, w hich is
U n ity to P o rtlan d , w here th ey will g re a t re lief to fa rm e rs who have
v isit relatives.
been w ork in g fo r n o th in g fo r the
Mrs. S. A. T u rem an and d a u g h ­ p a st tw o o r th re e y e a r^
te r Ida and M rs. Q. II. L aw rence
A. R. G ra n t le ft M onday fo r A p ­
drove to M alheur riv e r M onday.
pleton and o th e r points in his native
M iss D orothy M o rfitt and P a n sy | sta te ,
W isconsin, w here he will
D errick w ere Ironside visito rs Mon visit old frien d s and re la tiv e s and
day.
acquaintances
of
form er
For a Clean, Cool, Smooth, Satisfying Shave we
M r. and M rs. Ray D uncan w ere, days
called to S ilver C ity, Idaho, T h u rs -|
Miss D ella P a tch w ent to Lew is-
ask you to try our
day on account o f in te re s ts in m in - 1 ton M onday, w here she w ill visit
ing claim s he has th ere.
w ith frien d s fo r some tim e o r until
M rs. A lb ert
M orfitt of Golden the opening session of P ullm an col­
E a g le is v isitin g h e r m other, M rs. lege a t Pullm an. W ash.
D. M. Rippley, here.
Miss Lucile G ra n t re tu rn e d from
M r. and M rs. Roscoe W elch a re P o rtlan d and m any o th er points in
help in g
F re d
L aw rence
th ro u g h the W illam ette
valley W ednesday,
haying.
! w here she sp e n t several w eeks w ith
M rs. C hester
of M alheur riv e r re la tiv e s and friends..
has been v isitin g frien d s here the
Mr. and M rs. R obert W eber w ent
p a s t week.
to G rand .V alley Sunday, w here they
Clyde Beam of N yssa is w orking conducted L. D. S. services a t the
school house.
fo r Chas. Seaton.
This razor is fully guaranteed, and if you find
M rs. Jo e H a rv ey of M alheur
one not enterely as represented, we’d rathea re­
riv e r w as here shopping M onday.
turn your money than keep it.
M r. Dave G raham , su p e rin te n d en t
of the E a s te rn O regon L and Co.,
with each $1.00 Cash
w as in th is vicinity th is w eek on
business.
purchase
Gordon D errick le ft fo r his home M alheur C ounty Real E s ta te T ra n s ­
fe rs Recorded Ju ly 8th
a t M alheur C ity. He has been v isit­
to Ju ly 15.
ing a t the Locey home.
Mrs. H enry C ape w as an Iro n ­
side v isito r T hursday.
C. D. D avis to Ja n e A. D avis,
G. R. Dickson w as in tow n F r i­
L ots 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5, Block 215, O n­
day shopping.
M rs. Murk R u th erfo rd and d a u g h ­ tario . 7-8-22. $1.00.
te r Vada of M alheur d istric t w as on
A lfred L. G riffin to C larence H.
Ironside v isito r F rid ay .
O xm an, NW >4, W 14 N E 14, NBSW 'A
See. 33-15-44. 7-10-22. $10.00.
S h e riff II. Lee Noe to C ary M.
BROGAN
Mr.' and M rs. E. F ro s t cut ■ tain
* ! R ader, EV4N14SE14
and
W V4EH
ed Mr. and M rs. S tanley B nv. . . i . j
SE >4 Sec. 2-18-40. 7-10-22. $060.30.
sons of O ntario, J . L. Brown and
Geo. W m. Cum m ins e t ux to Wm.
MfrVivl; is at
S. M haer, all sections 12 and 13, Tp. fam ily and C layton
d
in
n
er
Sunday.
30 S. R. 40. 7-10-22. $1.00.
Mr. and M rs. Chas. W u r c n :i<
IN T E R IO R IS B E IN G PL A S T E R E D I O. V. Uolloway e t ux to H a rry I,.
AND K A LSO M IN EI) B E F O R E i Tom lin,
m etes
and
bounds,
40 d a u g h te r D arlene re tu rn e d to the.,
SCH OOL O P EN S.
a cres in sections 22 and $3-18-47. home in B aker T uesda , af*t r hav
ing sp en t sev eral days With the
7-11-22. $3000,
B artsh e and B elnap fam ilies.
Mr. ani M rs. J . A. Sm ith are the
Chas. A ltschul et ux to O regon &
Roy C h ristian so n
visited f :
proud p a ren ts o f a baby g irl, born : W estern Col. Co., a ll Sec. 25-2638.
in
F
ru
itla
n
d
Sunday.
J u ly 12.
7-5-22. $1000.
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Miss L ena H auntz e n te rta in ! J
M iss I’earle Ischirge of Boise is a
A. H. M cG regor e t ux to E. K.
g u e st o f Mr. and M rs. L aurenz j Ingle, L ots 11, 12, 13, 14, and 15, num ber of frien d s S a tu rd a y ev en ’..;
Dessigned io speed up your stroke
in honor of h e r cousin of Midvale
Ischberge th is w eek.
Block 261, O ntario. 6-17-22. $5.
and your appearance.
Mr. and M rs. Roy Cram a re II.
Mr. and Mrs. Ruby Kelly and
U. S. A. to Chas. J. McConnell.
d a u g h te rs C lara and M a rg are t m o­ SVV 1 1 SE V \ , Sec. 4; W fc N E H , SEV* proud p a re n ts of a baby boy, born
Made for men who give bathing suits
Ju ly 11th.
tored to O ntario W ednesday.
N W 'i Sec. 9-24-39. 6-12-22.
hard use—so' that the chap who
Mr. and Mrs. J . N. B urns of On
J. A. Sm ith and fam ily, Miss S yl - 1
N o rth e rn Pacific R. R. Co. to
goes in twice a day need not purchase
tario , Oliva C onner and w ife of
via G ra b n er and
W a lte r llra n n an Thos.
T urnbull
S E IiS W 'A , NE»4
twice a summer!
m otored to O n tario Sunday.
S K H , S W 'A S E '4 S er. 26-25-37. 0- W eiser and H am ilton C onner and
w ife w ere d inner g u ests Sunday <
L ym an Cole and niece, Miss Irene | 111-22. $1,230.
J. D. C onner and wife.
R ogers, yeft M onday fo r Los A n ­
M ary lla m s tre e t e t v ir to V erlie
Mr. and M rs. M eltin L au e r and
geles.
S. K esterson, p a rt of L ot 1, Block
son R alph and Mr. * and M rs. C.
M rs. P hil E d w ard s w as an On­ 43, B rogan. 7-8-22. $1.00.
W elcher m otored to Caldw ell Sun
ta rio v isito r Sunday.
Lois M. M ayberry e t al to Addie
day and spent the day w ith rela
M ontie C rew s m ade a business M ayberry,
Blues, tans and grays
N '-iN H
Sec. 28-18-46.
tives.
trip to Vale W ednesday.
1 21 22
1 00
Mr. and M rs. A lb ert C raven and
Miss E rn estin e
L o rry
of Iron-
W. S. Cleland to E. J . B u rro u g r,
side was a g u e st of M iss Thelm a L ots 0 and 7, Block 60, G re en ’s Add. Mr. and M rs. N ew ton D ra p er left
Sunday fo r T am ara c , • w here Mr.
S m ith
and
M iss
Sylvia G rabner t() jgyRsa_ 7-13-22 $325
C raven and Mr. D rap er have em ­
T uesday.
U. S. A. to Stephen K ovaes, W H
Mr. nnd M rs. Claude
Davis ami S K i , S W ' J N E ' , . SE14 S W 'i Sec. ploym ent.
Mr. and Mrs. W a lte r D avis and
son w ere O ntario visito rs Sunday.
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E ’ a N W U , NE»4SW 14, N W 'i
Mr. and M rs. H a rry K. L a ttig mo
A g re a t num ber of B rogan people S E ' , See. 25-13-40. 12-27-21.
tored to Indian V alley the la st of
a tte n d e d
the Jam ieso n
dance of
U. S. A. to Stephen Kovaes, W14
the week fo r a ra m p in g trip .
-Inly 15.
W 'i See. 25; E '4N E V 4, SE >4S E *4
M rs. O tto C. M iller and d a u g h te r
Miss M yrtle Lognn nnd M rs. As- Si V . 20; N E '4 N E 14 Sec. 35-13-40.
w ere g u ests S a tu rd a y o f M rs. S. E
b erry Pugh w ere O ntario v isitors 12-27-21.
ONTARIO, OREGON
C hapm an of O ntario.
last week. _ ....
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S tephen Kovaes e t ux to Ja m e s H.
( n rlto n Phillips le ft F rid a y for j;].,,,. ,t ux
„» I Th,‘ 0 r e * on s lo P* r 'K club hel(I a
N E *4N E I
Sec 23-
i alifo rn ia.
i‘ ,. ' M ir!1 busineM m ee tin g F rid a y evening at
W '4 S E '4 , SE i Mc i é i / * J *
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’ ‘ 7 the hom e of th e ir local leader,
The school house is being p la s te r­ S W ' , , S W 4 S W 1 1 ' 4 , Sec.
w tiw “ /
A tte rb u ry .
ed and kalsom ined before the open­ K ', S,.0.23; W '- S E '4 S W
>4NE 14,
T. H. C arico is on th e sisk list
ing of school.
S E ' : SW h» Sec. 24; E14NW 14, NE
F. W. Sm ith nnd fnm ily a re m ov­ ’ S W ' , . N W U S E '4 , W 14 W Vi Sec. th is week.
Miss E lizab eth Davis of Boise is
ing to th e ir ranch th is week.
25; E 'c N E 'i , S E 14S E 14 Sec. 26;
the g u e st o f h e r cousins. M iriam
C harles G rabner m ade a business
N K ' , N E ' , Sec. 35; W 4 N F .* 4 , N H
Are the Best Recommendation of
and I/Ouise Davis.
trip to Vale T uesday.
S E ' , Sec. 26-13-40. 6-22-22. $10.00.
T he Sew ing Club g irls m et nt the
C ary M. R ader e t ux to M ary B.
home of Mrs. A ndy K e ttig S a tu r­ E y .
W '.E '- .- S E ',,
and
E'iWH
CRESTON
day.
SE 4 Sec. 2-18-46. 7-12-22. $1.00.
$25,000.00
Surplus ................................... $25,000.00
Yours for Shaving
Comfort
Keen Kutter
$ 1.00
Safety Razor
COUNTY STATISTICS
! One Razor Free
EDER HDWE CO.
Nyssa
Oregon
The cleanest line of
bathing suits made for
the cleanest sport made
GIVING YOU FACTS
One of the most important features of the serv­
ice offered by this Bank is advice in business and
investment matters.
Whatever the subject may be, you can depend
upon us for reliable counsel,--based on essential
facts.
We invite you to talk over your problems with
us informally and at your, convenience.
BANK OF NYSSA
METHODIST CHURCH
SUNDAY SERVICES
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THE GA TE CITY GRILL
OPEN SATURDAY
Meals, 35c and up
Rates by the week
ICE CREAM AND SOFT DRINKS l
Mrs. Harry Newby, Prop.
First St., next Bank of Nyssa.
Why Be Deprived of
the Joy of Electric
Cooking?
REPAIR SCHOOL HOUSE
$1.50 to $6.50
- - . $ . .
New Underwear
New Silk Shirts
Silk Caps
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TOGGERY BILL
Successful Graduates
0. A. C.
This institution offers a thorough, practical, and standard é d u ­
cation at a rant within rench of the high school g ra d u ate
It offera tra in in g fo r collegiate degrees in:
A g riculture
Mines
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Commerce
Pharm acy
E ngineering and M echanic A rts V ocational Education
F o re stry
Chemical E ngineering
Home Econom ics
M ilitary Science and Tactics
I t o ffers tra in in g also in: The
E ducation. In d u stria l Jo u rn alism .
Srhool
of
Music, Physical
Fall Term Opens September 1$.
F o r circulars of in form ation and illu stra te d booklet w rite to
The Registrar, Oregon Agricultural College.
Corvallis, Oregon
F ra n k
Shum w ay
Jr.
re tu rn e d
M arriag e Licenses.
from Vale S a tu rd ay .
•lame
A. M ortenson and llene
Mr« Y ost w as callin g on his old
Wilson. 7-12-22.
neighbors one day th is w eek a t
C reston.
< 'itp lain ts Filed in C ircuit C ourt.
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M iss E sth e r M. R ogers, who w as
\ S l.rn Loan A- B uilding
home for
a few days, re tu rn e d to
Lillian L Sheets et als. 7-10-22.
Crowley.
F oreclosure of m o rtg a g e, $800.
Mrs. T. R. Beers and children v is­
H. J . I.orentzen vs. R. N. Stan
ited a t the
Shum w ay home la st
field et al. " - i n - 3 .
Recovery on
Sunday.
note. $3,915.14.
Ameil C laude vs. R. J. Dodge et
* » le P ing Ha,» is Our F a v o r ite
ux. 7-13-22. F oreclosure of m o rt­
London
paper i he oriile-.inalds
-That's AM.
gage
$523.50.
wore frocks of powder laue georgette
'Ilea v e* Is not d ista n t." salii a r.
I. hn C. Neeley vs. Robt. J. Stone trimmed with g.rdi.s sod sprays of
oui lecturer. We have alw ays heard |
7-13-22
F oreclosure of palo plak rosea «Ith hair to match
that it I* only one (light up.— Boston et ux.
m o rtg ag e. $1,100.
, ! —Boston T rir.t r pt.
T ranscript.
D ISSO LU TIO N NO TICE.
Notice is hereby Riven th a t the
j p a rtn e rsh ip h ereto fo re e x istin g be
j tween Isham A nderson and Sidney
Burbtdg», doing business under the
! fi rm nam e of the N yssa Meat Ma r ­
ket, is dissolved, Mr. A nderson con
tin n in g the business. All hills «lue •
the firm a re payable to Mr. A nder­
son.
Isham A nderson,
Sidney Burbidge.
The Electric Range is one of tne modern time and
labor saving devices tnat turn the task of keeping
house into a pleasure. It is as essential in the home
as the adding machine or typewriter are in in the
busy office. It means greater efficiency, better food
and a great saving of time.
Electric Cooking Is More
Economical
The cost of electric fuel is low and there is never
a shortage o f it. Another material saving is real­
ized, too, in the saving of food—there is so much less
shrinkage of meats that are cooked electrically.
But, perhaps tne thing that every woman appre­
ciates most of all is the coolness and cleanliness of
tile Electric Range. Even on the hottest day your
kitchen will he as cool as any other room in the
house.
$10 Down
Balance in
Easy Monthly
Terms
ELECTRIC SHOP
Idaho Power Company