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M STATEM EN T O F - I'll ►c-eseo»> THE V * » fifty 5<ip LOCAL N EW S IN BRIEF BAN K OF NYSSA Nyssa, Oregon Called by the Superintendent of Banks of the State of Oregon at C L Peppered, high school the elose of business April it, 1S22. teacher, made a trip te Boise Saturday and returned with a RESOU RCES Loans and discounts...................... $130,944.89 brand new Ford roadster. O verdrafts....................................................................... 760 2» Mr. and Mrs. Albert Iredale of Bonds and Warrants ..................................................... i, 630 48 Claims, liens. Judgments, etc • ............. 450 00 Emmett spent Sunday at the Banking House, Furniture and Fixtures ......... 6,832.96 H. T. Francis home. Mr- Ire- Other real estate owned ................ 143.28 dale reports several Nyssa people Cash and Sight Exchange............. 14.281.22 worging in Bmmett - Harry $163 043.12 Earp in a restaurant. Slim Stuart in a barber shop, Joe Robertson LIABILITIES Capital stock paid in.............................. *25.000.00 traveling for the MeConnon com Surplus............ ................................................................... 15 000-00 pany and L. B. Frye depot agent Undivided profits................................ 671.07 W B. Hoxie and D. Tensen War Finance Corporation Advances................................ 17.639 60 Bills payable......... ^................... .................... ....... 13.367.87 were business visitors in Vale Deposits................................ .............. -................ 91,464.58 Tuesday S163.043.il Mrs. W, H. Reynolds spent the week end in Boisa. H. WALTERS. Pres. FRANK D HALL. Cashier. DICK TENSEN, Vice Pres F. E YOUNG. Asst. Cashier. J. H. Welf was an Ontarie vis Drainafe District Hears Complaints Lyceum Course MALHEUR CO. BANK Fftmily Reunioa Clint Webb left Tuesday for There was a gathering of the S k u II Springs to worK for JacK various individuals composing McConnell tho Green family at the home of Bert Davis is sufferring from George Green Wednesday eve an attacKof the flu ning, tho occasion being George’s Mrs. W. H. Crooker and ton 50th birthday anniversary. The Milton were Beise visitors Sat visitors cam# well supplied with good tilings to eat and the eve urday. ning was happilyspent in eating, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Ora Harris drinking and making merry. arrived Monday from Alberta, Canada, to make their home in 1 Nyssa, ANY a m an has com e to grief by waiting too long before ordering repairs for his machines. W e m aintain a M cCorm ick-Deering Repair Service for your benefit, and under ordinary circum stances we can m eet your requirements. But why take any chances? A delay now m ay throw you behind later. M Birthday Surprise Mrs. Ed Houser of Caldwell | A number o f friends of Zelma spent the week visiting friends Lackey gathered at her home in and around Nyssa. j Srturdar to help ker celebrate Join the increasing num ber o f fore-handed m en w ho insure against emergencies by m aking repairs before the m achines are needed. And while you are at it, make your insurance doubly sure by pur chasing only genuine I H C repairs for your McCor m ick-Deering machines. Hardware Co. M cC O R M IC K -P E E K IN G L IN E Prices Reduced! Your Patrouage Solicited Bros. OREGON SUNDAY S E R V id ts . M ._ 10 ... 11 SUNDAY SCHOOL ._ MORNING SERMON Miss Mazie Hope spent tbe week end at her home in Vale. Bill Coleman was a business visitor in Weiser tr.it week. Mrs. W. S. Clore is moving to Weiser to be with her husband, who has a position with a mer cantile establishment there. Mrs. Glen Brown entortained the Guild Thursday afternoon. O. H. Prettyman returned from Portland Sunday after a two weeks’ visit with relatives. He was acoompanied on his re turn by his mother, who will make an extended visit here. Mr. Prettyman reports things are boo r ing en the coast and be lieves the great tidal wave of prosperity incident to the Hard ing administration will strike Nyssa in the near future. 1 Beginning Monday we have reduces in most lines of Shoe Repair Work, also priee of harness, leather and mending If you have a pair ef shoes that don’ t fit bring them to us and we will sell them for you on commission. Larkin M ____________________ 6:46 P. M. YOUNG PEOPLE’S MEETING EVENING SERMON __________________________________ 7:46 p ■ M. WEEKDAY MEETINGS. OPEN FORUM M E E T IN G ................ ........- Wednesday, 7:46 P. M. CHOIR P R A C T IC E .................. ............................ Tuesday, 7:45 P. M. CHILDREN’S SOCIAL, First Saturday Afternoon of Each Month JUNIOR SOCIAL, Thirt Friday Evening of Each Mouth. YOUNG PEOPLE’S SOCIAL, Second Friday Evening of Each Mo. COMMUNITY DINNER AND SOCIAL, Last Monday Evening of Each Month. her 14th birthday anniversary. The afternoon was spent playing games, after which dainty re freehments were served. 1 Nyssa m iìh M W . t !* ■ • * Reali ty Co. J. B O Y D E L L Licensed and Bonded Real F.state B r o k e r s and stirarne. NYSSA General In O R EG O N sum of »3470 83 Dollars, together with For Sala—Ons automatic washer and interent thereon at tha rate of 10 per one Whits sewing raschine, fcquire cent per annum from tha *0th day of at Journal effiee. o>23tf November until paid, and the further sum of $275.00 as Attorney f«»s, a t4 For Sale — VO bushels barley. Joe for their costa and disburses» nts here Siam mSOtf in. which judgments ware amidled and docketed ia tha Clerk’» office of said Until a market change, wt offer 60« Court in said Cauaty on tho 22nd doy for butter fat. $8.00 per case for eggs, of March, 1923. f a. b. La Grande, Oregon. Union Therefore Notice la Hereby Given, Creamery Co., successors to Cummer- That 1 will on tha l*th day of May, 1923, at the heur of 11.00 o ’clock in al Creamery Company tke fortneoa of said day, at the North Main entrance deor of the Court House, Bucks wanted to pasture, Caire Stat at Vale, in said County and S ’ ate, sail tion, Phone 204 J J. M. Butler. »68 at public auction to tha highest bidder or bidders for cash, the fello ving de- Mr. and Mrs. Ross Rae of Nampa scrioed real property towit: and Joe Rains and daughter Re ■ of Lot (4) and SEJSWJ and SWJBEI of Meridian spent Easter Sunday at the Sec. (7): and Lot (1) and NEJNW1 of W. G. Campbell home. Sic. (181, all in Twp. (21) south. Rang# '46) E. W. M, all in Malheur County, NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE Oregon. Surprise Party Twenty-one of Dorothy Cook’s girl friends surprised her Friday on her 12 th birthday anniver sary. Games and refreshments were enjoyed by all. Dorothy received a number o f nice pres ents, among which was a nice piano from her parents. Community Church Notes. We need more teachers in the Sunday schools. Each Sunday moraing finds us striving to per fect an organization for the ■treagthening and upbuilding of Guo. Ore«*, Gee. Clossen and religious education in the life of P M Binkley will start overland tha voung folks. To this end we Monday for Los Angeles to work need both men and women who for Sanford EmisoD, who is do- will dedicate themselves to this ing contrast work there. important work. Come and help Mrs. Payne, first grade teaher. us and bring tke children, spent the week end visiting ■ ■ friends at Caldwell. ( We akall be very grateful to Wallace Lynch, Gordon Ray folks who hare flowers if they and several other Nyssaitee would loan them te the church started werk on the power line for the meraing and evening fr;m Caldwell to Payette this services, week Th« subject for tke morning service will be, ‘ Where. When Marriage End* Romance. After being separated a year, fol and What Is the Kingdom of lowing a married life of 14 years, Mr, God?” Special music. and Mrs. Arehie W. Fields of this eity have been reunited In marriage and thus a happy romance has been asset- Tha marriage took place at tha homa of Mr. Field’s brother. J. R. ¡elds of Boisa, an April 5, tha eere- mony being performed by rev. O. illiam Barnum, pastor of tha Second Praabytarian church. Mr. and Mra. Fields ware first mar ried at John Day, Oregon, in 1908. There are three children frem the union Last year they wara divoreid on common greanda. But such a situ ation did not preva to be a happy one sad tbay were reaaited in marriage. Tpon thair arrival bare they ware given a ehrivarl by a dumber of friends. Nyssa Community Church i t J, J. Fleming, bat* with tha team at that piace. 1 „ - (im e we* fait and furious and resulted in a «core of 14 to 17, tha Apple Val ley i Us having the long and of the ■core. Tha local boy* explain their defeat by riaim'ng that their oppon ent* worked in several playera from too high grade*. Those taking part ia the game were- George Kuberger, captain: Max Dunnaway, Wayne Lowe, Hershel Thompson, Kay Garrì •on. John Rav, Dale Garrison, Wallace Goodrich, Earl Sehweiser, James Crockett. Delbert Sooter. The hearing for the assess ment of benefits and damages in the Valley View Drainage Its all right te build air castles but District was held at Vale Tues keep your foundations on the ground day. Disk Tensen and W. Hoxie The foundation of your financial of Nyssa and Attorney R. W structure may be atrong or weak, according to the bank you select to Swagler of Ontario represented handle your account. the distriot. Complainants OUR BANE against the award of the viewers Miss Helen Loughary, repre were represented as to part by is financially a strong Institution Attorney C. M. Crandall of Vale, senting the Ellison-White Ly that will be glad to render you every service consistent with good The principal complainant was ceum Co., with headquarters at banking. Portland, is in Nyssa this weeK the Malheur Hsme Telephone We are naturally lutari-ted in Co. by its manager, J. A. Laelr- arranging fora lyeenm course to YOU as an intarprixing *itiles, be ness. Very slight exceptions be given here during the winter cause you as an individual have your •hare in making thia a prosperous were taken to the report and by season. In spite of having en community. countered a number of "hard- very few owners of lands. Tbe itor Wednesday. Lot yonr bank work with you. that directors o f the distriot are boiled” citizens Miss Luughary all of us may ba mutually benetttad feels confident of triumphantly for having done our share. Mrs. Nick Leuckand daughter FrAnk Newbil, ^ H No. h. Goldie of Eugene are visiting rel A delay of a few days will be putting it over,” and as she is atives and friends in Nyssa. taken to get the view ef the a very perssitent young lady we state road engineers as te pay are enclined to agree with her. Tom Newby made a business trip to Star, Ida., Tuesday. ment of an assessment on the Miss Loughary is a former schoolmate of Miss Lulu Davis C. R. Carter Is on the sick list state highway in the district. A and is enjoying a pleasant visit |M. 0(0.00 Capital....... decision by the eoanty court and this week. IM.OO.OO S u r p l u s ----- at the Davis home while here. order is expected within the Frank McKnight was in Nyssa week. Wednesday from his ranch at Wanted—Second hand lawn mower, fsndanta, Baraay and B C. Wilson’ Twin Springs looking for men to good order, net above $8. A. have and recover off and fretn Defend Hiasch Nyssa, Or mSStf worK with his sheep. ants, Elroy and Infer E. Huffman, the Order Your Eder to Apple Voli, j •> ; For S a la -Thoroaghbrad Baff Or pington eggs for hatching. $1 for setting #f 16 eggs. Mrs. Frank Lauch Far Bala— Ioeubstor sad broader. In veire of Ray Cook at the garage, mttf IN FORECLOSURE The •bove real Pr°P«rty wUk iu appurtenance* taken and levied upon BY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION „ th. property of th. ..id Defendant», IN FORECLOSURE duly Issued by Tlllman A Huffman. Elroy Huffman, the Clerk of tho Circuit Court of the lnpar E Huffman, Jacob Huffman. Slate of Oregon for tho County of Uarney Wilson and E. C. Wilson, by Malheur, dated the 9th day of April, virtue of a mortgage given thereon by 1923,in a certain suit in the SBid Circuit the »bove named Defendants, or as Court for the said State and County, much thereof as may be necessary to wheroin the Bank of Nyssa, a corpora Batiif y iBjd judgment in favor of tha tion, was plaintiff, and Tillman A Pan|, Qf Nygs. i Jacob Haffansn, Bar- Huffman, Elroy Huffman, Inger E. ney Wilson and E. C. Wilson, together Huffman, Jacob Huffman, Barn« Wit- wit|, a|| COsts and disbursements that son and E. C. Wilson wore Defendants bava or may acerse, and the Bank of Nyssa as Plaintiff re- Rated this 10th day of April, 1923, at covered judgment against Tillman A. Vala. Oregon. Huffman and Elroy Huffman for tha H. LEE NOE, Sheriff, sum of $600«, together with wtorest Date rtrit Pub Aprl| u , logs, thereon at the rste of 10 per cent per Date ot |aat Pub. May 11, 1923. annum from the 30 day of N ot . mber, Date of Sale May 12,19*8. 1*20. And the fuither sum of $450 00 _______— t ~.~.------------ ■— — ----------- ns attorney fees and for its costs and i disbursements herein, taxed at $65 70 j And it was furthor considered, or Moms Remadias dered, adjudged and decreed that th e ! Pura Bxtraet of Spices defendant, Jacob Huffman, have and, Toilet Articles recover off and from the Defendants - Veterinary Remedies Tillman A. Huffman and Elroy Huff ( Poultry Compounds mao, the sum of $7900, together with j interest thereon at the rate of 7 per ___________ SOLD BY ------------------- cent per annum from the 19th day oft December, 1918, until paid, and for th e , further turn of $650 00 as attorney feet and for his coats and duburae- STAR HOTET. NYSSA. OR mehts herein. 1 Prompt attention given to mail And it was further considered, or order«. lered, adjudged • nd decreed that De Th« evening s«ng service sad sermon at 6 :t 6 . at which time we hop« to have echo singing « f the song entitled ‘The Sinner and the Son.” A cordial welcome to all. McConnon’s Products J. H . H U N T E R See McFall and see better. Dr. J. A . M cFall Eyesight Specialist Ontario - 3 Oregon. We grind our own lenses P.iòne 147 J .«««» «« e«e«ee»»e-s-s»»e<«''»<><x t Remember tke Young People’s meeting at 6:45. A live meeting for the young felks. W e Print Butter HOW OLD IS CHRISTIANITY? Wrappers Tha speakar at the Open Forum sar vkea next wednaeday evening at tha church will be Rev A. B. Weaver and he will speak on tbe subject "Chris tianity 7000 Yaare O ld." Mr. Weaver is tbe pastor of the methodist church at Vala, s student and man of research of Bible teachings. It will be well werth your tima la bear Mr. Weaver an thia sabjsel. Gate City Journal
