The Gate city journal. (Nyssa, Or.) 1910-1937, October 26, 1923, Image 3

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do,n* anything that a real tui e
enough whistle could do. The entire
Tha community wae shocked Sunday entertainment waa of a high claa* na-
to hear of the audden death of William lure and each member of the company
Canfield,
which occured about 11 an nrtial.
to o .
o’clack Sunday morning while he waa |
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Ur. and Ur*. Ian W. Kutladga und
at work at tba prune drying plant at
•wall ton of Boite «pant the week end
the Idanha orchard.
Death was un- ;
at the home of Hr. and Mrt. Artie
doubtedly dua to a sudden attack of
The death of Joel Luo par, a wall
Robertson.
heart trouble, H# had complained at
known eitiicn of tha Aroadia neighbor­
Ur. and Mra. A. H. Hcydell spent
The members composing the newly the breakfast table that morning of hood, occurred Wednesday. October
Tuesday and Wednesday in Boise Mr. organized brass hard are practicing pains in his chest but had felt well
24, at bis home, following an illness of
Baydal! attended the grocerymen’a hard on their re-pective instruments enough to attend to his acual duties.
about 10 days, death being dua to au
At
10:30
he
talked
with
one
of
the
convention.
and are attaining a degree of pro
attack e f flu and pneumonia. Funeral
Messrs. Ewing and Peoperad of the fioiency that is a source of gratifies other employes and then resumed his
aervirea war* held at tha family hama
Nyaaa cchools, were dinner guest* at tlon to the many friends and boosters work, where he was alone. Shortly
on Thursday at 2 p. m , conducted by
W.ll Beam home Wednesday evening, of the band. Regular practice nigh* after he was discovered lying on the
Rev. Dailey of Parma and tbe remains
Urs. C L McCoy was Hostess Fri­ Is munday of earh week and ia held in floor of the dryer unconsetous. Help interred in tha Nyssa cemetery.
was
immediately
summoned
and
ef­
day evening tor an enjoyable bridge the community hall. A large number
Mr. L o o p » was born at Jamestown,
party Two tables were In play, the of spectators are present at each prac­ forts were made to revive him, but Tenn., on October 5, 1854, being 99
without
avail,
ard
he
died
without
re­
high score being won by Mrs. Harry tice and last Monday evening a num-
years old at the time of hia death.
gaining consciousness
Goshert.
The decorations followed j her of ladies also attended. At that
Funeral services were held Tuesday From Tennessee he want to Kentucky
the Hallowe'en motif, which was also time it waa decided to hold the first
at 7:00 p in , in the Methodist church, when a small bey, where he lived until
carried out in the decorations
band entertainment on Monday, No­
conducted by Rev. J. J. Fleming and 1906, when he moved to Kaiuaa. H*
Mr. and Mra. J P Baxter spent vember 26, just a month from date the body interred in the West Side lived In Kansas antil 1917, whan ba
HAT mean« that tka repairs having this trade­
went back to Kentucky and atayad a
Sunday in Parma, gueits at tbe Chat. I. will require hard work to get ready cemetery.
mark were made in the factory where the
I in that time, but Director Spies is
few
months. He then came to Oregon
Dorman home.
Mr. Canfield was born in Muncie, til , '
original machine oanae from. It also means
i confident that they can put on a cred­
Mis ( has. McCennell went to Boise
and was *8 years old at the time of his and made hie home at Arcadia until
t these repair parts were made by the same
itable entertainment. Following is the
today for the weak end and will take |
death He has liyed in Nyssa for the his death. He leaves a wife and three
o rftm e n who made similar parts for new machines
personnel of the band as at present
in
the
play.
“
Tha
Covered
Wagon.”
past 16 years and for 15 years of that living children, three other children
that they arc made of the same materials.
organized:
time has made his home with C< C. having died in childhood. Those living
Ml-a Mabel Harg o f Holt* was the
Corneis—Elmer Stradley, Jake van
are: Mrs. Lenora Shelton of Oneida,
Genuine I H C Repairs fit closer, wear better and
Hunt. He has no relatives in this ' vi­
guest the flrat of tb* week of Mr*. Twiak, Clair Peppered.
"ipnn.; Mrs, Iora Guffer of Elgin, Ore
longer than “ W ill-Fit” or “ Made-For” substi-
cinity,
but
has
a
brother
at
Hood
] Chat. McConnell.
Clarionets — Glen Brown, W. H.
ff*'. and Bryant Looper of Ardadia.
a A machine that is part genuine and part
River and a sister somewhere in the
A. Hinaeb was attending to buainaae Cracker,
Ur. Looper was a man of hi^h char­
tion is a hybrid, a mongrel. Come to us and
East. Mr. Canfield was a lover of
matter! in Vala Wednesday.
Slide
trombone—Cliff
Tillman.
acter and was greatly respected by alt
genuine I H C repairs, an d you will also get the
music and of children and had many
who know him, He was a member of
Valve trambona—Rikas van Twisk.
Hallowe’en Danse, Big Bend Pavil
!wmick-Oaaring repair service, which is worth
friends among the little folks. He
the Methodist church.
lioa, Thursday, November 1.
Baritone—Lloyd Orta.
was of a sheerful and optomistie na*
Bat* horaa-Wm. Stradley, Arthar
Will Beam ia ovar ea tha Malkaur
turs and his philosophy ef life could
Cock.
river this waak assisting Will Qathay
be briefly summed up in the following
Hangad far Nat Drinking.
Snare drum—Glena Dayls.
put op bit third tutting of alfalfa.
43 m hmgi be .«ftp? fdrit d “ftp
verse which he was very fend of quot
Bass drum—J. P. Baxter.
wdtSeT of Cawtry who waa uangwi
ing:
| Misses Ualea Garman and Rita
Alto*—John Koupmau, Walter Strad
There ain’t no use to grumble and com for leaving hia ala.” ft ai . es from
Beam enjoyed an auting on Mitchell
lay.
the story that on tha way to the gib­
plain.
, butte Sunday. They hiked out from
Ia addition to the above regular
You might as well be happy and rr- bet where Haw try malefactors expi­
the Will Beam ranch to the butte, a
ated their crime« It waa the < uetrnu to
members, tbe following beginnora are
joie*.
distance of at leaal 10 milea, dialed to
practicing on various lustrum nts with W ben God sorts out the weather and halt tb* proceaelon at one spot, and
tha top of tha batte and then hiked
aandt rain,
give tha criminal a farewell drink of
a view of joining the band as soon as
back home, wbiab provaa pretty con­ they are proficient enough:
Whv, rnin’a my choice.
boor. A saddler, marked for death,
clusively that they at* soma hikers.
The eommanity has lost an honora­ eaatamptuoaaly refused tbe i raftered
Joceph Ewing, Letter Kllakenbarg,
draught aad waa promptly banged.
The youag ladies enjoyed a geameua
Abram Vaughan, J. J. Fleming, Dewey ble and apright citizen and his death la Bp jnat aa many minutes later aa b*
luncheon and took a number af kodak Ray, Oscar Sauer, Uarlaad Divan mourntd by n wide circle of friends.
had declined to (jelly a breathless
views while on thn mountain.
Transit Lackey, Bobby Hamaker, Otia
horseaaan arvtved with a raprlavaf
Mra. O. D. Sale * f Payette visited Croaker, Charley Silten, Butter Sit-
with her mother, Ur*. J. W. Will*, ten, Lowell Baxter, Paal t’reokor.
Big batti* Sa* blue Ink only ie at
over Saaday.
Janraal olile
Mrs. W. H. Beam visited her slater,
Mra. W. P. Breakover, at Waller this
Sunday School at 10 i m There la
“ Cuptaeathesla,” sixth sante that
waak.
clam for you and w* wanld lik* to enables tha poaseaaer to intuitively
It ia axpaatad that qait* a large del­
The Miaaaa Paulia* aad Mildred egation of Nyaaaitaa will attend tha •ea yon in yaur class aext Sunday perceive tha truth, hai basa discov­
Forbes arrived Wednesday from Port­ dase* at Big Baud Park this evening. morning.
ered by a Fvanch scientist. Ha asserts
land to vial* with their parents, Mi. Our local dancers have learned that
Remembar the Man’s Bible class that this sixth taas* la aipaaially de-
and Mra. J. H. Forbes, and family.
ti»*y ar* always sura of aa evening’s that meets each Sunday moralag In velopad in woman. A lot of hatbands
Rav. Ira K Eldridga, district super •Ujoymeut when they attend a deuce the Commercial Club rooms. Mr. i wHI wonder why this ia hailed aa a ra-
intendeat of the Boil* district af the at Big Band and they don’t past any âmes Yoang la tha teacher and yeu eent dia
-Omaha Baa.
Methodist «birth, preaehed at the of them up if they tau help it. Must* will enjay thls hour’i study of Bible
local Commaaity eburab Sunday eve­ will ha turnisoad by titradley’a full laaaou applying on prêtant day thèmes.
Panai! tablets radaeed sne-half at
ning.
orchestra, waisd ia a sutbelaat guar­
Morniag service et 11 a. m. Sub- tha Joarnalofllee,
antee
that
this
importaai
feature
ef
Attorney ■. H. Blodgett attended ta
jact far tha sermon le “ The Blggest
tbo dance will ha all that the meat Thing in Lifo Today.” Mra. MaCarty
legal buaineea in Vale Wednesday.
Atmosphere Above Earth's
Hugh Loy, 11 yaar-ald son o f Ur. •ritieni euuid desire. “ Turney in the
ili sing al this servita. A cordial
The atwoephare la believed ta aa­
Straw,”
“
Yes,
We
Have
No
Banan­
welcome t* all.
and Mas. Herb. Ley af upper Owyhaa,
lend mach mora than 10B mile* Shew*
waa brenght to Nyaaa Saturday for en,'' and other lat*t?) stuff Will be
Yoang Paople’e meeting at 7 p. m. IB* earth's surface. Mi derniffr UP
ta
Luneh will ba served. AU the yeung folke are iavited to
* *
i
medical attc tieo. The boy got into rendered.
rapidly for tha Ural BsW
of ten«m Mil li madh mora gtwd-
a mix up with a hone aad anffared a Tickets en sale at the box ottice come to thie service.
Í aalt?. N a d t b phenomena Ml MB
| number of injuries to his anatomy, in- promptly at 8:00.
Kvening eong service and sermon at - Bgfet. du* ta («Cractlan af light- ft MM
L e f t all go.
! eluding a broken leg, broken collar
p. m. Coma and anjoy tha oveaing be demonstrated that the air M U M
| bone, eeveral fractured ribs and num­
service with ue.
height ef dB ortica ; bat athaP
erous other breaks and braaiea. Out-
Card of Thaaks.
ach aa tha behavior r t
aide
of
these,
however,
the
young
man
DOES Y O U R FORD S T A R T H ARD ?
Wa wish to thank our many friends
ia all right and bids fair t* live to a
While they last a beautifal picture rara atr
A R E Y O U R LIG H TS POOR?
and neighbors foa their kindness dur­
good aid ego.
will b* given free with each 26c put-
ing taa illness and death of our bo-
is a fact that a Ferd magneto does become weak!
E. U. Blodgett hat moved hit fam­ loved husband and fatbar and far chace at the Joaraal olile*.
let us tesi your magneto free!
High-Sounding
ily
to town from hia ranch aad ie tea*- their floral offerings.
have installed a wonderful machine for testing and
China*« emparera ara •ever mom
pying tha Allea bans* ia the north
Mrt. Joel boapar.
arging the Ford Magnet. It can be done in s few mia-
tfeard by name frani Mm no-meat off
part e f the city.
Bryant Leoper and Family.
. at a small cost. Eriva in and 1st us convince yes. Yoa
•lair secession, and era gam-rally ah
W. B. Hoxie «peat several daya this
Mra. lore Guffay and Family.
h# judge and tb# jury. Ws use the “ C O LF IN ME­
I same, I saw, I conquered,” M ed to by soia* auch title ne “ixud
weak at hia home here, the ioclemeat
RGER” and give your Ford new life without loosseing
might wall be tha motto of the Leak« af a Myriad I aera,” ar "Who Sea eff
weather
baviag
««used
t
temporary
t or a eut. SA TISFA C TIO N G U A R E N TE E D 0 1 NO
Last—A larga ais* brawn ovaraoat •rokestugl Batortainora, whs gave the
■aapaueiaa af work an lha waterwheel
RGE. Coma In, let's get acquainted.
aa the afternoon af Tuesday, Ostober drat nuMher of the lyeaam court« at
which ha ia installing ea tha appa»
IT, ea (ha highway between Datario tb* Liberty Thaatar Tuesday aveaing.
Added Warrantage*.
Owyhaa.
A 90 per cent Increase far an artU-tu
and Nyaaa. Finder pleas* cammuai- They fully lived up to their advances
it coats $1 would make It cost tlJtt,
•at* with L. L. Boyd, Bakar, Otago*. aotiaaa and delighted tha audlanaa with
Clotblsa* state that 17 maa eat af
t for tha article that baa doubled
brilliantly executed reportoiro that
•vary ICS make aaa sail af alatkat last
Included all varieties sf mails, frem la price tha now prie* la 200 par
Nysea, Oregon
Fee ad - Fair lady’s light brawn the simplest melodies to tbo hlghoel sf tba old.
twa years.
Sixty three man wanld
like ta kaew wkara teas* fellawa gat giara*. Inquire al aflea af J. Hsy- classical mulls. Aad the instruments
dall.
their alatha«.—Tatomt Ledger.
used wars many and varied. Tha ham-
A stlek of gum freo witk each ■*
le e Me Fell and eoe better.
We «Had
bl* bandsaw is net asually classed as a parchas* at the Joarnal office.
set own
musical iastrament but in tb* handa of
Mi. Loako It .emitted the sweetest
■trains of mueic imaginable. Likewise J ( ) Q
W O F K
S it t l l C
Phono 147
Eyesight Specialist
tba common or garden variety of bicy­
J
Ontarie
•
Oregon
cle pump beaame a most wonderful
whistle, capable, la Mr. Leake a hands.
LOCAL NEWS IN BRIEF
This
Baad Boys Will
Give Enter! aiomea
Crossed the Divide
o n lij
on
GDmw^BMIllS
Eder Hdwe. Company
ORMICK-DEERING LINE
e P rin t B utter
B ig Bend Dance
Cemmunity Church
Notes
W rappers
ate City Journal
MESSACI TO FORD OWNERS
First LyccHin Number
ervlce Garage
C
Dr. J. A. McFall
Journal Office
lO E S E S K B r M S O I
Som« Livestock on
Every Farm
ies are getting very bad. We
have the
PECIALIZED grain and hay farming
withoat lives tack to eaasnmc the surplus
la like raising livsslsak without raising say
• f the fssSa wkieh will redttae the cost sf
predating the animals. Either way puts tke
■oale ef profits eut ef hslanst end leaves the
farmer te faee the pesaihilltiea ef loss ea
maybe hia eae and only class ef preductioa.
S
KNOCKER
1
Nyssa Grain &
Seed Co.
ORBOOM.
Wa ar* particularly iataraitad bars at tha Malheur
County Bank in the development ef permanent nnd
continuous agricultural prosperity, aad arc always
glad te lead aaaistaac* ia providing tha right kind
and right quality of liveaiack fur tha farmer* in
this locality.
MALHEUR CO. BANK
EapiUl
Surplus
faS.MA.0O
IO B O I
Nyssa Garaô©
AGENT
Chevrolet
Oxy-Acetylene Welding
I All Work Guaranteed
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