The Gate city journal. (Nyssa, Or.) 1910-1937, February 22, 1924, Image 3

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Nyssa Men'Atlend 3 »> Boosters Discuss
Men Prove to Be]
' Important Matters
I Very Efficient Hosts | MeetiDg~at' Ontario
We carry a full line of
HARDWARE
and Farm
Implements
Dishes
Cooking Utensils
Chicken Wire
Barb Wire, «tc.
Grocery Department
Everything for the Table
Fancy and Staple Groceries
Eder
Hdwe.
NYSSA, OREGON
Go.
We have added to our equipment a
NEW ENGINE LATHE-
This lathe will handle all large and small machine
work. Our mechenic has had four years exper­
ience in this line of work
All work is guaranteed
Batteries Repaired and Recharged
Service Garage
Nysia, Oregon
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If you want anything usually
kept in an u’ptodate meat market
A ai-ating railed by the Commercial
The Commercial Club rooms S Larry 0fH»m«ker, president, Club
area he'd in the council chamber
Thursday of laat week were the and E. M. Blodgett, secretary, Thuradey
evening. Several mmttara
aeene of a very successful ban­ of the Commercial Club, repre­ of much importance
the community
quet given by the men to the sented Nyssa at |a(imeeting held were ably diarunaed to
bv
visiting
friend*
in
Ontario
Tuesday
by
delegates
ladies of the community in
from neighboring town", aa well aa by b e rg e r
return for one of a somewhat from the commercial clubs of local
similar nature staged by the Vale, Ontario and the County W. men.
H. UwaKttle of Ontario apeke at
ladies for the men somatime farm bureau The purpose of conaiderable
A Fata] Prognosis.
length on the benefit*
the
meeting
was
to
perfect
an
previously.
This is the story of Johnny McGuire,
that
will
accrue
from
the
comp'etion
organization
for
the
gathering
Those skeptics who doubted
tne new railroad through Central Who ran through the town with his
the .culinary ability of their of statistics and; ¿information of
trousers on,fire.
to California, by which the
masculine hosts will have no to demonstrate the feasibility of Oregon
He went to the dontor’e and fainted
producer*
of
this
aection
will
gain
growing,Jfand
the
profits
to
be
ore euch fears in the future.
with fright
acrea* to the markets of the
The extremely capable manner derived from- divers farm pro cheap
When the doctor told him that his end
great
c'ties
of
the
Golden
state.
Mr.
ducts
in
this
'.locality.
A
repre
in which the eatables were
was in sight.
Toolittle has made a close study of
eooked «and served proved seritative of the 0. A. C. who this
subject amt his figures conclusive­
conclusively that the men of! was present to help in the organ ly show
that the California markets
Mrs. George Schweizer and Mrs. C.
Nyssa are well versed in t^e line ization, gave a very valuable and are invariably
so much better than P . Lackey motored to Gntario Wed-
interesting talk on the agricul­
arts of the chef.
Portland or Seattle that a very mate- | desday.
The ladies were all charmingly tural possibilities cf this vicinity- rial
advance in prices of farm products j
attired in the garb of 16 year! Chairmen were appointed to in
this
locality will naturally re iu lt' T O T H E V N T E R 3 O F M A L H E U R
heed
oommittees
which
will
in­
olds, curls down their backs and
when our producers are able te put j C O U N T Y :
everything. The one colored vestigate and report to a later their
stuff on the better markets of l Herewith I beg to advise you that I
lady present proved to be the meeting upon the different
the south. At present this is impas­ a candidate for re-election to the office
star of the evening. Many phases of the subjects which sible
on account of the long rail haul of Comity Assessor of this County I
witty toaata added to the joy of have been assigned to them. The new
seek the nomiaation on tne Repub­
road will provide the remedy will
The
hearty
cooperation
of
every
lican ticket at the Primaries te be
all present, J. P. Dunaway act­
by
cutting
the
distance
to
San
Fran­
resident of this section is earn­
held on the 16th day of May. 1924, and
ing as toastmaster.
cisco p-actic lly in two. Mr. Doolittle if successful than, and also id the fall,
The big feature was the meek estly desired by the chairmen, in also
shall
continue to do my best to justify
to create a revolving
trial of Clair J. Peuuerd far the hope sad belief that the fund proposed
your approval and retain your confi­
for
the
purpose
of
buying
pure
work
of
tkia
origination
will
dence.
ANDREW M. GRAHAM,
chichen stsaliag. la spile of the
dairy calves.
apis defsass of the accused's result in a happier and more bred
Messrs. Bcnsen and Kelly of Welser
attorney, S. D. Geshert, the preeperoue Malheur couaty. Thu spoke
o t the advantage of growing ] Notice of Sheriff’s Sale
prosecuting attorney, E. M. committees — formed were as
sugar beets, asserting that years of
Notice is hereby given that underand
Blodgett, won a verdict of guilty. lew»:
We hope that the success of Publicity—Geo. K. Aiken. On experience had coavinced them that, by virtue of an execution in fm «closure
whan grown consistently and In mod­ duly issued by th* Clerk of the Circuit
this banquet will lead to others t a r l o , c h a i r m a n .
of tho State of Oregon, for the
Staple Farm Crept— Pete erate acreage«, aagar beets ate good Court
in the near future.
County of Malheur, dated the with day
meaay makers.
Tensas. Nyssa, chairman.
Fobraaro, 1924, aad directed to me,
Kail road* and Development— Mr. VanPattan ef Ontario, J. P apan a docraa and erdar of sale
W. fat. Doolittle, Ontario, Chair­ Daaaway and V. L. Gibson spoke rendered ia caid Caart oa the Mth day
Patriotic Program
briefly. Among those p retest were ef Fohraary, 1914, wherein Malheur
man.
Bank, a corporation, waa Plain­
Geo.
K. Aiken and J. A. Lakaess of Ceaaty
Animal
Husbandry
—
I.
N
tiff aad Marry C. Edward* aad Merle
The pupila .1 Mrs. Creoker’s and
Ontario.
Edwards, husband aad wlfa, Phil E.
Mri Payne's roams ra.darad the fal­ Hope, Vale.
Hdwardn aad Baralca M. Edwards,
Uouaty Agent Breitkaupt was
lowing patriotic program on Thursday,
husband and wife, aad Federal Re­
elected chairman of the organi
February II:
serve
Bank ef Baa Praatiaco, Califor­
Piblic Dimer
Doolittle,
Flag Uay Mareh________ Dona Cook zation and W. U.
nia, a corporation, wars Defendant«, a
Flag Salute............ ............ ........ Pupils secretary. The aext meeting of
Friday evening, February 29, 1924, judgment was rendered in favor of the
aboya named Plaintiff, Malheur County
Address of Welcome..Norm Schaaiter which further announcement
7
o’clock
p m iharp, at Community Bank, a corporation, and againat the
Like Washington..Max dchweixoi and will be made, will be held in
hall (public library), 50c a plate.
above named Defendants, Harry C.
Hubert Leuck
If Ha Had Known_____Jee Edwards Mareh.
We invite the people of Nyssa and Edward*, Merle Edwarda, Phil E. Ed­
Something Better_____ Violet Wilton
Dates of Lincoln_________ Nine Qirla
The People’* Man___George Reberger
The F rst Flag....... ........Betty Tanten
The Good Old Tim et..H arry Newby
On Tuesday afternoon the
and John Bigelow
My First Walts________Thelma Cook heme ef Mrs J. A. Schneiter
Lika George Washington________
was the ecene of a merry “sur­
................................. Minnia Gaodriah prise party.” Thirty-two guests
Lintsln, Ruler, Haro and M artyr..
................... ............James Crockett assembled to congratulate Mrs.
Schaeiter, the occasion being
Lincoln's Books____________ Carlatta Irwin
Would Tall....... ...................Fiva Bays her C7ih birthday anniversary
Lincoln, Boy and Man_.Laray Teutseh The honor«* was presented with
Tka New Geerge Washington___
..............................
Hubert Leuck an electric motor for her sewing
maohiae
by the assemblea
George Washington____________
.......................Harschell Thompson guests. The feature ef the af­
Lika Washington_____ Oswald Ferbes ternoon was a huge birthday
History Dates_______________ Maria iluatar
cake, on which ware 67 lighted
Which General____________ Carlaton Irwin
The afternoon was
A Chain of Danes_____ .Holya Divan candles.
We Live in Deeds_____ fln ea Aired spent in chatting a n d entertain
Red. White and Blue_____ Three Beye menta, alter which a delicious
A High Resolve___ _____ Elea Green twooouroe luncheon was served
My Hatchet................. Roderick Stubbs
In Flanders F iu ld _____________
.......................... Martha Lawraaee
Summary of Washington and Lin
cola_____________Grace Gochart
Song—America________________ All
Last Friday evening the Misses
Birthday Party „
Entertain Bridgt
W E HAVE IT
Phone 6
Nyssa Packing Co.
BURBIDGE & R.4Y, Prop.
Washington Tea
The ladies ef the Social Circle gave
a tea on Thursday evaning which prov­
ed very successful both from a financial
and a gastromical standpoint. The
ladiea wera all dressed up to represent
Mrs. Washington and locked rani cate
with tkair long curl* and powdered
hair, etc About $25 was rataived.
Far Sal* Two tom turkeys, last
spring hatch, well brad, flna birds,
fIS -
John Forbes.
See Me Pa l and see better.
Dr. J. A. McRtll
NYSSA
0 AEGON,
The high cost of fuel is being given
a very effective blow in Nyasa just
now. according to the wood advertice
tnent appearing in this issue of the
Journal. The Bo se Payette Lumber
company is offering a very attractive
price of $2 26 a cord cash and $8 86 on
time, the lowest price ever offered ea
good stove wood here. Wood ie aa
ideal summer fuel and undoubtedly
the sempany will be doing a rushing
business on this needed eommodity
The local manager informs u* that
many farmera pool their ordara, thus
taking advantage of carload prices.
FOR SALE
I will at private sale all my house-
hold goods, Including diningroom table,
chairs. Majestic range, dlshee, draseer.
sideboard, had springs, sideboard, sts.,
also chickeaa, canoed fruit and many
other urticlee.
Mrs. J. Wills.
Journal $1.59 year
ward« and Barniae M. Edwarda, for
the aura of Twenty nine Hundred and
no hundredth* Dollar! ($2.900.00) with
interact thereon from the 20 day ef
June, 1922, at tha rate *f eight per
cent (8 per eeat) per annum and Threa
Hundred and N* 140 Dollar* (2200.00)
attorney’a fees, and thn furthnr sum
of Twenty-feer and 42 100 Dollars
(224.4$) ceita, whlaa judgement and
decree further directed tha nala of the
following daserihed real property, nit-
anted In Malheur Couaty, Oregon, to
wit:
All af the Southeast Quarter ot
thee Southwest Quarter (BElSWj)
of Section Ten (IS), Tuwaship
Sixteen (12) South, Range Forty-
three (42) East, Wiliam*tin Me­
ridian, together with Twenty (20)
lachea ef water, mlnar’a meaiare-
ment, under six inch pressure, ap­
purtenant tharete, excepting from
Mia above daourlbed lead and laic
the following, towit: Beginning at
a peiut thirty rods «act af th*
Suuthwust corns* of the Southeast
Quarter (S lf) of tha Southwest
Quarter <•«*) of Section Tea (10)
Tewnchlp Sixteen (Id) South.
Eango Forty-throe (43) East of the
Willamette Meridian, Malheur
County, Oregon; thence north tea
(10) rede; the •* east Sixteen (10)
rods; these« «oath tea (10) rede;
the nee wait Sixteen (1$) rod* to
tha place of beginning, all caid
■aid land and pramiaea being In
Malkaar County, Oregon.
Therefore, 1 will, on Monday, tka
24th day of Marab, 19(4, at tha hoar
of eleven o’clock ta tka forenoon of
•hid day, at tha north main entranae
door of tho Couaty Court Homo at
Vain, Malheur County, Oregon, soil at
public auction, subject ta rsdamptiaa,
to tho highest bidder for cash la head,
all the right, title aad iatarsat which
th* dafaadaata abava named, or any
of thorn, had ea tka 10th day of June.
1*21, tho date of tho mortgage thoroin
foreclosed, or aiaco that date had In
and to the above deaerihed property or
any part thereof, to eatlefy raid ex-
eautiea, judgment, order and decree,
interest, costs and aearoing s o r ts.
Dated at Vala. Oregon, thin 20th day
ef February, 1924.
M. L E I MOE, Sheriff.
By 0. W. Gleea, Dapaty.
Data of first publication Fab 22 1914.
Data of last publlaatien March 21, 1924
Data af sale March (4, 1924, at 11 a. m.
Nyssa Garage
This bank's service organieation
has bees built with this thought
foremast in mind.
That is why the Malheu» Ceunty Banh
Has an establiihad reputation foy
rendering "individual service.”
We know that wa can serve you to
our Mutjaol odTtntofO—Old
welcome the opportunity to "make
good” eur statement».
Nyssa Grain &
Seed Co.
vie nity to attend this dinner for the
benefit of the band.
Nyasa now has a band of which aha
can be proud, and the boys need finan­
cial aid and this is one of the means
adopted ta keep the hand going. Show
your appreciation by attending the
banqaot and doing yous bit to help the
Mrs Hsian Clement, Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Clement and sen Btillman were
guests at the George Schweizer home
FOR 3ALB—Seed Oat*, $2.00 per Washington’s Birthday. Mr. Clement
hundred, buyer furnish sacks. Phone was a mall clerk on a steamship rna-
ning from Seattle to the Orient unt'
72F$. J. D. Lackey.
f!5tf
recently and waa only a few miles
from the eity of Yokohama at the
time ef the earthquake and was among
those who gave aid to the stricken
inhabitants, lie is a brother of Mrs.
Schweizer.
Make your pullets lay by
feeding
A 1 Laying Mash j
Club
Edith Scott and Veata Dicks en­
tertained the members of the
Bridge stub at the J. ttoydsll
home. Three tables were in
play, with Mrs. C. L. McCoy
winning the high score prize for
the evening. The rooms were
prettiiy decorated in the val<>n
tina motif, which was alto carried
out in the dainty refreshments
served at the close of the even-
i*f-
Eyesight Specialist
J l tario
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O.’i j n
We have it prepared
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Notice to Dog Owners.
Dog owners are hereby noti­
fied that licenses are due on all
dogs within the city limits. If
not paid by March 1 the dogn
will be impounded and kept trvi
legal time and then shot,
licensee may be obtained from
Recorder Cook cr. Marshal He
AGENT
Chevrolet PARTS
Oxy-Acetylene WsMing
Malheur County Bank
Gaoitnt ............ J25.O06.OO
Surplus.............$35.00060
All W ork Gutraateed