The Gate city journal., May 01, 1925, Image 1

T he G ate C ity J ournal
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NYSSA. OREGON, FRIDAY, M A Y 1 ,1 9 8 6
Poultry Supplies
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LOCAL NEWS IN BRIEF
Custom Cleaning
and Grkiding
CONMCNUSU B T A M M E N T
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Malheur County Ban
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A number of Nesya citizens have
N yaa t, O reg on
been doing jury duty and aoting
at the close ot business April 6, 1926
' as witnesses at circuit court in Vale
this week. Among them are.T . F.
RESOURCES
LIABILITIES
Coward, J. I. Liven, H. M Housh, P.
j Loans and Diaeounta...........S342 *09 71 Capital Stock_____________ $ 2
N.
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Jamieson,
dairy
special­
M. Warren.
[ Overdraft*...............................
286 72
Surplus and ProAts.............. 3
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J. W. Crockett and Clint Webb are ist of the Oregon Agricultural Building,Furniture,Fixtures 14,750 56
Other Real Estate ........... .
t.tOS 0* Billa Payable.....................
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at Payette lake this week. Mr. Webb College will talk on general dairy Stocks and Securities.........$ 2,1)00 00
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baa leased a hotel there and will re­ problems, such
3,796,48 Rediscounts______________
as selecting, Bonds and Warrants_______
C abh and Due F rom B anks 130,146 90 DEPOSITS ........................... 43«
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main indefinitely.
judging, feeding, and manage­
Mrs. T. J. Caldwell returned this
$409,250 751
$i,j
ment of the dairy herd, at a
week frem a sojourn of several
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS
months at Los Angeles and Long aeries of meetings to be held
H. J. Ward, President.
Beach, where she has been visiting next week.
John Ray. Viee Prur'
t
W. B. Wagner, manager of
' J. P Dunaway, Caehier.
her soa Cecil.
G- C. R ner, AiaMOnat Cukwr
W. B. Hoxie made a trip te Vale the Payette Cooperative Cream*
.
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_
H. A. 191 v m , Arsis lent Caehtor.
Wednesday,
where
he
had
business
at
ery,
will
demonstrate
the
NYSSA
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OREGON,
J, F. Reece,
J. J. h n d i i
G. L.
the assessor'* office.
method of haadling, testing and
Director»
Mrs, K. Parkinson antertained her gradiag cream, from the cow to
sister, Mrs. Simmons, and two child­
¡ha little, unlooked for services, courtesies and altontiooa, outside tha ' -at -i
the consumer.
Mr. Wagner
ren of Mampa during the week.
path o t roukae, aro what have cotnt*I mist in making loyal friends a. , ■ ,-
O B IT U A R Y
tom e» for this bank.
Mrs. Willard Van Naatta o f Cra*e says: ‘ We are always glad to
(Communicated)
spent Sunday with her sister, Mrs. cooperate with the Extension
rm rss
PROFESSIONAL
Service in any wag we can to
John Newby was born in Shineliff, Lloyd kinder.
North of England, in 1868, coming to
Dielt Tengen hM returned from a heip the dairymen te improve
i
b il l b o o s t e r s / ' j
DIRECTORY
this country when 21 year* o f ag*. _„ j , ,
P. , tUndi where be shipped two the quality of their eream. High
The regular anneal meeting of th*
He ftrst came to Pleasant View, North u* r|«i,dg of cattle. Re was tocum
W ß f*
County Couasil was held at the Big
Ogden, Utah.
Then he moved to ' panied by Delno Gibson, who is mak­ quality cream means high quality
hOUt 96 SnufiM U4
Bead Gommunity hall Saturday, April
ATTORNEYS AT LAW .
butter.
Rigby, Idaho, and later to Nyssa, ing an extansive tour of the coast.
1
11, with tha county president, Mrs.
Oregon, where be has livad for 15
Mr. MeKee, the tester for the hi. M. Creeling, presiding.
COLbECTlOU BOX COMES
The Nyssa baseball taum played at
j £. M. BLODGETT
years. He was never married.
AROUUO, -THROW IW SOME
The morning session was given ever
Roswell Friday, April 24. They were Weiser-Payette oow testing as­
Uncle Jack, as he was known to the j
Attorney and Counsellor at Law
defeated by one point, tiie scare being sociation, will talk on the ad­ entirely to business. On reeommenda-
IMPORYMJT
KAOUCi \ NOVIR.
little children, will be missed by all
. 13 to 12.
vantages of a cow testing asso­ tion of the executive committee the
Practice in all courts
CLER&WkAAU CAWrr BOW
who knew him. Kind and generous, ’
Misses Hazel Beam and Verna ciation
He will also test some 1 preside*» appointed Mrs. Maurice L.
honest and true. He has gone to hfc
AuwmiUCc MUCH KMW A
Nyssa, Oregon
Judd corresponding secretary. Very
Thompson
spent
tbe
wees
end
visiting
samples of whole milk and erfeam interesting reports were given by de1-
reward.
He was a faithful Latter
MICHEL, SO UBCr SUWOAW
Day Saint, always ready and willing relatir*s m Nyssa.
for the dairymen at each meet egates from Big Bend, Wade. King
CHIROPRACTORS
ASTOUlSH MBA BM FlLWJG
Vera, Alien and Carl Mainline and
to help when called upon. But owing
ing. This will give the dairy* man Koiony, Owyhee, Oregon Trail,
THE OL' 0 O * FOUL OF
DRS. BRADFORD & ERA W O RD to him being bard o f hearing and be­ Irene Ltussen attended the dance in
Valley View, Omario and Vale. The
QUARTERS AU* UALF-DCUAP?
men
an
opportunity
to
check
up
Myssa
Thursday
evening.
ing vary sensitive o f his affliction
Carver Method
work done by these various circles in­
AUO MAKE HIM FEEL
Mrs. Euward Jasper and children on their separator to sec if it is cludes, servieg o f hot lunchss, finan­
Consultation and Examination F ree, made Jack of a retiring disposition.
G o o d v „
t
returned to their home in Alice!, Or., getting all the eream from the cing and otherwise encouraging school
Nyssa, Oregon
Saturday, after a week's visit with milk and to learn the proper contests ot different kinds, impreviug
friends and relative* in this vicinity.
method of testing milk and setaool play ground* and installing
W. B. HOXIB
Friday evening at the MaGoy home, Ju dgeo L King and wife of Onta
cream.
The schedule of the school apparatus, cooperating with th#
INSURANCE
Mrs McCoy and Mrs. Satazin were rio were Nyssa visitors Sunday.
teachers in putting on special pro
Office at Residence, Third and
meetinga
is as follows:
I joint hostesses to the Bridge Club. I
gjjgmts and treats for the childten,
Ehrgood Avenue.
Mrs. Collingsworth and daughter,
Nyssa— Ward Bros.; 10 a. m. assisting school boards in buying need­
i Five tables were in play. First lady
Nyssa, Oregon
Mrs. Taniin, of Now Plymouth sprnt
I prize was won by Mrs. Arthur B o y -'
ed school equipment, helping needy
the wees with Mrs. Mrs. D. K. i-ia- Wednesday, May 6.
dell.
First man’s prize by R U n n 'j
Adrian— In tows, 2 p. m. parents to clothe their child«-. n so that
OSTEOPATHS
Brown. Consolation prize went to
they might come to school and seeing
' Mrs. Ernest Wilson and George Ward. I Mrs. J. J iurazin and Miss Edith Wednesday, May 6.
DR. HARRIET SEARS
that these children had proper food
Vale—Cream station, 10 a. m.
, The rooms were beautifully decorated Scott visited in Ontario on Tuetdag.
and medical attention. Th# following
Osteopathic Physiciaa
with apple blesBoms and lilacs. Dainty 1 Miss Vesta Dicha and Misa Lucile Thursday. May 7.
officers were elected:
Ontario, Oregon
refreshments were served.
j Stephens were week end visitors in
Brogan — Community Hall.
President, Mrs. M. M. Creeling,
Office: Wilson Bldg., Over Raders’ i
“
| Boise.
Kingman Koiony.
2
p.
m, Thursday, May 7.
- t —- ■
Mrs. Agnes Hamakei and ton t.o •
Vice president, Mrs Ralph Haworth,
Cairo— Grange Hall, 10 a. m.
Wade.
ert are vieitmg relatives at Mvrkl.a.
¡day, May 8.
No Fingerprints
this week.
Secretary-Treasurer, Mrs. Frank
Dead Ox— A. A. Gutteridge’s,
Drs. Bradford
it
O. A. C. Corvallis, April 29— i
“Safety ftrst," remarked the detec­
Fry, Oregon Trail.
2
p.
m.
Friday,
May
8.
Mrs.
M
M.
Spoil
o
f
Nampa
apt
1
1
graduates. Consultation and examina- Clair Pepperil of N ygsa, S op o
frac
The Valley View circle extended the tive's son as he donned rubber gloves
the week
in Nyssa at the home c i
non free Ten
h ------------luccessful
yearn successful prae-
.
,.
,
.
to rnld the Jam closet.—The American
First more m vocational educi
council
an invitation to hold its nsxt Legion Weekly.
flee in the state ot Oregon.
her sister, Mrs. C. L. McCoy.
door weet of Bank.
session there. The invitation was ac­
has been pledged to Kappa
Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Kay aad son
cepted
Kappa Psi, national honorary left Sunday for W .tson, Oregon, on o
Wadding bells rang merrily
Harness washed and oiled, $£.00 per
(Ooncluded next week)
set. Nvraa Harness A addlery Shop.
band freternity. Men are picked short business trip.
For Sale
F. ¡day when Joe Meyers and
Experts Will Discuss
Problems of Dairymen
Nyssa Grain &
Seed Co.
r
n
P. T. A. Meeting
ewumsm vjHEu -me
Eniertain the Husbands
Chiropractors
Joins Kappa Kappa Psi
Wedding Bells
for membership in this organi*
80 ska barley at $2.(0 per e s t,
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Howe he e
10 ska chopped barley $2 60 at A. zation on the merits of their moved from their former residence .c
Hinsch, Nyssa, Oregon,
a!73t
musical ability, personality and the Presbyterian manse. The hone
was recently vacated by C. Tensto.
scholastic standing
wbo baa moved to tbe apartments .u
tbe Tensen building.
O f the Same Family
Mr. and Mro. J. b. Treney and two
The robin and the bluebird belong children of Froitlar.d and Mr. an« Mrs.
to the same family of thrushes and
L. F. Lattig and daughter Mary Alice
are seywewhat alike in appearance.
of Payette were »neats at Uie Freak
C. KLINKENBERG
Miller home Sunday.
PROMPT DELIVERY
Card of Thanks
Mrs Ackiie Wilson and daughter
Rer.acnab!* Ratea
We wish to thank those kind friend* j Gertrude and Delta and Denna coek
who assisted u* doing our time of sor­ spent Sunday in Weiser with friends.
PHONE 15
row, for the kind acts, the flowers
Mrs. H. T Francis spent Tuesday
and the a ngers, which we shall never with friend* in Apple Valley.
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, forget.
Mrs. George Smith of Apple Valley
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Newby,
is ill with pneumonia.
» H IIIII I I I I t
Mary Ann Green.
Mr and Mca Glenn Brown and f a m­
Bob, Tom, George and Harry
ily and Mr and Mrs. Arthur Beydall
Newby, Junior,
and family motored to Boise last Sun­
day.
and
curtain
Don’
t
fonget
aiH'
o
tap
AND CIGAR STORE
We wish to call the attention of oar
wosSc at Nyesa H arneas & Saddlery
reader* to the fact that the Nyset
Shop
I Grain & Seed Co. have changed their
SHAVING, HAIR CUTTING
adv. Tbls deeaen’ t happen very of tea
Notice.
HOT AND COLD BATHS
and when it does it behooves th* lap-
I have sold the City Dairy to Geo
L. B. IIAMAKER, Prop.
E. Schweiser, who will conduct the ulase to stt up and taka notice. See
Nyeea
Oregon
business, collecting all account* and adv. at tup of thia page
paying all bills.
Geo. Schweizer and family this week
H. F. Brown,
moved into ihe Methodist parsonage.
:: City Dray Line ;;
NYSSA BARBER SHOP
Dog Guards M aster’s Body
After guarding the body of Ilia mas­
ter, who wan drowned in a ditch, until
it was found recently, a shepherd dog
In Scotland followed the corpse to the
mergtie. then ran two roll«* back te
the flock of sheep and resumed hie
tending.
If you have Beef Cattle, Hogs,
Mutton or Veal
Phone 6
Nyssa, Or.
Nyssa Packing Co
BURBIDGE £
oc
M - j .
A. Fouch were united in
' a holy bonds of matrimony,
l.io ceremony was performed at
t a i Hotel Western in the pres­
ence of a few friends. Rev-
Smats officiating. On Saturday
evening they were treated to a
genuine old fashioned charivari
party and Joe, with his accus­
tomed generosity, sent the par­
ticipants to the Rosebud for
refreshments. The newly weds
will continue to reside in Nyssa.
Both contracting parties are
well known in Nyssa,
the
groom having been manager of
toe
Nyssa-Arcadia
drainage
ditch for a number of years, and
tne bride tha proprietress of the
Hotel Western.
The Journal
joins their many other friends
in wishing them much happiness
and prosperity.
Auto Overturned
An auto driven by Mrs. Swenson of
Payette completely overturned on the)
boulevard at Arcadia Monday, buryirg
the lady underneath, from which un
pleasant predicament she succeeded
in extriented herself uninjured, except
to her feelings, wbieb were consider­
ably ruffled, owiag to the presence of
about eix inch** of water int* which
she was thrown.
W ords in Language
Sacred Stone
The vocabulary of a modem
abridged English dictionary
gates approximately 460,000 worn*. If
tbe dead word* of our speech be
added, as shown by the Ozfoml His­
torical dictionary, the number mould
reach 700.000 words, living and dead.
Th* moonstone la believed by many
to bring r -ed fortune. In India this
beantlful gem Is considered as highly
sacred and Is never sold except on a
yellow cloth, yellow being an especial­
ly sacred color.
Exciting Ride
Perfect leva holds the secret of t t
world's perfect liberty.—J. O. Holland.
Love and Liberty
During a panther shoot In Indlajthe
elephant ridden by the Jam Sahib ran
away, and after alx miles of boupt-lng
and speeding, the man escaped! by
sliding down the animal'* tail.
R H Y , Prop.
I
For S a le- Kitchen Cabinet In good
condition. Cheap, if taken at once.
Phone 64F4.
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