The Gate city journal. (Nyssa, Or.) 1910-1937, February 19, 1926, Image 3

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    n s GATE CVfT M O M AC ’
CONDENSED STATEMENT
Poultry Supplies
OP THE
County Bank
Malheur
Custom Cleaning
and Grinding
NYSSA, OREGON
At the Close of B usines« December 31, 1925
Nyssa Grain &
Seed Co.
NYSSA
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.
RESOURCES
Loam and Discounts_____ $470,6845.62
Overdrafts..............................
189 92
Building,Furniture, A Fiat 18,600.00
Other Reel E state................ $.908.0*
Stocks and Securities......... 2.000 00
Bends and W arrants______
4,691.67
C ash and D ue F rom B anks 84,216.38
LIABILITIES
Capital Stock............... ....... » 28,000 66
Surplus and Profita___ ....... 44,812.64
Bills P ay ab ls............... .... 36,600.66
Rediscounts...................
DEPOSITS__________
$681.091.10
$581,061.68
OREGON.
December SI,
December 81.
December 81,
December 81,
December 81,
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We will hare
Fresh Fish at all Times
LOCAL NEWS IN BRIEF
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A1 Gamble of Tillamook arrived in
Nyssa Tuesday and is visiting at the
Brady Fowler home. It is hinted that
Al would tike to sell out at Tillamooe
and return to Nyssa to live.
George Skinner returned this weak
feom an extended visited to Arizona
end New Msxiea.
The Nyssa Boy Scouts played basket
ball with the Ontario Boy Scouts Tues-
• day night. The eoore was 22 7 in favor
of the Oatario hoys.
Helen Diren of Ontario was the
guest of Thelma Cools over the week
end.
Hie Ruth Share, Mrs Gertrude
Ramsey end Flarry Lawrence, all of
Caldwell, Idaho, were guests of the
COMMUNITY CHURCH
George Schweiser family Sunday.
NOTES
Owen Davie had his tonsils removed
BURBIDGE & RAY. Prop,
This la the barinning of Lent fWad.
today, Dr. J. J. Saraiin performing
tha 17th) and all tba Poteatant church*
the operation.
Miss Annette Blodgett motored to ea are now recognizing the time as
opportuna for evangelism, especially
Ontario Monday on business.
In the lundey school. This chusch
Rev. Hershey held aerv’eea in Vrle
will make use of this eeason. Let
'Sunday. He is just recovering from
every member cooperate.
■e**5*v*«
*X*r
a lame leg that confined him to his
room for a eouple of weeks.
| A Junior ehureh organisation has
been effected
The grade school
| Hi. and Hre. Otto Schweiser w rit
children will be the proper age for
guests of the George Schweizer fern» this society. The officers will be
My Sunday.
( chosen to correspond to the same in
t Hiss Mery Matheny entertained the , , y UIer organisation. The order of ♦ M M I I I M
young people's class of the Church of worship will be observed, A choir
Christ from Fruitlend Sunday.
| ,ud Ladies Aid will be organised. All
Mr. and Uze. Warren Fenn left departments will be led by the child-
Monday evening for Uteh, owing to ren themselves, except the five min
the serious illness of the latter’s fa uta sermon which will be given by the
ther.
pastor or his wife This service will
SEE
Mrs Dave Hawkina returned Wed be held at l:Si) ou Sunday afternoon.
nesday from Baker, where she had
A very Interesting board meeting
been attending the bedside of Mr. was held on Tuesday evening at tha
Hawkin’s father. She reporta the home of Ms. and Mrs. Jim Beam. Tha
patient has undergone an operation rtp o rt for the first five months of the
AGENT, Nyasa, Oregon
and bea a fair chance of recovery, al­ oonfarenee year show marked progress
though his case bad bean pronounced in every line. Delicious refreshments
hopeless. Dave is still there.
were served bv Mrs. Bsam.
For Sale or Trade for good learn of
For Sale—One perfectly good * hor-
Significance in Name
Next Monday evening the Boy
Rndlo vacuum tubes are called horses a bay derrick. P. Van Twisk. toscope " Only used once. Enquire 8couts will put on an initiatory dagraa.
"valves” In England, because they let
of M or B
as several boys have passed the re­
electricity through In one direction and
Rev. N E. Hershey and family mo­ quired tests.
For
Sal*.
not in another.
It is planned to have an all day at work
Standard make piano, like now, to tored to Caldwell Saturday.
on
tha ehureh property Monday, with
Mrs.
Lloyd
Marshall
has
returned
be
sold
for
unpaid
balance.
Piano
lo
For Rant -Thre--soom houekeepir.g
aparem nts. furnished, at the Swan cated between Ontario and Nyssa. from Twin Falls where she visits! a pot luofc dinner served by the women
of the church. Fuller announcement
apartment bouse.
j8tf
Will be sold to reliable Darty on pay friends and relatives for a month.
ments of $9 00 par month. Writ#
Mrs. F. D. Hall la in St. Lnka’a hoa will be made Sunday,
Noah E. Hershey, Pastor
SAMPSON MUSIC CO ,
p'tal in Boise undergoing treatment
Weiser Idaho.
for a minor ailment. She expects to
return home in a few days.
Thelma Cook’s Birthday
For Sale—Rhoda Island Red eggs for
Mrs. J . W. Spencer and son of
setting. 60c for setting of 16.
Thelma Cook selebratsd hes 12th
Union, Oregon, are visiting Mr*.
f 12tf
Fred Marshall.
Spencer's mother, Mrs Joseph Meyer, birthday last Friday, February If. A
G et rea d y now fo r th e
a t tha Hotel Waatern for a few days. 6 o'clock dinner wa* given and after­
For Sala--My plaee consisting of 46
s p r in g w o rk .
H av e y o u r
For Sale Autematic Electric Wash wards games wees played. Those who
acres, 24 on t> e island and t l on the er and soma household goods. Mrs. attended ware Miaa Matheny, Miss
H a rn e ss oiled and re p a ire d
Bracken Helen Golden, Donna Cook,
main la 'd If Inte-ested call and talk Agnes Hamaker.
fl92t
d u rin g th e slack seaso n .
Betty Coob, Oiive Hunter, Deans
it over.
Mr. and Mrs Harry Francis spent
Two shares of Owyhea Ditch stock. the week end in Emmett visiting Al­ Smith, Doris Smith, Betty Tensen.
B rin g th e m to u s a n d
Evlyn Schweiser, Charlotte Chieley
Will trada for a couple of ealvee or bert Iredale and family.
h av e i t w ell done.
Out of town gueata ware Miaa L.
one young borae. John Pratl. I122t.
Mrs. Ida Biumbaugh returned to Riggs, Helen Divan.
Nyaaa Harness & Shoe Shop
her home al WaHowa, Or., Monday, '
Nvs»a. Oregon
For Sale—One fseah cow.
after a pleasant visit with her sister,
(12 8t
Irvin Bartholomew
Mrs. Tom Butler.
Kensington Meets
The Dirwiddia family were gueata
The O. E. 8 Kensington was held at
a t the Fred Marshall home Sunday, ft
being ill the nature of a farewell visit the home of Mrs. A H. Boydell. with
before the Dinwlddiea left te r their Mrs, J. Boydell as hostess, Wednesday
afternoon. A goodly number were
home near Nampa.
E M. Benson la sick with an attack present in spite of tbo bad roads Af­
of gall stones, necessitating the at­ ter tha business masting games were
played and a aoeial hour enjoyed, fol­
tendance of a «rained nurse.
lowing which a delicious two-course
Mrs. Dewey Ray and son Stanley,
luncheon was served. The rooms ware
Mrs. Tom Butler and Mre Ida Brum­
tastily decorated, with a Washington
Spring la about here and yoa are going
baugh spent Saturday visiting friends
Birthday motif
The next meeting
to need something to help you throw
at Jamieson, Oregon
will be held March 19 at tha home of
ofl the dullnesi of winter Inactivity
Mrs. P. M Binkley spent Saturday Mrs. C. C. Hunt, with Mrs. Dick Ten
and pul you In condition for your
i i Vale and reports Mr. Binkley re­ sen as hostess.
spring work.
covering from his attack of rheums
i
tiim.
Mrs Al SheelTer and small eon of
Will Join Xi Beta
Gooding, Ida , are spending the week
O. O C., Corvallis, Feb. 16 Mona
with her mother, Mre. Johanna
Lee Smith of Nyisa is a pledge of Xi
Schneiter.
Tba 8t. Paul Guild was held at the Beta, loeal sorority, which will be In
Will arouse that sleepy liver and en­
us Alpha Omega chapter of
home
of Mre. A. V. Cook, with Mrs. stalled
rich your stagnant blood with life-
Alpha Delta Pi, national aoeial soror­
H.
T.
Francis
assistant
hostess,
giving rod corpuscles so that you can
this week. Refreshments were served ity. Sixteen active members will bo
go at your work with the PEB which
end
a social time enjoyed. A very installed as ebarter members of the
accomplishes thiagi.
profitable afternoon was spent in sew­ new chapter.
ing and making plans foi a bazaar to
be held at Easter.
FOR SALE AT
Episcopal Strvice
Mrs. Frank Fowler of Ogden, Utah,
and little daughter, are spending a
Archdeacon Crsaaey will be in Nyara
eouple of weeks with Mrs. Fowler’s Sunday, February 21, for service at 4
mother. Mss. Johanna Schnettac.
o'elaek in the afternoon. A cordial
)
Mrs. Hales Martin visited her psJ invitation la extended lo ail.
NYSSA, OREGON
ente, Ms snd Mrs. W. B Hoxie,
Thursday while en route from Nampa
Tea te 70 -talk with HunUr.
to Bar paw boms at Huntington,
During: Lenton Season
Our price on Butter Fat is 45c
Nyssa Packing Co.
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Phone 6
Nyssa, Or.
The Mutual Life
DEPOSITS
1921................$266,786 8»
1922 .............. 272.867.17
1923............... 336,444 $4
1924............... 486,010 71
198$................ 411,778.74
HOXIE SERVICE
STATION
Change your open car into a convenient
closed car, with a glasa enclosure. Not much
higher in first cost than ordinary curtaina,
with leas upkeep expense. Place yoar order
Motoreze, Aristo Oils
Hoxie Service Station
N y ssa, Oregon
>oooow»eei
M IM I I IIIIMI
writes policies at ages
10 to 70
Toombs
J. R. HUNTER
Service Station
Gaa and Oila, Whix Anti-Freese
Miller and Seiberling Tires and
Tubes
AUTO SUPPLIE8
Prompt Service
Toombs Bros., Props.
FA R M ER S
THOSE WHO
TRY I T - B U Y I T
T h o u san d s of Oldamobile ow ners
first rode in it, drove it, p ut it to
one te st after another. T h ey found
th a t attractiv e as Oldsmobile is in
appearance, inviting as is its low
price, its g reatest ex c ellen c e lie s
in perform ance. T h a t is w h y you
ow e it to yourself to le a rn w h a t
these Oldsmobile ow ners k n o w -
base y o u r decision on perform ance!
IT’S TIME TO GET READY !
♦950
Thatcher’s Liver and Blood Syrup
NYSSA PHARMACY
P O W E L L S E R V IC E S T A T IO N
Nyssa, Oregon
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