The Gate city journal., June 25, 1926, Image 3

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CONDKNhRD U T A lK W O r t
Dr. S a ra sln re tu rn e d T hursday from
th e E a st and Mrs S a a .iln re tu rh e d
today from th a W ert, each having
bean gona e z s e tla th re e w eeks. W hile
gone the d octor w a s pse sa n t a t his
f a th e r ’s 91st b irth d a y an n iv e rsa ry ,
which th e old g en tlem an celeb rated
by cleaning out th e sto v a chim ney and
num erous o th er s tu n ts o f a sim ilar
n a tu re Mrs. S a ra sln a tla n ad a session
of the g ra n d c h a p te r of E a s te rn S ta r
a t P o rtlan d and v isited th e B riit
Nedry and F re d Y oung homes.
Custom Cleaning
and Grinding
Nyssa Grain &
Seed Co.
Bob Nawby was pleasantly surprised
S aturday by the a rriv a l of bis daugh­
ters, F e rn and May, from Buhl, Ida
The young ladies m ay conclude to stay
all sum m er.
Eddie Pow ell re tu rn e d the first of
the w eek from a tw o w eeks trip to
Chicago and o th er e a s te rn points.
Among o th er in ts rs tin g places visited
was the Oldsmobile m otor w orks a t
L ansing, Mich. E ddie was duly im
pressed w ith th a im m ensity of the
plant, and any appreheviaion he m ay
have fe lt th a t th ey wonld n o t be able
to furnish him c a rs fa s t enough to
m eet the dem ands e f his tra d e were
effectually allayed.
Mr. and Mra. D isk Holm es le ft en
W ednesday fo r L eva H oi Springs,
Id a ,, to tal-e b a th s for rheum atism .
Ms. and Mrs. Ross P ark in so n le ft
W ednesday fo r S a lt Lake, U tah , on a
v isit to re la tiv e s.
Ja c k H u n te r le ft Tuesday fo r P res
ton, Idaho, and S ait L ik e co baainesu
fo r the McConnon Co. •
Olive H u n te r is spending a week
w ith friends a t E agle, Idaho.
Mr. and Mra C. P. L ackey o f Onta-
lio apent Sunday w ith his m other, Mrs.
Tom B utler.
The big ch erry o rchard of T. J.
Ja c k so n seven mile* no rth of P a y e tte
bee been th e Mcca fo r num erous
N yssaites during th e p a st w eek, who
w ere laying in th e ir se a so n ’s supply of
canning cherries.
T he finest L am ­
b e rts are selling a t 7o on th e tree s,
and o th ar varie tie a a t a less price,
and the q u a n tity is p ractically unlim
ited. Am ong those who have m ade a
pilg rim ag e a f te r c h e rrie s are M rs (.’.
F M iliar, Mrs P. M. Binkley, Mrs
F red M arshall and M rs. Brady Fow ler
Mrs. H urley is spending a faw days
a t New Plym outh looking a fte r her
berry crop.
OREGON.
NYSSA
Our Ice Plant
la running full capacity. Whenever you need ice
WE HAVE IT
Nyssa Packing Co.
BURBIDGE & RAY. Prop.
Nyssa, Or.
Phone 6
Round Trip
Summer Excursion
Fares via
UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM
To Points East To Points West
Daily May 20th to
September 15th
Daily May 15th to
September 30th
Limits October 31st
Stepovers-Diverse Routes
M alheur E n te rp ris e : A Ano baby
d a u g h te r w as born to Mr. and Mrs.
Glenn Pounds a t th a ir home near
Hom edale la s t S a tu rd ay axsning. Mrs.
Geo. H a rt, who has now become a
g ra n d m o th er, w as w ith h sr d a u g h te r
a t the tim e.
C oniult Local A g en ts fo r fu rth e r d etails
D. S. SPENCER
G eneral P a ssen g e r A gent
S a lt L ake City
♦ >♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ » * I I H
City Dray Line ;
C. KUNKENBERG
FIOM i
r
DELIVERY
Rsasosable Rates
PHONE 18
In a U tte r hom e Miss Rvlyn Sch-
w aizer, who is v isitin g re la tiv e s a t
Hood R iver, s ta te s th a t she ia bavi g
th a tim e o f h e r young life.
She
clim bed Mt. Hoed to w here th e enow
w as fo u r fe e t d eep and g o t lo st i n s
storm , which afforded hes q uite a
th rill,
M alh tu r E n ta rp ris s:
J a c k and
C harley McConnell, wall dnown eh; ap
m en of N yssa, w ere hero T uesday on
th e ir way to S teens
m ountain,
♦■►♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ A » « !•> ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ + ♦ » ♦ ♦ ♦ 44-M S w bara th ey hava a e v a ia l bands of
wooiies on tb s range. T hey re p o -t
the sheep in fine condition, due to the
fav o rab le w e ath e r and range.
Mre A. V. Cook and son Jim m ie re ­
tu rn e d Friday from a th ree w eeks visit
SH A V IN G , IIA IR CUTTING
w ith re la tiv e s a t B aker.
HO T A N D COLD BATHS
E d a a Dennis re tu rn e d Monday from
Moocow, Id a ., w here she has atten d ed
Roy Pounda, Prop.
school th e p a st yea*.
M erle H aines and Clifford Moneor of
S e a ttle , W ash . w ere guest« e t th e H.
S S htrw o o d home re ce n tly .
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. S. B rainard of
P a y e tte w ere dinner g u e sts a t the
Sherw ood hom e Friday.
J . P. B a x te r and fam ily o f W ilder
■ p e a t th e w eek end w ith friends in
N yssa. Mr. B a x te r re p o rts hia se c ­
tion enjoying a high degrea of pros-
p esity .
NYSSA BARBER SHOP
i
STATIONERY
A wide assortment at prices frem
20c to $1.00
See our window
NYSSA PHARMACY
M ayor Ik e R o b in ette, Geo. Steele
and Win Brown w ere over frem Vale
Sunday boosting th e ir big three-day
celeb ratio n J e ly 3, 4. and i . T hee re ­
p o rt (h a t all indications point to the
biggeat lim e th is y e a r In V ala’a his-
to r and am ple p re p a ra tio n s a re being
m ade to accom m odate the im m ense
crowd expected.
C. W. D eBoer was in Nesaa Wednse
day from n e a t W ilder, w here be has
been ra n ch in g th is spring. He ex-
pacts to move back to N yesa to live in
about a m onth and waa on the lookout
for a a titab le house to move in to . Hie
d a u g h te r has undergone an operntion
in a Boies h o sp ital since being moved
from here and is slowly convalescing.
Mrs. V ictor M arshall is th a proud
e w n et of a new Oidemebile coupe, pur­
chased froas th e Pow ell Service S ta ­
tion, th e Oldsm obile com pany’s local
re p re se n ta tiv e .
F o t S a le —Some Drat elasa milch
cows. W a . P eutz.
jl8 4 t
J u s t R te e iv rd —A bunch o f m en ’s
stra p w atches.
Call and look them
over. J . A. CoU.
jtltf
Nyssa Loses to
New Plymouth
A larg e crowd o f fans saw N yssa go
down to d e fe a t a t th a hands of New
Plym outh l i s t Sunday a t New P ly­
m outh. N yssa scored first in the sec­
ond inning on a 3 b a g g er by Hozie and
■ single by K linkancerg. Plym outh
then g o t tw o run* in th e ir h a lt, a f ta r
tw o w ere, out, th ro u g h e rro rs . N yssa
fosged ahead again in tha 4th w ith tw o
rune, b u t im m ediately handed P ly ­
m outh a nothas run by e rro rs to tie the
count. Both team a (cored again in
th e ( tb . N ew P ly m o u th ’s score being
due to e rro rs . Plym outh p u t the w in­
ning run across in th e 7th, w ith some
m ore e rre rs. It wee a n o th e r caae oI
th e b e tte r team th ro w in g th e gam e
aw ay.
N e x t Sunday P ru itla n d plays a t
N yssa in th e last gam e o f tho season.
A win by N ysaa will place the th ree
le a d e n in a tie for first place and the
cham pionship. T he boys have bean
p ra ctic in g fa ith fu lly th is w eek and
a re out to win and redeem them selves
fos la st Sunday’s gam e.
N yssa 4, Naw Plym outh 5.
F ru itla n d 14. B rogan f.
Vale 7, Jam ieson 6.
Malheur County Bank
NT SNA, OREGON
At the Clwe of B m ì u m April 12, lt2 f
RESOU RCES
Loans and D iscounts............ t4 8 8 .W l.l8
O v e r d r a f ts ...............................
H I 00
Building, F u rn itu re , A F iz t. 13,800.00
O ther R eal E s t a t e ..................
6.368 i*
Bonds end W a rra n ts _______
8,816 86
L ost
2
8
l
6
8
8
Bills P a y a b le ............................
Radi acconta _________. . . .
21,MO 88
NONE
C ash and D ue Know B anks 61,817.88 D E PO SIT S................................ 488.747 11
$848.938.38
$548.88«. S3
C eu n ty [F n n d s for W hich S urety Bonds are Furoiebed—H O N E
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS
H . J . W ard, P re sid e n t
John Ray, Vice President
J . P. Dunaway. C ashier
O. G. B auer, A ssistan t C ashier H . A Divan, A ssistan t C ashier
J . F . R eece
J. J. S arasln
G. L. Phillips
The little unlooked fo r services, courtesies and a tta a tio n s —out side tha
beaten path of ro u tin e —a re w h a t have counted m oat in m aking loyal fsieada
and custom ers foe th is bank.
F IS K T IR E S
As com plete a stock of A uto A ccessories i
any in M alheur County.
T eams ’ S tanding
Won
N y ssa ............ 7
New Plym outh 7
F ru itla n d ___ 8
B rogan_____ 3
Ja m ie so n ___ 1
V a le ................ 1
L IA B IL IT IE S
Capital Stock..........................8 14,860.68
Surplus and ProSte............
48,199.81
P e r cen t
777
777
888
883
118
112
Hoxie Service Station
NYSSA, OREGON
Annual Picnic
T he em ployees o f the P a y e tte di­
vision of th e Idaho Pow er C o , to
g e th e r w ith tholr fam ilies, held th e ir
annual Ju n e pi. nic Monday evening a t
th e G root ranch w e st of tow n. T hero
w are sw ings and m any d iffere n t gam es
to furnleh a m usem ent for th e children,
while the fa v e rita form o f divoraion
for the men was p itc h in g horseshoe,
and m uch riv alry developed as to who -H« .j. *$.
w as tha cham pion C ro q d et waa a n ­
o th e r popular gam e in which the ladies
also joined. A big su p p e r w ie e n ­
joyed in w hich an abundance of ice
cream and cake form ed a pleasing
fe a tu re .
Coffee percolated by alee
I am
tric ity fu rn ish e d by the Idaho Pow er
Co. w as also a popular . n um ber on th e
bill o f fa re . The grove w as brillian tly
lit up by e le c tric ity , especially wised
for th e o sc a d o n .
Hoxie Service Station
The n ecessities, also' th e odds and ends
fo r the c ar.
ARISTO OIL
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Dick’s Mechanical Shop
Birthdry Party
Dorothy G oshert c eleb ra ted he* l l t b
birth d ay a n n iv e rsa ry T uesday by s e t-
i ig as h o ste ss to a num ber of h sr
young frian d a a t a p a rty given in
honor of thooccesion a t h e r borne w est
of town. E ighteen g n e s ti w ere p re s­
ent end all enjoyed them selves hugely
glaying g am es, e a tin g ioe cream and
cake, etc.
Insure your valuable crop o f grow ­
ing g ra in , only 46e per 8100 00 o* $4.60
per 81000 00 for the e n tire season from
Ju n e first to D ecem ber ( l e t —grow ing
in shock, in stack s, in sacks, w are­
house, or g ra n ary .
rlea se call and see us b efore placing
e ith e r your g ra in or hoy crop
Phone 88
J . Boydelll,
Nysaa, O regon.
R esident A gent
( Fisk Rod Top tire s give satisfaction.
= vxta se rv ic e S tation, N yssa, Or,
Wanted
Second-hand P arm a lifte r pum p w ith
4 inch d isc h arg e < 100 inch c a p a c ity ).
A ddress and price to Nyssa, O regon,
P. O. Box 221.
LATEST AND BEST
An increasing L ifelong Monthly in­
come If to ta lly and perm anently
disabled by accident or disease b e­
fore age 60.
The Mutual Life Insarance
Co. of New York.
No fo rth s prem ium paym ents,
tl'.O a m onth during first 6 years
8160 a m onth during n e x t 6 years.
1200 a m onth th e re a fte r fa r life.
And th en 810.000 a t your' d e ath to
your beneficiary. T otal d isability
lastin g 80 days reg ard ed , during
fu rth e - continuance, ns perm anent.
820,000 if d e ath , a t any age. is ac­
cidental payable in a single sum
or as income for a term of years, or
for lifa.
Talk with Hunter
J. R. Hunter
Local A gant
opening a shop in the rear of Hoxie's Service Station
for the repair of
Cars, Batteries, Generators
Magnetos, Ignition Systems
Vacuum Cleaners, Washing
Machines and other Elec­
trical Appliances.
j Nyssa
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Poultry Supplies
Oregon i
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NIMBLE IN TRAFFIC
EASY T O PARK
You drive fat the tightest traffic without tfae
least concern, ao promptly does pour Old»-
mobile answer to a c celera to r, wheel er
brake. Perking trouble* vanish, thanks 8*
fas steering ease.
Equal enjoyment fa found in its perfect con­
trol and easy handling—highlights of that
performance which is ao widely prmasrl
There fa no truer luxury than the ability 8*
drive am you pleaae, whara you please . . .
and th is you d isco v er at th a w heel e f