The Gate city journal. (Nyssa, Or.) 1910-1937, December 31, 1926, Image 3

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LOCAL N E W S IN B R IB E
Happy New Year
and the best o f luck
Nyssa Grain &
Seed Co.
NYSSA
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We wish our friends and patrons much prosperity and
success for 1927.
' Nyssa Packing Co.
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BURB1DGE & RAY, Prop.
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OUB MID-WINTER TERM
Opening Dates
MONDAY, JANUARY S and MONDAY. JANUARY 10
A GOOD THORO BUSINESS TRAINING
is one of the best Investments of Time, Effort and
Money one canpossibly make. It pays
dividends for life. Ambitious
YOUNG MEN and YOUNG WOMEN
especially should be inter ested in our courses.
WE TRAIN FOR SUCCESS
Send for full information
L IN K ’S
B U S IN E S S
COLLEGE
and Secretarial Schoal.
1016 Idaho ¿¡treat, Boise. Idaho.
B. C. Baathaaa, Manager.
(Numeroua opportunities for girls and boya to wark for board
• nd room wbils attending school.
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K '. H H I I I M m M M I M M W M U M H H I
Greetings
To Our Numerous Client* and Friend« in and about
Nyssa, Oregon.
The Holiday Season brings ua ■ keaner apprecia*
tion of old associations and of the value o f now
friendships.
hi this spirit wb hope all may have a very Merry
Christmas and a happy prosperous New Year.
Nyssa Realty Co.
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Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Smith entertain­
ed to Christmas dinner the families of
Dean and Dwight Smith, Earl Dean
and family ot Payette, Emily Dean
and family o f Emmett, Mr and Mrs.
Frank Fry and Mrs. Lueile Johnson
aad sons.
Mrs. A. T. Bishop o f Fruitland wai
the week end guest o f bar sister, Mrs.
E M. Benson.
Me. and Mrs. C. F. Miller and
daugntera Ethel Maria and Barbara,
■pent Tuesday at the J. B, Treaty
horns in Fruitland.
New Year
Greetings
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St. Pool’* Guild will meet at the
horns o f lira. J. Boydall on Thursday,
January 6 Election o f officers will ba
held and all member! ara requested to
be present.
Mr. and Mrs G. J McCurdy hsd a
Christmas present presented to them
on Xmaseve in the form of a 91 lb boy.
The baby was named Raymond Davia.
Loya Marshall, son o f Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Marshall, will return to his
school at Monn outh tomorrow, after
spending the holidays at his home in
this city.
J. BOYDELL
Licensed Real Estate Broker
( Holiday Greetings
and Best Wishes
for the Coming Year
Mr. and Mrs. Fraik Phillips and
children hare returned from Salt Lake,
where Frank baa been employed for
the past two months.
Mr and Mra. J. P. Baxter and fam ­
ily o f Wilder, Ida., wera guests o f the
A. V. Cook family Christmas day.
Miss Lucy Thompson o f Portland
and Mrs. Leri Bldridge of Pilot Rock,
spent Christmas week with their
mother, Mra. Leila Thompson, ana
family.
Mr, and Mrs. C. L. MtCoy and fam­
ily spent Christmas with friends in
Nampa.
Mr. and Mra. H. T. Francis spent
the waek end in Emmett with Albert
Iredale and fam'ly.
Mr. and Mrs, Troy fitton
gueets at tha Frank Millar
Christmas day.
were
home
Experienced aamp cook would like
position in some road camp or mining
camp or would taka position with
pi irate family in tawn. Am also ex ­
perienced kn laundry work, Address
Nelli* Reagan, general delivery,
Nyssa. Oregon, or call at residence,
oorner Second St, and Reeia Ave.
Kenneth, son e f Mr. and Mrs. I. L.
Smith, tas recovered from an attaok
of pnaumonia.
Miss Barniea Vorhles returned to
the College o f Idaho tha first o f the
waek, after (pending her vacation at
her home here.
Troy Sitton was engaged to have
ehasga of the Shoestring pumping
plant for the coming year at a meetirg
of the board of directors held recently.
Troy has mada an enviable record in
the matter of cutting down power
bills and general all around efficiency
and the director« were gl.id to aecure
hi» slrvices for another year
Mr. and Mrs,Vernon Boeen,whohad
spent the holidays with Mrs. Boeen’s
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tbrashtr, re-
tarned to their home at Meadows,Ida.
Mrs. Jas, Hinshaw want to Boisa
Thursday fos tha day.
Mr. and Msa, C, H. Simpaon of
Homedale’ visited with selstives In
Nyssa Thursday and Friday.
Doa Gambia was visiting relatives
in Nysaa Thuasday.
Mrs. It J. Davis, who is spending
tbs wintes In Sestlte with her son
Don, writes hems that she seems to
have jumped from the frying pan into
tha fire so far as the weather is con*
corned. She has hardly see* the sun
since she landed there
Tha Tuesday evening bridge clnb
was held Wednesday night o f this
week at the home of Mra. Arthur
Beydell. Three tables were in play.
First prisa was won by Mrs. R. W
Chapman, second by Mrs. Artia Rob­
ertson Delielous rafrashmrnts were
seared by tba hostess.
It ie surprising how much a few peo­
ple well organised and harmoniously
cooperating cao do in «short tims.
About ten days ago the official board
o f the M S. Community ehureh and a
few friends met to plan for mote
room to accommodate tha growing
Sunday sabool. After much disease-
ing and planning it was decided to
excavate a large room under tba
church. But like the mice in tha fa­
ble, who had decided to ball tba eat,
who was to do iiT Who wai to do tha
work and furniah the monsyT Finally
one man agreed to donate a week'«
work to excavating, another agreed te
bring a team and work, and others
came to the rescue.
Chat. Garrison was elected chairman
and foreman in the work.
R. A.
Thompean waa elected treasures to
collect funds and get what cash ha
could. Monday after Christmas was
selected as the day ta begin.
Promptly at an early hear Moaday
morning, with ground deeply covered
with enow and the thermometer •tend­
ing abeut >0 below freezing, tha fore­
man with his sons and an enthusiastic
band of workmen with picks, shovels,
slips, a fresno and team, began work.
An entrance was soon mada under th«
west side of the church, and by night I
broad runway thraugh under th<
church to tha south side was complet­
ed. Tuesday single and double tea mi
running tinder the church, a fracas,
•lips and a plow ware at work takia|
out the dirt. Doabtlecs by the tim<
this is ia print all tha dirt will havi
been taken out, pillar* put under thi
foundation, and the room will bi
r e ify for oonerete to bo put batwaai
the pillars and on the floor.
Much work will be needed to hau
sand and cement, pat In windows ant
doors, build steps,sad te put the large
room In first class order. This is com­
munity work in which averyoao should
be interested. Donations In work and
cash wiM ba greatly appreciated.
Those who donate work kindly
port to Ohas. Garrison, fares
Those who can help flnanaially report
to R A. Thompson, A. M.
May 1927 ba tha moat prosperous
year, moral'y, spiritually and finan­
cially that Nyasa aad community ever
had.
Tru.'y,
R. J. Davit,
S. S. Superintendent, pro turn.
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OFFICERS AND DIRECTOR*
A.
J. Ward,
President
John Bay, fla t
J. P. Danaway, flashier
O. fl. ■------ Assistant Cashier M. A. Divas. Assistant flashier
J. P. Reece
J. J. S.raaia
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DEPENDABLE BERT IBS
Ilappy
Jew Year
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To all our friends and pa-
trons. May your coming
year be prosperous
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HOXIE SERVICE
METHODIST COMMUNITY
NOTES
The werk of improving the church
by tha addition o f a basement and new
heating plant Is goiag on. This will
provide mere comfortable as wall aa
more roomy quarters foe the Sunday
■cheol and Juaias church, ac well aa
STATION
provide comb convenience» for tetial
gathering*.
1 The revival meeting*, previously
announced, will ba postponed until a
week Inter baeauea e f tha eoaditiea o f
the church building at this time.
The watch night party and program
Friday night will be held at tha sous-
cil room instead of the church.
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Masons Install
The local Masonic lodge held install­
ation o f officers Monday avaning,
December 87, with C. D . McCullough
installing officer.
Officers installed
ware aa follews;
W. M „ 0 G. Bauer.
S. W .,Geo. F. Newton.
J. W , R. C. Hayworth.
Tress , John E Holly.
Sec., A. H Boydell.
S. D., Charley D. Thompson.
J. D , Robert Currier.
Chaplain, F, D. Hall.
S. Steward, Cliff Tiilmaa.
J. Sttward, Sidney Burbidga.
Tyler, Harry T. Francie.
Marshall, Audrey J. Ward.
Installation waa fallowad by a “ big
feed ” and an hour o f good fellowship.
Custom Grinding
and Chopping
Flour, Feed and Recleaning
Coal and Wood and Black
Bear Roof Paint
This business is for sale, A good business for tko rigk
man. Inquire at the Nyssa Flour Mill.
P. M. WARREN.
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VonDtlla Baxter Married||
Word has betn received af the mar­
riage of Miss VonDella Baxter ta Mr,
Walter Gr.ffin, both of Wilder. Tha
ceremony waa performed at Boisa by
C. A Williams, probata judge.
The bride is a daughter o f Mr, and
Mrs. J. P. Baxter, former Nysaa resi­
dents, and was popular with the
younger set until her removal to Wil­
der about a year ago. She was an
employee of the Journal for a time
and we join with her many ether
friend« in extending best wishes
Atwater Kent
RADIO
When you purchase a Radio, better look and see
what is behind it.
It may be like the dog with tha firecracker, ready to
blow up and leave you guessing.
Or it may be an
DRAYAGE
I do all hinds o f Drayage and Trias-
Mrs. J. A. Srhnaiter returned Thurs­
day from Gooding, Ids., where she far. Cali at livery barn.
C A. Rlppy.
was called by the il'ness o f her daugh­ d31tf
ter, Mra. Al Schaeffer.
W. W Foster and family retuined
Feed by th* Month
Wednesday faom Filar, Idaho, where
Goad alfalfa hay and running watts,
they had spent Christmas with rela­
en the old Fisher ranch on tha Owy
tives.
hee. Elroy Huffman,
dSdtt
Mrs. Ley! Eldridye and Miss Vir­
ginia Thompson wore businass visitors
in Psyatte Tuesday.
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Clair L. Pepperd, who ie attending
University o f Oregon, arsived in Nyasa
Saturday and it spending the holidays
at tha J, C. Beam borne
This ie the season of tha year to <j
The following young people who
got your harness oiled and repair- -
ed ready for the epriog work. Wo |
eae attending various institutions of
leataing and bare spent the holidays
do first class work sr.d guarantee
satisfaction.
in Mysst, will return to their schools
Saturday: Chat Thompson, Frank
Ante Top* Repaired
Sharwooi.
Clair
Peppevd,
Paul
Taxidermist Work
and Ruth Bershey.
Lacy Thcmp
son,
who I* teaching in Port­
land, will also laare Saturday to re­
Nycca. Oregon.
sume her wo-k. after spending the
holidays at her borne here.
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N Y SSA PH ARM ACY
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Atwater Kent
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Nyasa, Oregon