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LI ' - L J C I E«
C Q K a m m r tì n a
L O C A L N E W S IN B E I I Fi
Poultry Supplies
Custom Cleaning
and Grinding
NYSSA
OREGON.
Did you say
MEAT?
sure, we’ve got meat
C O M E A N D G E T IT
A special m e e t in g o f t h e Com
in e rc ltl C!u b will be held T h u r s d a y
evening J a n u a r y 20, a t 7 o ’clock.
a n u m b er of i m p o r t a n t
m atters
a r e to be ta k e n u p and a larg e a t
‘en d an ce is hoped fo r
Nyssa Packing Co.
BURBIOGE & RAY. Prop
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Phene G
Nyssa, Or.
w*Aw»>wa^fc*
Library Hours.
Keeping Tab on Madame
Saturdays Only
Open to town patron 2 J 0 to 6:80.
Out of town p a tro n s 2:90 to 7:80
~
—J ■ a x . '1--- r r r r a j .
1 - a
We remember the time when the
mistress asked the cook w h a t was her
day out. Now the cook asks the mis­
tress w hat la her day In.—Tom Alas-
! son In Collier’».
Mrs, J B, S m ith was ta k e n sudde n
ly ill Sun d a y n i g h t w ith n e u ra lg ia of
the h e a r t and fo r ■ tim e h e r condition
was critica l.
H a r c ondition shows
some improvement) new. however.
|
Eddie Powell sold t h r e e A t w a t e r
K ent aadios t h i s w eek, t h e p u r e b r s e r s
] being J o h n Cancelm o, W m . UcEweti
' and L e s t e r E r n e s t . This, m a k e s 18
radios Mr. Powell h a s sold, radios
proving very p o pular in Nyssa. Eddie
alio su'd a new fully equipped Oldemo
bile to Or, J . J . S a re z in .
Miss A m elia D eB oer l e f t F rid a y f o r
O nta rio w he re she will a tt e n d school,
h e r p a r e n t s h a v in g re c e n tl y moved
th e r e .
Merle C h e e l e j ’s c a r c a u g h t fire
T h u rsd a y e v e n i n g and was e n tir e ly
consumed. T he a c c id e n t happened
a few miles t h is aide of Cald w ell on
th e E v e r g r e e n hig h w a y . The cause of
tn e fire is unknow n.
■Barney Wilson, J e s s e Thom pson end
A, i i Boydell a t. i n i t J g ro c e rs m eet
ing in W eL ar T hursda y evening.
Mrs. Georg* U am tnack and little
d a u g h t e r Dorothy e ? O n t a r io visited
friends in N y s sa on S a t u r d a y .
Bl iyney Boydcll la visitiug his pa r
enta a few da y s
Ji m m i e Cook ha s t e e n v e r y 111 for a
few da y s b u t is g e t t i n g ¿letter.
K. L. Allen mid family have moved
into (he yellow hem>e j u s t Berth of
P M. B inkley’s.
F o r 3a*e—F j r e p r e d cockerel* s u it­
able for b r t e d i n j purposes.
White
Brchttiss and Luff O r p ingtons Choice
$1.60. J o u r n a l office,
Malheur UMirety Buk
Club Meeting
Commercial Club Meeting
Nyssa Grain i
Seed Co.
t 9
NY 8&A, oascest
The regular annual meeting
At til« Cicca of C xsìmm December 11, 1M0
of the Commercial Club was
held in the club rooms Thursday
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L I A B I L IT I E S
evening. Officers elected to Leene end Dieeounte______ 9104,454 61
v e rd u e« * ...................................
627.78 Capital S t a t a .................. ..........$2f,08#.t0
serve for the coming year were: O
1> m Id l^ fk iw iO uve. & F is t. 13.RM.00
S U r-r Evert U s i a t e .................
6.2U.OS Surplua aita E r t a l e ................. 5»,f 10.18
President— C. L. McCoy.
D ietx ict W a r r a n te
2,494.81
Vice president—Dick Tcnsen. School
Billa P a y a b le .............................
L ib e r ty Loan
Bonde__ ___ 7S.000.se
Sic.-Treas.—Frank Morgan
R e d ia e e a n to . .. ,. _________ _
end due
Directors—H. T. Francis and Cash
from Banka 120,466.95
Ernest Wilson
C a sh R e s e r v e ......................... 195.466 85 D E P O S I T S .................................54S.7tl.Sl
As Mr. Morgan will be unable
$621,702 04
m i.T S S .0 6
to assume his duties for some
C O U N T Y F U N D S ON D E P O S I T - N O N B
time Ii. A. Millar was appointed
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS
to serve until such time as Mr.
U. J. W ard, P r e sid e n t
J o h n Bay. Visa P re sid e n t
Morgan will be able to take
J . P. Dunaway, Cashier
charge.
O. G. Bauer, Aeeiatent C a ab ier H . A. Diven, A e a fs ts n t Oeehier
J . F. Reece
J. J . Saresln
Q. L. FttiN pe
A salary of $25 a month was
voted as compensation for the P r . m p t and u n d e r sta n d in g aervice and our sincere d e t i r e to p ro m o te proepa-
secretary.
ity; t o help you g a t y o u r a h a r e of it and to uae t h a t s h a r e w ith wiedata.
' A proposition from Ryder
Bros, for space in their Oregon
Trail guide book was voted
down.
C a n ta r of th* O w y h j j P r o te c t. in H a l h e u r , County, Or.
The matter of placing’ signs
at various places along the high-;
way was favorably considered j
and the secretary instructed to
W hen you m ove to
get in touch with other towns
N y s sa . as you a r e sure
along the line,.asking for their
t o sooner or l a t e r in o r ­
cooperation.
d e r to t a k e a d v a n t a g e
of th is w onde r irrigation
The committee appointed to
p ro jec t, yon will find ua
canvass the town for financial
he re re ad y t o su pply
support reported that from $60
all yo u r a u t o ne eds.
to $70 per month, exclusive of
F i r s t place on e n te r in g
tow n a r . d ^ a s t place on
the regular monthly dues, would
leaving.
be available.
Ti e meeting j;a s not very
well attended, owing to a num-
OWYHEE PROJECT
her of business men being out of
town, but much interest was
HOXIE SERVICE STATION
manifested by these present and
a good meeting resulted-
t a t a
NYSSA
j
R A Powall h i s lea -ed t h a r o o n u in
tfce T cnsen Motor Co building and
will o p e r a t e a room ing house.
W e A ll Have Our Pride
A largely a tt e n d e d Ladies Aid m e e t­
T h are ain’t but phu men who kan
The 0 . E 8. Social Club was held
stick a white handkerchief into the ing was held a t the M ethodist parceli­
breast pocket ov their overcut without ng« T h u rsd a y a f te r n o o n and plans Wednesday a f te r n o o n a t th e hom e of
letting a leetle ov it stick out—Just bl discussed for fixing up th e new bas
Mrs F ra n k Miller, w ith Mra. Miller
accident.—Josh Billings.
n ent.
and Mrs. F r a n k Hall as h o ste sse s
Mrs. Leila Thompson and Mrs A f t e r th e business m eoting th e p a s t
B etw een L aw re n c e Gas Sta tion
The Wreck: :g Cre-o
H a r r y Fra nc is w e re O nta rio visitoro m atron, Mrs. J . J, Surazin , was pre
and F ord G a r a g e
•e n te d w ith a half anaen sa lad forka,
The car was brought to a local g.
Tuesday.
the g i f t of t h e Soeial Club in recogni
rage for repairs and was badly dan
Sol cits a p a r t o f your trad e
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph H a w o rth and
aged.—Texas paper.
tion o f h e r efficient services of m a
t h r e e d a u g h te r s w e r e dinner g u e s t s
Iron. T hen slips o f pa p er were passed
W ednesday evening w ith Mr. and
and each one a s k t d to w r ite a N ew
DRAYAGE
Mrs. F ra n k N e w ton
Y e a r resolution. Mra J . Boydell wee
1 do all kinds of D ra y ag o sa d T rans
Mrs Jo h n Clark and son J a c id s of a w ard e d the prize in this «-onlest.
fer. Call a t livery barn.
Springfield. 111., a re v isiting with
d31tf
G A. Rippy,
The gueBts w ere t h e n invited to the
Mre. J . IS. H u n t e r . T he ladies a r e dining room where they feund a beau
old t im e friends.
d u l l y d ecorated t a b le laden w i t h r e ­
H a m p to n W atch L ost—N e a r Su mane, brown s u e k i r g colt.
Mr», P, M Binkley l e f t Tuesday f r es h m en ts. The c e n t e r piece was >-
per ranch, six mites from
Nyssa.
1 brown gelding, haggled m ane and m orning for O.olina, Idaho, to visit he g e c a k e w ith seven candles, the
Leave a t achool house and race iye re bobtail« d
he r d a u g h te r , M -s Bill Beck.
l a t t e r r e p re s e n t in g tho nu m b er of
ward.
R C Keeler.
1 blaek 3 y e a r o'd bobtailed, s t a r in
Mr and Mrs C. F, Miller and ye ars t h e club has been in e x is te n c e
s t r e a m e r s r e p re s e n t in g
the
fo r e h e a d ,J is g g le d mane.
d a u g h te r s w e re Sunday d in n er g u e sts Ten
S ta r colors w ere suspended from the
1 bay m a r e , brand W with bar a t the Troy Sitton home
J a n u a r y 11. 1927
across, l e f t stifle, w ith y e a r lin g bay
J a c k H u n te r , th e McConnon m a r , c h an d tlie r ar.d a tt a c h e d to th e table.
NOTICE OF «STRAY
colt, both tw o white hind feet.
r e tu r n e d this week from a business S ta r place cards e n a b le d the g u e s t s
The following a nim als were t a k e n
to find th e i r pieces a t th e table. Place
1 brown m ule, brand IT on le f t t r i p to th e L aG ra n d e c o u n try ,
no a t my place 3) miles north of shoulder.
f a v o rs w e r e bouteneirs m a d e of bean
A lu m b e r o f I l y s s a i te s w e re doing
Nyssa, known as th e C a t t place J a n ­
candies r e p r e s e n t in g t h e Stai colors.
1 bay geJJing, brand H — l e f t stifle,
ju r y d u ty a t V ale th is week. Among
ua ry 10. 1927:
E ig hteen g u e s t s w ere p r e s e n t , includ­
white hind foot, s t r i p e ie face,
t
h
e
m
w
ere
R.
J
,
Davis,
Dick
Tenson,
1 brown m are DOOIbs.itar in forehead,
ing Mrs. John Clark of Springfield,
1 roan m are, b ra nd M l e f t f r o n t!
one white l e f t hind foot, with black shoulder,, w hite face, hind legs white P e a r l Bingm an a n d Donald McCloud. Ilk, a house g u / s t of Mrs. J . R. Huu-
Bill S e h ir c m a u rraue him self a pres ter. A f e a t u r e of t h e d in n er se rvice
■ucking colt, no visible b ra n d .
u p to hocks.
1 bay m are, 900 iba, s t a r in forehead,
1 bay 3 y e a r old, gelding, small s t a r e n t of an Oidsraobile c a r th is week, was t h a t all dishes used w e re of paper.
bay su c king colt, no visible brand.
in fo reh e a d , no visible brand. No which he p u rc h a se d of Eddie Powell,
i t was one of t h e m ost successful
local a g e n t for t h a t fam oue m ak e of social e v e n ts of t h s season land fully
1 bay m are, 900 ib a.ata r in forehead, visible b ra nds on those not shown.
bay a u c k i r g colt, no visible brand.
T a k e n u p th e 13tn day of J a n u a ry , c a ’ .
su s ta in ed th e r e p u ta tio n Mrs. Milier
1 light gaey m a r e , 1000 lbs, bob­ IS27.
Signed,
and Mrs. H all m ade a < hoste sse s a t
tailed, blaak su c k in g colt, no visible
Tom H a r r is .
t h d r Arnvslice Day social, t h a t e v e n t
Signed
a
n
!
subscribed
to
before
me
band.
b e i i g c e successful t h a t t h e y w ere
1 bay m are , brand IT l e f t shoulder, th is 11th d a y of J a n u a r y , 1927
T he T u es d ay ev en in g Bridge C lut d r e f i e d a w ay o u t o f t h e i r t u r n to put
W. B. Hoxie,
Star in forehead, 1000 Iks, roached
Ju s tic e of Peace for Oregon. was e n te r ta i n e d a t t h e h h n e o f Mr?. on a n o th e r one.
C. L. McCoy. F o u r ta b le s w e re in
play. Mrs. J c h a C«nee!ino was yictor
Varieties o f Jinxes
in th e p laying c o n te s t , w inning first
T he natives of*Galw«y consider the
: prize, while Mrs. A. H. Boydell got
a v a y with second, w ith Mra. Frank fox unlucky. If they meet a fox on
their way to fish, they t u rn hack for
Ilall third.
Mrs. McCoy’» m other,
flint day. If Irishmen or Italians pro
M-re K ing of Pendleton and Mrs. Me.
nounce the names of curtain animals
Coy’s sister, Mrs. 11. M. Spell of while they a re Ashing they are cer
Nam pa, w ere g u e s t s of honor. D r - lain to have ill luck. In some sec-
liciaua r e f r e s h m e n ts w e re served and
* of c'"Hrind tin-re nrc old worn
f o r m e d a f i tt i n g e l;m a x to th e even­ en whose names a re unlucky and
BOUDOIR CREATIONS
Mtch persons m ust b* spoken of In
i n g ’s pleasure.
an Indirect wny.
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A Successful Event
Bertsch Barber
Shop
G. E. Bertsch
Entertains Bridge Club
Clean Balo~e Painting
‘‘D a / Dream m akes me thin * of gre en f i e l d s - c l e a r
sk ie s—b a b b lin g broo ■—and all th e wonderful
th in g s th e p oe t telia ua of
The p e r fu m e is c e r t a i n ­
ly wall named.
Surfîmes which a re to be painted
iutu*t bo clfiitt nnd d ry. D ust m u s t
be bru. bed o. washed olT nnd grease,
whitew ash and w ater pâlots must be
rcuiov t-d.
Says the Deacon:
I t 's .strange how people will abuse
the bridge th a t c arries them over, In­
ste ad of tryin g to “m ake the earth a
little heaven to go to heaven la.”—
A tlanta Ccnstijptjpn.
Knocker’s Long Service
A I rsss knocker on the front floor
of Fra nc is HopkSbson’s house has
been In use since the building was
erected in 175u a t Bordentown, N. J.
T he A nanias Club
-“You wait and pay for this hair
tonic a f te r the h a ir grows,” said the
b a tbe r.—Cincinnati Enquirer.
For Sals
T r a c to r a r d Plow. E n q u ire e t H.
. Q tlnby residence.
j73tpd
1 ■ ■ a i i .
I
V
Tho N. H S. opaned w i t h c hee r and
e n th u s ia s m liy all t h e scholars, the
only gloom being th e f a c t t h a t Miss
E m r r w a s forced to be a b s e n t on sc
c ount of an o p e r a tio n .
The s e m e i s t e r cx-.m.i w e re held this
week and j u d g in g by t h e sm iles and
l a u g h t e r about th e school room e v e r y ­
one got good g rades,
The score for the P a r m a a l u m n i . “•
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f t f t
ili i i * “
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N A T
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tr
r t ’T T i f / T i T iT
ga m e was 29 to 18, as wss th e s c o re
e ver th e Resw ell alumni. This m akes
t h r e e s t r a i g h t victories f o r t h * ‘ P h a n ­
tom F i v e .” T h s loca4 lads will a.ill
on ail the r skill and lucV w he n t h e y
C. K L IN K E N BERG
m a s t Val# h e r e F rid a y , J a n u a r y 14,
PROM IT
DELIVERY
in the first bid tot th e southi-iestern
Oregon cham pionship. Vale in doped
R ?aso?nbla Kotos
to win by 2 to 1 odde, b u t to w e re
P H O N E 16
t h e y in t h e l a s t g a m e o f f o o t b a l l
and the local lads m e t t h a V a h i d s
overflowing w ith fight, and i t w o a ’t be
dead bunch t h a t Vale m e e t s he re
J a n u a r y 14.
City Dray Line
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T
Tree Petrification
T he forest service sa ys th a t the
pe trifaction of wood ta k e s hundreds
of years. It- therefore Is n o t possible
for a complete petrifactio n to take
place during the lifetime of an indi­
vidual.
Auto Tops Repaired
Taxidermist Work
Ross Parkinson
Nyssa. Oregon.
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NYSSA BARBER SHOP
SH A V IN G , IFAIR C U T T IN G
H O T A N D COLD B A T H S
Founds, Prop.
Feed by th* Month
Good a lf a l f a hay and r u n n i n g w a t e r ,
on t h e old F i s h e r ra n c h on t h e Owy
bea. E lroy H uffm an.
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Custom Grinding
F A R M E R S ! j|
and Chopping
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4
Young Wife Afraid
to Eat Anything
” 1 w as a f r a i d to e a t be cauaa I al­
w ays had sto m a c h t r e u b l e a f te r w a r d s .
Since ta k i n g Adlerik a I can e a t und
feel fin*.” (signed) Mrs. A. How ard.
O nb spoonful A dlsrica r e m o v e s GAB
a n d o f t e n brings su r p r isin g r a l i s f to
th e stom ach. S t e p s t b s t full bloated
fe e h n g . Rem oves old w a s t e m a t t e r
Mrs M essenger is te a c h in g In Miss
from
i n t e s t i n t s which you ne v er
E n g e r ’s place this week. This is the
th o u g h t wag in youz sy s te m . Kse«t-
only way we could s t a n d Miss E n g e r ’s
e n t tor o b s t i n a t e c onstipa tion.
absence.
N yssa Pharm acy.
T he girls b a s k e t ball t e a m m e t d e ­
f e a t by a U r g e m a r g in a t P a r m a la s t
•aunqpij, PI0J3H SJO i
Friday n ig h t. This m a k e s t h r e e g a m e s
ui>j—-eouanbosuo.) isjnjrtu a sum
lost and 1 won a g a i n s t o t h e r high
•uofOAOptn lods-uns jo uonHMSdns
schools.
qr ‘am m )jojS|tn e m i" J |j(I Jo ita ) verJ
The boys b a s k e t ball t e a m k e p t up
jl) Snouni Su|»q senjojs
im i«),
th e i r dizzy pace by t r o u n c in g t h e i .io.\3s jn wjuaA eq ot fte q n osi» « je a
s tr o n g P a r m a t e a m s t P a r m a l a s t I if a p.jqutt etp of 9|q|5JA ajaav Stadi
Friday n ight. T he s ore w as 19 t o 22. ins uaq.vv wjuaf isqi Puisas peaapii
They d e f e a te d the P a r m a alu m ni l a s t )Auq fiaojoo* uva f a q .i ‘sjaaaaaqo
^ooS oja.vv f a q i jnq Uo|jmn.m;ii| *|))ti
W ednesday and followed by d e f e a t i n g .«q f i |t.b |iu * y* uam joqir.iw aqj,
th e Do,wall alu m ni on T u e s d a y o f th is
u o i) i) » j» d B i{ jo d g - u n g
week.
*> sWtaaitaoncsmtissst
This is t h e season of th e y e a r to
get your h a r n e s s oiled and re pair-
I ed re ad y for the sp r i n g woik. We
■ ■ do first c sss work ar.d g u a r a n t e e
' ’ satisfaction.
School Notes
!
Flour, Feed and Recleaning
Coal and Wood and Black
Bear Roof Paint
Thia business is for sale, A good business for; tbs rigk
man. Inquire at the Nyssa Flour Mill.
P. M. WARREN.
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