THE GATE CITY JOURNAL, NYSSA, OREGON.
HIGH BROWN BABIES OPENING LEAGUE GAME
MINSTRELS GIVE SHOW SCHEDULED APRIL 24TH
Play To Capacity Crowded House Keen Isteresl Manifest. First
Game To Be Played April 24th
with Bigger and Better Pro
Boys Showing Good Form.
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Fallowing is the program given by Nyssa will open the baseball season
the High Brown Bebiee Minstrel* at ith a game April 24th on the Nyssa
th* Liberty Theater, Wednesday even diamond.
The local boy» ara practicing every
ing of tbi* week. Th'» was th* third
annual shew given under tbe auspice* evening end getting Into good form to
of the Nyssa band, with J. Stoner as combat their contenders.
director. Each and every member of The usual amoant *f enthusiasm is
th* company are deservirgof commend­ displayed evidenced by the amount of
able praise for their efforts in making fans witnessing their practice each
this year’s show the best yet given: evening and the boys ahow steady im
provement.
FIRST PART
Tbe schedule as outlined in the Jour­
Opening Chorua------ Nigger Quartette
My Cutiai Du# at Too Too Too__ ___ nal last week will be followed as close,
ly as possible.
Mildred Long
He Looks at Hsr and Tha He Goes, Ha
Ha, Ha, Ha, Ha............Art Ccok,
Sweet Thing---------Verna Thompson.
Here I A m ....._____ Dorothy Cook.
Chick, Chick, Chicken... Harley Divan
Oh, If I Only Had You.........................
Tha Nyasa High baaa ball taam de­
Mrs Laura McCoy. _
I’d Love to Call You My Sweetheart, feated the atrong New Plymouth nine,
thus making the fifth straight victory
Viola Blodgett.
I ’ve get to go now. Cause I think it’s fot the Nyssa lad*, The score was ( to
going to rain___Pat Murpby 11. Th* scores for th* games uleyed
Just a birdseye view of my old Ken- are Parma 6 to 6, Roswell 14 to IS.
* tucky home....... Edna Dennis Fruitlanfi 10 to 3, and Wilder 10 to 7.
Klinkenberg gets credit for th* wins
SECOND PART
Saxaphone Solo, ( a ) Carolyn............... ovar Parma, Fruitland and Wilder and
Rambaud won the Roswell and New
Kathryne E Thompson.
(B) Nola...........Felix Arndt Plymouth game*. The next game up
will be Ontario at Ontario. Wednes.
Mrs. Jay Stoner, Eva Arditb,
day afternoon's game waa a hard play­
Accampanfat.
Simple Sammy’s Secrets....... .............. ed gams lasting the full nine innings.
N yssa
Simple Sammy Himself.
AB HITS RUNS a.
Cherie, 1 Love You,..Mri: Laura Mecov Lin* up
8
0
1
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The Nut House.......... Pat Murpby and Rambaud If.
Thompson si.
8
4
2
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Jay Stoner.
4
8
0
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School Days....... Verna Thompson and G: Klink. Ifp
Newby tf.
1
4
8
0
Mildred Long.
a
1
a
0
Coonville Cullud Band_____ Company U. Klink. gnd.
Marquess 1st.
2
6
1
8
Hoxie cf.
0
4
0
a
Harley 3rd
4
0
1
a
Benton e.
2
4
1
0
Total
11
11 a
The soeial Circle of the Eastern star
N«w P lymouth
entertained the Nyssa school teachers Fillhauft 1st
a
1
2
0
with a covered luncheon at the Masonic Drysdale c.
6
0
0
a
Hail, Wednesday afternoon and even Creasey 3rd
1
1
1
0
ing.
Castle sa
0
6
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Tbe ball was artistically decorated in Hurst p
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6
1
1
keeping w th Easter the motif being Dilyea 2nd
6
a
a
0
errried out in the dainty place cards White If
1
0
0
0
and the two course luncheon which was Knight cf
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served. A novel idea of fortune telling Miles rf
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taking place between courses.
Keefe If
8
0
•
0
Games were enjoyed the first prises Clif cf
8
0
0
0
being won by Mrs. Chas. Crawford and
Total
7
6
4
Miss Dilly.
Mrs. Leom Hihby was a guest and
Mrs. C. F. Eder, formerly of Nyssa
but new of New Plymouth waa alee In
attendance.
The Levi Eldridge home neer Pilot
Rock burned down Saturday. Mrs.
Eldridge will be rembered as Miss
A wedding of great interest to the Dora Thompson, daughter of Mrs
community took plaee in Payette Tues Lalia Thompson of Nyssa The fol­
day morning at 8 o’clock, when Miss lowing aeeount of th* fir* ia taken
Milirad Lawrence of Vale and Mr from tbe loeal paper:
The home of M>. Levi Eldridge. Jr.,
Glenn Rose became men and wife.
The wedding came aa a complete sur­ we* destroyed by fire at noon today.
prise to the many friends of the young Mra. Eldridge stepped out into the
couple.
yasd juet for a minute while dinner
The bride Is employed at the Mai was cooking and upon looking back to
heur County Bank ana the groom Is in the bouse discovered tha roof in
flames. She waa alon* at the time and
the state highway service.
only had time to gat one tiunk oat of
Kakabeeke Dunbar Nuptials the house The Eldrldg- home i* juet
Another marriageof interest to Nyssa outside of town and it was impossible
and vicinity w asthatof Jim Kakebeeke to reach it with the hose. About all
and Helen Dunbar of Ontario which that eould be done was to throw buck
ata of water over an outbuilding to
took placa at Payetta last week.
The youug couple were gueets at the prevent the fire from spreading. The
Keekebeek* borne for a few days and contents of the house were partially
receiving congratulationa from their covered by insurance.
many friends.
NYSSA HIGH PLAYS 5TH
WINNING BALL GAME
.0 E. S.
SCHOOL TEACHERS
LOCAL NEWS IN BRIEF
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J. D. Lackey was in town Wednes-
Say and reported that a couple of hia
aheep bad been attacked by a dog and
would have been killed had be not betn
cloae by. The dog was immediately
ehot and the aheep given attention
withoat more aerious result, than being
badly bitten.
Paul and Rutb Herahey and Mias
Emma Klempel base returned toGood-
ing College after having enjoyed their
spring vacation in Nyssa.
Mr. and Mrs. Edes, formerly of Nyssa
but now of New Plymouth were in
attendance at the baseball game Wed.
nesday afternoon between the Nyera
and New Plymouth high school teams.
Miss Edna Morris, loeal teacher spent
the last week end with relatives in
Caldwell.
Mr. and Mrs. Blair and daughter of
Portland are new arrivals in Nyssa and
have moved into the swan Apartments,
F or sa l s -Rhode Island Red eggs,
60c per setting of 16 eggs. Mrs. B.
O. Fowler
Mtf
Geo W. MeAffee, second-hand deal­
er, returned from a business trip to
Portland the first of the week.
Elizabeth Benson has been ill during
the past week and unable to attend
school.
Attorney E. M. Blodgett was a busi-
visitor at the County seat tbe first of
the week.
FOR SALE—Theiough bred Rhode-
Island Kggs. 60 cents for a setting
of fifteen. F. R. Marshall.
Frank liueok, village blaekamitb, is
confined to hia home withaeevere oase
of flue.
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Mr. and Mrs. Troy Aittonand daugh
ter Clara and Mr. an1 Mra. Walter
Marshall were Ontario visitors Sunday,
theguestsof Mr. and Mrs Wm Roberts.
Officers of tbe Grange met at Oregon
Trail Wednesday night. After a short
business meeting a luncheon consisting
of sandwiches, cake acd coffee was ser
ved and all present report an enjoyable
evening, and hope for e larger attend­
ance tbe next meeting
The Nyssa girls won s victory over
Vale girls at their baaeballgamaThurs­
day.
Quite a number of Nyssa ladles at.
tended the W. C, T. U. meeting at the
Chriatian church In Vale Tuesday and
report a vary interesting and enjoyable
time. A splendid program w- s render«
ed and a good talk given by our Coun.
ty A ttorney. E. M. Blodgett, after
which the ladiea of Vale aorved dainty
refreshaaenta.
Easter Servieea will be held Sunday
morning, April 17th at 11 o’clock at
Parrish Hail. Ray, 3. W. Creasy, officia­
ting.
J. A. Cole, left for Oklahoma the
first of the week on s vacation. He
will motor through and spend a time
visiting with relatives.
Mrs. B. O. Fowler. Is recovering
from her recent sesious illness.
WANTED—To trade, one good De-
Laval No. 16 Separator for a good
fresh cow.
S. D. Bigelow.
Adv.
Mr. and Mrs. Leom A. Higby have
moved into the Will Beam home. Mr.
Highby is employed at the damsite.
Mrs. P. M. Binkley returned to Nyssa
after enjoying a two weeks visit with
the Forseman family.
Rev. smutz, of New Meadows, for­
merly pastor ot the M. E. Church of
Nyssa was a guest at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Bertch this week.
For Sale—Black Jersey Giant eggs,
$3.09 per setting of 16. Phone 72F6 alo
Mayor H. T. Francia and Mr*. Fran-
eii accompanied by Mra. J. J . Coles
and aon Roy spent Sunday in Nampa
a> guests at tbe home of their son,
Albert Iredale. Mrs. Coles, sistes of
Mrs. Francis, and her son returned to NEW BUSINESS FOR NYSSA
th ir home in Salt Lake City.
J. C. Young hat sold his restaurant
fixtures to Mr. and Mrs. Carrian of
For Sale—Rad Star Gasilina or Kero
Cildwell. and they will occupy the
sene Range. 3 Burners Largs Oven-
Spier building on Main Street which
A. Crawford.
m4 tf Mr. Young hae been occupying Mr.
The regulas Saturday night danca end Mrs Carrion will open a first elate
will be given ia the Hotel Western restaurant as quickly as they can get
Danee Hall with tba Four MuSkataers their place arranged, and will add an­
other place of business to Nyssa.
of Boise furnishing the music.
ELDRIDGE HOME
GOES UP IN SMOKE
SURPRISED FRIENDS
METHODIST NOTES
The girl scouts pleasantly surprised
Miss Dorothy Cook at her home Satur­
day when they gathered to celebiate
her birthday. The atternoon was da.
lightfully spent in playing games with
musical selections by different members
and the serving of refreshments.
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GOOD BREAD
Pies
Cakes
Doughnuts
Home of Good Eats
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PASTIME LUNCH ROOM
Nyssa, Ore.
, Special orders for parties,
lodge suppers, dances, j
etc., promptly filled,
THE SWAN BAKERY
Nyaaa, Oregon.
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On FRIDAY and SATURDAY, April It and 16, w* start the
FINAL CLOSE OUT DAYS
of our stock ol Merchandise
We wish to be sold out completely by May 1st.
That means only two weeks to move the remainder
of our big stock of goods.
Watch the Window
Unheard of prices will
be put on all merchandise
Don’t miss a day during the next two weeks.
will be filled with final Close 6uts-
Each dajr
RADER’S
Ontario, Oregon
Your last chance, and don’t miss it. Shoea, Drygoods,
Silks, Hose, Drygoods, Ready to Wear, Men’s Furnishings,
Merchandise of all kinds.
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Watch the Windows
Guaranteed Ford
U sed Cars
Our Cars have been fully overhauled in our shop and
and guaranteed as represented.
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1925 Touring
192S Touring
1922 Touring
1923 Coupe
1920 Runabout, with 1924 motor
1921 Tudor Sedan
1920 Touring
All cars are equipped with atartera and batteries in
good condition. Any of these cars bought and not satis­
factory after five days may be turned in on a new car at
full market price. Or any defect showing up in thirty
days will be replaced free of charge
V. B. Staples Ford
Garage
Ontario
Oregon
Star Hotel
“ Square Deal”
Good clean beds at reason­
able rates.
Second Hand Store
Rates by day, week or
month
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T il UULTVC '■ a short time to move a big stock of mer>
I U VT l l K w chandise, and we have a big stock left—but
prices are going to move it. Will you benefit, or let your
neighbor get all the bargains?
W VW VW W VVVW W W VW W VVk
And all kind* of pastry.
FOR THE
Sunday morning the sermon them*
is "The Christian's Hope ’’ These will
he reception of members and tbe com­
munion. Special music.
Sunday evening there wi'l be a short
dran atiaation of tha Easter story by a
group of young people. Following the
dramatization there will b* a a t of
slides shown on tbe screen "By Motor
Thro’ Congo.”
Tbe Sunday school is providing an
Easter program from 10:16 to 11 a. m.
The Epworth League is growing.
There were 14 boys and IS girls pres­
ent last Sunday eva The evening
services are being well attended Last
Sunday night the "question bos" was
well received.
The offirial board met with Mr. end
Mrs. Jim Jim Beam Tuesday night.
Plan* for dedication of the basamint
are being made
BEGINNING--
First St , 3 block* north of Main
WE BUY, SELL OR EXCHANGE
MRS. Nyaaa,
J. R. Oregon
HUNTER
Nyssa, Oregon
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