THE GATE CITY JOUENAL, NYSSA, OttEGON.
MANY ATTEND
PICNIC AT DAMSITE J
Shave
Quickly
with • itttMr-kMi
blade. A dull blade
means a slow share.
Learn what strop*
ping does. Buy
Valet A u to S tro p
Razor. It f ir e s
com fort, speedy
share erery time.
$1 u p to $25 .
Saturday
Monday
July 23 and 25
Sunday was a red letter day with a]
goodly untnber of Nyeaa’t citizens,
that bejng the date of the big picnic {
at the damsite. The picnic was givao
under the auapicee of the Nysaa Coro
mercial Club and proved to be a moet|
enjoyable affair.
A caravan composed of a large p u t I
of oor population left about 11 o’clock
for the scene of the festivities at the
damsite 87 mi as from Nyssa, where
they arrived in due time after travere-|
ing a road that we cannot cor.acien
ciausly commend as being a first <
thoroughfare. Upon their arrive
visitors were welcomed to their
Engineer Schlapkohl and other
ciale and told to go as far as
liked in having a good tim*.
The camp ia beautifully located
level plateau a few fact above i h
water mark on what was the Dei
farm and consists of about a d
frame buildings for housing the • I
ployees. A halt mile above the c
. >
on each side of tha box canyon.
A formal program consisting
speeches, swimming races, boati
races, etc., had been arrange!, I
the crowd was too eager to ace I e
its and enjoy Ibe day in their o n 1 f
way to be held down to a formal p
gram and it was abandoned and I
crowd left to its own divices. 1
afternoon was spent in eighteeeii
boating anp bathing. A big commi
dinner with large quantities of
cream was a feature of the occae
enjoyed by all and formed a fitti K
climax to the and of a perfect day.
A number of advenurous spirits w hi .
more zeal than judgment formed
expedition to the Hole in the Groui
which ie a mile or two above the cai
and ie only reached by climbing a hi
mountain. To Pete Tensen and H.
Brown belongs the honor of being I e i
first to reach the goal in a few m
utta Shike Robertson. Bob Miller I
the Weidemans straggled in, the r< t
of the party having dropped out M
_
the wayside Those who arrived w<
well r> paid for their effort, for t : » _____
Hole in tha GrAund and the Qwyt
canyon as viewed fpom the mountain I
height is one of e<-enio beauty seldom ]
excelled.
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NYSSA
CASH
GROCERY
LOCATED CORNER SECOND AND MAIN STREETS
SAD PASST n G OF EH/tr
JIMMIE WILSON
INSTALL OFFICERS
I BAND CONCERTS
IN NEAR FUTURE
ANNOUNCEMENT
DR. E. D NORCOTT
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Dan’t forget there ie to be an ice Mr. and Mrs, C, W. Parkinson, and
cream social given by the girl scouts family of Lcgan. Utah were guests of
on the Frank Lueck lawn Friday, July Mr. and Mrs. R W. Parkinson from
Saturday until Tuesday, Mr. Parkin­
22nd. Everyone come.
reports that his brother was favor­
Jon Meyers has the contract for the son
ably impressed with Nyssa and ipay
erection of the ladies apd gents rest locate
here.
rqoms in connection with the Lawrence
Ssrvise Station on Main and 1st Sts. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Baldwin left
end same are nearing completion.
for Boise Monday morning after a
The Boise Payette Lumber Company pleasant visit at the J. C. Youngbome.
is selling scads of guaranteedmosquito Local boxing fana were gathered
proof doors—the millwork and joint­ around at the various radios last even,
ing of these doors is beyond reproach. ing to hear the reports on the Dempey The home of Mr. and Mrs. L. E.
They are built to stand hard service— Sharkey bout. Great entbuaiam wsa Wilson was saddened Thursday, July
to see them is to buy them.
Adv. evidenced judging from the numerous 14th, when their little son James pass­
ed away after a lingering ilinefs, the
The rooms above Wilson Bros. Store "betcha’a” we heard
end coming at 9:20 P. M, He we* 11
are being remodeled and rearranged
years 6 months and 14 days old.
to accomodate and make room for the
Jimmie, as he was known to every,
new dental office of Dr. Norcott, who
one, suffered from influenza and inflam­
is locating in Nyasa.
rheumatism five months ago and
The new telephone directories werg Dr. E. D. Norcott, dentist, wishes atory been
a patient sufferer since that
distributed during the week and many to announce that he will be open for has
business Saturday, July 28rd, in his time. Complications due to heart en.
new numbers are listed on the loeal office
lergement, made the battle doublv hard
over Wilson Bros Store.
exchange
to
fight.
Dr.
Norcott
is
installing
the
lateat
FOR SALE-Full bicod Holstein new office equipment and office hour* He
waa taken to tha Holy Rosary
Bull 2) years old, well marked, good will be from 8 a m. to 6 p. m. and hospital
where he was giventreatmtnl
size and good breeder. Geo. W. Ben. evenings
for
six
weeks
and mada such an im-
from
J
to
8
ton.
Adv.
urovemant that he was removed tp his
Mr*. A?nes H »maker and son Robert
home and for a time hisrecovery seem­
of Twin Falla spent a few days visiting
ed a certainty, but he suffered a re.
at the J. A. Hunter borne.
lapse and failed constantly until the
and came.
Born—Thursday, July 14th to Mr.
-*•- •
|
i^is patience and cheerfulness has
and Mrs. Dewey Ray an8J.lb daughter.
been a source of wonder to those car.
The little one hae been named Leona Barnard Fischer, second sop of John ing
for him, for in all the long months
C. api Margaret Fisher, now deceased
Maxine.
of
illness
was
born
at
Meppe”
Illinois,
July
271867,
Mr. and Mrs. Higby and children died July 9 at 10:30 p. m as the result but once. the little ‘soldier” ehedteare
Mra Frank Miller and children, Lucy cerebisl hemmorsge. Hit early life Besides his mothei and father left to
and Virginia Thompson were among of
was spent near Hnmburg, Illinois on mourn hie lose are seven brothers and
the many to attend the Barnet Circua the
old home place and when hie father three sisters.
at Nampa and report a fine time.
passed away, he remained at home To the sorrowing family the com.
Mr. and Mra. Harry France spent earing for the farm. In 1901 he cans munily extends its sincere sympathy.
the week end in Nampa.
Wtst and was married tp Mary Elis** funeral services were held at the
tieth
Manas at the Gatholie Church at Methodist Church Sunday afternoon,
Mra. C L. McCoy and children and
MrB. Hershey officiating and interment
Mra. Ted Martin and little daughter, Verboort, Oregon. Nov. 27. 1901, and a took
place in the local cemetery.
raturned Monday from a two weeks frw years later went back to the o d
horns
place
in
Illinois
where
he
lived
visit In Pendleton.
CARD OF THANKS
1912. He moved back to Banks.
FOR SALE—Small geranium plants till
Ore.,
where
ha
lived
till
1926.
Mr
We
wish
to thank our friende end
for winter blooming 20cents each, >r- hischer moved from Banks 2 years ago neighbors for
kindness and sym
tifieial flower»—roses, poppies etc. Or­ with his family to Nyssa, Oregon on p»ihy and also their
floral
offerings during
ders taken for large or small boquetr. accrunt of his health.
our secant sad bereavement
Mra. Hershey, Adv.
He leaves to mourn his departure hie
Mk. and M rs . L. B W ilson
Mrs. R. Clark of Nampa, spent the wife,
two
tpne,
Jacob
and
Lauranee
at
and F amily .
week visiting with Mri. Reberger.
home, and two daughters, Pauline at
Mr and Mra. J. R Hunter are Black home and Louise of Forest Grove, Ore.
foot buiineai visitors this week-
He also leaves two sisters, Mrs. Mar.
The Sunshine Circle of Rebekahs garet Corbett, Hardin, Illinois, Mra.
ware eatertained at the Al Gamble Anna May»«, Hamburg, Illinois, and
homo near Payette, Tuesday, a num seven brother*, Miriard Fischer Car- Plenty of noieeand action wasevidenc.
ber of Nyseaitee were in attendance rolton, Illinois, George Fischer of Sr. Monday night at the charivari for
some of the party iicluding Fowler.-, Louis, Mo., John, Frink and Garret of ed
Warraii Blodgett and Koy Pounds and
Cooks, Rebergars, Felton and Duncans Hamburg, Illinois and William and their
wives, both newly wed? The
Martin of Nampa, Idaho.
A 1 report ao enjoyable time.
two couples were plaped in a light bug
Mr.
Fischer
was
a
man
who
had
the
Mr. and Mr*. Barney Wilson and
of all who knaw him. He was gy and paraded through the streets to
children, Gertrude Wilson and Marlin raspeet
tne tune of “vasioue norsee” and tie
a
staunch
md a splendid citizaa. general
Wilson are scheduled to return today Funeral friend
fun indulged in, common to
services
wars
held
at
the
from their recent trip to Bakersfield, Catholic Church at Ontario, Oregon such demonstrations. After the popu
California.
lar couplee wereshown a good tim* by
July 12, at 10:40 a. m.
friends, ail headed for the Beam
Mr. Bush has returned from a re­ Sincere sympathy is extended to t e their
home where they received the riretom
family in their bereavement.
cent trip to Portland,
ary treat and enjoyed theme. Ivee
A move is under way by some of the
CARD
OF
THANKS
HipólitoMoiquito proof p-reenDoora
Nyeea boosters to arrange a bathing
place down by the river, properly fen Wa wish to express our sin eregrat- $olJ and guaranteed by the Boiae P-y-
eed in a cafe way ae that children will ilade for the kindness and flowers dur. ette Lumber Company have those fam­
be able to enjoy the bathing. Bath ng the illness and death of huaband ous corn ra of strength—the time pre­
hiueee will be erected to accomodate and father.
en and teated manner of construction
Mr*. M ary E. F isher . „ —they give complete satisfaction
the public Boost the ides and maka
and C hildren .
Better see them today.
Adv.
it a raality.
OBITUARY OF
BERNARD FISCHER
CHARIVARI CUUPLE
MONDAY EVENING
A
Jack Rutter and wife of Hailey, Ida.
old friends of Mr. and Mrs, R W. Par­
The fol'owirg officers were installed kinson visited at thvir home Tuesday
last Thursday night at the meeting of evening.
the Rebekah Lodge:
The Journal hae been notified that Eunice Miller, N G,
the Nyssa public are to esjoy the band Merle Johnson V, G.
concerts again thisseaeon. the opening Rachael Lynch, Trees.
date hae been setforFriday, July 29th, 1 Leoma Bingman, Warden
The Nyesa bandhaa been unfortunate Mary Felton, Conductor.
this season due to tho fact that many Emma Duncan R S. N. G
former members bave moved else­ Sally Dennis, L S. N. G.
DENTIST
where necessitating thsir replacement ( Ida Walters, R S V. F.
with new members and thie takes no Edythe Duncan, L, S V. G,
little effort on the part of band master j Myrtle Fowler O. S G.
J. Stoner and all concerned to perfect1 Angie Cook, Chaplin,
their music with faithful practice, up Francis M. Klinkenberg, P. N. G-
NYSSA
OREGON
to their standard.
Verna Martin, Musician.
Many towns much larger than Nyssa After business refreshments were
do not support a bandand we feel that served and a social time enjoyed by all.
the membera of our band and their
leader have done exceptionally well in
the pest and are to be congratulated. Be on hen I at the ice cream aocial
Ws are all glad to know that we ate July 22 on the Frank Lueck lawn, giv­
to enjoy the concerts again this year. en by the girl scouts.
1 egg
6 t lemon juice
1 t salt
lie salad oil
2 t hone--
Paprika
1 t mu tard F j W grains cayenne
2 t vi-eegar
Put all ongredici ts except half
of vinegar, lemon .and oil into a
bawl and heat. Avid ona c oil
elovrly, heating thors ugh’y Add
remainder of vinegar end then
lem -n juice and the ra.«t of the
oil
HONEY MAYONAISE
for
2 6 YEARS
The
Standard of Qualty
Tirestone
TIRES AND TUBES
They Deliver
“ MOST M iLES P E R D O LLA R ”
Pill*
Greater Safety and Added Comfort
Our Prices Are Very Low- -Our Stock Is Complete
V. B. Staples
Ford Garage
ONTARIO, OREGON
POTATO EGG SAL-AD
4 c sliced potato
1 c diced celery or lettuce
2 herd boiled eggs
1 t lemon julca
1 t salt
I c honey mavonafse
i e condensed milk
Mix carefully, chill for 30 min.
Garnish with egg and pimento.
Tomwto and cream cheese
SANDWICHES
Spread thin elfces of bread with
butter. On half of alhtea spread
cream cheese; on second slices
put thin a'icrs of tomato, cover
»1 h a li-.tle honey mayonaiie.
Press together, cut and serve.
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