OFFICIALS BANQUETED
LOCAL NEWS IN BRIEF BY COMMERCIAL CLUBi
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Monday{
Co-operation was the kevnote of th*
speeches at the banquet Tuesday even
The HONE9T BILL Show*, in *11
H. C. Doty, proprietor of th e Nyssa ing given in honor of the visiting gov
their majestic beauty * n l imper a Cash Grocery was a business visitor ernment reclamation officials, and
splendor, matchless in all that make it In Weiser and Boise, Tuesdayand Wed connection wiih tha matter of co.oper
m'ghty. poiitively handsomest and nesday.
ation the speakers rounded a note of
moat highly educated collection of
Mrs Levi Eldridge returned to her optimism, a« to bath the engineering
trained wild and domeetic animate
home at Pilot Rock, Ore , a fte r spend, and colonization featureof the Owyhee
tour For intelligence, sagacity and
ing the summer with her mother, Mrs. project that was cheering to those who
animal catenae* their equal doe* not
have waited so long for the completion
Lelia Thompson and family.
exist and the very beat performere and
of this project.
Miss Ruth R tbnrgcr is enjoying
a big lot of funny clowne make thle
The banquet waa given under the
one of the very beat. Watch for tree week's visitat thcdaiusite, with friends auspices of the Nyssa Commercial
street parade on day of exhibition.
Mrs. Paulson and two children are Club and was held in the M E. Church
Two performances daily, rain or shine new residents in Nyssa, who are Iocs basement. Covers werelaid for 60 and
NYSSA, August, 80th.
Adv. ting for the winter.
there were no vacant places. J . P.
Dunaway was toastm aster and sat at
Miss Lucille Stevens trill leave Sat
9am Caldwell and family, brother of
urday for Hood River. Oregon where T. J. Caldwell, left Wednesday for the head of one of the long tables, gov
ernment officials and those prominent
ehe will teach English in the Hood Washington points.
ly connected with tha work of tha pro
River High School this winter.
Everett Fretwell of Watson was in ject being placed at either side of the
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Bob Wallace Nyssa this week looking for a house to table. Mr. Dunaway has more than a
Saturday morning a son.
rent, contemplating moving his family local reputation as a toastm aster and
excelled his previous performances cn
Mrs Sam Glass and two sons and here for the winter.
daughter Virginia, of Swan F a’ls, Idaho
G. W. McAtfee was a busi. ess visit this occassion. The first and principal
speaker of the evening was Geo C.
Spent Saturday and Sunday at the C. or in Weiser, Wednesday.
Kreutzer,
director of reclamation
C. Hunt home.
Mrs Benson and daughter were
economics and head of the rolonisatio
Mr*. Addie Wilson and daughter iness visitors in Nyssa, Tuesday.
department who, in snintereating talk,
Gertrud* ware Sunday visitors in Wei*
Mr. and Mrs Harold Doty returned outlined the plans for getting settleis
ear. Idaho.
His rem srks were
frem a vacation spent at Portland and onto the project
Mr. and Mre. Eddie Powell. Ethel Redmond.
They were accompanied enthusiastically received and a spirit
Powell and Adain Wilson returned by Mra. Gillette and little daughter of optimism created regarding the sue
Sunday from a two week outing
Gloria of Portland who will visit in cesBful carry'ng out of ttiis work.
the Deschutes river.
Nyssa for some time. Mrs. Gillette is Mr. Hayden, the government apprais
er of the Owyhee lands, was the next
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Hoxie and son a daughter of H. C. Doty.
speaker, who explained the manner in
Herbert, left Tuesday morning for
Mr. and Mrs. Terbush, Mesdames
week vacatien at Gooding, Shoehone Meyer, Fischer and Reberger motored which the work was done and the diffi
culty of making, in allcaaea, asatisfac-
and Twin Kails.
to Weiser Saturday, and enjoyed the
tory valuation of the land.
weekly program at the Oregon Trail
Mr. Martin, representing the Oregon
Mrs. Max Landon returned to her Park.
Short Line R R , gave assurance
home a t Clarkston, Wash- Wednesday
Mr8. and Mrs. Warren Blodgett of the sympathy end interest of his
a fte r a pleasant visit with relatives
and friends. She was accompanied on spent a few days last week visiting company in the project and staled at
her return by her sister Viola and Mrs. Blodgett's parents, Mr and Mrs the proper time they would actively co
operate for the success of the projec*.
Georgia Thompson who will spend a W, H. Beam, of Alberson, Ore.
A goodly number of Ontario’s promt
time visiting a t Clarkston.
Mra Max Landon was gu est of hon
neat citizens were present, including
or
a
t
a
prettily
arranged
dinner
party
Mr. and Mrs A. V. Cook and Dist
Mr. Van Petten. Mayor Doolittle, H.
Atty. E, M. Blodgett attended the ball at the home of Mis Fay Swan, Satur
day evening. Pansies inacrystal bowl C. Boyer, Geo. K Aiken and Bruce R.
game at Caldwell, Sunday last.
formed the table decoration. Those Kester, and all made interesting talks,
Jess Thompson and Dean Smith saw enjoying the dinner were Mrs. Max They were followed by various local
Boise go to d efeat before Calwell at Landon Miaaes Viola Blodgett. Georgia speakers including C. C. Hunt, Frans
Sunday’* game at Caldwell.
Thompson, Fay Swan and Mrs. J. C. Morgan, Pete Tensen, Ed Blodgett,
Dr. Sarazinandothera. Engineer Banks
Mr*. A. V. Cook was hostess to the Yonng.
came in late but upon beingcallcd upon
Rebekah Sunshine Club, Friday after*
Mrs Dooliltleand daughterof Nampa tor a aoeech rose nobly to tbeoccassii-n
noon and a pleasant time is reporter*. are spending the week in Nyssa with and made a talk which carried much
At the close of the afternoon the guests her sister, Mrs. Cooper.
hope and encouragement tohishearera.
tendered Mrs. Cook with a handker
One feature of the addresses was the
The
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et
at
the
Foster
home
chief shower, knowing th a t Saturday
Wednesday afternoon.
A pleasnn universal excellence. There was not a
LOCATED CORNER SECOND AND MAIN STREETS
was h er birthday.
meeting was held at ths cloBe of which dry or uninteresting talk in the whole
bunch. They all had a " k i c k ” Dr.
The Junior Church motored to the refreshments were served.
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Snrazin in his speech advocated a diff
Garrison ranch
Sunday a'ternoon
Word
has
been
received
by
Nvssa
e re n t method of colonization from that
where a j > ly time was had. forty child
Mr and Mra. Ilerschell Hamby and
The doc. children of McEwen strived Saturday
ren baingin attendance. An abundance frienda-that the M. M. Mitchell family outlined by Mr Kreutser.
of fried chicken, ice cream and cake are on their way back from an extend tor apparently, is more in favor of the by auto to visit Mrs. Hamby’s parents
ome grown variety of settlers than Mr. and Mrs. Shelton. Mies Ruth
helped to complete an afternoon of en ed visit with relatives in Kansas.
joyment. The children were chaperon
Evelyn Schweixer is visiting in Or. those from the outside. He is satis Shelton accompanied them.
Bed that with the proper cooperation
ed by W, W. Foster and Harold Wood. tario this week.
Mr. and Mrs. PudLongvisited Boise
of the people of the community enough
Haxel Dean, of Emm ett is the guest
Mrs DuncanMcM artinof DesMoines of this class of settlera can be secured, relatives and friends Thursday.
of her cousins Dena and Doris Smith Iowa, sister of Mrs, Housh, arrived
Watchmen were placed on the sail,
and to back up bis contention stated
this week.
in Nyssa Wednesday for a vi-it with th at he went out one night recently road bridge* near Nyssa, presumably
heraiaterand family, whom she has and got two (babies.) The only o b j e c to protect against any Sacco Vannetti
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Butler entertain*
not seen for tw enty.three years. tion we Bee to this plan is that it would demonstrations, this week.
and make the farm pay
ed at a dinner party Sunday the fol
Needless to say it was a happy reunion. eliminates large albeitunwortby,class
lowing guests: Mr and vtrs. Dewey
W, W. Wiener and family have
bigger profits
Ray and family, Mrs. Ida Brown, Bud
Mr R. I. Beeson, piano tuner of from participation in this g reat work moved to the East Side,
—the
bachelors.
Lackey, of Ontario, Gordon Ray and Boise will be in Nyssa in the near f u t
Thousands are doing it. Special payment plan for JULY
Scott McClanahan of Payette visit
The ladies who served the banquet
family, of Huatington, Mr and Mrs ure, and anyone wishing hia services
ed
F.
A.
Mar
hall
cn
Tuesday,
He
and AUGUST
Albert Bosch, Mr. and Mrs. Cahoon can notify G. R. Swan a t the Swan received much well deserved praise for
will return to O. A. C., with which
and Mr. and Mrs. Richardson.
Apta.
Adv. the splerdid ’’e a ts ” and service and school he is much enthuied, for t i e
special Plan No. 1
also the many housewives who willing
Mrs. Lawrence Blodgett was given s
A goodly number of representatives ly prepared the food on short notice. school year.
33 1 3 per cent Down Payment
shower, by her many friends at her from Vale, Ontario and Nyssa enjoyed
Winn Brown and W. McLing were
In all respects it wag perfect and
25
per cent Nov. 1 or ninely days after delivery.
home Thursday last, twenty-eight being the W. C T. U Picnic held a t the lel^t nothing to be desired.
bueiness visitors in Nyssa Tuesday
present. Mrs Blodgettreceived many Grange Hall, Tuesday afternoon. A
Balance
on or before November 1, 1928.
afternoon.
beautiful andusefularticlea. Refresh business and social aftemoonwas com
ments were served a t the close of an bined and county officers were elected,
Piano Must Be Sold
M Special Plan No 3
enjoyable social afternoon.
Will sacrifice fine piano in storage ( |
25 per cent Down Payment.
Mrs. Bingham of Ontario beingelected
near here. Will give easy terms to a | |
Mrs. J . T. Long was hostess to her President and Mrs S B. Davisof Nyssa
25 per cent Nov. 1, 1927 or 90 days after delivery.
responsible person. For full uarticu-
Sunday School Clssa at a party at her Secretary.
Balance Nov. 1, 1928
September 6th has been named as lars and where piano can be seen, ad
home Friday nfternoon. Swimming in
All news items and changes for adv opening day for the N ysta Schools and I dress Portland Music Company 227-6th
the Shoestring Ditch featured the
special Plan No 3
nual be in the Journal office Thursdsy Professor Holleoherg has everything St. Portland. Oregon.
Adv. A. 6 4t
afternoon entertainment, and dainty
forpnoon to appear in F riday’* publi in seadiness to gotat th at date.
50 per cent down. Balance Nov. 1. 1928.
refreshm ents were served to the happj
cation.
Backs
wi’l
be
for
pale
on
the
day
of
youngsters
No one can fail to notice the,atmos M
The Fordfon has many new improvement* this year. Easiei
opening, not before, and all students phe?e of refinement about this pai ticu-
m
Phone 19 vour news items.
landing:,
more pow er, less oil and gas consumption. Ask foi
ntering High School for I he first time lar show. Theperformancegoes along
u i free demonstration.
Mr. and Mrs. R ebrrger and eor
must produce certificates.
with perfect ayati m and during the
An addition to the High School myriad and bewildering bill no un:eat M
George and Mrs. Meyer were Boise vis
Course this year will be a foujr year
itors, Tuesdsy.
ia felt. Acts follow each ooher with
Commercial Course offered, something
out de'ay: the program is made of all
Mr. and Mre. Bohlson from the dam-
hich should be greatly appreciated
b'g feature acts not forgetting t h e ' H
aite are spending a time visiting in
An unuvuslly Interesting program bv the High School S ’.udenta.
ildren with a troupe of trained ard j K
Portland Mra. Jeas Spencer accom was given by the Nysr.a Band Friday
Two year Home Economics.! cock
e Jucated ponies and dogs consisting of | ^
panied them as for as Union and is evening a rd although many members
ing and l sewing.
many clown dogs in a hilarious bill of ,
visiting friends at th a t place.
of the Band were not able to be preaent,
History, U. S, History, Civic», acd
*
aughter. N YSS*, August .’ 0th,
a
>me
being
on
vacation*
or
otherwise
A special meeting of theTownCoun-
and World History.
ONTARIO
Phone 23
OREGON
ell was held Monday evening to draw occupied, the rendering of the well Language—French
m
up an Ordinance relative to bonding choeen end varied p*ogram was credit, General Science—Science
the Sown for stre e t impsc vement«, to ably given.
Biology.
Enough praise c a r r o t be given the Geometry.
L)rs. R. P. and Pearl M. Bradford,
set a d ste and to name the amount.
licensed in Oregon and Idaho. Carver
This will be definitely decidrd and set- Baud for their effort* and the Nysea Algrebra.
public should be proud to have an or
The above are the High School Sub graduates. Consultation and eXamin*
t'sd at the next regular meeting.
ganization of this sort and ahould be jects and other subjects will be added ation free. Fifteen years successful
S. D Foster former N js s a druggist
practice in the state. First door west
generous in their support.
if there is a demand.
was in town Thursdsy.
Following are the teachers for the of bank, Nyssa, Oregon.
coming school year with Leo, D. Holl
enberg as Professor:
G rade T eachers
FALL TERM OPENING DATES
DR. E. D NORCOTT
Mra Bensort
First Grade
Miss Lillie Hunt
S c o n d Grade
AT
Miss Iren* Cloeeer
Third Grade
Miss Lena Colwell
Fourth Grade
Misa Gladys Gsrriaon
Fifth Grade
DENTIST
Mr*. Nettie Medesker
Sixth Grade
To graduate from LINK’S mean* a
Mr. G, F. Newton
Seventh Grade
GOOD POSITION at a GOOD SALARY
Eighth Grad?
H igh S chool
Writ* for full information.
Price 1**3 than other machines of sam* quality
Mias Mary Eeck
OREGON
.NYS3A
Miss Pauline Lamar
Mias Vera Bishop
COMPARES WITH THE ORTHOPHONIC
Commercial Teacher, to be nemed a t e
end Secretarial School,
Job Work of all kinds neatly and
Belte Idaho
later date.
quickly done a t the Journal Office.
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. 1927
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NYSSA CASH GROCERY
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MR. FARMER-
Buy Yourself a Fordsun
NYSSA SCHOOLS TO
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B. STAPLES
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FORD GARAGE
Chiropractors
Seeind Hear the
Masterphonic
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 6
AND MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 12
Cole’s Jewelry Store
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