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THE NY SSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA, OREGON THURSDAY, JANUARY 6, 1949 PAGE FIVE , ind refreshments served by Dor»-1 afternoon, Utah. M rs. Simpson willl go on | and Che balance over 9 years. Ber- hy Sparks and Joan Matherly. Tile C. M Tensen was a 'business vis- * to California and visit rhere be- 1 nard Eastman, real estate. SJtfc next meeting will be held January Uor In Ontario. fore returning to her home in -----« ---------------------- ■■■- 3 with Joan Matherly. Callers at the Pete Tensen home LEGAL ADVERTISING Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Bennett ex- BIO BEND, Jan. 6—Grandpa Fur p e .. to arrive home Thursday from Mr. and Mrs. Otis Bullard and New Year's cay were Mr and Mrs. geson, who died at his daughter's a two-weeks visit with his sister in family were business visitors in Di.k Groot and Mrs. Dick Tensen NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING Too Lat~ To Classify home In Nebraska, was buried M on Sacramento. Boise one day last week of Nyssa. To the Land Owners of Nyssa— day in the Boswell cemetery. Mr. Arcadia Draina.,e District. Mr and Mrs. Ellis Warner and Mr -U1<1 Mrs. C. M Tensen were Miss Helen Hatch shopped in Furgeson who had been living with Notice is hereby given that pur Bose returned last week from a two ha' ts «t « New Year's dinner fot M IS C E L L A N E O U S — Nyssa Cab i Bo.se Monday. stand will be located at Brownie's his son, Bill Furgeson, in the suant to the by-laws of the district, veek's vacation on the coast. Mr Mrs. Pete Tensen. Mr. and Henry Hatch returned Friday to afe. Phone 100 from 8 a. m. to Bend had just gone back to the Mrs. Harold Houston and Tommy 1 Mrs. Klaas Tensen and Mr» ana 1 a. m. Phone 020R2 from 1 a. m. the annual meeting of the land I Joseph, Oregon, where he operates midwest for a visit. owners of Nyssa-Arcadia Drainage spent Christmas at Springfield, Mrs. John Brood. | a dragline. 6Jlxp District will be held in the Agri Mr. and Mrs. John Timmerman to 8 a. m. Word has been received that Oregon wi:h her parents. A1 Mecham went to John Day f Newell Heights entertained at culture Room of the Nyssa High Marilyn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. The Arcadia Sunshine club wi), , w itch partv for Mr. and Mrs. FOR RENT One room cabin, fur, ‘School in the City of Nyssa. Oregon Miles Teter, underwent a surgical Friday to look ior employment. meet January 1« with Norma Jam- - , ke Grootf Mr and Mrs a e r ,.it nishe 1. city water. 800 north First on January H, 1949 at 2 P. M. for Carol Witty has been spending operation on her leet to alleviate tiJlxp the purpose of electing one or eson- Grr -: <f Apple valley, and Mr the effects of polio. She is at the er .„.a t.o il at the home of Mrs. more Supervisors and for the trans _________ __ nd Mrs. T. Davidson of Parma. I Mable Spears near Stronghurst, children's hospital in Portland. _____________ FOR SALE- 1947 International M action of such other business as COLUMBIA AVENUE Bernice Chaney returned Monday I Chic:,to, where she visited the Tractor, phone 028J5, Ontario. may properly come before the Return From Salt Lake— to her studies at the College of j i'linois. She also took a trip to 6J4xp meeting or any adjournment there Mrs. Gertrude Atkinson and M ss Mr. and Mrs. Elder Brower and R eid's museum and the planet Idaho. - Bonnie Atkinson, who have been diugh’ er returned last week fromi of. Mr. and Mrs. Noel Tuppeny re- arium, and attended the ice follies By order of the Board of Super i visiting relatives and friends here! i trip to Salt Lake City, where LO^T—19'9 li-eme plate No 48-843 Mr. and Mrs. Boyce Ven De Wat during the holidays have return- hey had gone on business, and to Call Wilbur Holcomb. 13Q-R. SJlxc visors. er took Mrs. Van De Water’s broth Dated at Nyssa, Oregon this 28th ed to their home in Glendale, ■•isit relatives. er, Harold De G roff to Boise Sun FOR SALE—New 5-room house day of December, 1948 day, where Mr. De G raff is in , Lynn Swensen, son o f Mr. and California. Nvssi-Arcadia Drainage District with bath and full basement and! Mr. and Mrs. Jake Groot of Ar- Vi i'ing In Utah— missionary work. Mrs. A. C. Swensen of Nyssa, will cadia and Mrs. Van Telf called on By HAROLD HENIGSON, Mrs. Jack Simpson is spending 1 acre of land on highway 20 at| Mr. and Mrs. John Aucker and leave January 21 for the mission relatives in this community Sunday several weeks visiting at Trenton, edge of town, $5300, $2.900 dow n! Secretary mily moved from Kingman Kol- home in Salt Lake City, where he >ny to the Bend over the vacation. | wi I train preparatory to leaving They have rented the old Luit for Denmark, where he will fill a Siam place. mission for the Church of Jesus Christ of Ldkter Day Saints for two years. He has been attending B rig ham Young university at Logan. Utah. A farewell party will be given in his honor. turned Tuesday FATHER OF BIG 1 visit with their BEND WOMAN DIES in Denver. from a two weeks son and daughter . . Ü't&Sofu'ïïoH ARCADIA SUNDAY SCHOOL ELECTS N O TRAFFIC TROUBLES— Biggest Bargain in Travel Try this test: Go Grey hound every trip d u rin g January, notice how much you save. You’ll go Grey hound a lw a y s! Frequent, timely departures make it easy to shop or travel. And you arrive relaxed ! Train ed drivers relieve you of all traffic strain. Your Grey hound Agent will give you information on any trip. H O W TO LOSE MONEY ...EASILY et to check y o u r pro p e rty in* _nce. If it com ple te ly fa ils to cover the g re a tly -in c re a se d value of yo u r h o u se a n d other p e rsonal p ro p e rty ... ¡ust ig n o re it. Then hope for a fire, torna d o, o r loss from other cause. S e rio u sly, o f course y o u d o n ’t w ant to L O S E m oney. So w h y not g iv e us a c a ll? W e ’re g la d to show y o u w ithout c h a rg e or o b lig a t io n how to S A V E m one y on insurance. C o m e in o r phone. Lei G R E Y H O U N D Make Your Plans For a T rip to S u n n y Lands t Say g o o d b y e to w in te r ’ s icy breezes, and hello to healthful sunshine! Greyhound’s travel ex perts can help you plan a m ure enjoyable vacation— free from all details. Transportation, hotels, S'dctrips, s.'phtseeing — all pre planned — for one loiv cost. See your Greyhound Agent now ! Ask for descriptive, FREE folders! NYSSA INSURANCE AGENCY Ralph G. Lawrence GK UY H O U N D L L A l >3 IN C O 'JK JE S Y t Depot At CARL'S DOLL HOUSE Phone 112 ARCADIA, Jan. 6—Nell Bowers and her 4-H sewing class enjoyed a sleigh ride Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bowers of the Kingman Kolony were dinner guests in the Clyde Bowers home New Year’s night. The Sunday school held election of officers Sunday, Wilma Bullard was elected superintendent and Mrs. George Moeller, secretary and treasurer; Mrs. Ben Houston Adult teacher; Otis Bullard, junior teach er, and Mrs. Bob McKinney, pri mary teacher. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Barnhart and son and Miss Hazel Hicky of Elgin, Oregon returned home Friday after a week’s visit with Mrs. Barnhart and 'Miss Hickey's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Hickey. Mr. and Mi's. Lester Fifer of Madras visited Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Cyde Bowers and family. Ethel Bullard of Hermiston spent the holidays here with relatives. Mrs. Martin Farmer and children of New Plymouth spent last week with Mrs. Parmer’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Stradley. Mrs. Clyde Bowers met with her 4-H sewing club December 28 at the home of Catherine Coleman. The group II girls sewed on their dres ses and the 1-A group worked on needle cases. Games were played ATTENTION! MINNEAPOLIS - MOLINE FARM EQUIPMENT OWNERS ► Field And Shop Service Now Available FULL STOCK OF GENUINE PARTS FOR ALL EQUIPMENT WE SELL FACTORY TRAINED REPAIRMAN Expert Chevroi it Repair Work SEE US TH E NEXT TIM E Y O U R EQUIPMENT NEEDS REPAIRING B. & M. EOUIPMENT CO. Les Burbank, Sales Representative Nyssa, Oregon Minneapolis Moline Dealer Bud Sherman, Mgr. 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