The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1915-05-27
Live NeWs From Surrounding IOlUns
And Country. Happenings of a Week
NYSSA NEWS.

A missionary tea will be held on
Thursday, May 81, at the home of
Mrs. +. J. Rich. Everyone is cordial
Ily invited.
VIM. Alley and F. Nelson who have
been surveying for the eastern Ore
lyon orchard Co., left last week for
other fields. Parties interested in the
leastern Orchard Co.. lands are expect
ed to arrive at an early date.
Work is being started on the large
evaporator which will be built at the
Idanha Orchard.
Lloyd Canon left Friday for Amer
ican Falls where he will join his sur
veying party.
A drinking fountain has been in
stalled at the corner of first and main.
A fine baby girl arrived ut the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Gene Hand last week.
The baccalaureate services for the
graduating class OF 1915 will be held
Sunday evening, May 30, in the Pres
byterian church. Rev. c. II. Powell
of the Episcopal church will deliver
the sermon. Music will be furnished
by n choir selected from the choirs
of the different churches.
The senior class of 1915, which con-
sists OF Misses Lulu Megorden and
Elizabeth Canham, will hold com
| r,a,,a,,a,y axa.,,.a, L.. al. MatknJ,.,
church on Friday evening, June ID, at
mt $3.50 o'clock. The address Of the
evening will be given by Rev. VIM
Mall Case, pastor OF the Presbyterian
church Mt Caldwell. Music will be
furnished by the High School chorus.
Mrs. Ed Blodgett, Of Kingman col
ony was in town last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Gibson have re-
turned from the east and expect to
remain In Nyssa for some time.
Nyssa has joined the league which
embraces Weiser, Payette and Emmett
and hopes to win fame on the diamond.
The first game with Payette was
played last Sunday. Nyssa was de-
fcated o to o.
Mrs. Willard Dawson sprained her
ankle last week and Is forced to walk
about on crutches.
Mr.. Henry Teutsch expects TO move
into his new house very soon.
A bouncing baby bay was born TO
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Peterson last week.
The recital given in Nyssa Friday
night by the Kingman Colony orches-
tra was enjoyed very much by all
those who were fortunate enough to
be present.
A party was given last Monday by
the Civic club at the parish hall.
The following Nyssaites "took in"
the big circus in Payette last Thurs
day: Mrs. +. ID. Hall, Mrs. Dickens,
Mrs. Dawson, Mrs. Broughten and
small grandson John Phillips. Mrs.
Lowens, Mrs. Hitler. Mrs. Shaw, Mrs.
Fagel, Mrs. +. Galden, Misses Gar
den Dickens, Dorothy Dawson, Francis
Engles, Virginia Hitler, Mrs. c. Dav-
ison and son Clifford, Cecil and FL
den Shaw and Frank Phillips.
Mr.. Zumer, the dairy inspector, was
have been ut Newport as representa-
tives of the grange and Oddfellow
kendrick Blodgett, a former Nyssa
resident, is back again.
in Nyssa last week.
A mad dog scare was experienced
by the people of the owyhee last Sat
urday when rabid animal rushed up
the road biting several dogs.
Mr.. Kingman, Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. |
Duncan, and Mr.. Wallace Lynch, who |
have been at Neport as the representa-
tives Of the grange and oddfellow
and Rebekah lodges, returned to Nys-
sa Saturday.
Mrs. ID. Tensen has been vis-
ting her mother Mr.. LaFrenz on her
ranch the past week.
The bridge crew are now at work |
the Big Bend Bridge.
Miss Martha 0verstreet and Mr..
Robert Overstreet We're Nyssa visi-
ors Friday.