building
wuh
built almost entirely by
"THl PENALTY”
Chira Taylor arrived in town
the volunteer labor of tbe members
Muro, Oregon
and
their friends.
Thursday from his ranch down “Ha might have dwelt on the hill top
Meet« th« l«t and 3rd
Oregon
onion growers, headed by
Fut
choaa
th*-
valley
below,
on tbe John Day river where he
Thursday evening» of
V.
C.
Bl«hop
ot Lake Labish, Marion
And
planned
that
«ome
day
later
each month.
V i»itn*#r
haa been working for the past
county, propone to form an organisa
The height* hi« heart should know
member« cordially in
two months without seeing the
vited to meet with u»
J C. McKean and Omar Sayre bright lights of the city.
but when, a»Mfr ■ *h*d»»w* lengthened, tion within the next few weeks with
By order of W. M.
a View to safeguarding tbe market.
Bia feet sought the mountain nod.
made a trip to Pendleton last
RobL Urquhart, Secretary.
Bishop declared that more than 100
Students
from
the
University
He
found
that
the
valley
’
s
brush
heaps
Thursday.
cars
of onions remain unsold in the
of Oregon and the Oregon State Had hidden the path» to God
I^ake Labish district
A number of people from here
College are spending their spring
Betkkk««» Cka|M«» No 7« O. 1
The cburch with a cordial wel
attended the show, “Cimmeron”
Moro, Oregon
vacation
at
home
this
week.
come.
communie«-
g ^»gu l«r
- - _
in The Dalles this week.
Among them are Keck McKean,
tjnw each 2nd and 4th
F A. Ginn, Pastor.
Walter A. May was in Port Velma Powell, Gwendolen and
Thuraday evenings oí
each month.
land the firat of the week atten Dorothy Foss, and Vernon Mil
Mrs. Ruth Sparling
(Gr^ Valley)
Worthy Matron ding to business in the metropo- ler from the University and La
Nana Bar ire. Secretary.
mar Sayrs, lone Miller and Em-
Sunday school every Sunday at
One of the graduating class of majean Stephens from the Col 10 a in
the Oregon Normal School last lege.
Moro, Oregon
Tuesday was Percie E Benaon of
Sei« MC«
The Moro Commercial Club has
Meet« every M-nda)
Moro.
evening in the I.O.U.I
invited the members of the State
Church service Sunday morn
hall.
Transient ano
Tax
Commission to spesk here
The
Ladies
Aid
Society
of
the
visiting brotl er» are
ing at 11 o'clock and Wednesday
cordially invited to Methodist church will hold their some time in the near futureand evening at 8 o’clock.
meet with u«
.
social for April at the home of has also asked our represent*-
Harvey C. Thomp* n, N. G.
tive. E. W Snell and J P Yate«
Le”°“ “r iee ,op,c for the
Mrs.
Tom
Alley,
Thursday
after
A. M. Young. Se.retary.
to speak at atother meeting to bej^^1^ onda morning will te
noon. April 2.
' Reality.
Jess Landry loaded his tractor held soon. On these dates the
Golden Tex Isiaiah 61:11. As
Moro, Oregon
on a truck last Thursday morn- members of the Commercial
earth
bringet". forth her bud.
1 Meets 2d and 4th l ues ing and took it to Gilliam county Clubs of Grass Valley, Kent, and
days of each month
and the gar itn causeth the
Visiting members wel- where he will do some plowing Wasco will be invited to attend
things that are sown in it to
Lwiv Morrison
Mnrri«nn will have charge and hear these speakers,
speakers. Dates
Jody
Elizabeth Thompson
spring forth.so the Lord God will
will be announced later.
Noble Grand of it there
cause'righteousness and praise
Jessie Henrichs, Secretary
Judge Whaley, father of Mrs.
' to spring forth before ill the
Margaret Peetz and Mrs. Helen
' nations.
Sayrs. spent the week end here
Píala s
Responsive reading:
Pacific point* in Ore
with his daughters. As Sunday
gon, Idaho, Montana,
111:1
10
K Meet« at Legion hall on
Utah, Nevada, Califor
was
Mrs
Sayrs
’
birthday,
the
A 2nd and 4th Wednesday
Reading room open daily where
nia, Western Wyoming
family
celebrate!
with
a
dinner
p evening« of each month. »
all authorized Christian Science
Methodist Chwrch Notes.
and most points In
R. J. Bruckert, Commander at Mrs. Peetz’s home.
Washington.
literature may be read, borrowed
(Moro)
Vernon Flatt, Adjutant
W. B. Johnston and wife, of
(Minimum
fare SOc.)
or purchased
Church school every Sunday
Salem, are visitors here this
The public is cordially invited
their morning at 10.
HARLAND VIEW GRANGE Na. M2 week. They will divide
to attend the church services and
Preaching Sunday morning at
Meets in their hall in Harmony Dis time in Eastern Oregon between
tovisit the reading room.
trict the second and fourth Friday the home of their son Theodore 11. The sermon will be appro-
nights of each month.
Visiting
naer Moro and Perry who lives priate for Palm Sunday, The
Grangers welcome.
theme is, “The Coming of the
C. P. Adama, Master.
near Condon.
C. E. Crites, Secretary.
by Midnight April 9
God.”
J G. Penney says. “All I am
Last week some of the ambi*
The Methodist Ladies Aid So today I owe to my religious train
tious boys who have offices in
SHERMAN LODGE, NO. 143,
ciety
meets every Thursday ing as a boy. Of caurse much
Union Pacific train*
the basement of the hotel receiv
A. F. 4 A. M
afternoon at the cburch at 2
of this came from my parents,
and In all car*.
( ir»
ed some trees from J. B. Adama
Meet« in Masonic Hall, Grata Valby,
The increasing interest in the but a good deal of it came
Pullman* add regular
2nd and 4th Tuesdays of each month and planted them in the parking Church school is very gratifying. through
Pullman car charge*.)
the Sunday schoos
Visiting members cordially Invited to strip in front of their offices.
Last Sunday was a great day for which I attended.”
The trees are Chinese Elm.
meet with M.
our
school. There was quite an
Sunday school at 10 a m as
V. B. E akin
H arold E akin
Mra. Mabel Lemon, widow of increase in attendance.
usual.
Secretary
W. M.
the late I. N. Lemon is spending
The program for Easier is well
a
month as the guest of her bro
Gram Valley IxXige No. 131,
The Leedy grange hall at Cedar
in hand, and we are looking for
I. 0. 0. F. meet« every 2d and ther Richard O’Brien in Holly
Mills was dedicated by State Master
a
happy
Eastertime.
As
East
Ask local agent
4th ThuradAy »vening« of the month in wood. California
After leaving
C. C. Hulet with several other offi
for detail«
er approaches we all are im cers of the Oregon state grange as-
tha Odd Fellow« hall.
Sojourn ng
California she will visit a sister
brother» ar« Cbrdially invited.
pressed with the life that is gisting in the ceremony. The new
Vern McGowan.
L. K. Smith
in Minnesota, returning to her
springing forth all about us.
N.G.
Hecy.
home in Corvallis. Oregon about
Easter means life. The resur
June 1st.
rection of Jesus was a demon
Mr. and Mrs. A. M Wright stration of the immortality of
celebrated their 48th wedding an the soul.
Immortality makes
niversary
last
Sunday
at
the
living
a
serious
business.
Hu
DENTIST
:
home of their daughter, Mrs. H mor and myrth are needful, but
HOME 0FF1CK. WASCO
B. Belshee.
The famlies of having a sense of humor even in
Howard and Charles Belshee the hardest experiences is quite
were present as both Mrs. Bel different from treating life itself
Regular risita made to Gram
* Vallay. Watch for announce
shees are daughters of Mr. and as if it were a trival matter.
ments.
: Mrs. Wright.
The church with a cordial wel
Presents
come.
Floyd Flatt has leased the
F. A. Ginn, Pastor.
ranch east of town owned by the
Dillinger estate and formerly
farmed by George Rebman, and
has moved his personal belong
The evangelistic meetings con
ings there. The dray business tinue each night in the week ex
----- AND------
will be conducted by Vernon cept Monday, at 7:45.
Flatt.
George
Rebman haa
Miss Louise Hodge, the evan
moved
to
iYakima,
Washington.
gelist,
announces for the subject
Phone 845 Th« Dalle*. Ore
By
on
Friday
night, “The One Pearl
— or——
The annual
congregational
Saturday
GRASS VALLEY PHARMACY
meeting of tbe Presbyterian of Great Price.
Phone222
night
subject
will
be,
“The
ESTELLE
CLARKE
church will be held on the even
Stranger;
”
and
on
Sunday
even
ing of Tuesday March 31st. Of
And
When Your Shoes need ficers will be elected, reports ing it will be, “Love Found a
Way.”
The Sunday morning
JOHN
Repair, send them to made and plana for the coming service will be conducted by the
year will be discussed. A “Pot
Luck” supper,in the church base Pastors.
Sunday school at 10 a. m., fol
ment, will precebe the meeting.
lowed
by preaching at 11 o’clock.
GOOD SHOE REPAIRING
It is planned to start eating at
THE DALLES 6:30 o’clock sharp. All members
204 Recorxl St
J. D. and Mrs. Miller,
Pastors.
are urged to be present and fri
ends of the church will be heart
TIME
PLACE
Methodist Church Not«»
DATE
ily welcomed.
* (Grass Valley)
Sherman county people will be,
C.
Church school every Sunday
interested to hear that Mrs. L.
morning
at 10.
J. Murdock (Florence Tate) ap
Attorney - at - Law
PRICE
Preaching
April 5th at 11.
peared as soloist with the Corval
lis Womans Club Choral, Mrs. The subject will be: “The Pow
James Lester Gault, director, in er of the Resurrection.”
OFFICE PHONE MAIN »8
The Ladies Aid Society had a
recital at the M. E. Church, Cor
very
pleasant meeting last Thurs-
Moro, Oregon
vallis, Oregon. Mrs Murdocks
Pay
afternoon at the home of
beautiful high soprano voice was
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Mr.
and
Mrs. Thos. Garret. The
heard to advantage in Harkers
“How Beautiful upon the Moun next [meeting will be held on
tains.” She is the daughter of E. Thursday April 2d, when Mrs.
A. Tate of Wasco,Oregon and a Fields will be hostess to the so
DR
L. POLEY pupil
of Prof. Paul Petrie of the ciety.
Our church school was most
à s
Music Department of Oregon
wonderful
last Sunday morning.
State College, Corvallis, Oregon.
OYSTERS
RED BEANS
The attendance was a splendid
Robert Morison, brother of
Eastern, Choice Grade
Clean! Good Cookers
WilliamMorison of this city, died increase and the church service
People can reach me from Moro
was a very happy occasion. The
at night from the long distance
in Long Beach, California, last
25c
13c 2 tins
34bs.
spirit of the whole service was
booth at Hotel Moro by ringing
Sunday morning of pneumonia,
The Dalles
one of fine fellowship.
Mr. Morison has been ill for aev-
MILK
CATSUP
The Easter program is being
eral weeks and a sister, Mrs.
prepared with singing by the
Tali Tim
Tomato, Fancy
Hales, drove to California to be
school ami also special choir.
with him. The deceased was
2 large bottles 45c
We are looking for an excellent
once a resident of this county
Dr
Easter service to which eveyone
having once owned part of the
Free Film Developing & Printing
is
invited.
DENTIST
place now belonging to 0. L
or Free Additional Print»
There is a fine competition in
Bel*he*in Hay Canyon. He is
With
United State« Dental Ex survived by his wife; William our trip to the Sea of Galilee.
ELach Purchase of $2.50
aminer for thi« district Morison of Moro; Mrs. Grace The Beginners class is ahead this
week, but the Jolly Juniors, and
Hales of Pendleton; Gibson Mor
the Young "Peoples Class are
OFFICE AT
ison of Adams; and Dick Mor
Moro, Oregon
Phone 92
working hard and things may
ison of Welton.
He had ho
MORO, OREGON
change at any time.
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When you dig out your old Tackle
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this year
Remember
we have a complete line of
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poles, Reels, Spinnern, and the just
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Of
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