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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (May 29, 1931)
i , T.W Lincoln county citizens, and particu hold its social for June at the: morning at 10 o'clock. home of Mrs. A. M. Wright j Preaching one week from Sun- larly the older Indiana of the Blleti ! Indian reservation, are urging the de Thursday afternoon, June, 4th. day, June 7, at 11 o’clock. partment of Indian affairs to set aside We had a line lime last Sun- the old agency buildings at 8Hetx as Mrs Carrie Melton, who has Ed an indigent Indian h6me. Only In this day at our church school. E R. Bat zee drove to Portland been visiting Mrs. Auther Os- ward Whitlock got the prize for way, local representatives say, can the burne for the past week left for with a truck load of hogs Tues older Indians be cared for adequately. 1 Pendleton where she wi 1 spend ( the best reason why the picture day morning. Canneries operating at Medford and Bethleham Chapter No. 78 O. E. S. sometime with her parents be- । of the roost» r was in the church. Moro, Oregon Jack Cauthorn left Saturday forejoining Mr. Meltonat his new j Be sure lo e< me to church school Ashland have increased their con communica- tracted tomato acreage 40 per cent Reguiar ------ next Sunday. tions each 2nd and 4th for Trout Lake, Washington wh location in Tiiomi , this year in the vicinities of Gold JH11. Thursday evenings oi ere he will be empldyed by the The Baecaulaureate Service at Rogue river and Grants Pass. Be Harmony school held their' each month. the Baptist church was well at of threatened water shortage in Mrs. Ruth Sparling forest service. school picnic at Demoss Friday tended and was a very happy oc cause Worthy Matron districts depending on mountain lake Rctert Urquhart left Monday the 22nd that being the last day Nana Barxee, Secretary. evening for Lind, Wash., where of school this term. The young casion. The church was very reservoirs, new impetus has been giv en tomato growing tn the northern end his brother had just passed away. sters celebrated the day by de tastily decorated with potted of Jackson county. Moro, Oregon Mrs Charles Cunningham and feating their elders in a baseball plants and cut flowers. The The Gold Beach chamber of com Meets every Monday special musical numbers by Prof. merce has announced that it will spon evening in the I.O.O.F children are visiting here with game 9 — 2 hall. Transient and McGowan, Mrs. H. E. Tetz, Hu sor a celebration at the mouth of the visiting brother« are her mother Mrs. Susie Hastings The fence around the Rose bert Hutchfroft and Mrs. T. M. Rogue river over Labor day. Commit cordially invited from Vancover, Washington. cemetery, east of Moro, was re Garrett was very appropriate tees have been named and plans have meet with ua. J. C. McKean was in Pendle paired last week by those who and excellently interpreted. been outlined for many entertainment Harvey C. Thompson, N. G. .. M. Young, Secretary. ton Wednesday on business. are interested in the welfare of Dale Baker’s lendition of the features. Sport fishing will be at its OOQOCCOOCGGGQCOOeOCGOOOOQGOOOOOQOQOOQ Mrs. Dave Maxwell is in a Po that burying place. A new processional was well executed best at the time of the celebration and Lodge Kn 116 the new >600,000 Rogue river bridge Moro, Oregon rtland hospital again and is re woven wire fence and steel posts and very pleasing to the audi- will be nearing completion. j 2d and 4th Tues ported to be very ill. improve its appearance to a great enee. days of each monll The worst infestation of caterpillars * Visiting members wel ever observed at Toledo is denuding Miss Geraldine Ii by, of Arling extent. The churen with a cordial wel orchards and much native vegetation come. ton, visited with Miss Imogene Elizabeth Thompson Practically all the stores and come. ------- OPEN FOR BUSINESS A6AIN-------- in all parts of Lincoln county. Many Noble Grand Johnson over the week-end. shops will be closed all day Mem small alder trees appear almost en F A. Ginn, Pastor. Jessie Henrich«, Secretary HOME COOKED MEALS FOR HUKORYMEM The Gorman Fairview baseball orial day according to statements tirely covered with a continuous web bing of caterpillar tents. As the leaves team was defeated by the Har- of the merchants themselves and Chris Schult* Post No. 71 The Full Gospel Assembly of one tree are eaten, the army of Rooms and Board By Month $30.00 signs upon their windows. andview team last Sunday. worms spreads to adjoining vegeta k Meets at Legion hall on Sunday school at 10 a m. O A. Ramsey is building a Table Board $6.00 Per Week Mrs. G. C. Akers leftOakland- tion by dropping from the tree and ■ 2nd and 4th Wednesday new garage on the George Hen J. D. and Mrs. Miller, Calif., by boat Thursday morn crawling overland to the new host. W evenings of each month. Pastors. Rooms We Meals 35c; Settlers owning land in Thief valley R. J. Bruckert, Commander nagin rauch to replace the one ing and will arrive in Portland irrigation project near Baker have ap destroyed by fire last month. Vernon Flatt, Adjutant Sunday. Mr. Akers will go to proved by unanimous vote a contract Christian Science The ^annual meeting of the meet her. She has been in Los with the federal reclamation service HARLAND VIEW GRANGE No. ««2 Moro Investment Co. will be held Angeles visiting her daughter Subject: Ancient and Modern for immediate construction of a dam Meets in their hall in Harmony Dis Monday evening June 1st at the Mrs. Halloway for several weeks. necromancy, Alias Mesmerism to cost not to exce 1 $200,000, Includ trict the second and fourth Friday ing the site. The cc tract already has nights of each month. Visiting Hotel Moro. There will be no dance in the and Hypnotism, Denounced. been approved by the government, the Grangers welcome. Golden Text: Jeremiah 20:13. election A. Rose and wife leftBaturday Legion hall on Saturday night, being the final step prior to | C. P. Adams, Master. - C. E. Crites, Secretary. morning for Reno, Nevada, whe May 30lh in spite of the fact that “Sing unto the Lord, praise ye advertising for bids. The plans have re they will spend a short vaca bills are out announcing the the Lord: for he hath delivered already been drawn and it Is believed Grass Valley Lodge No. 131, tion with their daughter Mrs. event. It is against the policy the soul of the poor from the work will start early in July and will be completed this fall. I. O. O. F. meets every 2d and Cliff Harper. of the Legionnaires to allow hand of evildoers.” 4th Thursday svenings of the month in Responsive Reading: Psalms DRY BODY FIR TO TRADE FOR With the collection of the May (axes W. S, Powell, who is a region dances to b? given in their hall the Odd Fellows hall. Sojourn ng 140:1 4, 6 6. 11-13. Pendleton has become one of two Oro- , al director of the Grain Growers, on Memorial Day. brothers are cordially invited. Cattle, Hogs, Sheep, or Grain Vern McGowan. L. K. Smith Mr. and Mrs Wilford Belshee- Uhurch service every Sunday gon cities without bonded or warrant- j Hecy. was in Spokane last Friday to at N G. ed indebtedness. The last of school tend a meeting of that organiza left Friday May 22n*d for Yam morning at.ll o’clock and Wed district bonds will be paid off when Wood Delivered, Stock Taken on hill to attend the funeral of Mrs. nesday evening at 8 o’clock. tion. they become due this October with Your Place. ; Cut prices on John Deere and Belshee’s mother, Mrs. Kuyken All are cordially invited to at >12,000 set aside from the tax collec tend the church services and tions for that purpose. Pendleton also . the Walla Walla Rotary Rod dall. make use of the reading room has one of the lowest tax levies in the C Weedrs. We also have a few of Phone 462 which is open daily, where all state, since for an assessed valuation | DENTIST 9 the Tomlin Rod Weeders for of >6,727,293.07, residents pay but 12 DEMOSS ITEMS Wash. White Salmon authorized Christian Science lit HOME OFFICE, WASCO sale very cheap to close out. A large picnic party enjoyed erature may be read, borrowed mills tax. with the likelihood that the levy will be reduced to 11 mills next i Ginn Coleman &Co. the Demoss Park last Sunday. or purchased year. Mrs. Carrol Sayrs left Friday Regular visits made to Grass Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Woodson, The spittle bug, which was discov 1 for Portland where she will spe Misses Ruth and Opal Woodson, Valley. Watch for announce ered in Marion county recently, was nd a few weeks helping her fa and Master Elwin Woodson of ; ments. said to be causing heavy damage on c Henry H. Horton, Governor of the strawberry farm of Dolph Heater ther Judge Whaley. She was Cottage Grove were week end Tennessee, says, “Spiritual and In the Union hill vicinity, according accompanied by her children guests at the Demoss home. moral values are the most neces to reports received at Salem. Frank and Reatha. Mrs. Ida Wicks of Dorena, sis sary of those endowments of Strawberry growers of the Umpqua Mrs. Margaret Kaseberg enter ter of Mrs. G. A. Demoss, also character to make a man or wom valley face a short crop unless weath UPDEGRAFF & PEPPER tained the members of the youn Mrs. Carl Pitcher and her dau an ao acceptable member of so er conditions change. The extreme ger bridge club and several other ghter Miss Elizabeth Pitcher of ciety. OI the many agencies warm weather of the past few weeks Attorney® At Law guests at a bridge party at her Silver Lake have been visiting charged with the responsibility has ripened berries too rapidly, and home north of Moro last Tuesday the past week with the Demoss of developing and training our is reducing the size materially. Oregon Extension of the city limits of Rose Moro afternoon. family. Miss I’itcher’has been boys and girls into useful citizens burg to Include thickly populated sec E. E. Anderson, city passeng teaching school in Lane county none is more important than the tions lying north, west and east oi er agent for the Admiral lines in the past winter. Sunday school. It is impossible town has been instituted by the city Portland, was visiting here over to overestimate the value of this council. The proposed extensions will When Your Shoes need the week end with Mr. and Mrs. practically double the size of the city. training.” FOR SALE AT GREATLY Repair, send them to McKee. A new Industry is to be started in May 31st 10 A. M. Sunday the Wood River valley, Klamath coun Keith Reynolds, wife and son REDUCED PRICES. school. The Junior 'classes will One 24 foot mounted steel sing a special song for us at the ty. It is the apiary industry. L. M Donald left Monday for a ten day grain Elevator with flexible spout opening period. 11 A. M. Chur Hunt has received a consignment oi visit to Nebraska. GOOD SHOE REPAIRING 25 hives of. bees from California. Hit THE DALLES 204 Second St. Mrs. W. H. Ragsdale left Fri for loading bulk grain into cars, ch services Mr. R W. Pinkerton place is In the heart of the white clo ver belt. will have charge. day morning with her mother for or bins. One overhead steel jack for Blanks In connection with the pay Berkely, California where Mrs. Baptist Church went of the 1931 state income tax dumpinn bulk grain out of wa Belshee will remain during the (Grass Valley) based on incomes for the year 1930 summer with another daughter. gon bo^es into elevator hopper. were sent out recently by the state Several 17 foot mounted grain FUNERAL HOME Sunday school every Sunday tax Commission, It required approxl Harlandview baseball team will Elevators. at 10 a. m. mately 65,000 of these blanks to covet play against the Grass Valley te One 3# Winona wagon. One ------- AND--------- the state. am on the Harlandview diamond 3 1-4 Birdsell wagon. Work on the erection of a union AMBULANCE SERVICE next Sunday. One iron wheel wagon. Sever church at Jerome Prairie, a commun- Cut prices on John Deere and al 100 bu. bulk grain boxes. Phone 345 The Dalle«, Ore ity in Josephine county, has been the Walla Walla Rotary Rod One second hand Boss Harrow started, according to Mrs. T. Schnel- ----- or------ Weeders. We also have a few 174 tooth. One small new Boss der, chairman In charge. Funds for of the Tomlin Rod Weeders for The year and a half old daughter of the building already have been sup- Harrow, 116 tooth. GRASS VALLEY PHARMACY sale very cheap to close out. Phone 222 If in need of any of the above, Mr. and Mra. Nick Welter died at plied. The new three man county fair Ginn Coleman & Co. or any other farm machinery call Stayton from burns received when she board which supplanted the board of eat down In a pail of water which You have some pieces of Mrs. S. A. Stamey, of Silver- on or write to Ginn Coleman & had just been emptied from a boiler 15 by an act of the legislature was ap CALLAWAY’S ton, and Mrs. Helen Leggof Salem Co. Moro, Oregon. at the home of her grandmother, Mra. pointed by the Lane county court equipment you could profit Members are R. B. Thompson of Eu FUNERAL CHAPEL were visitors at the A. S. John K. Boedigheimvr. gene, C. W. Allen of Vida, and F. E son home the first of the week. Thu rehdieton chamber of com- Funeral Directors Chambers of Banta Clara. ably sell. Someone in the rierce has votnd to join with the city Miss Josephine Johnson returned and Embalmers The Dubols-Ketterln': mill at Rain of Weston in an effort to complete with them for a short stay. the eight-mile gap in the Umatilla ier, which has f6r some years manu other end of the county Union and Third St. This paper erred in stating the county end of the Weaton-Elgln road. factured qnly rough or undressed lum t The Dalles, Ore. The county has offered to co-operate ber, is installing a planer to supply facts about the bridge party last may be looking for just that Methodist Church both local and foreign demand. 50 50 with the forest service. week. Mrs. Everett Hastings Moro was a co-hostess with Mrs, L. R. very thing. Church school every Sunday Conlee and Mrs. Art Osborne. Homer Beale and wife and El morning at 10. mer Hansen and wife expect to Preaching next Sunday morn spend the week end at Camp ing at 11. ------- .--------------- For ■------------------------- Ladies Aid Society meets every Sherman. ’ SATURDAY AND MONDAY I Am Agent For The in The Thursday afternoon at 1:30, W. O. Munsell, manager of The theme for the Sunday Mitchell Lewis & Staver Co., of morning sermon is: “The Old 25c Laundry Soap, 7 Bars Portland, was here Saturday of Fashioned Gospel.” 23c last week for a short time. Mrs. Banna®, 3 lbs .. Everyone is having a good Munsell formerly lived in Moro time on their homeward trip 22c Jello, 3 Pkg® - * • years ago. She was related to from Boston. V» hat a good time See me about Insur 29c John and O. M. Scott who start we will have when we get home. Lemons Per Doz It goes to all parts of the ance on ed the first store in this town. 2Oc The Ford truck is still in the Heinz Pickle®, Pint .. WHEAT, BUILDINGS county—and sell or trade Floyd Flatt left Tuesday after lead. 45c Heinz Ripe Olive®, 2 large tin® . noon for Nampa, Idaho with a Anything That Can The church with a cordial wel your surplus for something Burn. truck load of household goods 2Oc Sunbright Cleaner, 3 can® come. and shoe repairing equipment be 49c F. A. Ginn, Pastor. you can use< Snowdrift, 2-lb tin longing to Elmer Sharp who is FIRE, THEFT, LIA Some lady left her purse at the moving to that city. BILITY 25c Sandwitch Salmon, 2 tin® ........... on Automobiles Miss Marjorie Kunsman was church one week ago Sunday THE COST IS SMALL most agreeably surprised Wed evening. nesday evening when her friends THE GAIN MAY BE GREAT Grass Valley came to help her spend her birth Phone 92 Moro, Oregon | day and wish her well. Methodist Chursh Moro, Oregon The Ladies Aid society will Church school svsry Sunday «mmxtxxxxmxuunmumxnuuxxuxmxmxuumu^^ Moro, Oregon Meets the 1st and 3rd Thursday evenings of each month. S isitiug members cordially in vited to meet with us By order of W. 14. RobL Urqwhart, Secretary. ¡[jDCdlUí « ELLSWORTH HOTEL Mrs. Anna Ellsworth WOOD C. E. epRN Dr. J. A. Butler Wasco Warehouse Milling Co Moro, Oregon General Warehouse Business- Grain Feed Wood WERNMARK’S ZELL’S Flour Coal A GOOD TRADE OREGON STATE NEWS Of GENERAL INTEREST HELPS EVERYBODY (tallii® INSURE SPECIAL SAVINGS FIREMAN’S INSURANCE CO. W. A. RUGGLES TRY A WANT AD Sherman County Journal MORO CASH GROCERY
