C. R. Belehee and Mrs. Bel- i and the Lodge haa Buffered
shee were in Portland,..the first loss of a good Odd Fellow and
of the week to sell a^car of s|ock. the community, » valued and
and
The city has a erew digging honorable clisen, a loving
devoted husband and father.
up and inspecting water meters
For a.l*.
Sale: xnn
400 head nf
of vnunar.
young, ■ ■
W. D. Walkn is auditing the where ever they are found to be Therefore be it resolved, that the
crossbred
ewes
and
800
lambs.
See
^obt^Unyrhart, Secretary.
Chapter of this Lodge be draped
clerk’s books at the court bouse inefficient
Don Clodfelter, Grass Valley, Oire.,
for a period of thirty days in hon
8. this week.
Bruce Kee was in town Thurs- or of hie memory, and a copy of or call 7-F-12.
D. E. Stephens made a trip to morning from his ranch near
these resolulions' be spread on NOTICE: Order your berries early.
Regular
communica Portland Tuesday,
returning Biggs. Harvest will begirfsoon
Be ripe about July let. Black ber-
tions each 2nd and 4th
the minutes of the Lodge, a copy
Thursday evenings of Wednesday.
ries and Dewberries. $1.50 per crate
in that end of the county.
mailed to the bereaved family
•adi month.
Carroll Akers, of Albany, will
Mrf. N. W. Thompson is back and the local press for publica F. O. B. Estacada, Oregon.
Mrs. Ruth Sparliag«
T. J. Reagan.
4t
*
Worthy Matron be here over the week end to vis in the store again after a week
tion.
Nana Barsee, Secretary.__ it with his mother.
WANTED: A two horse rain drill.
spent at Camp Sherman with her
Committee
‘ Send information aa to make, price
Arthur Christisnsen moved his daughter Mrs. A. Busch of Hills
C. V. Belknap
and whether hoe or diac or call at
V
Moro, Oregon
Meets every Monday family to their new home in Ar boro.
Geo. N. McDonald
Journal office.
eveni* in the I.O.O-F lington last Saturday^—
,
The
county
baa
been
on
its
ex
Geo.
A.
Williams
hall.
Transient and
FOR SALE: A dump header box in
Mrs. John Huntley has been ceptionally good behavior for the
visiting brothers are
food condition. Osll at Journal
cordially invited to spending the week with her past week with very little hap
office.
meet with ua.
pening out of the UTiixl rotUine
Harvey C. Thompeon, N. G. dsughter, Mrs. Collis Moore.
HOUSE FOR RENT: 5-room bun
A. M. Young, Secretary.
T. C. Reece and family were of June cultivation of summer-
galow with bath and garage. F. D.
fallow
made
more
necessary
by
in
Salem
last
week
for
a
few
Flatt,
Moro.
3t
Rebecca Lodg« No. US (
Another |Red Hot Number
_
Moro, Oregon
d ay s ret u r n i n g to Moro Th u red a y. the heavy rains. Hay is being
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TRUCKING: Live Stock hauled to
J Meets 2d and 4th Tues
O’BRIEN AMUSEMENT CO.
L"L. Peetz and family attend- cut again and what was cut be
Portland. Cattle, Hogs and double
days of each month.
Visiting members wel- the funeral of Mrs Lulu Crand-. fore the rains is going
deck sheep not over hOc per 100 any
★ A com*.
place in county by truck load. Call
barns after several turnings to
all in The Dalles last Wednesday.
Elisabeth Thompson *
Tom Fraser, 23F12 Moro.
allow
it
to
dry
whenever
the
sun
_____
Noble Grand
Clarence Morrison and L. V.
Jessie'Henrichs, Secretary
peeked from behind the clouds.
For Sale: Holt 12 foot cut “Little
Moore drove to Portland Sunday
Ben” Tractor Harvester in running
Miss
Nina
McCord,
a
former
morning with a truck load of
Chris Schalte Poat Ne. 71
order. Motor in fine shape. $200.
teacher here, visited friends in
Gras* Valley, Oregon
American Legiea
George W. Harth, R. F. D. No. 3, The
hogs.
k Meets at Legion hall on
Saturday June 27
Dalles, Oregon.
Dr. J. R. Morgan and wife Moro Sunday.
■ 2nd and 4th Wednesday
are in Portland where the doctor
y evenings of each month.
is attending the convention of
R. J. Bruckert, Commander
Call for Bids
the dentiats.
?
Vernon Flatt, Adjutant
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Sealed bids for school bus
; EdwardQummihgs, a litephew (
driver of Boardman School Dis
Coppock, visited
HARLAND VIEW GRANGE No. «82 of R. H
■A
Meets in their hall in Harmony Dis here Tuesday evening with the
trict No. 22, for school year
----- Mpeic By------
Christian
Science
trict the second and fourth Friday
1931-32, will be accepted until
OBRIEN
AMUSEMENT
CO.
nights of each month.
Visiting Coppock family.
Subject: Ancient and Modern
July
15, 1931. Address bids to
Grangers welcome.
W.’T Balsiger was in Pendle
Neçaomancy, Alias Mesmerism Admission $1
C. P. Adams, Master.
T om F raser , Clerk
ton
last
Friday
to
attend
a
meet-1
Ladies Free
C. E. Crites, Secretary.
and Hypnotism, Denounced.
.
School
Dist. 22, Moro. Ore.
ing of the local managers of the
Plate Supper
Golden Text: Jeremiah 29:13.
[6 19jy_10]
Grass Valley Lodge No. 131, Grain Growers.'
Sing unto the Lord: for he hath
I. O. O. F. meets every 2d and
Many users of gasoline filled delivered the soul crl Lhr poor
4th Thursday avemngs of the month in
up
their tanks before the price I from thehapd of evil doers.
the Odd Fellows hall.
Sojourn ng
Responsive reading^'Psalms
brothers ar* cordially invited.
rsised last week. - Buyers clean
Vern McGowan.
L. K. Smith
ed
out
the
local
station.
149:1 4, 6 9: 11-13.
" 8*cy.
Church service every Sunday
Published in the Interest of the People of Gras* Valley and
George A. Mitchell and wife
Vicinity by The TUM-A-LUM LUMBER COMPANY
were here Monday and Tuesday morning at 11 o’clock and Wed
to attend the funeral of Mr, and nesday evening at 8 o’clock.
No. 28
GKASS VALLEY OREGON, JUNE 26,1931
All are cordially invited to at Vol. 31
Mrs. Owen Elliott’s child.
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—
—
Reverend F. A. Ginn left Mon tend the church services and
EDITORIAL.
Obey that impulse—Repair, Re-
DENTIST
day morning for Eugene where make use of the reading room
paint,
Remodel. ,
Mr. Haggerty of Kent has just
he will attend the Oregon confer which is open daily,, where all
—T-A-L-^
’
United Stetes Dental Ex
ordered a truck load of heavy timbers
authorized
Christian
Science
Lit
Sale,
on
rough
lumber.
At
Tum-
ence of Methodist ministers.
aminer for this district
erature may be read, borrowed Tum-A-Lum Co was the lucky A-Lum Lumber Co. for week begin
Norval May, football coach of
bidders.
,
ning June 22—if you .need to do
Springfield High School, is here or purchased.
—T-A-I^-
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• OFFICE AT
this week visiting hjs grand
See where a man murdered his some repairing at this time take ad
Methodist Church
mother. Mrs. Anna Ellsworth.
wife because she was too extrava vantage of the low price while they
MORO, OREGON
gant. I think thia is going altogether last.
Moro
Mrs. L. W. Rakes and Victor
—T-A-L—
too far. Not for a mîmitè coûld such
Haya drove to Goldendale Wed
Church school every Sdnday a policy be indorsed or approved, but
Through advertising we know all
nesday to visit with Mr. and Mrs. morning at 10.
there ia no objection to every mar about Athlete’s Foot, but perhaps you
M. L. Fritts, Mrs. Rakes’ par
No church services next Sun ried man reading this aloud to his will be interested to know that
“Bridge Shin” is a new disease which
ents.
day.
Church services will be wife.
affects husbands who forget what is
James Stewart has been ap held as . usual Sunday evening
trump.
pointed stock inspector for Sher-1 July 5th.
-T-A-L—
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Porch and Deck Paint
man county by the head of the
GraM Valley, Oregea
The church with a cordial wel-
The new grain corporation is doing
agriculture department of the icome.
at $1.00 per qudrt
a new roofing job on their ware
People can reach me from Moro state.
house
roofs at Bourbon, Grass Valley,
F. A. Ginn, Paslor.
at night from the long distance
and Kent. Mr. H. Peters handling
C. L. Pepper, attorney of The
booth at Hotel Moro by ringing
Warm weather is ideal time for the work.
Dalles, was here Tuesday after
Pr««by tarian Church.
The Dallea
painting
and it looks as if we might
noon on business, accompanied
Make it youraelf—cupboards, shel
have some good painting weather.
10
a
m.
Sunday
school.
by bi» daughter, Ruth, who for-
Tum-A-Lum paint covers a lot of ving in the closet, stools, flower
merly taught here.
surface with a coal that will last for boxes, and many things around the
Th« Full Gospel Assembly
house can be mad« with Turn-A-Lum
A long time. We offer this week
The county officials rooms in
ber and our helpful plans.
at
$1.00
per
quart.
“
No
servant
can
serve
two
the court house have been kalso-
mined by Jack Noonan this week masters; for either he will hate
DENTIST
and present a brighter appear the one and love the other; or
else he will hold to the one, and
HOME OFFICB. WASCO
ance to the visitor.
despise i the other. Ye cannot
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fams-|
serve God and mammon.’’
worth, cousins of Mrs. G. C. Ak
Sunday school 10 a. m.
Regular visits made to Grass
ers, who attended Mr. Akers fun
Valley. Watch for announce
Preaching 11 a. m.
MOST SILENT OF
eral here last week left Sundsy
ments.
Preaching in the evening at
for their borne in Portland.
7:45.
Bible study at the home of R.
Mrs. Ruth Hollowsy left for
J.
Ginn Thursday at 8 p. m.
her home in California Friday
after attending the funeral of
J, D. and Mrs. Miller,
Pastors.
her father, G. C. Akers, and
■pending a few days with her
THE KILOWATT KIDDIES are as silent
Attorneys At Law
mother.
Grass Valley
*****- SHOES!
Moro, Oregon
Meets the 1st and 3rd
slay evenings of
month. Visitiug
Look!
Look!
f Ev.ery Kind And Description
New
Prices
New.
Styles
LADIES
NEW SEASAND
SHADES.
Black Kid Strap and
Pumps. Military and
High Heels.
Look!
$3°°, $3.BO
HARD TIME
DANCL
(tarato
$5—Cash Prize—$5
TUM-A-LUM TICKLER
Dr J. R. Morgan
DR C. L. POLEY
ff
r , ,M1SSES<
-
/ AND CHILDRENS
ELK SCUFFERS
Leather Solee, For Sport
and . every day . wear. 3
Run Sizes up to 2 in Miss
es. New Low Prices.
$1 2Ç, $1.4°, $1.5°
SPECIAL BARGAINS
MENS Rayon Shirts and Trunks
45c
LADIES Hand Finished Mui Gowns 5Oc
9Oc
Same Gown, Extra Size
LADIES Brassier», extra good quali-
15c
ty, all sizes ।—t
LADIES, Misses & Childrens Sun
Soutine Quality
.- 25cpr,
MENS WORK SHOES, $1.95 up to Mens
BEST GRADE ARMY SHOES for $4.50,
plain toe or cap
.
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J. C. FŒW i M.
SHERMAN COUNTY’S OWN DRY
... .cr / ■ GOODS STORE
■■■..... 1
Dr. J. A. Bader
™£ KILOWATT KIDDIES
'
..SERVANTS
-
UPDEGRAFF & PEPPER
Moro
When Your Shoes need
Repair, send them to
WERN MARK’S
GOOD SHOE REPAIRING
204 Second St.
THE DALLES
Dr. and Mrs. W. N. Morse
drove up from The Dalles last
Sunday for a few hours visit
with Mrs. Morse mother, Mrs. L.
V. Moore and her sister, Mrs.
Clarence Morrison.
D. [E. Stephens and M. M.
Overton, of the local experiment
station, were in Pendleton last
week to attend the fie^i day of
Umatilla Station where
Mr.
Stephens was one of the. speak-
Mathodiat Churah
Church school every Sunday
morning at 10.
There will be no sermon next
Sunday .Church service will be
at 11 on July 5th.
The church with a cordial wel
come.
F. A. Ginn, Pastor.
Baptist Church
(Grass Valley)
ZELL’S
FUNERAL HOME
AND-----
AMBULANCE SERVICE
Phone 845 Tb« Dalles, Ora.
-----or-----
GRASS VALLEY PHARMACY
Phooe222
CALLAWAY’S
FUNERAL CHAPEL
Funeral Directors
Union and Third St.
The Dalles, Ore.
Let us call attention to the ad
vertisement of the Moro State
Bank this weak. It expresses a
free and independent spirit that
is not to be defeated by anything
less serious than sudden death.
Read it.
Rev. John Seethoff and wife
were here Tuesday on their way
to the Methodist conference in
Eugene. Mr. Seethoff has been
in Lind, Wash, for the past two
years but expects to come back
to Oregon next year.
Robert Urquhart was here
Wednesday from Ephrata, Wash,
where he is spenting the sum
mer with hie daughter. While
here he rented his house to Geo.
Vintin, the new county clerk,
wno will move his family, here
soon.
Sunday school every Sunday
as they are superbly efficient. Invisible
as they are, the tasks they perform through
your Electric Service are limitless and sat
isfying. NO ONE disputes the adage
“Silence is Golden.” The quiet magic of
Electricity brings your servants as silent
as they are unseen—the Kilowatt Kiddies.
In every room of every house they are per
fectly at home-and welcome. They can
pick their invisible way at the most gi
gantic industrial job—yet they never clam
or for anything, not even attention on your
IN Thia, our last appearance as an
advertiser on the pages of Sherman
County papers, we wish to thank our
friends who watched our growth in
the past years and express our appre
ciation of our patrons who made that
growth possible.
r
J*
w
*
Wasco Warehouse Milling Co.
at 10 a. m.
Card of Thanks.
We wish to express our thanks
to all who were so kind and
thoughtful during our recent be
reavement in the loss of our hus
band and father. Also for th«
beautiful floral tributes.
Mra. G. C. Akers
Mr. and Mra. Wayne Aker«
Mr. and Mr«. Carroll Akers
Mr. and Mra. Bert Hollpway
Mr. and Mrs. L. Hennagin
Resolutions of Condolence
Whereas it has been the Will
of Almighty God to remove from
our midst Brother G. C. Akers
The comforts Charley and Clara Kilowatt
brings are as numerous as their services
are silent. Employ theed servants to the
fullest possible extent-they make a house
A HOME. ‘
-
Mrs. McKinley Will S.how
Ready to Wear
COATS, DRESSES
MILLINERY
Low in Price
Distinguished in Style
Pacific Power &
Light Co
Arviot
Tuesday, June 3Oth
At
ZIEGLER’S
Quality
GRASS VALLEY. OREGON
Store