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towns for ambitious men and wo pea seed of the kind raised by Mr. over the booth. Roy Martin is feeling better thi»| Sunday at 11 a. m. Mrs. W. C. Brytnt “Twenty-five, fifty and seventy-five men. Experience unnecessary. We Bryant. Sunday school at 10 a. m. I week after being rather bad last week. Moro* Oregon cents,” she answered shifting her finance you if required. Write today. Meets the 1st and 3rd D E. Stephens was in Pendlelton-| Epworth League at 6.30 p m. Mr. Thomas, Superintendent, 326 Thursday evenings of FOR BALE. Nino head of 8 year N. Sherman Hawk, Pastor. gum. I Tuesday to look over the station work I each month. Visiting Third St., Oakland, Calif. “ What ’ s the idea of the three old horses, also one coming 2 year old Born: To Arthur Christensen and I at the Umatilla ^Calion. members cordially in Herford Bull, pure bred. W. C. Holyer, He. “I want to marry your daugh- pHces?”, ▼ited to meet with us wife a daughter. I Mr. Hans Seaforth, state dairy in For Sale. Half a sack of garden (mil-25 “ Well, ” replied the blond* getting Kent, Ore Hugh'Chrisman, W. M. George Ellsworth and wife were from speetor, of Salem is ie our city inspeet- ready for action, “it’s like this; twen C. V. Belknap, Secy. Condon Saturday night. Father: “ Have you seen my wife I log the dairy herds here ty five cents and you do all of Ahe Wm Hendrlchs is laid up at his homo I Fred Pickett, A, Rose, Wm. Rags- yet?” Bethlehem Chapter No. 78 O. K. S. He: “Yes. but, nevertheless, I work; fifty cents and I help a little; this week with a bad cold. dale and Waller May drove to The Moro, Oregon an’ seventy-five cents and youjust. prefer your daughter.” eommunica- Regular _____ Harvey Thompson and sons made U»11«8 v,a the Fygh grade. hang on!” i tions each 2nd and 4th two trips to Portland last week. | Mrs. Lilly Webber arrived in Moro Thursday evenings of W ’v-irsh«.- a viaitnr h, r*, I Tuesday to visit her daughter. Mrs. I lamalittiethingwithabigmean- each month. / Mr^ Tr* ? I “ a vi si to rher WB|UryMBy for BBhort time ing. I help everybody. I unlock Speaking of fortitude, how about Mrs. Irene Fraser, rom - W I Mrs. Elisa Powell remains about the doors, apen hearts, dispel prejudice- the Eastern Oregon cow girl who en Worthy Matron ClsyUm Vinton spent last week in I BBme M ^as for the past month, but 11 create friendship and good will. I tered the horse show and held her Nana Barree, SecreUry. Forest Grove, Oregoi^guest of Harold b weaker day by day. inspire- respect and admiration. B|W I Mi,,«, Bacon, Osborne and Kutch Everybody loves me. I bore nobody. roan with the best of thm. Mrs. Harry Kunsman and d»°8ht«r-1 ¿„»vs to Portland over the week end I violate no Itw. I cost nothing. •' ! Meets every Monday Marjory, drove to The Dalles to »**°P | for B Bhort rjBjt with their friends and ¡Many have praised me, none have evening in the I.O.O.F Saturday. I condemned me. I am piesing to those hall. Transient and Tom Fraser is building a chicken I jbe o|j dance given by 0m Le- o* hiSh and loW 1 an visiting brothers are Ja8t Saturday night was well every moment of the day—I am cordially invited t<* house large enough to house a good I ^on meet with us. sized flock of birds. attended and another has been planned Caurtesy. A. Douma, N. G. Heine, the hone-buyer, is looking! for njght af March 26th. Joe Truitt, Secretary. over the work stock in this county I Strayed: One 2-year old red bull- EXACT SCIENCE Mrs. C. L. Poley and Mrs Glenn King Branded, whisky flask on he left hip. again this week. ■ entertained ________ __ a number . of friends with a 'Nowadays,” says Doe Yak, “most ....otify Earl Olds, Grass Valley» Clarence Bourhill was here Tuesday I bridge party Thursday afternoon at the hospitals have adopted the new from Rowena, where ho is looking after I Fellow’s hall, „ Moro, Oregon GOOD PAY—STEADY WORK - scheme of branding babies to keep Meets 2d and 4th Tue» h’s father’s holdings.- I > ----------- them from getting all mixed up. Several choice openings in Cities and days of each montl.. ih mer Beale, former manager of the I Same way with corks—branded on Visiting members wel light company here, was a visitor from I the bottom and everybody knows the come. Gokiendaie last week.; Leona Douma, N. G* pop.' Art Osborn was in Portland Friday I Jessie Henrichs, Secretary of last week attending a mooting of the I HOLD DA PHONE ' Th« Full Gospel Assembly Shell Oil Oo. employers. Chris Schults Pest No. 71 “Did you call Trixie up this The Methodist Ladies Aid Social has -Sunday school at 10 a. m. ^Jou aitò yowl at* vnviteb to morning? ” » Meets at Legion hall on b«en postponed to Wednesday, Marchi Preaching at 11 a. m. “Yes, but she wasn’t down.” Cottage meeting in pastor's home at 2nd and 4th Wednesday 23, at the home of Mrs. J. C. McKean. alUitb a “But why didn’t you call her V evenings of each month. - sr. and Mrg- Jnek Iva and "Tbarofor.. thus .aith th. Lord God, „ W. T. Johnston, Commander. John«» returns lot Saturday from tboir Wiour ,ac.ti.u at ,Pbo.nix. AH- bob^. Ifor a^at^ „t^’and eaU h.r Vernon Flatt, Adjutant zona stone, a tried a precious cor-1 ... Mr. and Mrs. Serai Searcy drove to I I a nor stone, a sure stone, foundation. ” Isaiah ein* 0Wn W . HARLAND VIEW GRANGE Ne. 882 The Dalles Saturday evening for modi-128: 16. - I ‘ Meets in their hall in Harmony Dis at out start "Unto you, therefore, which beileve. -------------- :-------- trict the second and fourth Friday cal consultation for Mrs. Searcy who Inspector King King and and Sammy Sammy Miller Miller r—- He to precious; but unto them which be Inspector nights’ of each month. Visiting is not well. eFttbavj afternoon, 2:00 to 5:00 . - r.2- 1 disobedient, the stone which the build- 1 in a charity bazaar at Klamath Grangers welcome. . C. P. Adams. Master. Martin Hansen and wife were disallowed the same is made head Fall8 one evening recently. Among - Mrs. Alice Belshe, Secretary. the first of the week from thd r 8aturbai^ äftexnooti, 3:00 to 7:00_ of coroor * 8tone of stumb|ing h variety of attractions was near Bisters, visiting friends and trans-1, B of offencet even them which a Get Your Kiss booth. anb iuittt«33 a of tfie fHevuest, ^fftza acting business. ' - I stumble at the Wotd. being disobedi- “How much are they?” inquired Grass Valley Lodge No. 131, A. MHiek. »d Lum Brock, plumb- .. , p.Ur 2:7-8. ’ . ' Sammy of the diczy blond presiding ^Hlobctiv eFtocfo for êaôtet 1.0.0. F. meets every 2d and era jof Waseo.are installing a sewer art-1 “Whosoever shall fall upon that stone I __ ________ —----- 1 ' ery connecting the Coleman house with I bejbroken, but on whomsoever 4 it 4th Thursday evenings of the month in the Odd Fellows hall. Sojourn ng sewer. I shall fall, it will grind him to powder. the main brothers are cordially invited. The Odd Fellows will have an inter-1 Luke 20: ,18. Vert McGowan. L. K. Smith N.G. Bocy. esting session Monday evening, Marchi "Jesus Christ, Himself, being the 21, when they will put on degree work I chief coroor stone.” Eph. 2: 20. - and initiate candidates. - I ' J. J. D. D. and and Mrs. Mrs. Miller, Miller, Writes more Fire ¡nt>uran<*e in The Dalles, Oregon Pastors. R. C. Byers who has been very ill in I Oregon, Waahingtort Idaho, The Dalles, is getting along fine and is Montana and British Columbia expected to completely recover within I than any othes one company be T ot your convenience I have ar Presbyterian Church. cause ranged for you to leave your I a reasonable length of time. , mu rt 1^.1 2^0 Sunday school. The Girls’ Cbor- POLICY HOLDERS SAVE 25 PERCENT Shoe Work at Walter A. May & Melvin Schadewita was in The Dalles I # opening exercises. Son. Pick up and delivery twide I Saturday night to bo with his mother, I 8» Preaching services with commun - See I Mrs. Henry Schadewitz who to in the I a week at no cost to you. ion. Rev. R. A. Hutchinson will Mid*Columbia hospital with pneumonia I reach * Moro Grain Grower» Assoc. I^Town.Talk vWAdi CH^ES J| Fashion Tea • Northwest Mutual Fire Association A. M. Williams&Co JOSEPH A. MEE The drill team-and several other! Watch next week’s paper for notice I members of the Moro Rebekah lodge I of Easter services. went to Grass Valley. Wednesday, to I take part in the district convention of I Christian Science that order. Subject: "Matter.” L. W. Kakes and wife attended the! Golden Text: 46:10. 1 Be dbUlct b»k.C b.n l.tiU, .nd know that Psalms I am God: will HWar Friday night and Saturday or un- breU)<rn , will DENTIST • UI th. Sharman county U.m. war. .1- b# HOME OFFICE. WASCO iminated. I Responsive Reading: Psalms 145:1, A shower was given Mrs. WendellU 14> 17( ,18 gQ gj Balsiger by Mrs. Collis Moore at the I church services every Sundsy morn- D. B. Stephens home one day last I gt B0C| Wednesday even In Moro the First Week week and the new bride received, many I Bt 8 o’c|<>ck. in Each Month beautiful and useful gifts. I An BrB cordiBny invited to attend Joe Truitt left Sunday for Walla I church services and make use of Walla, where be entered the Veteran’s I reading room which is open daily, hospital. He bad bis tonsils removed I where all authorized Christian Science and a growth taken from his nose. He I literature may be read, borrowed or purchased. will bo gone about ton daj s. Miss Lois Bryant and Miss Josephine Metbedist Church Johnson, two graduates of Moro High I School who arc attending Monmouth Methodist Episcopal Church, Moro. Attorneys At Law Normal school, returned home Wednes-I Special Easter Service at 11.15 day evening for their spring vacation. I Moro L. L. Peets and family returned from I Sundhy school at 10:00 a. m. Portland where they had been to see I jq Sherman Hawk. h Byron Peeta who was injured is an au-1 ______ tomoble accident las^ week. He is NoU> from church getting along fairly well and expects I Grass Valley, Oregon. to come heme as soon as he is able to I Morning Worship: travel Church school at 10.00 a. m. Assembly president of the Rebekah I Preaching at 11:00 a- m. Subject lodge, M« Meldrom of Milwaukee, “New Things ’* Revelation, chapters Neat and accurate work Oregon, and Grand-marshal Mrs. Chris I twenty one and twenty two. done. All work Guaran* tianson of Portland, made Moro Rebe Evening worship: B. Y. P. U- 6:80- teed. kah lodge an oftcisl visit, Monday Preaching, subject “Four Bugle night. Wasco Rebekahs being eo- I Calls.” . hoetesses turned out in a body. Prayermeeting and Bible Study Coilo The local Eastern Star lodge had a Thursday 7:30 p. m- The 27th chap gala time at their meeting last week. ter of Acte. After lodge business was over cards Which Are You? CALL 303 were played and male aaembers of the An Atteader or an Absentee? order put oo the food consisting of A Pillar or a Sleeper? cramod chicken, hot biscuits, mashed A Wing or a Weight? potatoes and other flxin's that go to A Promoter or a Provoker ? When Your Shoes need make a real supper. A Giver or a Getter. A. Rose, local agent of the Union A Doer or a Deadhead? Repair» send them to Pacific, announces that his company, in A Booster or a Knocker? conjunction with connecting lines, over A Supporter or a Sponge? Easter are again offering extremely A Soldier or a Slacker? low round trip fares, approximately GOOD SHOE REPAIRING 8. L. Boyce, Minister. one cent per mile, between all stations THE DALLES 204 Second St. in Oregon. Washington. California, Metbediat Chureb Utah, Idaho, Wyoming (west of and Methodist Episcopal Church, Grass Including Groen River); also to points in Montana and to some points in Brit Valley. ish Colombia. Special Easter Services at 10 a. m. Mr. Vern Flatt wont to The Dalles, Sunday school at 11 a. m. FUNERALHOME N. Sherman Hawk. Wednesday to visit his wife who to in ------ AND----- the hospital there recuperating from WASCO operation. Mrs. O. R. Hulse, Mrs. AMBULANCE SERVICE an Lenora Hu too and Mrs. Ida Hasties, ■ethodiat Episcopal Church Phone 346 The Dalles, Ore drove down with him and Mrs R. C. GRA88 VALLET PHARMACY Byers, who has been with her husband who has been so ill but to slowly recov- WASCO CHRISTIAN CHURCH ----- or —— Preaching every second and fourth *Ming, returned home with him Phone222 ' The Wasco Shoe Man Dr. J. A. Butler UPDEGRAFF & PEPPER PLUMBING St. Patrick’s Fill her up, please DANCE He ®lbr IKili The Dalle* SATURDAY NIGHT MARCH 19 Yn Oldn Mill Dance Band SPECIAL DECORATIONS Free Sandwiches and Coffee EXCURSION CUT And you know it’s worth the pria <7? WERN MARK’S ZELLS PERAAILE ROUND TRIP Between pointe In Oregon» Washi -ten, Idaho, Utah» Nevada California* Mon tana (weet of and Including Big Timber*'Harlowton, Lewistown* Havre* Judith Gen), Wyoming (west of end Including Green Rlver), end points In British CoFvm- bln. Minimum adult faro SO cento. Children half fare. GOIKQ When you take an hour’s automobile run, you know that the enjoyment you get is well worth the small amount you spend for gasoline. But have you ever stopped to con sider how much you get for your money when you buy electricity? The cost of 5 gallons Of gasoline will keep your electric appliances running for days—or even weeks. - ,... but where do you get more for your money than in buying Electric Service? 1H hour« RETURNING! APRIL 5 (Heme by u^o) Approdi ci* ROUND ÏRd4 F TO DESTINAT 1OO MILIS AWAY 300 MILES AWAY sao I AV/f i I 1600 AWAY I 2.14 4.82 10.80, P.1.001 Baggage Checker! Tickets good on all trains and Ask local agent for details UMICS For Electrical Equipment Consult The Dealers in Your Town GINN, COLEMAN & CO MORO GARAGE MORO HARDWARE & IMPLEMENT CO Pacific Power & Light Company ’’Always At Your Service”
