THE SHERMAN
COUNTY JOURNAL,
MORO,
OREGON,
JUNE 17, 1*32.
¿i-
Bend Sunday where she will spena
some time at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Gregg-
Charles Wilson who has bean in the
Mid-Columbia hospital with a broken
As yet there has been nq new de leg, was brought home Sunday and is
velopments in regard to the fire de reported to be getting very nicely.
partment. It has been suggested to i Mr. and Mrs. J. H Wilson who
the council members that while the have been visiting in Pullman and
main hydrants of the city are opened Spokane. Wash., for the past week
up for repairs would be a good time returned home Monday evening.
to install the regular hydrants, but
Mr and Mrs. Bonnie Rooper and
no council meeting has been hold be
children of Antelope were visiting at
cause of lack of a quorum.
the home of Mr. and Mrs- W. W.
An opportunity has been given the
Knighten
last Sunday.
city to purchase some used chemical
Mr. and Mrs Logan Gentry and
tanks from Silverton and a chassis
for a hose truck locally but no action Bessie Lou and Miss Eva Miller of
has been taken on either of these Moro were visitors at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Reckman Sunday.
proposals.
Notes About Misori¿
and Star Meeting
Mrs. Edith Lyons and small daugh
ters who have been visiting iq Bend
for the past two weeks, returned to
Kent Sunday morning. »
Miss Vivian Trounce went to Port ted at th« home of Mr. and Mrs- Jack
land Monday where she will spend Chapman over the week end.
the summer vacation visiting with I
M. G. Tud and son were visitors at
friends- She intends to return to
Kent, Shaniko and Antelope 'last
Wasco about the first of August
Friday.
Miss Evelyn Spencer entertained a
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Wall are
few friends at five hundred last Sat
urday evening at her home. High spending several days in Portland
scores were won by Gene Spencer and this week. Mrs. Wall will attend th«
Eastern Star convention.
Edward Grady.
R. 0. Scott and Gus Peterson were
Nyal Grady spent some time in
fishing on, Crooked River the first of
Moro on business Tuesday.
the weekr
& ,
The Mary EliXibeth daps of the
Omer Proudfoot of Chicago and
M E. church had their class party at
the home of Mrs. R- O. Scott Wednes R R Proudfoot and Lee Purcell of
Yakima wore guests at the H. D.
day afternoon.
Proudfoot ranch last week.
W.'E. Tate spent several days In
Portland last week receiving medical
Mrs. Lydia Darby has
attention. Mr. Tate has been in poor employment during the
health for some timq.
months with the Sherman
Ben Hailey of Camas, Wash., spent tive Grain Growers.;
several days in Wasco last week- Mr.
Mirs. Ed McKee and Margaret spent
Hailey ranched in this paction some several days in Moro last week
years ago and is well known by old
Mrs. Roy Atwood transacted busi
timers. J
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ness at The Dalles Friday.*
A good crowd attended the services
The Ladies Aid of the M E- church
at the M. E. church Si nday when the
will
give a silver tea at the home of
American Legion Auxi iary sponsored
the Camp Fire-girls program. Twen Mrs. Ed McKee June 24 Everyone
ty on« of the girls were presented invited to come.
man County, State of Oregon, that*
the
th« annual school meetin»
meeting of said
«aid
district will be held at school house,
to begin at the hour of 10:00 o'clock
a- m - on th« third Monday of June,
being the 20th day of June, A. D-
10<9
judgment and order of sale in favor
Elmer S- James and against Ever
ett P. Nunn, et «1., for $1500 00, with
interest thereon at the rate of Eight
per cent per annum from the 22nd
day of November, 1928, until paid
$150.00 attorney’s fees and $39-45
costs and disbursements, I will sell at
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the east door of the court house in
This meeting is called for th« pur- Moro Oregon, on thè 24th day of
pose of electing on« director and derk june, 1932, at the hour of 2:00 o'-
1 clock p. m of said day at public auc-
tion to th« ' 'host bidder for cash.
at SUCh meeting.
►ed real property
the followix
Dated this 27th day of May, 1982 situated in'
County, Stat« of
Attest:
Oregon, to-wit:
Beginning at a point Fourteen
Lydia E- Darby, District Clerk.
j -1 -
Hundred and Fourteen (1414)
feet North óf the Southwest
(S- W ) corner of Section Four
(4) Township One (1) North
Range Seventeen (17) East of
the Wills mette Meridian; thence
North Three Hundred six and
eight tenths (306.8) feet; thence
East Six Hundred seven (607)
feet; thence South Thirty Three
Degrees (83) East Three Hun
dred seventy (370) feet; thence
West Eight Hundred Sixteen
(816) feet to the place of be-
HUGH CHRISMAN,
Sheriff
F. R Fortner,
Chairman Board of Directors
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Notice is hereby given that the un
dersigned has been duly appointed by
th« County Court of th« stat« of
Oregon for Sherman county as ex
ecutor of the lost will and testament
of Eugene A. Hoskinson, deceased
and has qualified as such executor-
All persons having claims against
said estate are hereby required to pre
sent them duly verified, with the
R. H. McKEAN I
MRS. B. E. HAILEY, Asst. Mgr
Margaret Dunlap and Helen Wilson
left Sunday for Corvallis where they
After the regular bus.<iess meeting will spend two weeks attending sum
of Bethleham Chapter, ma^aday eve mer school.
ning, the losers of the attendance
Th« members of the Boys Camp
contest entertained the winner in s
Cookery Club, under the guidance of
very pleasant manner.
W W. Knighten, returned last Sat
First s circus parade, including a
urday after having spent a week of citizenship honors by Mrs. Ormand
ballyhoo man, the bearded lady, Fati
camping at Camp Sherman. Also the Hilderbrand, president of th« Aux
with relatives.»
t
ma the snake charmer, an educated
members of the Wawbansee Gamp iliary.
# P«fip«r in Moro. Oregon
horse, a clown and last but not least Fire girls returned the same dav.
Walter Layman of the Farmer's
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Blakely and
Dgted and Ant published thia 27th
a charming bare back rider, remind Mrs. A. A. Dunlap and Mr*. Wayiin
children of Oregon City are visiting National Warehouse Corporation was
ing us of the gala circus day at Was McCulloch acted as chaperones lor at the home of Mrs. Blakely’s sister in Wasco on business the first of th« day of May, IMS.
Guy U. Hoakinaon.
co, a few years ago when Al. G. the girls-
Mrs. Ormand Hilderbrand.
Executor of the laat will and testa
Barnes Circus visited Sherman coun
Mr. and Mrs. J. H Laidlaw and son
Ted and Harold Casper of Battle
Mr. and Mrs- J. P Yates and Mrs ment of Eugene A. Hoskinson, de
’
Following this a very touching Ground, Washington arrived in Kent Billy of Salem are visiting Mrs. Eliza Dingle were dinner guests of ceased..
drama entitled “The Gathering of the I last Wednesdsy where they will re- I Laidlaw’s parents Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mrs. Kat« Johnson Sunday.
Updegraff A Popper,
Morrow.
Nuts'* was given. Having run short of | main until after harvest-
L. J. Lucas and Walter Laymen left
Attorney for Executor-
Mrs- W. E- Tate, Mrs Hailey and Monday morning for several days
talent on their side, the losers were I J. C. Wilson and Woodrow Cox
Mrs.
Ford
were
dinner
guests
of
Mrs.
forced to select a few notables from I motored to Portland Sunday night,
fishing at Elk Lake.
Last publication on June 17th 1932
Elisabeth Fuller Thursday evening.
the winning side. These characters I taking a load of hogs.
were evidently chosen with a great I
NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE
Betty Brown was the guest oi
Notice of Annual School Meeting
deal of forethought and portrayed I Mr- and Mrs- W. G. Helyer and Emma- Ellen Fortner of Grass Valley
In virtue of an execution issued out
daughter Rua and son Jesse left Sat
Notice is hereby given to the legal
their roles with much gusto-
of the Circuit Court of the State of
urday for the Wilamette valley where last week-
voters of School District No, 7, Sher- Oregon, for Sherman County, upon a
The drama centers around the hero, | they will visit with relatives for a
Victor Anderson received word of
Mr. Derby as the radiant bridegroom | few days.
his sisters death in Los Angeles this
and Mrs- Ora Peetz the pale, gum |
m
week.
chewing bride- She was adorned with I Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hansen of
Mr. and Mrs- Robert Manning and
a Venetian Point Lace veil worn by | Moro were visiting Sunday at the
son James left Wednesday for Mc
home
df
Mrs.
Hansen'S
parents,
Mr.
her great grand mother on her wedd-1
Minnville where they will spend the
and Mrs. J. R Dellinger. OU-
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ing day.
summer.' Mr. Manning will return to
At the close of the drama, delicious |
Wayne Adams and Rose Kaser of his position in the high school in the
WAbCO, OREGON
refreshments were served and the I Antelope were visiting in Kent Tues
losers unanimously declared regal | day afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hennagin were
entertainers.
Volna Guyton is working -at Hay in The Dalles last Thursday evening
Delegates to Grand Chapter, 0. E. S I
SPECIALS FOR JUNE 17, 18, 20
Creek during haying season-
where Mrs. Hennagin appeared on the
left this week. They are W. A- Rug-1
program at the tuberculosis hospital.
v e R eserve T he R ight to L imit Q uantities
gles and wife, Mrs. Tom Fraser, Mrs. I There were 88 present at Sunday
Guests at the home of Mrs- Jessie
Ella Thompson and Mrs- Anna Moore. I school list Sunday with an offering
of $2-19. Edith Sias gave an inter- Amos last Wednesday included Mrs-
June 23rd will l>e the last meeting I taining talk on the conference which K O. McCoy, Mrs. Ella iRice, Mrs
night of the season, as our summer] is to be held in Turner, Oregon, July Mrs. Christine Rice and Mrs- Geo.
White King Granulated Soap, large size
Crosfield of The Dalles and Mrs. Jack
vacation begins then. Reports from | 4 to 10.
the delegates will be heard and a ]
1 Bar Mission Bell Soap Free
Roy Martin of The Dalles was a Fordyce of Portland.
social evening will be held afterward. I visitor in Kent Monday
B. W- Grady was a business visiter
3 for 25c
Palmolive Soap .-.
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in The Dalles Thursday.
Mr- and Mrs. L. V Walton left Sun
Flakewhite Shortening, 2-lbs.................
Mr. and Mrs. R. W- Brockman and
day
to
attend
Grand
Chapter
which
FIELD DAY
Mr. and Mrs- Clarence Brock of Hood
Memorie Tea, 1-2 lb pkgs, black or green...................
is being held in Portland this week.
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River visited the Sam Brock home
Schlitz Malt, 2 1-2-lb, Hop Flavored, (buy before tax be
Mrs. Dick Reckman. Jr., Mrs. Edith last Sunday.
crop and produce forage for stock in
comes effective).......... * .... .............................
daughter and son were visi-
Lyons,
stead of being plowed and seeded to
The
Misses
Rita
Burres,
Jeanette
Nurnberg Malt, 2 I-2dbs, Hop Flavored............
grain- The loca’ station has been de tors in
Medler and Margaret McKee motored
veloping plants of this variety and noon
to La Grande Saturday. Miss Burres
3 for
Red & White Gelatine Dessert, assorted flavors,
will H-ve seve.«J of them to show
Mrs.
and Miss Melder enrolled in the sum
Blue & W hite Potk and Reans, Medium ...
those interested. Anrorg the most and grandson left the first of the mer session at the Normal school, and
popular of them is Creeled 1 Wheat week for a few days visit at Dufur.
3 for
MiM McKee will visit with friends
Red & hite Golden SWeet Com............. »..
grass. Sweet clover plmting« are al- I
for
several
days-
Mayonnaise, pinta ....................................
so dcing wm’. in some p aces at the |
Sidney
George
of
the
State
Indus
station-
Grape Fruit, 2s...................................... 2 for
trial Accident Commission was in
The usual experiments in crop ro-|
Wasco Friday. Mr. George is a for
Grape Fruit. 2s, broken sections... 2 for
tation anl tillage are still in progress ]
Blue
mer state commander of the Ameri-
at the station and farmers who have |
Fancy Sliced Pineapple, 2 l-2s.......... 2 for
Red
I can Legion
been watching the results of these ]
Pineapple,
buffet size, sliced .............. 3 for
tests will be interest in observing the ]
Blue
Mr. and Mrs. B- H- Grady visited
late developments during the years of I Mr- and Mrs. F- R. Fortner enter in Goldendale Sundsy with relatives.
Rice Flakes
.........................................
Red
tained at dinner Sunday in honor of
comparatively poor crops-
Guests at th« home of Mrs. Lydia
(W) D uble Quick Tapioca, lOot pkg.
This field day is a public affair te | Mrs. Fortners sister Mrs. J C. Craw
which every one is invited and actual I ford of Northdalle« the occasion be I Darby over the week end were Miss
Red& White Coffee, 1-lb pkg..............
farmers are «specially urged to come ] ing her birthday. Other guests were Lillian Von Pinnon and Irwin Von
I
Pinnon
who
were
enroute
to
their
next Thursday afternoon and go over I J. C. Crawford and M. M- Crawford of
Blue & White “
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M ..............
the station with the party and seel Northdalles, Mr. and Mrs F. J Lucas home in Boise after having completed
Big Bargain Blend Coffee, 1-lb............
of Lexington. Mr. and Mrs. L. J- I their years work at Linfield college.
what is being done there.
Lucas and daughter and Mrs. Eva
Arthur Chapman of Goldendale visi-
Doane of Waseo, Mrs James Dunn of
Fossil and Jay Doane of Portland
GRAIN» FEED, FLOUR, FARM IMPLE
MENTS, IN URANCE.
Sperry
Crown Mills
FLOUR
MITCHELL, LEWIS A ST AVER CO
Farm Implements
Oregon
Wasco
B ank of C ommerce í
WASCO, OREGON
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- CONSERVATIVE
COURTEOUS
Capital.and Surplus
$66,000.00
DEPENDABLE BANKING SERVICE
Work
Motoi
SHOP
Sherman Garage & Machine Co
Mrs Louis
Walsh left Saturday
In st if nt L
Red & White Prices Are Lower
Coleman Iron
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FULL LINE OF CHICK FOODS
Darrel Altermatt. Eugene Werner
and John Reeder of Shaniko were I
visitors in Kent Sunday.
Edith Sias who has been visiting]
friends and relatives in Kent for the!
last week returned to her homo in I
Antelope Monday morning
man, Washington, was held last I
Thursday morning at the Kent ceme-1
tery-
’
Arnold Dellinger was a visitor in
Shaniko Sunday.
Eilene Gregg of Grass Valloy is
visiting at the home of Mr- and Mrs.
Carl Gregg this week, and Edith
Gregg of Bend is visiting at the Roy
Barnett home.
* Marjorie Mclnne« visited last week
with friends in Grass Valley.
Mr- and Mrs. Earl Gregg of Bend
visited With relatives in Kent Bunday.
Kenneth Gtegg and Naomi Stokoe
who have been visiting here for the
past week returned home with thm
Mr. and Mrs. Estol Hartley and
children of Grass Valley were visitors
in Kent Sunday afternoon *
Miss Edna Lyons went te Bend
Chick Mash, Chick Scratch, Milk Chick
Starter, Developing Mash.
NEW LOW
PRICE *5»»
Bert Watkins.
Miss Georgia Beh . J McPherson, a
nuree in Th« Dalles ho«]
homo Sunday where si
her vacation.
Miss Vivian Trounce Presented
nine of her Wasco pupils in! a muii-
cal recital last Wednesday evening in
the Methodist church. Th« following
students
Thia latest improved Coleman
Iron will save you many times
its cost in work saved, in clothes
saved and in money saved I It
win help you do your ironing
better, quicker, easier.
H». AA h Instant UghHn<.
Ne preheating necseeary. Hao Rote-
Type OonMetor with dining noodle
which CM bo operated white berning.
Tapered eoie-pteso makM it eney to lion
enrand botsone, under pteeta and along
■mew Uoo It anywhere... ne corde
or tabes, MsAoe end frnrna its
r™
ASK YOUR DEALER
No matter
what distance between
Io REACH for the telephone and
hold direct conversation with per-
sons in other cities—nothing, ex
cept a visit in person, so vividly
bring* personalities together.
The inter-city telephone is the
greatest time and travel-saver
known to business.
MILL RUN per sack............. . ............................
t SHORTS per.sack................. ........................ ..
ROLLED WHEAT per sack........ *........... ............
1.C0
LAYMORE MASH per sack.................................
2.C0
CRACKED CORN per sack....................... :...........
1.20
OYSTER SHELL per sack.............................
1.25
C alf meal ......................... ...............
1.35
ALFALFA MEAL......................... ................... .
BRAN................................. ........................................
2.30
ECG PRODUCER.....................................................
1.S0
SCRATCH FEED^............ ,......... . .......................
SALT
GROUND, 50 lb. Sack... ................. ............... COc
BLOCK, PLAIN. 50 lb............................. :........... 65c
ELOCK, SULPHURIZED, 50 lb......... ;.............
SULPHURIZED BLOCK 5 lb 15 cents, 2 for
Prices Subject to Change
Sherman Cooperative Grain Gi ewers
WASCO. OREGON