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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (May 28, 1937)
d THE àHERMÀk CöUktt XMJftNAL. MÖlü. ÖfikdON McKeans Having •R. H. Coppock, former manager of the Moro State Bank and liqui t r ’V. - dator of the same institution, was iere Tuesday from Hood Riyer, on business for the state banking de partment. ... . ¿A'. . L. R. French and son made ' a trip to Gilliam and Morrow coun ties Sunday to look over the wheat m secti°n. They .report con- ditions very good over there. - Mrs. L. L. Bell was taken to The E. R. Routsen is the new mana Dalles last Wednesday for an oper ger of the SCS work at the cBnvp , ation at the Mid-Columbia hospital. having come from Genesse, Idaho C. P. Rowe and the Sophomore where he was foreman. Leases ( class held their annual breakfast and water contracts for the CO2 last Friday in the city park. camp have been extended for an Fred Krusow and Tommy Bar other year this week. - nett were in Moro attending court M. R. Schadewitz and family this week. and Mis. Ramsey were at Wamic Roy Tiller of Moro was a visitor Sunday to establish Mrs. Ramsey here Thursday. and young Schadewitz in the sum- Attend the American" Legion Pop “tier place for tho warm season. py Dance at Kent, May 29. R. G. Cunliff and wife'left Wed Mr. and Mrs. Wilt had as dinner nesday for Portland expecting to re guests last Wednesday evening D:. turn the last of the week. Chick, IMrs. Anna Mayers and chil Mrs. Wily W. Knighten left foi dren and Mias Blanche Bristow of Portland early this week to be able Hood River. Going to Moro to to attend a reunion of the former attend the commencement exercises students of James Johns and Roose that evening. velt high schools in Portland. Her Mrs. Henry Rotu and »Ons. Bill brother, John McGregor, came out and Henry and Mrs. Buck',Miller from New York to be toastmaster were visitors in The Dalles Mon for the occasion. day. Mr. and Mrs. George Wilcox of Clyde Simpson, band instiuctor (for Moro and other nearby, high The Dalles were visitors - here schools, has leased the Joe Truitt Sat urday. Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Sommers Were barbar shop and will start work there the first week in June. He in The Dalles for several days r e -! expects to move his family to Moro turning last Thursday bringing and from here go to Stevenson and their daughter, Mrs. C. I. Lafoon home from the hospital. Goldendale to give band lessons. Florin Coon came over from Zig It is reported here that Harvey Zag Friday to take a load of house Thompson is very seriously ill with hold goods back Saturday... preumonia*in a Portland hospital 0. H. Bucholtz and daughter, and there is doubt, that he will re Mrs. Gertrude Harper and son off cover. Deputy Sheriff Tom Garrett at Portland arrived Sunday to visit Grass V’alley picked up a youth Mrs. Bucholtz and Miss Anna who claimed to be 17 years old Schwartz, returning to Portland Monday and brought him to the Monday. lo'sl sheriff’s office where Sheriff - Mr. and Mrs. Bob Johnson and Wilson held him until Tuesday children attended the Masonic pic evening when his mother came nic at Dufur Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bibby made a from LMGrande to take him back home. The boy was Leslie Hamlin. business trip to Portland Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Erasmus Baker are Mrs. Roes Hart, nee Lavon the parents of a son born on? day Sayrs, is visiting with her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Omer Sayrs, last week in Montana. Mr. and Mrs. A r t Bibby and for a few days. 'h ’ldren soent Sunday .with his The building occupied by the mother, Mrs. Bibby. telephone office, W. A. .May & Son Arch Fortner returned Irem The store and Bucholtz confectionery Dalles (Monday evening after sev- has received a new eoat of paint giving it a much improved ap pearance. Fred Pickett was over from Fos sil last Monday to see if all the development in this town was and daughter Dort« a t Madras was ' M n. Alfred Lyons wàs in Th« visiting at the W. G. Helyer home Dalle« a few day« l*»t week where she received medical KENT ITEMS Mrs. L. L. Bell Serious Time PACli ïÊttlÜl MÜD a V, MAV i», IMt In Hospital At Topeaka With Ourselves For Operation J. C. McKean and wife are ihav- f c 6 Kai-d time of it in the east. While in Washington Carl had to bava a minor operation on his foot that ha« k«pt him on crutches ever etnee end when they reached To peka, Mrs. McKean was taken to a hospital with pneumonia and is «Mil in serious danger. It is not known when they will be able to return. Thlrtey Chapman left Monday /or Corvallis where he will live with an aunt. Virginia Murray left Saturday for Hood Rivr where she will be with her parents who moved there recently. Mr. and Mrs. »Paul Goddard left Tuesday for Reedsport where Paul will Work in the mill and play ball during the summer. They will re turn in the fall for the beginning of school. Marion McKee and. family left Sunday for Portland where iMarion is giving some of the examinations for young druggists. .Ylowers for Sale, E. Amidon, V . PRODUCT o r C olumbia empire s. C. P. Adams. new members of Hariana view an.« ; Henry Roth jr., started a paint Kent granges. The tableaus w ere,; > at Stiles Tuesday. * : directed by Mrs. L. E. Clark and 1 Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Wilcox was very vivid making the degree . Portland were here last Friday work more impressive. Harland = • ,iting relatives. View was well represented, and the Mr. and Mrs. Henry’ Roth had Lecturers hour consisted of tHrww j ; dinner guests Wednesday eve- musical numbers and three n a< ig Mr. and Mrs. Roy Lillird of ings. Supper was served by the Her. They canut to attend the Home Economics club. mmencement exercises. Mrs. Emma Schadewitz of Moro Art Schilling is driving a new spent last Monday and Tuesday >dge Sedan and Toth Alley has nights at the J. C. Wilson horns., new Plymouth. ! The Kent grade pupils, teachers Mr. and Mrs,' Edgar Alley and and a few parents enjoyed a pic- ildren left Thursday for the nic at DeMoss Springs last Friday, rkima valley to visit relatives while the high school students went 1 friends, returning Sunday. to Tygh Valley for their Plcn,c- Vacation daily bible school will Mrs. G. L. Barnet and d*ugMer. gin Monday morning. Miss Dry* Rosellen, Myrtle Helyer and Jack , n off Portland will assist with and Vftmon Murphy motored to e school. Camas, Wash., Sunday and spent ______, * . - • the day. Try Journal advertising, it pays ¡.Mr. and Mrs. Richard. Holdaway, I Then we bay Columbia Pasbri P rodu ctsw elrn de w ith o// r neighbors find our money rem ains clone to home. \ 1 J > n re ha p p y to fea tu re x O regon m a d e p r o d u c ts wnen th e y m eet o u r d e m a n d fo r q u a lity a n d price. Zeigler’s Quality Store TRAVEL EAST e 3 3 1 1 S m < te S e t» H a r n e s s , lin e s , e t c B arrel» o f S h e ll P e n n Oil B a rrel» o f A u t o K in g H ay C hop p er U s e d H a rris C o m b in e — 1 4 ft. 4 M ilk C o w » 7 Y o u n g S te e r » a n d H e ife r » - 1 1 5 H ea d o f E w e» a n d L am b» Hardware T........................................ . Implements famo M5 TRAINS pacific «!*!!:. N«" 1 h“ ,g° * . — Tort*» ’ • Priced M e a l i e r “ •* S .4 3 Repairs fo r m a tio n ............„»tun.... ................imnrnitn •f ? s TO THANK THE PEOPLE OF SHERMAN COUNTY howler ( in Classified Ada. Flowers for Sal«. E, M«ro. Amidon KALSOMWING, painting, and interior dscoMtlng dons; ***** cUss w»ck. ' C. F. Langley, Sherman Hotel, Wasco. ‘ Or«. Telephone Sherman* Hstel. 30 pd FVR SALE: Oood Home Comfort used ttaftrer Bfcctri« Maytag wwh- er. See W * M c D o n a l d at Hotel. Mdro, Oregon. 80-31 ì Straysd: 3-yr old Durham bull, dehorned, whits in flank, Branded O on- right hip. Robert Mitchsll, Kent. PIANO FOR SALE, for balance due Bungalow aiae, standard make, guaranteed. You take over balance for cash or small monthly i payments. Address, Auditor o Accounts, Cline -Plano Co., 1011 SW Washington, Portland, Oregon FOR SALE: 2 young milch cows. Now milking, will have second calves September 1. One Jersey, one Guernsey. 14-head calves, i to 5 months old mixed breed. J. b. Eslinzer, Grass ' Valley. Phone The Pomona Grange w ill meet oaiuraay, at Harlnnd View. This will be the lastopportunityfor be so rear agair»- All fourth degree Grangers eligible to attend the Pomona meeting* W e have installed a new Parr electric hoist to make greasing an easi Standard oils and greases are used throughout and experienced labor in sures a Satisfactory job. SA V E W E A l t SA V E G A S I i -A - It is our purpose to make the SHERMAN Gt in every way a part of this community plete, helpful and dependable banking service invite you to transact your DanK make available to you through this brar o f The First National Bank'Qf Portland er and more thorough job. FOR SÄLE Ch*ap: 10-a !. Moro, ’Oregon,, House, barn and other buddings. Enquire St Journal office. ’ « 1 of our Shèrman County Branch We / C i* .-pillar Combine, 18 f for Aale very cheap. Machi fa ir condition and drape good. Machine may he f mv Blalock Ranch. »» Wi-U $395.00. Phone 702. E. I den, Arlington, Or. f o r the friendly coopération given us at the opening Sherman County members to take the 6th degree in the county before the state convention in The Dalles. At that time many will want to take the 8th degree at it will be many years before a state convention will r RMAN COUNTY BRANCH FIRST NATIONAL BANK N ational Bank West' of the Rockies
