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- THE SJLERtyAN COUNTY JOURNAL. MORO, OREGON
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Mr. and. Mrs.. W. E. Buell werr
-, * -»• ». Ufc/.- A here laet week enkl to visit witht
f- Y ''?*. their son in law and daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. F uji TAUfcysr»); t ?’i / -, ' <.
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FRIDAY, JULY 20, Wap
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Round-Up Queen Invites W orld
Cornin? To-
Moro Monday
Serious A c c u li ts
Kill M r nv In C e .
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licenses to drive cars are ?rçked to
In spite of the fact th at notable
g ff in ♦ouch w h ‘he F ^ m in e r decreases in highway fatalities »
of O perators and Chauffeurs,r, on have been recorded in Oregon this
Monday,,. August,.
a t ..the $ourt year, • the sum m er -.months ,• have
house in Moro, between the hours brought added evidence th at care-
of .1 p. m. to 5 p. ...................... lessness at the wheel of an auto-
Rev. and Mrs. Hugh Brojrson of mobile may result in death» Secre-
Tulelake, California were visitors tary of State E arl Snell reports •
a t the home , of Mr. £ and Mrs.
Four persons were killed on thè
Lawrence M itchelmore on Monday j Colunrlbia River highway east of
•ftem oon. Mr. Bronson and M r.. The Dalles because one driver.
Mitchelmore were schoolmates. ! traveling at an extrem ely high
Mr. and Mrs. Loy Cochran and i;.*e 9f snecj t couldn’t wait before
Mr. Cochran’s m other Mrs. South- | pasFing another car as a third
wick, was here Sunday having . vehicle approached, and as a re­
driven ijp from Portland for t h e - KUjt his vehicle was sandwiched
day. The Cochrans brought their between the other car and the on- I
son Gordon un t<? remain with his coming truck.
grBppfather, F. L. Kce for a few
• In Union county a car sped do wo j
weeks, .
a
steep, Winding hill, crashed
, ’.John Bev'cv was he t» last F ri­
th ouch a guard rail and tumbled !
day wVh W. H. Ragsdale. He was
several hundred feet to the hot- 1
on a trip home to Hill-boro from
tom of a canyon, apparently be­
YelloWs‘one park and stopped to
en use the driver dozed a t the
renew old acquaintances and visit
w'heel? .T his mishap occurred in
relatives.
broad daylight under good driving
Clarance Morrison wishes to
>
express h is'th a n k s for the aid conditions.
A
driver
of
a
truck
ope
ating
given by the crowd of people who
hastened out to his place F:iday out of Salem was killed one eve­
to help put out the fire in his ning when he failed to note a string
of flat cars standing on a railroad
wheat field.
Charles M ontgomery received track a t a grade crossing. His
word this week from : Middleton. hurtling machine knocked one of
Illinois/ th a t his' brother, Jam es the flat cars entirely off the t ack
R. ‘ M ontgom ery' hkd passed away and moved several others,
“ In many cases ju st like these,
there. There are now butt four of
the
Montgomery -brothers re­ the driver m ight be guilty of
slight carelessness and escape
maining. ..
Mr. and Mrs. ,E. R. Dunlon of without injury,’ Snell commented
1/ n'ict' n. O rc . J u h 22 — From the saddle of a rearing bronc, Jean M cC arty, queen of the
Bend and th eir daughter, Geor- ‘Yet these practices, if indulged
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n '■ • ;n\tics th world to the tw enty-ninth annual perform ance, at Pendleton, O regon,
genaj were here Saturday night in regularly, are bound to result
S rp ’
and Sunday to visit her Barents, in accidents soone’ or later. P a r­
Mr. and M s. George A. Williams ticularly a t this time of year, when
r and M rs Eddie M cCartv. C hugw ater, W yom ing. Jean, now 20, has since
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Mi s. Sadie Rasmussen of Pen­ good conditions tem pt drivers to
c h P . ’h
’ to the saddle on her fath er's ranch. M r. M cCarty is a member of the firm
dleton is here for ? ' two weeks travel fast, m otorists should be
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:••»!<•<> contractors, and he with his partner. Verne Elliott, brings stock to the
v i« t with h er m other,' Mrs. Lucy careful about passing, other1 ears,
.1-, Mr.. McC arty first coining here for the 1913 show.
crosing railroad tra c l^ ahd roUrid
Ruggles and other re la tiv e s /
w eb Irizel eves, is of -light build: five feet four in height, she weighs 11C
A son was born - Monday, July ¡ng curves on un fam ilia t toads.
•w u // ih f U niversity of W yoming for two years and is a memlicr of Pi Beta
25. to Mr. and MrJ. hollih Bull a t
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jl! h . »meets of the Cheyenne F ro n tier Days show this
■ : e r Helen M cC artv
Spokane. He is a grand son of
Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Bull?
Judge Carl Hendricks was here
Mrs. T. M. Rolfe - entertained
W ednesday morning to settle some
minor court m atters. He was r -
'som
e friends at her home Monday
Muro Christian Science Society:
companied l\y Dick Crane, c^uri. ‘Love’’ is the subject of the Les­
1 in honor of Mrs. G. D. Hollis, who
reporter.
has been visiting her brother and
son-Sermon in all Churches of
Pat icia McLeod underwent an Christ, Steienjtist,
family,
Mr. und Mrs. Roy Wells.
on Sunday,
There is more bulking of grain
operation in The Dalles for appen­ July 31. Golden Text, “The Lord
Mrs. W. B. Mathews and children
this year into the elevators of the
dicitis last week and is reported
of Stevenson, W ashington arrived
good to all: and his tender m er­ county than for several years and
to be getting along very well.
last Wednesday to visit her par-
cies are over all his works.’* (Ps. unless provision is made for con­
Sixteen chfMren gathered at the
ents, Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Rolfe.
T he church service on
■’ir/WtlA.idrt' of Rffflrfie May Wednes­ Sunday {homing begins a t eleven signing wheat o r' selling it the
Mrs'. DeAn Reynolds, Mrs. Dell
Mr. and Mrs. Don Smith, Bruce
day afternoon to hein h:m cele­ o’tlp c k .a n d the Wednesday eve­ bulk storage places will not be Eakin and Mrs. Harold Eakin Alley and Buck Miller were in The
to
brate his sixth bihthday. ' Cake, ning service begins a t eight. The able
,
L hold o the grain designed
,
were hostesses at a miscellaneous Danes Monday. Mr. Miller went
Because of the delay showcf Tuesday afternoon at the d„wn for mcdic. , a tte n tio n .'
ice c re a m and punch were served leading room in the rear of the for them
necessary for the government loan Masonic hall, for Mrs. Vernon
to the guests?
church building, has an attendant
Ed A
and son B ^ ce accom-
Mrs. Ja n e t DeGraff left Sunday a fte r epch service. The public is and the low price no quick move- Eakin> who logt their household
expected ffncds by flre a few weeks ag0 panred by Miss Janet W.lcox
went
for her home in Portland af£er cordially invited to the church ment of this crop is
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Olds took to Portland Saturday, Miss Janet
spending Several davs here with services and to make use of the and warehouses and elevators will
probably have t o f care for the her m other, Mrs. Jacob Wassen- i staying to visit relatives.
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. E.
reading room.
crop for some months to come un- lnji]er f0 Portland Friday where 1 O. N. McNiab, form er depot agent
Stephens.
less a change comes soon.
she will enter a hospital for an here and now in Portland, ac-
M’s. MacKnight and her sister,
Mcro Community Presbyterian
operation
1 companied by his brother from Ok-
Ms. Twesie, left for their home
church: 10 a. m., Bible school. Last
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Schilling lflhoma, were visitors here Tues-
in Georgia a fter rem aining hnro
Sunday we were very near the 60 No* We Burn ft Automatically
'fe f - several «veot-x w ipin'* with
and son Robert returned from
mark in attendance. Norma Mel-
F irst Oldtimer—Talk about mod
L ieutenant MacKnight, who is ’ in
M . end Mrs. Henry Tetz and
zc" will direct the opening exer­ e:n hardships! Why I can remem­ Aberdeen, W ashington Thursday,
charge of ‘he COG cat? n. -
a
fte
r
several
days
vi.sit
with
her
children
accompanied Mis. Hu-
cises, and all young people are in- ber when we toasted our bread on
Sheriff Wilson and family arc
sister
and
fam
ily,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
b°rt
Hutcbcroft
and children to
viter to bring th eir musical in stru ­ a fork over the fire!
away this week on a vacation trip.
Fred Cronk.
‘ their home in Milwaukie, where
ments th a t an orchestra may lead
Darwin Van Gilder is exne.’ted
Second Oldtimer—Yeah, And ~ H :« . C. R. Baker, Mr. and Mrs.
wiU visit for 0 '?eck-
the singing. 11 a. m., Morning
h'jnp Sunday after t r o m on'hs in
even
had/
to
cut
the
slices
our'
Roy
Wells
and
this
mothbr
and
Mr.
and Mrs. J. H. Wilt had as
worship, the pastor is speaking
in Portland in a hospital and san-
sister. Mrs. G. D. Hollis and guests Sunday evening Mr. and
on the question “ Why a C h u rch ?” selves. '
itarfi'm .' A fter a m ajor operation
daughter, were in The Dalfes Tues- Mrs. 'Ray Blake and Mr. and Mrs.
7 30 p. m., Ardis T ruitt will lead
it is expected th at he will be
day
where Mrs. Hollis and daugh- T uman Strong »>t Moro.
the high school C. E. meeting. All Ilcy. That Man’s In Again!
about again.
L et’s get a hamm er and nail ter lcft for Seattle, W ashington
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Oestrich had
of this group, are urged *,to poin
The Erskine elevator is full of
to
visit
beefore
returning
to
their
as
their guest this week his moth
in
the
discussion,
song,
and
fel­
and go driving.*’
w heat and incoming wheat is be­
heme in Minnesota.
I cr from Ritzville, Washington.
lowship
provided
on
Sunday
night.
‘‘Why not call a ta x i? ” _
ing sacked until such tim e as
Mrs. J. f t. Wilt was a visitor in
Mrs. John Perry and son Glen
though is sold tt> m ake room.'
Moro TuU&tev.
J of Hillsboro came up Saturday to
Wasco
Methodist
Church:
Sun­
Mrs. Darwin Y*n Gilder and
M a tin A S e n
Charles Davis of Bingen, Wash- visit her* daughter and family,
Miss Paub’ne Davis were in Bend day school at 10 a. an. Classes
ington
spent the week end visit- Mr. and ,M s. John Rolfe, also her
‘ I.ieensed Dairy
last Sunday visiting Mrs. -Clarice for all ages. Morning W orship
¡ng
his
mother, Mrs. W. J. Davis. • brother and family, Mr. and Mrs.
at
11.
Everyone
Welcome!
There
— Milk & Sweet Cream
Nelson and doing.va hit „of fihing-,
Hr
is
just cut of the Veterans D'ck Huhman. They returned home
will
b
e
preaching
fceWice
at
Grass
.
Delivered Daily
W infred Baker r who has bein
After an accident in Tuesday.
Valley
at
2:80
p.
rrx
<
Phone
192
Hospital
Moro,
Oregon
here four yearn with h i s ' u h e lt^
! Ji¡ne.
F.
L.
Cannell,
pastor.
j Mrs. Ted von Borstel and daugh
Louis and Horace M cKee,. J e f/.
Mr. and M< a. Tom Coyle had as te r, Mrs> Grace Huffman and grand
Sunday for Wichita, Kansas where
guests last week Mr. and Mnr. ,,au^hter and Miss Cassie Holmes
a
he will make his home with his
LeRoy’s Barber &
Jam es Gilkison and Mr. and M rs.: werc visitors in The Dalles Mon-
brother and take his rem aining
Fred Smith and son of No th Fow-1 dav.
*
I b ni r in
year of high school..
der.
Mr.
and
M
s.
Arch
Cantrall
had
Beauty
Shop
The city well was down T hurs­
C cik iis W cfd»r$, T re ib rs
Vr. and Mrs. Jack Odell w e r e / , ov,ernight guests Saturday her
day morning apd .w a s repaired
visitors in The Dalles Wednesday,, unck, and aunt> Mr. and Mrs. Webb
O il P e rm a n e n t W a v e s $ 3 up
U;có \Ytec!ers
by H arry Kunsman and a crew.
when Mr. Odell had some teeth ex-1 McFadden and children of Sham-
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rock, Oklahoma, and her mother,
W e s o e c ia liz e in
i “Gnio M $cr” Shoe for C o i,!> in * j tracted.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Krusow of Mr». F. A. Everett, and her
were he e Friday to ... visit | b).atbe„ Kenneth Everett of On-
H a ir c u ttin g & P o b b i r g
FYR FYTER EQUIPMENT Moro
V |\ gnd Mrs. Fred Krusow', and
p or(
A c r o s s s tr e e t from F le tt’s g a ra g e M o r \ ' re s m
Holmes, daughter of Mr.
Phone 454 ElYnche G arrett returned home i ' Dorothy
with them to assist Mrs. Krusow | aud Mrs. Bill Holmes, was taken
cu ing harvest.
i to tbe ^t. Vincent hospital in Port-
Mr. and Mrs. Hans Kock of jan(j on Monday, for medical at-
! Sandy, arrived Wednesday to visit t^ntjon.
RESTORES EFFICIENCY
j their son and family, Mr. and! Miss Anna Schwa' tz left for
Mrs. Alfred Kock, returning to p ortland Friday to visit her sis-
To Your M otor
’|-their home Thursday.
More Bulking
Shower Given
Fills Elevators
For Family
t“v end huf'jand, Mr. and Mrs. O ..
H. Bucholjz.
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Among those who were in The
Dalles Saturday evening to attend
the dance on the Swan were Mr.
M M ?, A A. Dunlap, Mr. and
Mrs. C. A .O estrich , Mr. and Mrs.
\
4 i n i l » , , tai*. Hubt- t Hutch-
croft and Mr. and Mrs. W. C.
Schilling.
! Mrs. Jack Odell and
daughters le f t’ Friday for Walla
W aih. W ashington to visit his
nurent’, Mr. and M- s. John Odell,
On Sunday they will attend the
annual Thm-A-Lum picnic held at
ar.t Springs.
J. S. Newcomb and Mr. ami Mrs.
A. M. Zezel” were b u s in e s s e s ! -
o. s in The Dalles Monday.
/ '• . an 1 Mrs. Herman Schilling
and son Robert we e visitors in
The Dalles Saturday.
Miss Cassie Holmes attended
heme coming at St. Vincent hos­
pital in Portland Tuesday.
Mrs. Grace Huffman and grand­
daughter of Portland are visit in«r
h‘ th ' Ted von Borstel home.
Mrs. ?.L:lie McPherson ,o i Co -
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ntlius'M s visiting a t the Sam
Habne&'Mcme
- Mrs. Dell Olds, Mrs. Dick Huh-
m an .an d Mrs. Bben Kee le ft last
Wedfreeday
<«»•—- Government
Springs to pick wild blackberries,
returning home Saturday evening.
* Mr. and.M s. 1
’•
Hermiston are the parent’ t f a
so n , bom July 10, a t the Pendle-
ton hospital.
,
Mrs. Glen Karnes and son re-
turned home Monday evening af-
ter a weeks visit in Portland.
J(Ir. and Mrs. C. B. Doyle of Sil-
verton came up Monday to spend
>eve al days here.
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L D Pike left Tuesfyy for
H ^m iston to see the n e w 'g ra n d
son. His daughter, Mrs. Louis
May of Moro, is taking care of the
Pest Office during' his absence.
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for G ro c e rie s kh a t S a tisfy
C lo th e s th a t W e a r
a n d for th e g e n e ra l sa tisfa ctio n
o f tra d in g w h e r e sto ck s a re la rg ­
est a n d q u a lity g u a r a n te e d th is
old a n d re lia b le store m erits
Y o u r A tte n tio n
Losing Furniture
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Long Distance is reallg the
SHORTEST
distance Between two points!
T r y it th e n e x t tim e
y o u ’r e a w a y f r o m
h o m e . T h is s e rv ic e
is m u c h t o o
u se fu l
a n d c o m f o r tin g to
b e r e s e r v e d ju s t f o r
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e m e r g e n c ie s .
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PACIFIC TELEPKORE ARD TELEGBAP?!
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Let u; give your motor a ,
CASITE
TUNE-IJP
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It w ill clean out the gum and
sludge, improve
valve action
give your car more pep and p<
- it will keep your motor clean am
working smoothty.
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July 30
Foss &
C lassified A ds
Taken Up— W hite Oeldinpr,* scar I
on left'^frdhfc foot. No brand. G eo.1
Fox, Klondike.
. 38-40
Wood For Sale—$4.00. Pine or
Fir, 16 in. George Wing, Wamic?
38-40 pd
”*W ANTEI):IIorses for Fox meat, r
Tx Roy’s. Barber Sho-p, across from ;
Fldfct’s garage.
38-40
Bids T at Ifrc Job of school b u s }
driver for district No. 22, Board-
man, will be received by the
clerk until August 20. The board
reserves the right to reject any
or all bids. Tom Fraser, clerk.
WANTED: W heat to harvest
a fter August 6; or will sell outfit?
Have 16 i n / H arris. J. M. D e-{•
Moss.
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