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THE SHERMAN CO UNT! JOURNAL, MORO, OREGON ’ FRIDAY, A S M M ffJ ,
Kansans At
Vegeta bles Urgid
s Valle
Use O f
' ‘ 6. A,, Oesbrich attended a Stan
d s d>OH meeting in The PaJles
Tuesday eyen in*.
Girl Sailors Do Everything bui Ccok
August hffaspmniMer ha 1 ’ ’
misfortune to spli* h u thumb whn
Lhe axe Saturday while cutting
When two tablespoons of milk
wood. Several stitches were taken
and one teaspoon of "butter arc
to close the wound.
added to a potato of medium size
Mr. and Mrs. Guo Engstrom ,
the m ixtu.e resembles the imagi
’ J' -J
u A shower in honor of Miss Ione nary “perfect food,” furnishing . Mr. and Mas. Ed Karns of Mrs. Edgar Alley and Mildred Al
Miller, daughu- ct Mr. a r.i Mrs. exeuients essential to health, is an Hoxey, Kansas arrived this week ley were visitors in The Dalles
W. C., Miller, who will become the excerpt in a recent New Jersey a t the home of their son and fam Monday. ,
bride of William McKmney nex; State D epartm ent of A griculture ily, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Karnes.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Tetz and
Sunday a t the Methodist church, bulletin.
J Mi£3< Cassia Holmes left for children returned from the const
'
arts held Wednesday afternoon a t,
But at this time as one drives Portland S^tutdvy to h ing Doro where they spent the pa*< week,
Mie W om ans Club rooms and was through farm sites, . or walks thy HoJmew from the hospital.
to the Charles Lemley ran h
« te n d e d by a large group o i : through vegetable m arkets, one
A new John Deere combine was where Mr. ,Tetz wiM work through
friends of the bride to be. P ie t-! realizes th a t it if not a potato; unloaded here Friday for John harvest.
ures of b ide and grooms of an-i but bulging ears of corn th a t are Beuther, having come by rail.
Mr. and Mrs. Henrv Roth had
other day were shown, many of: holding the center of interest.
Mr. and Mrs. John Hays re as dinner guests Sunday Mr. and
those present related the story of Yellow or white maize, perhaps turned Saturday from Govern Mrs. C. A. Oestrich and family
th eir wedding and the many pres-1 the first vegetable known to the ment Springs, W ashington where srd Mr. and Mrs. Dean Olds and
enta were opened. Mrs. Hazel i early American Indian, forever they have been the past month sons.
i ;
Woods, M rs. M. Schadewitz, M rs.' t<mpts in its perfect form, sweet picking wild blackberries.
M a. Bart Bel she of The Dalles
ftelpha Ramsey, Mrs. Clarence'] ness and crunchiness to taste. It
Mrs. He man Schilling enter brought Gladys »ayne home a f
Sparling, Mrs. Tom Fraser, M s.I then, with a bit of seasoning and a tained some friends Tuesday a f
ter a week in the hospital and a
A. H. Barnum and Mrs. Frank generous roll of butter, resembles ternoon honoring Mrs. R. J. Bak week with her sister Mrs. Con
Burnet were hostesses for the
this m onth’s im aginary “ perfect er with a handkerchief shower, Rust.
Shower.
food.”
the occasion being her birthday.
Henry Roth and son Henry are
Corn, unlike a larger number of
E. W. Hutchinson, jeweler, is
Ray Newcomb of «Orchards, painting the Gus Engstrom house,
contem plating moving here for vegetables is lower in w ater con W ashington arrived at the J. S.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Payne and
tk - puipose of setting up a »hop ten t: contains about one fifth Newcomb home Wednesday.
family and Mr. and Mrs. Alfred
for" the repair of watches, docks starch, some building m aterial,
Mr. and Mrs. Je rry Cunliff and Payne and daughter were at Pine
and like cereals a good am ount of small daughter of Moro arrived at Hollow Sunday picnicking and
and jewelry.
anker, m an acj by 14 Girl Scout m ariners supervised by four expc
Mr. and Mrs. Geo ge M artin of the appetite Vitamin B. Perhaps the Lester Smith home Saturday fishing.
New York cn the A r t of c'ffht frrt'-wcck cru d es. Here a ’ e six mem
Tact m t were here from Friday it is this latter factor that makes from Hood River where Mr. Cunliff
M rs. A. A. Dunlap and Mrs.
II? 1C’-ten tc aocner will be alm ost entirely in the liamla of the Scout»,
eating
an
ear
of
corn
an
infec
had been working;
until Wednesday to visit with Mr.
Arch C antrall were in The Dalles
hout the trip. The girl crew will ‘ land w atches, ewab decks and assti
M artin’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. tious habit, and merely a s ta rt for
George Schwartz of The Dalles Saturday. Mrs. Cantrall rem ain
preparation c ’ n e t ’s.
Wilbe t M artin and brother, W. J. another, with mere gestures of a was a visitor here Saturday.
ed at a hospital for medical tre a t
spread
of
butter
ami
a
sprinkle
of
Mrs. H arry Beezley of Grand ment. ’
Jr. and family. Harvey M artin and
wife were uj0Tro<m The Dalles on salt.
Cbulee, W ashington came in by
Miss Jean Powell of Moro spent
Vegetables plates are easily stage Saturday to visit her moth the week end a t the Kendrick
ing August 7, the subject of the meeting logins at eight o’clock.
Sunday.
Sunday, August 7, mission Sunday Lesson-Sermon will be “ Spirit.” The reading room in the rear of
planned
with
corn
as
the
substan
er
and
brother
and
family,
Mr.
and
Dunlap home.
Ray Hulse was in town Wednes
Mrs. Hen?y Patjens was a vis will be observed. As every church The Golden Text from Eph. 5.9, the church has an attendant a fte r
day having, finished his harvest tia! vegetable th a t may substi M rs, A rt Bibbv returning to he"
tute
for
potatoes.
It
is
true,
corn
home Wednesday.
itor at the home of Mr. and Mrs. attendant knows, the mission duty “The fruit of the Spirit in all each service. The public is invited
run a t the Howell ranch west of
Jacks pronounced color, and any
R. J. Baker arrived Saturday John Engstrom this week. She is every C hristian’s business. Every goodness and righteousness and to attond the church services and
Waaco.
strong flavor. The vegetable plate from G esham, to remain a few reports Henry as in the Good year one Sunday is seit aside for a tru th .” The Wednesday evening to make use of the reading hoom.
H. A. White was injured Tues supplies this with vegetables such
special mission service. You and
day while cutting a t the Roscoe as beans, spinach, carrots or days on business. He was accom Sam aritan hospital.
you" friends are cordially invited
Moore place east of town. He brussel sprouts all supplying both panied by Mrs. Baker.
to
be present a t 11 o’clock. Aug.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Schilling
fell from the machirfe tearing his a contrast in texture, color and
21st Pastor Hilgedorf from Hood
and
Mr.
and
M
l
Charles
Lemley)
k g on a protruding bolt.
River will preach in Grass Valley.
flavor/ Corn may be served on •
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Barnum re the ear: but the left over ears of were visitors in The Dalles Sat-
He has a special message for the
turned
Sunday from
Spokane cooked corn are cut down, and the i u day.
mission congregation.
Wasco Methodist church
Mrs. Tom Alley and daughter
1 H . H. Flecken»tein, missionary.
cut niblets served the following j Mildred and Mrs. Ed Alley and day School a t 10 o’clock
dt
a daughter for a couple of weeks. day byr reheating in milk and but- •
P: caching Service at 11 a
Clyde Kiddle, state crop insur ter, by adding to a batter to make , daughter L’la Lee were visitors
Moro
Christian
Science
Society
pastor
F.
L.
Cannell,
ance supervisor, was here Monday fritte rs, or are compined with a in Wasco Thursday. .
At eleven o’clock on Sunday morn
Vivian Reynolds - accompanied
and Tuesday to aid in starting the white sauce and eggs to be baked
Grass
Valley
F
irst
B
aptist
Mr. and Mrs. Cooper of Hood Riv
program for this county.
in the oven as a souffle.
chu’ch: 10 a. m. Bible School; 11
I
Dr. Curry, the Seattle Optome
This vegetable like all vege er on a camping trip to Paulina a. m. Sermon to p ic rF irs t in a ser-
a n d fo r t h e g e n e r a l s a t i s f a c t i o n
tris t who makes
Professional tables is proportionately better Lake last week.
ie?
on
the
“Offerings
in
Leviticus.”
.
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Oestrich and
visits to Moro and Wasco, will be because of the butter and milk ac
o f t r a d in g w h e r e s t o c k s a r e la r g
9 p. m. services; Thursday 8 p. m .!
here again soon. Watch for date. cent re g a d le ss of the desired j fam ily wore" in The Dalles S atu r Prayer and Bible study at p arso n -'
39 results.' It gives another way ofi day taking his mother down to,
e s t a n d q u a l i t y g u a r a n t e e d t h is
age; Tuesday, 2:30 p. m. Women’s O i l Pe
The meeting of the American using milk in cookery, and air prig- j return to her home at Ritzville,' M bsionary meeting will be held,
o ld a n d r e lia b le s t o r e m e r it s
Ix'gion Auxiliary to be held at the ingly enough, makes eating in | W ashington a fte r a weeks visit at the home of Mia. Amelia. Pet-
T
E. W. Christensen home has been August more perfect.
1 here.
M:. and Mrs. Kendrick Dunlap erson.
Y o u r A t t e n t io n
Fresh Corn and Peppers
postponed until August 10th.
Gerald C. Dryden, pastor.
Ha
had as dinner guests Sunday Mr.
H arry Seymour, state 3-H club Twelve ears of sweet corn
and Mrs. Arch Cantrall, Bill)
lc-pde , was here Tuesday to in Two green peppers
Grass Valley Lutheran church
Haynes, and Mr. and Mrs. Lamer
quire about club registration and One tablespoon butter
Sayrs and Miss Jean Powell of
expecancy for state fair entrants One cup of milk
Moro.
Dash pepper
Mrs. Ed Alley entertained the
One and a half teaspoon salt
Grass
Valley bridge club Wednes- j
Three fourths cup uncooked ice
Clean the corn aind cut kernels day afternoon on the lawn at thej
from ears, »crane them so as to home of Mrs. Arch Cantrall
get the milk. S :-ld peppers. Put Those receiving high scores were
butter in hot skillet, ’rd ”dd c« ” Mrs. Dell Olds and M s. Kendrick
and peppers. Pour in the milk, Dunlap.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Odell and
salt and proper. Cook slowlv un
til Hcne; it should be slightly daughter Dianne, Glen Karnes
browned. Should there not be and his father, Ed Karnes were
enough liq'.‘d ’ Ll a l it le more visitor's a t Wamic Sunday. They
milk. Boil the rice until tender in also did some fishing before re
salted wa.te ; drain u in a colan turning home.
Mrs. Kendrick D u r’ap and. An
der.
It may rae mixed with the
1D »Jg
1
ita
Dunlap were visitors in The
EHswoith Woods buffered* fe corn or served separately.
Dalles Thursday.
burned lower leg last week while
C. B. Doyle made a trip to Sil
pouring gasoline which caught
verton
Friday returning Sunday.
afire and burned his clothes. From
Janet
Wilcox returned from
hi« shoe top to his knee one leg
Portland Saturday after a weeks
is badly burned keeping him from
visit with relatives.
h h work.
Mrs. Ed Alley. Bruce and Lila
Fatricia McLeod who repenti
A grass fire is reported to be
underwent an qrppendeetomy .in bu ning on the George McDonald Lee-and Mrs. John Haya cent to
The Dalles returned home thi? place east of town and heading Bakeovfn Monday to spend the
day with Mr. and Mrs. John Block.
week to recuperate.
east toward w heat owned t
Mrs. Lena SearCy, who has beer, Floyd F latt. Neighbors and many
at Sisters. for several weçjfs, re from town have hastened to the
John C. Gale
turned to Moro Tùesdày for >a few scene of the fire in order to be of
Licensed Dairy
When President W. M. Jeffers
days visit..
a ’d in putting out the (blaze. A
t — Milk ♦& Sweet Cream—
of the Union Pacific railro ad last
Mrs. Lealie Stew art and sons. moderate wind will fan the flames
Delivered Daily
week prom oted John C. G ale,
Sam my and Bbbby, were up front. m aking the fire hard to stop.
Mo o, Oregon
Phone
above,, to a ssista n t to the presi
The Dallee last Saturday calling
dent, he rem a rk e d th a t “ 1
on relatives and friends.
i know of no prom otion which I
An
employee
working
for
an
D. E. Stephens has not as yet
A .W . M tL E O D
have approved which has given
received notice to report a t Wash empoyer not covered under the
me so m uch satisfaction. Mr;
Oregon
unemployment
compensa
ington and may be permitted some
Gale is known from coast to
HERE’S HOW YOU O BTAIN A
time in the northw est before he tion law is not covered for the time
' coast, not only by railro ad m en,
he owrks for such employer. If
Calkins W<ed<rs, Treahis
leaves for his new position.
,
by business and profess anal
Mrs. Ed F aust of The Dalles is he becomes unemployed, the em
E
n
d
e rs ” . S tartin g as a switch-
Used Wee^eis
Add to its comfort, value
visiting at the Lester Barnum ployment service will help find him
an in 1905, Mr. C a le for m ore
1. Sacura Estimoto of Cost
a job but he will not be eligible
Ask »h« CASH pric* from your eonlroctor or buiWi«® m aU nol »up-
i —r-20 y e a rs hes been chief
ranch.
for
jobless
insurance.
Grain
Miser”
Sloe
forCoabi
and attractiveness! Now
August 14th is the third anni
r.' c. m t of the Union Pa-
ply daolor.
Ills h e a d q u arte rs will con
versary of the signing of the So-
2 . Saa The F irs t N ational Bank
>
is the time to make those
Every worker regardless of age
FYR FfTRR ECUIPMNT
Bring »he
»be mo.» convenien» brooch for
cial Security Act by President
should ave a social security num-
loon. There Is no delay. The Fir.» No»k»nol can g.vo DIRECT opprovoi
Roosevelt. —
needed improvements—
3. Mail the Cortltlcoto o f C o m p M io n
ith Shower
u
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the Grass Valley Quality Store
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Clothes that W ear
Jeffers Names
New Assistant
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Wheat Tire Out Of
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m o d e r n iz a t io n lo an
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RESTORES EFFICIENCY
Blacksmith
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Let us give your motor a
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«
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Classified Ads
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W anted ,to, trade Wood* For
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E. C. Corn, Wh.*te Salmon, Wash,
piione 172.
39-41 pd
Taken Up—-White Gelding, scar
on left front foot. No brand. Geo.
Fox, Klondike. ? — ‘------— 38-40
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38-40 pd
W ANTED:Horses fo r Fox meat.
Ix>Roy’s Barber Shop, across from
F la tt’s garage.
38-40
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