Sherman County journal., July 25, 1941, Page 4, Image 4

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SHERMAN COUNTY JO URNAL. MORO. OREGON FRIDAY. JULY 35. 1941
Re: Duirohase of right to take from H. A. and Rosalie S. W hite
netl, Robert Schilling, Kenneth his head on the edge of the bath
7500
cubic yard» of gravel from a t price o f $60.00. Deed tendered
’ Ci«jws, Gene Reynolds, W illan tub.
Ilildarfonand prem ises a t price of and accepted for Right-of-W ay.
»Rolfe, H arry S tark, A rthur Roth
Robert Holmes and Lloyd Kelley
$200.00. ‘
Purchase . agreem ent Cierk instructed to issue warrant
Lew Riggs and Arlis ©alley.
spent Saturday night aixPSunday
signed.
Clerk
instructed to issue for $60.00. (W arrant issued 7-2-41)
Mrs. Robert LeBleu, Mrs. Bor) w aiting a t the B. M. Kelley home, <
w a rra n t fo r $200.00, (W arrant
Ju ly 2, 1941. In re: In the
B< lshe and Doris Payne were bu w
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cox and son
m atte r of changing the boundaries
issued
7-2-41)
nesg visitors in The 'Dalit* Men- D°n. and’ Mr. and Mrs. A1 Roberts
“ Re: Insurance w ith S. W. Seur7 o f Election Precincts Nos. 7, 8
day.
were dinner guests a t the home of
cy covering oars, trucks and and 9 of Sherman County, Oregon.
¡¿Icon B arker came home fn n Mrs. W. J. Davis Sunday.
equipm ent. Policy rendered and Ordered th a t boundaries be chang­
Mr. and Mrs. Oddlie Lemley and
K enneth K arnes, while rii.'ini; Hermiston Monday to visit tris.
Public Liability increased) ,to 20,- ed. O lder recorded in Commis­
family. He returned to Hermisloi daughter, Ada, of Rosalia, Wn.,
sioner’s Journal C a t page 250.
<’ iv t . the nil' from the ''iaughvc.
000 - 40,000.
ar.d Mr. Heming stopped a t the
Court adjourned subject to call
house Monday night, was throw: Tuesday morning.
Re: Purchase of Right-of-W ay
Mrs. Rov Wells entertained me n- Charles Lemley home Wednesday
fiorr. his bicycle into th? gravel,
for Fulton Canyon-Wasco Read of ,County Judge.
ci. 1 ting and bruising bis face quite tx rs of the Gross Valley brudg to visit leaving Thursday for Long
badly. Hs father took hint to Th ' club and additional guests a t lie • Br-ieh, California where they will
Dalles Tue- lay morning where it hfme Wednesday atPemoon. C-m m ake th eir home. Mr. Hem ing
was fouivi he was not injvire- tra c t was in play a l three table; will work in an airplane factory
with high scores held by Mrs. C it Glendale.
s< verely.
M. Clevenger and Mrs. Kenneth
F r ”nk Bayer made a business
Mrs. Ted von Borstal and chi - Barnett. Mrs. John Rolfe held lov
trip
to The Dales Thursday.
d ■ejx, 2nd Mrs. Bill Holmes ntotoT-
score.
G
w
Smith, Don Smith and Ted
ed to The Dalles Wednesday to
Mr. and Mrs. A1 Roberts arrive* ’ E verett mejtored to Hermiston
visiv th eir sister, -M iss Cassie
a t th? Fred Cox home Wednesday Wednesday to spend th e day. Mrs.
1) rimes, at a hospital.
ev< rin g to spend’ the week end. Mr Jam es Phifer accompanied them
Mrs. Fred
C-ox
entertuine
H .IH ., British ambassador 10 the Unllc.l States, and tits wife
K< berts went to Hood River ¡here.
fiieirds a t her home Ft May afte i- Thursday where he leetvtred at a
Mr. an d Mrs. 0. N. Ruggles aud are shown examining the Liberty Bell In Independence H alt Philsde
nc«ott for her daughter, Mi'S. A 1 kfjrf'ctih.ntre meeting. Represen a - her au n t, Miss G ertrude^ Hulse, phta, Pa- The bell, which cracked in 19o5 while being rung for the
w hen hard w orking men need
Roberts, of Corvallis, "who is T e r itives were present from W ashing­ motored) to The Dalles Sunday when death of John Marshall, was tolled on July 4, 177C, rn the p:oc’xmntion
spvi e'ng she week end.
ton, Oregon, Idaho and Montana M:s» H'uHse returned to h?T home of the Declaration of Independence.
good food and lots of it.
Mr®. Frecl Cox was” hotteas at f in A storia a fte r spending several
Mi. rnd \ " s . Raymond Sum m er-
COUNTY COURT
hek’ and children and the form er s layette shower for Mrs. G c rtlo weeks here visiting.
Ruggles.
Continued from page one
Dryden
a
t
her
home
Tuesday
if-
Jesse
Helyer
and
Mis«1
B
arbara
bi other. Gene were Sturdevy dir.n<
Mrs. Alfred Payne and daugh­
teraoon. Mrs. Lawrence T< di AV a 1 pole were Sunday dinner guests ter, Leone Moore, and Mrs. Gian and 'accepted for 'Right-of-W ay.
gueits at the B. M. Kelley home.
and Miss Genevieve Oestreich a s ­ nt th e home of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. McLocWin and) children were visi­ ,C lerk Instructed to issue w a rrin t
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Schilling inn 1 sisted the hostess. Mrs. 0 . N. Purchase a t Kent.
for $2.50. ( W arrant, issued 7-2-41)
children and Mrs. E dith Burnet c . •Ruggles gave a reading and' Mrs. i Robert Holmes and Mir 3 Myrtle tors in The Dalles Friday.
Re: Purchase of Right-of-W ay
Mis« M yrtle Helyer, Miss B ar­
Mono were callers a t the home < t Orville Ruggles favored w ith a H elyer were Sunday dinner guests
for F.i’to a Ccr-ivon-Wasco Read
bara
Walpole
$ard
Robert
King
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Schilling Sui • piano solo. A fter the gifts were a t th e home of Mr. and) Mrs. R' bert
were am ong thos? who w ent to Hom Nina and Fred Hennagin at
day evening.
opened refreshm ents were served Behihs near Moro.
Kent Saturday to charivari Mr. and p ik e o f $20.00. Deed) tendered:
Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Baker arrived Mrs. William Jefferies. They all ,n.T J accepted f r r Right-of-W ay.
Ferdinand Stark arrived Tues­ to about 25 guests.
Mr. and Mrs*. K nneth M- i'.in Ivtr» Saturday evening from a trip went to Moro where they wi re Clerk instructed to issue w arran t
day evening to spend the harvet i.
* ?a:cn helping his father, Sam and children were business visitors to Flint, Michigan where they took icrv td refre-ihmenits.
for $20.00. (W arran t issued 7-2-41)
in Portland the first of the week. delivery of a new car an d visited
Stark.
Mr. tend Mrs. Wren Hogue and
Re: Purchase of Right-of-W ay
Frank Lemley and Mrs. Arr.ell relatives and friend’s in Iowa and Mr. and Mrs. Orville Ruggles
A. ML Coyner was a buHr.c*
for
Fulton Canyon-Wiasco Road
Ivt-mley were business visitor« in Vli consin. They will , rem ain here motored to Hehe on Mt. Hood fo r
visitor in Portland one day la>
from Victor Anderson ait price of
The Dalles Wednesday.
•several days before going to their •x Sunday picnic.
week.
$200.00. Deed tendered and ac­
Mrs. Ella J. Kelley of El no. home in Gresham.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Holmes of Oak­ cepted d fr righ't-al-w ay. Clerk
Mrs. Ed Alley was a b-Tslnt
Mrs. John Brogan of- Ant dope land, California were over night
Missouri arrived la st Tuesday to
visitor in The Dalles Mon-icy.
visit .her «•?« and family, Mr. end w as an ovw .night guest ait the Sam guests a t the Sam Holmes home instructed to issue w arran t for
$200.00. (W arant issued 7-2-41)
Mr. and Mrs. Ix>y Cochran of Mrs. B. M. Kelley.
Holmes home W ednesday night.
last Tuesday.
Portland visited a t the home of
Mr. and Mrs. David Jones of
Mr. and1 Mrs. Richard H old’.way
Rev. and Mrs. Rex Linquisit end
Mr and Mrs. Eben Kee Sunday.
Maupin or? r t the William H rr '<** and daughter, Doris, left Saturday Mrs, Theressa Moore of Omaha,
Mrs. George“ Wilcox and son lanch during harvest.
for Portland on business returning Neb., were guesits a t the ihome of
Ccorge went to The Dalles Tues­
Mr. and Mrs. Jaimes Driscoll nd home Monday. Gail Weld ac -om- Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Dryden
day to meet her daughter, Ja n e , infant daughter stopped a t the r«utied them Ito his home in IPort- Saturday night anti Sunday. Th iy
who had spent a week visiting home of he*r parents, Mr. and V.:
land, a fte r spending a month vis­ ha J charge of the morning service
friend’s in Portland and Cottage Arch Fomtner, to spend .<eve-;J iting his grandparents, M r and a t th? B aptist Church.
days enroute from Portland to Mrs. J. S. Newcomb.
Grove.
Miss Virginia Helper was a
M r. and Mrs. I. D. Pike spent th eir home in Heppner. Mis« H J e n
Ralph and C lair Balzer were bus’iness visitor in Moro Monday.
Smxlay a t Hermiston visiting Mr. F ortner - accompanied them
to visitors in The Dalles Sunday, as
and Mrs. Lloyd Goodrich and M.. Heppner, a fte r spending several aW> were Ivan ar.d Gerald B’agg. Placing for Safety
anil Mrs. Louis May.
Mr. and Mi's. G era’d Dryden and
days visiting her parents.
One of the first things impress­
Jake Eslinger motored to H er­
Mrs. Millard Eakin and child,' °n children w ere ¡business visitors in ed on >the ‘‘cub” reporter by the
miston Sunday bringing Jam es and Betty Payne visited Mrs. B. The Dalles ¡Saturday.
editor of the local paper was the
} h f e r and his h; use hold goods here M. Kelley and Mrs. Ella J. K< lb y
Mrs. Herman Schillinr and son nwful consequences of m aking ill-
where they will make their home. vho is here visiting from Elmo, Tlo. Robert, Miss Bebara Walpole and ft unded statem ents. Then he was
Among those who went swim­
Mrs. George Wilcox and sm , Misa M yrtle Helver were bus nes«x sent to .report a church bazaar.
ming a t Stiles-on-the^Desehutes George, went to The Dalles S a tu r­ visitors in The Dalle* PridAy.
“The bazaar,” he wrote, ‘‘W as
Sunday were Ross Fields, D ons day when George had1 stitches ta k ­
Mr. and Mr*. John Sehnsse i of opened (so ut is said) by Mrs.
Newcomb, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth en to close a wovnd in his h ’?d. Portland spent Sunday visiting a t Jones, th e wife of Councilor Jcxn?s,
Iiarnett, Ethel and M argaret Bar- caused when he fell and s t u 'k the home of Mr. and Mr«. Oscar commonly supposed to be a m ere
acific ower l ight owpaky
cr l?s<s highly esteemed tradesm an
of .this town. She was dressed in
w hat some would describe as
fashionable attire, and was su p ­
ported on ithe platform by the r-v
called vicar and other reputed
ladies and gentlem en.”
British Ambassador Inspects Liberty Bell
Grass Valley
Youth Injured
In Bicycle Fall
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