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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
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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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