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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 28, 1945)
M S '. - 1 ” * * ?■ V' C ¿1 't fil son , Hr A m Mrs Robert Cilkwor end j rro Many; Families h Sherman A number o f case» c i mild flu are reported around the town and community, and nearly every fam ily has some one ill in i t Howard Conlee was here for Christmas with h » bride, the foi- mer Dorothy Smith of Prineville. They were married at Vancouver, Washington, December 19 and af ter visiting here briefly went to Weooma Beach for a short honoy- mdon before returning to Prine ville where both are employed by Erickson's Food store. ChyUtasas guest® at the F J. Bassel home were their son E. Bassel and wife of Camas and Ur daughter and hxuband, Mr and Mi» Glen Bummit and four children of Vancouver. Mr and Mrs Orville Barnum and children came up from Port land Sunday to spend Christmas here with his parents, Mr and Mrs A. H. Bareum. Mrs Andy May left Monday for The DaHes to apend Christmas with her son Claud and family. She expects to move her furniture feto the Urquhart house soon. ■ "Mr and Mrs Carrel Bennett and eon o f The Dallee were here Christmas to be with her pare its, Mr and Mrs IL P. BriAine. Mr and Mrs Roscoe Moore were Christmas dinner guests at the home o f her sister and husband, Mr and Mr» Garth Bonney in The And Mr and Mrs WlUlhnf Harm* and toni were here CKriot- maa to be with Mr and Mrs Clyde GiUmor. * Mr and Mrs Lyle Woodi of Centerville were here Christmas day t o have dinner and celebrate wtyh her parents, Mr and Mrs R6y Powell. Mr and Mrs d e n Virtue are buying property in town and will come here to live as soon as pos sible. He will be employed on the highway crew, a job he used? to fill in Josephine county. He » a discharged veteran of the Euro pean front. Mar Barzee was here Monday while on a short leave from navy duties at Bremerton. He had to report Ixack Thursday. Arden Squire came up from Portland Saturday bringing hia »on, Dell, home from the hospital where he had been since he suffer ed a broken leg in a collision with a car. F; • n i l • ¿11!.* I I L Il u i Ur tai Un WM M ailrt ¿’ toent ChristmaA In Thp DaUes with her parent», Mt and Mrs 8. A. Skir- ▼ing. tf o , Mr and Mrt V. Nedl Fredhan oft Eugene came Sunday to spend the Christmas holiday with hia parent«, Mr and Mrs J. C. Free m an. «■s Want Ad» LOST: Coming 2-yr old Hereford ’ heifer, split in right ear, FR brand on right hip. Bill Buether Grass Valley, Phone 4fl7 7 8p FOR SALE: 20 tons bundled grten cut grain hay. $20 per ton. A. B. Christianson, Moro Phone 422 d-jp beet herds of the northwest t a i Mm tta r g « Wilcox' MIDCO MEET» SATURDAY arl expected id return horde this v ■ _ ta t f f t a S m FrincKco t Th« "««tin« «f the Mnfco Pore- Where they «0eM ChrUUn«» with bred BrMders « lle j their » n , D e.n, In the navy near for Saturday afternoon , a ttn ct- ' mg much attention ag the desiru- The A m efittn Legion met Wed- bility <* » * « * «tie nnday hlrfht and agreed to go tl> 9eU « * " W » ^ us purrfncd ahead with N«™ the improve- ’ tock ‘he » ment of iU new quarter.. Parti- h“ iDnK b*en tioo. will be taken out. A fu tu re cou" ty has l<mg l,<>Ught from thc „Mr meeting was planned to b ring to- gether all veterans and their womenfolk», the <#fce for which will be announced. Mr and Mr» George Updegraff went to Portland Friday to re main over Christmas. Georg Wernmark has returned from the service GEO. WERNMARK CO. Accountants & Tax Consultants I. E. KIRKELIE PHONE 391 MORO Walther-Williams Co. Is an old established firm that has been selling, servicing and repairing car; for a generation. The dependability of its products and the qual ity of its service has been proven many times. Now, when it is doubly important *that you have good workmanship and quick service to keep your cars and trucks running, have us take care of your service problems. Tire Repair and Recapping But w hat we really come here to talk about is hardware. W e’re getting up SIEAK on our hardware, and we’re getting a FROM NOON ' I I I NINE much to rave about yet, but like the Season’s Greetings little proud of our stock. N ot that its to all my small boy before Christmas its getting Sh erman County Friends better all the time. W e’re really going JANUARY 1, 1 9 4 6 to have a hardware store as soon as with best wishes For the goods are available. W e’re moving Health, Happiness and Long Life, that way. Come in and see our goods. /TTÉN TIO N PUREBRED CATTLE BREEDERS Com« to the meeting at the X * J x t 1:00 p. m. z. Moro Lumber & Fuel Stuart Johnson MIKE AND MA BY ANN MULICK - Courthouse in M oro • December 2 9 , 1945 To perfect organization SALE! SALE!! SALE!!! for cattle sale. L . K. Smith, president Midco Purebred Breeders Ass n M oro L egion H all Adults .50 ' Children under 11 -35 Good Skates Good Music Good Time Children and Beginners in the Afternoon - 1 " Bob May & Son L icensed E lectrical Contracto] W ir in g F ix tu r e s - A p p lia n c e s N e w stock J u s t opened M oro H otel Building Phone 5 8 1 4~ SERVICE are here agfctn. So’s firtex M o n d a y & T h u rsd a y N igh ts *4-' ANNOUNCEMENT U. S. NATL BANK BLDG.. The Dalles, Oregon first time in sometime. Happy days ROLLER SKATING • Ruggles it is now considered advantageous suits of thia Mhventr?. PLUMBING & HEATING -Î- OregoE T. Lester J s I mmsb Moro LAVO» *• VAMO HOSO^ W e got firtex, all you want, for the FRIED CHICKEN John Hunter left Saturday by stage to go to Redmond where he Will .pend Christmas with Mr and Mr» Horace McKee. Dick Reckmann came up Satur day from his home near Boring to be in Sherman county " for Chrwtma. with his family, most of whom still live here. Bill Ckwe left Friday night for Portland where he spent Christ- mas with relatives and friend*. Miss Patricia Pinkerton came home last week end from Willa mette university at Salem which she 1» attending zfor her first year. Clarence Hub spent a part of last week here/ coming to move some of hi« Muff out of his build ing. The school district bought his electric stove and to make a clean sweep of it Clarence rented the building ttf Ivan Kirkelie who will make' a plumbing shop of it. Joe Irxyk came Saturday night to spend a part o f the holidays here with his brother, Tex, but he had to leave Christmas day.. Mr and Mrs J. C.-Huntley came up from Portland Saturday to be here for Christmas. Their daugh ter’s husband, Vincent Grace, came down from Madras for Christmas and she returned with him leaving the chsldreh in the care of their granefiparents. A. INSURANCE NEO YEAR'S DINNER allea. Ci and to begin selifiS »ome orf the We have bought the J. C. Freeman stock of drygoods and clothing and will combine in with ours. We will increase the stock as rapidly as possible to make it meet the needs of the community. FIRST: All prices will be lowered in order to clean up the old stock. SECOND: We will rearrange our store to make room for a dry goods stock and work clothes for men and women IT’S ALL FOR SALE / / our price isn’t right, make us an OFFER 1 N 1 Sale Starts January 2 loro Variety I! Remedy t* 4
