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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 13, 1946)
»r« A * •'-.if. S- -. t ing returns, finds that the tax (tu o n i ANCK 1 NO 111 AN ORDINANCE relating to and paid on any of them is more tnan UtfAN Wasco Eastern Star »wwHin# for license upon cer- the amount required of the tax ^ yer’ he 8)1311 refund the amo??t IffHBLy..., defining offen- overpaid by a warrant upon tne and P riv ilege "! f,les for general funiL If the city treasurer Annie Fulton sea and providing penalties . a ^ (g openert fcl| Chapter »Official County Paper U m b e r 13, 1 9 4 6 — MOTO, Rotating Plan eon __ O.B& Victor * son, John, Mrs Vero r Hllderbrand and niece, iff Salem eflhu^8S'Ri? '•J* n r MORO DOES OR- than required, he shall send a Tuesday evening meeting. Helen C I T Y m iin W S statement to the taxpayer show- Watkins, WM, reported on her DAIN A s FULJ-iV • __ » a *..» rHxx Koionno H up and taxnav- visit to vrand chaoter in Mav. Projected For Wasco School Buckaroo Fare For Visitors - f <,*> Club Intention 9 Carnival Dae During County A buckaroo breakfast w ill be ready for the Klwanians of The The Wasco Schools will Open Dalles when they reach Moro a complete staff of teachers next Wednesday morning at 6:30 Fair Week Programs Shaping U p - IfeSHF o f according to a report by Super- 10 a vUit As Dates Near « * , , countians who were their guests week end intendent P. W. Lane. Including last May gnition, An honor ven fopPaat Esthers artd corteges For Big 1946 Show Mr Lane’ new high 8cho° 1 teach- The executive committee of of white asters and booklfta were Hucfc erg w ju Robert C. Ratliff, the Breakfast chib decided Tues- ____ will ______________________ There be a carnival at the presented them. Mrs Cart Tuggle home coach, mathematics and general day afternoon to entertain in the gherman S S v County Fair. It will be Was presented a w hite Bible, a b irio<«u.A ua science and Miss Ruby C. Ball, park with steak and potatoes and Ruby’s Buby’s Shows with four rides, visiting in commerce biology, and home the usual matutinal coffee to say three ghowg and len gamee gift which is given each new to spend about a member of Annie Fulton chapter: Wasco. r relations. In the grades. Mlsa nothing of whatever trimming Question aa to whether . the toAffMrs B l -Peidman left Catherine Sonnenberg Will return chief oook, Lou Peetz, figures out kid^ At the close of tht meeting S ‘ ____were have the privilege lovely table of refreshments cen- son In to teach grades 1 and 2 and Miss |>y next Wednesday morning. De- of 8eeing to a carnival along with ,^Mr and Mrs tered with birthday cakéa and law Dolores Lang will again handle wev Thompson will make the ^ e sight of fat steers and running dston surrounded by huge wedges of ( A and ^ rades 3 ad 6 New additions are/coffee, LeRoy Wright the program horges WJW settled when the fair Wkiie aw^r. they watermelon was enjoyed Mias Olive Hogan, grades 3 and 4, wh'ch will be about the fair, about hoard signed the Ruby show to L Mr and Mrs G. G, Wolcott, son the Pendleton Rd bd-Dp. r and Mrs Ilene Callaway grades 7 the Midco stock sale and about come for ^ e duration of the 1 M3r.. ” and 8. in law and daughter of Mr and to d Mr» the most recent winning of Sher- fgjr Mrs Charles Everett, who have family o f visited The board of education will re- man county’s 4-H club boys, who The sh eriffs posse will ride been visiting here left for . visit o v * «he w e .» at the home 1 to pupils on September 16, will be Invited to attend. both Saturday and Sunday and r daugh- a school buiding completely re- nwraunti rev- same by any appropriate means with friends on the coast before of Mra Ssttto Men were -appointed to care are ncw preparing a drill to pre*, has been decorated In every respect. Cless for the numerous details of the To® tei'IU. gryaa__ __ nr h v su it o r action in the name r<*fnmln» in th e ir hom e in Ash- tor, Marsha , Mr and rooms shine in attractive ivory breakfast and a crowd of around sent those days. IjOcal horse races will include returned .and buff colors while floors are 75 Is expected. one half mile race each day, a finished in a deep red. All locker ------------------- 3-8 mile race and a quarter mile Zell left foi- and rest rooms have also been a « » || 1 P | • lip Moro toffl fchall more spe- r o w * * « •nn race as well as the chariot race. plan to refipUhed as well as the gymna- M illa r d £31(10 W lllS M eonatmed to mean or refuse to make rii return or pay Mr and Mrs Dewey Thomas There will be two open- race« to Canada slum. One new feature, which , revenue re- the tax when due, or for any per- spent the week end at GlenWOOd, con«W F Saturday and three 8unday and the krom .U V > e r a bv the t»*- 800 to make any false or fraudu- Washington whehe they visited"*01** MB will please cuatodlan. Joseph ^ l , r tr f l , n r n P r iT R « it is expected that horses from left Wednes- Brooks, and pupils as well, la U H O r iD O r n m Z C > quired to be opera- lent return or false statement or relatives. \ Redmond and Prineville will be viait friends. the installation of a new oil ^ <r Moro uu- representation in, or UV connec- Mr and Mrs L. E. Kaaeberg and day t o __ Millartl Eakin’s herd of Short- ^ere to enter them. tions within the ac- tlon with, any such return* or to family returned from a vacation , _«John and Olive naon are burning furnace. The old furnace ^a^r grounds will hardly the UnU^ f ^ t ^ t public «How or to abet another in any trip at Seaside the end of laid iBtoJ*dlng a -few in Portland has been completely removed horns took all top prizes in that class at the state fair, his herd natural to those who have Stevenson, and the new addition will be counts Pltoarinn by * ^ _p Lar w 8 ° the O..KH,»iTtil- Public Util- attempt attempt to evade payment of the week. They were* accompanied bull, Diamond Royal Victor, be- n° t visited It since last fair. relativea. toMrtto of the State of or fail to appear and tesuty on the trip by Mrs K.<seberjfs finished soon. ing grand champion and his other ^ w show ring and sales ring McKlndey w i ac provld- response to subpoena Issued parents, Mr and Mrs John Foas In the high school, Mr Lane is bull, Diamond Souvenir, being combined has been erected Just > - • vial ted Introducing the rotating schedule Oregon. UniaaB n m in pursuance pursuance ___ hereto, or to testify _ of _____ Moro. ~ UIB"J t h e r e „»,Q shall ______________, . f , ea8t the old horse bafB. It'1» Mrs J. T. which has proved so popular in reserve champion bull. cd In 5**!* amount o f t h e ^ atee,y upon any Investigation Mr and Mrs Clair have moved • « < # » * ■ ■ • » * Wheatland Souvenir was grand over flve high and of strong day b è n ° . Î S ^ ^ w ^ l ^ o r of the correctness of a return, or into the Ida King house. Mr Clair many schools. Brlefy, the plan champion cow and Willaway wire. After the stock is shown rota of thec**“na? nt8L. ^ >1 uged in any manner to hinder or delay Is employed by the REA arranges the schedule in such a Beauty was reserve _ „ _ Saturday, portable bleachers will champion. sold, U * «ost o r m a w ^ Qf officers in Mr and Mrs Carl Tuggle way that no two days of the week fir8rp la ce in'their claaae« ** erected inside it to accommo» labor CMU, interest, discount, de- out the provisions of business visitors In The other ex carrying are alike. Thus low spots are re- wefe Dlamond Falry Queen and dat« the crowd Who will want to costs taxes or livery Monday. | this ordinance. moved, every subject has the Dlamond violet II. In doubles 8ee lhe purebred cattle auction pense after the Section 10. ‘ If any provisions Visitors at the home of Mr» I m « m e advantages. Under the old Dlamond R , v)ctor and «hat night ' 3. From and of- . Section zw ilw first calendar ^sections of this ordinance Jenny Hearing on Saturday r «« system that "last period came ,and Roaemary wcre Rrst and D1. There will be fou r- bucking " f ,h, ™ r 1M6 following , *» heW vo,d or uneonstitu- tem oon were her aon In law and p y ,, . word Sun- r v t* y <*y- n o v u comes but once amQnd souvenir and Willaway chutes directly across the track I k n k m » effect of -thia ordln- a" other Pa r u - Provisions daughter Mr and M n Gene I*!»- <My »ha, his da in law . Mra. « «««* Best of all, monotony Is Re were from the grandstand so that hor C tow i h to in Bombay, removed. The system lends spice ses will buck toward the specta ance. «here Is hereby levied and and sections of this ordinance, mas ancf baby of Portland. not expressly so held to be void Mr and Mrs Otis Royce and India September tors instead of side ways to d was bur- to the program. there, shall be collected from ev- The complete list of prises won or unconstitutional, shall con- family of Portland, were week day Qrewa was Tbe high school program of them. A similar number of calf erv peraon ’ _ a tax _— for the . . act or Dallas high ’ tudles follows closely state sug- Sh’i‘r'na" " H1 nJty J 2 L ^ h o w s and 8teer °butea are being buttt end visitors at the home o f. Mr graduated from privilege of engaging, within, the tinue in full force and effect. d vs White, faction«. This year home rela- la8t W<* k * to the north of the arena and the Section Tl. deducted There shall ac- Royce’s parent«, Mr and Mrs achool In 1831 m ÀbKe, * < * u o v n f v t r « rnis y<*r 1 nom* gau.^ to the north of steer. the *leCtnC c^pted _>ncL from be the. 1 0 ^ tteyca. . e offered M W rew fo « I «¿¿.7 nrith ^ ‘h hb. bulldogrfng and ' ltoM T a «fere of Mr ai pion steer, an i ± tZ , f7 . l « “ v e . can be kept there and re- he levied anq 5 ‘’* 8 operating revenue up- Mr and Mrs Eldorf Neasham of The Dalles. She is survived make up somewhat for the lack Kb. calendar monthly per- - 'yblch the tax is computed so and son, Eddie, formerly of Was- gh ei<ht y ^ ,. of a home making deparment. entered in the heavy Hereford leajwj whm montn- 1 8 1 18 derlVed fn,m C0’ are nOW re8l<llng at Fort i . O n a g e r rf Every effort will be made also to Î ? lass and weighed 1080 pounds. will be seen broad side by the m be equal to one-twelf- transactions in interstate or for- Bragg, Calif. Mrs Hearing, moth- Western Electric company remove conflicts — ----------- and direct pu- He topped the sale at 65 cents, spectators. for heavy Here- ÎÎ haRic amount found by e* n in proper Ed also won a n first More gravel has been spread to < or from — busIness er of Mrs Neasham, ----- ----- reports that ,n in w m i k . Mrg> mr». v t v w b ana eon left ptte to «Anplete s subjects ... im nn first for light th of, thg basic amount done for un gmflfl grGSS operating the 2 keep down dust, pile« of shav fhn lIie government v e r n m e n t of the they miss thejr friend» In W « « » New York lari spring for India "«luence. Physical education and {{ereford, ilrSV first in J Hereford show- "1U^ S V ’*T rtunne ' nlted States, Eddie has there August 8, Just hn&hk a health be offered atfcs Its its officers OfflPPrK or nr ag- a<F- very vorv much. Also, Alort that fhaf VMrllto hM arr|vlng ---- «_a__ a___________ a__________ m ill will AffnroJ Hoilvi dally 41©r©TOrot ings are ready for the barns, two of said business during please * “ a'’° champ,On of*whteh h a w 'b^""reburK? The ^ * ü X n ° rMrav M r '^ x ï prodding "ate; and any amounts paid by started his U*"8« I ’M* One factor which will' school, month -before her fatal illness. the .W ™ î tk r. iit« ’ T « T . . Z L. — Jveryone is that County Superin- showman. 3 the —iZ from erass » no- op- 1he taxpayer — v - jv - to the United Stat- Mr Neasham la doing commercial ______________ sheriff®' posse is arranging for •ess deductions Rom (Spjss^op- ® j t' Harry Hartley won first on me several truck loads of sawdust to tendent Wily W. Kntghten is Î X n Î ¿ r ^ ' n î d t M n « , by the of Moro as excise, occupational Mr and Mrs Lloyd Royce and fairly sure that he will secure a dium Hereford, first on Shbrt- be put in the arena to keep the- hom, second in Hereford show- MT*- * ° ‘ b^ siness taxes levied or im- family, accompanied by Mr« Ca- |wnd Instructor. This man will dust down and make for aofter be available In Wasco at schedule m - 8hLP -«Da^ v ^ H e r e f o r d k p5ld H«hUn« for 6078 who m x imposed upon the sale or distrlbu- therine Sonnenberg. were business e n th on his shall be payable on or d ?n. ProP«rty or services in visitors in Yakima over the week hours. stay on their mounts. 'onBorstel had tenth on his med- h ereu n d er snan o r .. said C ity of Moro, Frew the Observer, Sept. U , 1807 — The plant from which the fair end. before the last day of each> "J00 Nothing Id this um Hereford, LeRoy Martin el will be shown will be more mo ordinance shall TWo big combines, with teams Dinner guests at the home of eventh on light Hereford, Terry dern than ever and the show Itself ly period to the treasure be don trued as req requiring a license Mr and Mrs F. S, Lamborn on of 32 horses each, passed through R q (J£ of Moro. The taxpayer, on or Bucholtz twelfth on light Here of the first ° r the Payment of a license fee Sunday were Mr and Mrs Bernice this city Sunday evening. C. H will be one of the most complete ford and fourth on Shorthorn ever presented, ssy members of the w of 1946 during ** U x’ or tho doing of any act Guy and Mr and Mrs J. Olsen Belshee was moving west, and monthly period and Edwin Balslger fifth on An the fair broad who are anxious Also, Mr Mr and and Mrs Mrs Del -Calbreth applies, and wh,ch wou,d constitute an unlaw- of Portland. Also, Calbreth was moving east.. gus. to make this first post-war fair b efo re th e last *ul b u rd e n or in terfe ren c e in vio- Albert Dormaier and their iit o t o Main street at the railroad cros- Crushing of more rock for coun- » Of the eleven steers taken eight one to remember. 7^ . v w r ,ation of the constitution or the daughter, Maxine Frances. Betty /in g lacked one inch of bring a s S lflws of ' « * ' U m tM 'sta t^ ', "or T t a ^ h U r 'd T M r ¿ d W wider ¿ a n n e ^ i r y " ’t o ’ et road\ ^ ' L bL £ ° ln* placed »" **» m° ney plans of Rogers Construction sn»U ma«e rpvpnue which would not be consistent Mrs Fred Dormaier was also a the big machines pass. **8; w l‘h the constitution or laws ot gueat , Miss Elsie Thompson, long and company materialize A pit was P™ the State of Oregon. Miss Ruby C. Ball, who will favorably known in Sherman co- Bhot on the Claud Thompson AAA MEN HERE ceding whole calendar year, sign teach in the high school of her par- farm Wednesday afternoon and »«1» - tb? mp name * to vw c — Section 12. Any - - pesgon - violating ------« ............... — Wasco ---------------------T - - uniy — died at the . home T --------w— A . John Shepard, a member of the and transmit ♦ o,,v«r nf thpflfcV same of Moro, the to- or failin8 to comply with any of this season, arrived Sunday after- enta, Mr and Mrs Jack Thompson th* cruriier iq expected Btate AAA board and Al Gelss ’ V- - 5$ f -7 n ■ i wHh n navment of the tax the Previsions of this ordinance noon and is making - her home In Portland Saturday aged 20. taken from the pit will be ^ ^ ^ t e d a meeting Wednesday The carnival will be in the flat g ath er w i t h ^ a 3 f the or any lawful rule or regulation w ith . Mrs Augusta Huckin. EG Barzee was busy In Moro U8ed surface the road from afternoon at whlch about 35 farm being com- ad°Pt*d bV the city treasurer Mr and Mrs Robert C. Ratliff Monday. He and Tom Peugh are Moro to the Harmony school school erf? hegrd flbout crop ir^m.ranp* during the fair, on Second Street beiow Main and on Pump Street m onth y pe „ p u rs u a n t thereto, shall ha h«»rp making male in a • a pursuant be dppmfwi deemed and three riaurrtxtar-a daughters moved here « record with their thrir hl» big house hoU8e w hich was graded last 7 d ____ 8ome ______________________ Slgn7 COntraC?'..t,0..U‘lra between First and Second. So’ pleted. guilty of a misdemeanor, and u p - recently from Vancouver/ Wash., thresher around Wasco "Pring In preparation for rock J>y the gOVernment’s crop insurance declded council at its Tues- in / ~ ’‘rem the GVJennial, ’17 harvest time. It is expected that ]an for the required three year “ 7 7 ^ 7 '— nrtmr nrmwr- o fT r iT u x p W e r ' uxed" u ^ “^ x - on “ n'\lc:ion ' 7 reof ,s ha" >» t>nd are making U - r home ---------- --------------- ---- Sept - house. Mr , Th« B am itt Auto d m p a ^ la “ “ Improvement w ill be m ade ^ rlf)d Jo h n handle day " ' ^ ¿ " 'T l' Y .l r ^ n R lR t ^ b . ¿Lor'» craw operating revenue du"*shed by a flne not to e ™ * « Mrs Helen Dingle’s paV C I g P*" . >____ S IO O O O 00 n r o r h u by' ' i m Im n r p i e riso n r m n m n n en l t i n in R a tliff »_ u « new coach and In-tthe name of a new Arm In The “ J ¿ 7 $100 la . the ,,a v Canyon road while the .. insurance ---------- in « Sherman . ---------------- at ations county hiring extra police and arranging 0 keep and enter in a proper the city lail not to exceed 30 davs. 8tructor in the Wasco high school. Dalles formed by C B v and Ira rOck ,8 avallable 80 near n until September 28 when all ap- for the town to be cleaned up book or set of books or records, 4 P''“ 11«” 9 J n t J'he/ a™2 somewhat before that even t an account which shall always ne or by both such fine and impri- ' Mr and Mrs T. Lester Johnson and J Golden Barnett to hflMlto --------------------- er la to participate for the 1947 Fln#I passage of d t y ordin M traveled to Eugene last week to Hupmobile and Chevrolet cars ««« ■ r» J C open to the Inspection of the city sonment. city Section 13. This ordinance fol- attend the meeting of the State Bert and Lloyd Baker era sell- 1 6 A C l l 6 r S r O U D d 1*01/ winter wheat crop. treasurer or hi« authorized agent, ances 121 and 122 which levy a and members of the city council lowing the date of its approval, Bar association. They returned /n g Dodge and Studebaker cars Arthur Cummings, of Dodge tax on electric companies and7 and report Dodge salet to Bill G fd c lp S c h o o l and from which said officer or his shall be published once in the Wednesday. City, Kansas, representative of give PPAL a street llghtftl6^»to Ltent may verify the return made "Sherman County Journal”, a Mrs Thomas Moore Earl Olds. by the taxpayer. - weekly Pr‘n,ted- a?d ter' Bcverley ’ were _ v * isito a -*■ t" “ S e y p — l - loads of lumber and ■ School will open at Moro Mon- { ¡ e ^ w X ^ a y ‘^ t ^ N U r t '<£“ L n * t l X X m X s ' ^ « ^ t a I h S *** _____ — *a r._ — - • •— Section 6. If any taxpayer fails yublif hed ° f / ¿ nPFa circula‘ the home of Mr and Mrs Carl ^ t e r i a l arrived Sun<tey: «H B ttg KIgh school is short of teachers. Oregon agent for that or- paper. to make said return or If the city ‘' ^ J . ^ ^ ' g X n t h l s 10th ^ ' " » ^ M r a w iStom H u ll« mornln« even though the ganjMtlon. He is^ n a tour of the The next meeting of the council Moro, Sbermap OregBB, to Ikenee for the oro- SeCtton#2 ?i?««C^ S n a n c e save v ito n s of this - deciarea w “en othefwMe ! ¡L the o f clearly apparent definitions text, the ^ lowl shall be applied wnenever The w o r t / per«^1 __ Zhall be used in thia , . $ “company”, ' “co-partnership’’ vHAud” ^ ^ j M llv id a a l^ and m aun« th e business wer fru^nj**** ¡B S ^ o r svrt»™ for Of o p e r a t i n g " 7 l<™ • “ * T- «VM M O TI to make said return or pay tne tax herefor within ten <14» days after the same shall become due, the city treasurer shall ascertain the amount of the tax due and shall notify such taxpayer there- of, and such taxpayer shall be liable therefor, in any suit or action by the city for collection thereof. The city treasurer shau attorney, in also notify the city attorney writing, of the name of such de- Hnquent taxpayer and the amount due from such taxpayer, arjd said officer shall, with the assistan ce the city treasurer, collect the »^7 9 thU tla BMMB A «sr. B Otker B to t CnishcF Site r Blown Wednesday Council Vote* Place For Fair Carnival 'MW * ”1'the 0<0t 1«, treasurer is dissatisfied as to the Pa™“ J " » ¿ ¿ 5 ,948 ® i. l a toe pracU“ '!y * There Is yet need for a coach west to ,earn of conditions here correctness of the return of any Xt^roV« l Uh^7 i 0lh dav of Sco- u ® " T m H nltti’ ™ ™ ts Mr at laat rePorts and P ^ W 9 f“r particular!^ in relation to wheat, correvu»«*» — A pproved t Approved this loth day of Sep- home of Mrs Hulltx parents, Mr FroM obaew r imt another teacher. In the grades _________ _ taxpayer* said officer or h is ag __ wriivpntpr and Mrs Ed Feldman. The annua! Sherman county all positions are filled with the i______ ent may . enter the the premises ut temDer, i»46. Giles L. French. n, D Mayor . Mr and Mrs Arthur Sargent teachers institute N t o ; held at hiring of Mrs W ily Knlghten to GRASS VALLEY NEWS said taxpayer at any reasonable a Attest: C. n 11^ 68 are ^ >ending a few d®78 in Port* Moro Monday and M todqy this teach the seventh and eighth w n Barnett and time for the purpose of inspecting Mr and Mrs W' D’ Barnett and City Recorder week direction W jtawrence grades. Mrs Grace Zevely will taxpayers books or records ot ac Mr and Mrs A. H. McIntyre s u p e r i n ■* leach the fifth and sixth grades, Mrs Harold Owens were visitors count to ascertain the amount of ORDINANCE NO. 122 AW vxrvv^TWTAwy |lrove to Weston Tuaeday o n b u s- J N Landry til .eifceetlng to e x - Mrs Merle Becket the third and in The Dalles Monday. Mrs Har the tax or to determine the cor AN ORDIN ANCE a u th o riz in g iness. They returned the , same <j.hpr»e team at the co- fourth and Mrs Orville Yocum old Owens stayed with Mrs John rectness of such statement as the Pezzeti returning home Tuesday may .exam ine anrt directing the execution and day fc unty to r s St Redmond and at of Wasco the primary grades /light. anv Derson under; oath, adminls- delivery in the name and on. be- Mr and Mrs Max William« left prineville Bill Hahn of Sunnyside, Wash., tered by said officer or his agent, half of the City o f Moro, Oregon, Tuesday afternoon to spend aev- Migg Ngom| y oun- Several veterans of World War came last Tuesday to visit John ‘ matters inquirea of a contract with Pacific Power ^ rai days at the Pendleton Round- yanGUder w ei» S S r ie d Monday touching the r« n II are applying for land under ^Buether. Bill and John were bud- time and place * I^rht Company, a corporation, Up. - - - ----- Septombcr 12 M the home of C.C. proJect-at on the same ghlp durlng th. into, mây fix a of the cor- providing for th e furnishing by _ _ _ Mr and Mrs M. Anderson and young, bi the bride for an investigation tifooiaTleft Tu,e ,ake- Sunday is the last day war. ‘ r ^ w i s “ of ~the’ return, and may «aid Pacific Power & Light Com- daughter of Chico, California »rere PortUnd , for filing. Applications are avail- Mr and Mra Guy Haynea and iMue a subpoena to the taxpayer pany to said City of electric light- overnight guests at the h o m e of ghortly after the y The^ «ble at Wily Knighten’s office Mr and Mrs Bill Shaw of Yam- or anv othrt person, to attend ing service upon the streets, high- Mr and Mrs Andy Shearer Mon- vlglt w|th frj£ a « „„ or the Journal office. hill were over night guess at the upon such investigation, and there way« and public places within day. \ " wm make t B < w e st o f . Mesdemea and Messers Arden home of Mr and Mrs A. A. Dun- testify under oath administered the corporate limits of said City Miss Patricia Hllderbrand vis- the old Squires, Lamer Sayrs and Marius lap Tuesday night on their way h 7 said officer or his agent, m for 41 period of ten years from lted with friends and relatives Wagc0 TViiimn went huckleberrving on to Pendletorf to the Round-Up. regard to the matters Inquired and after the effective date of <n Sunnyside Washington , t h e ------- ---------- Miss Cassie Holmes o f The Dal- require this Ordinance, a copy of the con- first week in September. On her Alec McLeod and too, David, M t Hood Thursday. into and f by subpoena any~ person to pro- tract so authorized btfng set forth return home, her cousin, $ Miss left Tuesday for Eugene where Ted Thompson received his dis- les spent Sunday at the home of her father, Sam Holmes. i » M r insoectioo such books.Jn this ordinance, and declaring Helen Matthias, accompanied her David will enter the university, charge from the army after ser- ___ __ ____________ ____ _________ Mr and Mrs Paul Goddard and and naoers as may oe such service essential to the se- for a weeks visit In Wa«co<4. Mr and Mrs Ernest Woods and ving 17 months overseas and re- $ reeorda and papers C R y v fslto ___ _______ m T t the*hoine"of J i/a n d chUd™l“d r o ^ to.'pQrtlilOd Sator- turned home Wednesday «evening family left Tuesday for Portland farming at and the coast for a few days va- PXZt?^n’ 7 If the city treasurer, and its inhabitants,_____________ Mrs j. T. Johnson over the Labor day to ahow the heW daughter to do again resume his cation before school »tarts. UF"T or upon check- Continued on page two day week end were Mr and Mrs relatives In th« rity. Monklapd. » •t". will be held October 8 at whfch time a city caucus will be M id to nominate a ticket of candidate« fOr th© November election. Ttt pe chosen are one mayor, one treasurer, three councilman tofDl - e „ -------- ------- |h places — held — by — Coudlmen Douma, Wright and Kenny. Patty O’Meara B«y» *W**^(««*-— f * w ‘ A Armv Dock* * Patty O'Meara of Wasco was «J* who bought thei Puc»“ goygn tn ent. veteransJ»uyfa<grtr. of thMfc b o y M lW M K the he h a , been touring the bla river lately, Many Hocks were ver wBm to move flan fretP t m j y t o l t o market, others w ere bonght^JR sportsmen and some for toe t« 4 a and tires, says the Portlam| p6to4 ot WAA. , t JL j i,4« ■ut» >— OMir toBW gft
