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« Jr Î .... " X ' *' " ’ ' « " *........ COVNTÍ JOLKA.U, iiilllo « u m " FRIDAY, m t ' V ' A ; > V *<• 2^/ Y 1«, i t i Fisa s ■ I •4 ■ during the wekend. While to spend several days in Portland, epet the holiday weekend at the Mrs Elizabeth Kuypers is^heip«. Jdrs Wily Knighton, home from. they attended the wedding Neal and Gayle Eaton are visit- home of Mr McClain’s brother ing Mrs Charles KUypers during Monmouth where she has been f 'i of Mrs Gordon Reid's brother, ing at the home o( their grand and family, Mr and Mrs Delbert the harvest season while she ’s attending summer schopl. *- ;L JaefeRUey. r - * Y * mother in Troutdale. McClain in White Salmon, Wash, recuperating from an operation M n carl Scherrer and daugh '<*r Fourth of July weekend guests Mr and Mrs Claud Wristen and M . Mrg Jack Rogers of Mrs Cora York la here from, < **w ters, Katie Gelser, June and Mar- of Mr and Mrs R. N. Guilford family left Thursday evening on porUand were weekend visitors F 5rtlanl nlo A ' garet Scherrer, left for Montana me * -r. were Mrs Guilford's niece and an extended trip to parts of Wash- a( the home of Mr and Mrs James at the Bill Andrews home. , Thursday to visit relatives there family, Mr and Mrs C. A. Ban- ington, Idaho and Canada. Tate ___________ ________ for a ^ N k . ' -v’ croft of Portland. v Mrs Rose Wehe of Oakland, M* and } Miss Doris Jones and Claud of and Mr, W. A. Morris, Mr Calif., spent several days last Da Mr and Mrs T H. Tnm P r ^ and Bayer ®Pent the weekend in the and am bfckie and Hai-y Da7ta ,n d Mr Mr* --kA Mr X «• nV >xi Mrs Mra Ra>’ Brown- Mr Mra week’at the home of and “ r ^ " gcl j“ r® "s ” ^ r_and Mrs Tom. Pre^® valley visiting relatives. ; son, Tommy, were here Saturday _____ , , w ire J X y “ «he Frank Ada,na and ,am11’ Guilford. aI£ & ond Mrs Jam es T ate en- Jam es T ate — en of Portland yw sw »1 a t uie hngton, U u„ w „ „ . m Mv. McClaln of zlllah, • and Mr . ond . . Mrs ------------ ' ;><Mad Sunday from California. or l ortland were guesis Mr r and Mrs William My ----- ----------- --------- - -v joyed a picnic Sunday at Fleck AT WIL8ON PIT George Fox home Prom Thursday Mrg R o ^ Byrd and A stork shower In honor of Mrs SHANIKO NEWS -------- ----------- _ _ _ and wash., and Mr and Mra Arvo orchard. to Monday. M rs t H . M artin and giris O ttS boy* motored to Toppeniah, r r ----------» Wn.( - • Klayala r u d y d lt t m l O M u i u , Wash., »» « a * .., were - «i» /ames P h lto and daugh- Mr and Mrs Vernon Potts AND fowls » f it * a_ D„„»l T awm . . of . Yakima, . . _ e_. .c . «___ e _ .« ..« ... y homeSrhen Mesdames Thompson, and children of Waplnltia end weekend visitors In the home oS visited at the Claud Coats &*d MesdamS Thompson w ™' Marjorie and Peggy accom home^wie» Mesdaases inompson, . . __ u a n n in n » t ON COLUMBIA B IV W " Prkttw and and frandaughtor, Linda Byrd, Mr and Mrs Harvey McClain C hester Coats homes Tuesday af- Charge Bullard. vnaries Charles Adlard toM aupin Bat. ¿ Mr » and j o Ä a w s - o Mr. f-G S T w e re Charles Buuara, ^uiaru - - Mr and Mrs Harvey McClain ternoOn. S H “ , m ™ H e n r i k “ “ " to Moor^whlle w a X for her Miss Darlene Sm ith was dis a r r W by Lapin« Rebekah Lod v S i n B»nnn»d in M oro buabajU who was getting a load Fox hoil'e3' *“ “ “ a‘ missed Saturday from The Dalles eets 2nd and 4th P h on e 405» The Da»«» hospital w here she has been con Mr an^M rs Basil Bains of Van- plane Saturday fro I/xj Angeles, T M uesdays o f each P hone 40» W a*» fined for th e past week. •nos at ■ ---- - ecuver were guests of Mrs Bain’s Calif., to spend a three week va month. V viair na g mem isit'n Ml» Margmet Olson went to Mr a^ d Mrs Trace Fields cettonat the home of hte parents, S " S 1“ “ “ Ml. MW« oi™> » Prank. Antelope to visit the Bothwlck Y . weeken(j ? Mr and Mrs R. N. Guilford. . Irma Johnson, NG ; Mrs Mulleit' and son, family who were Sunday after- — _> Mrs Hail Guests of «<. Mr and Mrs James Hall of Potlatch. Idaho was r>i.M Clara uns,«tA« Houston, Sec. F ^ r i h ^ S e o T t e ? ™ D. j f f * * * « «>e W. A. Rees Fox over the 4th were Arnold • visitor last week at the home r X p e r t of Troutdale and Mr and of her daughter ami family, Mr I u i t k a L o d g e N o . 121 A.PA A . a L ./ Meev» on the 1st and *“ * «">* Montana311 They Mr and Mrs Charles Perrlgo Mrs Bill Huck of Twin Bridges, and Mrs Wycliffe Rice. 3rJ T hursday evenings °F Hot ,g ’ fo- i n and Claud Bayer of Grass Valley Mrs Leo Dumler and sons, Wal- Mr and Mrs Ray Brown were of each month- V isiting f vi.it other rela- a" ? -------- ? -------- Jon“ ot Moro lv of 1 Salem were ---- dM ------- -- ----- |y and an(j Dennice 17CI111IVX7 U ---».f visitors In Arlington Thursday. m em bers are cordiallj J • «•-- .* r were Saturday evening guests of vlg|ting her sister, -- Mrs — B lU JiW ’ »'*— Miss Jessie Rice returned to invited to m eet w ith us E. E. Barzee, W. M. ™ P Barnum Mr and Mrs James Phifer. ’ b a n o t h e r relatives last week, her home last week from Potlatch FM rRA*nH hpln with Charles Carrigan was a Monday J o Um ler came up for the week Idaho where she has been visit- Pinkerton, Secretary left Friday for Bend to help with » Mr Dumier came up hw> end to return home with his ing for the past month with her ~ ^ ^ tm thek farm operated vi«itor in The Dalles law Mr and Mrs Gordon _____ Harris /yTWuy ........... \ M oio Lodge N o. 113, Ï.O.O.F. by their an < Barnum, m e y moved Tuesday ,to Odessa, Wn., Meet« 1st and 3rd lie a n d son Mrs Cleo -------------------- -------- - Mr and Mrs Bill Lampert of Mrs Ray Brown, Mrs Rdbert Mr and Mrs Cleo Barnum They . T h , ™ x Par. two or three where the next Thompson & Par- Troutdale were guests of Mr and Byrd, Mrs William Myers and T uesdays in I.O.O.F, expect to be <wo uuxr ^ V a c t is located. Work Mrg James Fox this past week. . Mrg Kenneth Spagle were shop- hall. T ran sien t an «« brothers are1 * m \ « r f ’ U ra J T Jones * left here almost completed and ' Migg Eleanor Fox is helping pem Yakima, Wash., last Wed- visit'ng cordially invited for a two weeks vaca- fH,me are a,ready hooked u*> witn Mrs Gordon Reid dbring the bar- ne8day. - to m eet w ith ua. to the line- vest season. A’ WFHtffe Rice was a visitor at John Lawrence N.G. and other spots . Joe Newcomb of Grass Valley Among those shopping in The home of his brother in Seat- A. R. Kessinfcer, Secretary nrounr ¿nm-tnir Mrs Jones’ ab- waa on business Friday. Bill Dalles Wednesday were Mrs Bru- Ue> Wn., last week. v ^-TJL VanGilder is Brinkert was here Tuesday. Millard and daughters, Lor- Alfred Finley returned to his bcthlehrra Chapter No. 78, 0.1Ì.K M eets E very Second s ix ntore in the postoffice. * Mrs Arthur Schmidt is home rraine and Mrs George Jensen; hom ex Hi Vancouver, B. C. last Dinnks - Pool - Snooker - Fountain U y / V Douma and from Portland where she had Mrs A lu Smith and . daughter week 1after spending several Fourth T hursdays ’n eacu Month. V isitin g Men>l*:t* rinrU were in Prine- for the Pa9t few weeks un* Donna; Mr and Mrs George Fox month s visiting in Rufus. Mrs invited.— Moro. Greg.»a w^kerid to attend the der a doctor’s oare. Her slater, and family; Walter Morris; ,JP |- Finley returned several weeks Genevieve Powell, W. M. ON H A L F A DAY’S N O TIC E W E ’L L G E T A N Y ^ J N D V Li 1 nenhew ‘Mrs Shoemaker accompanied her liam Huck. * * > • ago. ' ***** ‘ L H ^F red Merritt had the mlsfor- ^ j r and Mrs Leonard Jordan Edna M ek er, S e c r e t l y OF D IN N E R YOU O R D ER FO R A GROUP. F U L L F l VIB - hi£ Eric Johnson and other tune^Friday night to overturn his gpent weekend at Paulina C O U R SE D IN N E R W IT H W H A T YOU W A N T IN IT . . .».^ lir u. A. ployes of the Wasco Electric are cr near the old Brock place when f "hotfi^lli Portland last w _ here putting in meters and switch struck new gravel so recently -k Mlgg j | arilyn Miller ie visiting 2 _ Wae a farmer resident o r boxes for the REA members who put »hare there. The car was consider- jn Spokane, Wash, MORE FUN par DOLLAR TT-an county living on the fa n n l\ have the wiring done. * g^iy damaged. The accident ne- Robby White of Willows is visit . f arm near Rutledge. THI SCENIC cessitated taping bis ribs for ■«▼‘.j n g at the home of his aunt and Mr and Mrs Carrel Bennett re GREYHOUND " eral day8< Fred la a brother of A1 uncle Mr and Mrg c A. Tom. turned from Auburn, Washington i f / WAYI < A Merritt at the ola John Day Fsr- Mr> cgfbrine Bolce left Monday '« Monday and are spending the ant ry and has been working for remainder of their vacation at FOR SALE; 2 bedroom house at Leland Medler for the past sev- home.' (W rel drove bulk wheat Wasco. New composition roof, eral months. » truck f<* Collis Moore while he Newly redecorated interior and Mr and Mrs Ronald Macna > A ttorn ey at law end Giles French went to Hart 4.55 Portland ---------- 2.60 exterior. Must have cash. aj< the proud owners of a new '** ‘MbUnttda’ to r the weekend. (P I m Tax) $1050.00 See Chet Barbour, studebaker car. • * ‘ - ^nd Mrs A. B. Christianson, 35c Mr and Mds Gordon Reid ac> G Wasco, Oregon. ' Call ro u / local OvarlaoJ Greyhound MORO «M d ap a rtu ra : for le w — Mrs Clarence Sparling eompaled by Mrs David Reid o Friday W ednesday, m o I o A s m c i i to aorwbat« Monday, Reliable man _ with ■ T hp D alle« v isite d in LeGrande and r , lèrs, Donna and VÍvette WANTED; Afternoons car wanted to call on farmers The _______ - £ went to Portland last weekend. t h e tavern IMMEDIATE Attention to Breakdown« " Ih Sherman county. Wonderful ■ ■ . 'r ~ v ” Mr Sparling and Donna stayed opportunity. $15 to $20 in » >»/• Ih Portland with the Damorfs i « i a K I C O M PLETE AUTOM OTIVE S E R V IC E THB DALLES «fid the rest returned T u e s d a y .1 day. No experience or capital G R E Y H O U N D 211 East Third Street IN D IA A SIK B E R L IN G T IR E S ' required. Permanent. W rite to *’-'~Ba^Ir*'ftoldaway returned from Telephone 3209 S H E L L PR O D U C TS day. McNE8S COMPANY, Dept ____ ka vw iea pse»n»e s t a s is , taa. ’ “M ichigan M onday n ig h t by plane, V A LV O L1N E MOTOR OIL > B,. 2423 • Magnolia' S t, Oakland 3 e B B S E 3 B B H e H S S B E æ ïB H B B E te n œ œ Æ œ a = a r i parents, -Mr and Mrs tHck if , California. by can or barrel 37-8p Holdaway went to Portland to • f u.- *>*'a WANTED: 2 baby calves. Marcus m e e t'h e r.. Sherman Motor & Equipment Co., Inc. <^,v i *Wr Mrs Charles Ruggles Eslinger, Grass, Valley. 37P W . z? m vw • - • t Rufus Family Here With Family Has Visitors From California From Portland SAND & GRAVE LOCKEN C0N51RUCTI0H CO. Ed’s Place J*™ ?' For Steaks Cooked the way You Like Them ' gWW|Mh»r. Tasty Salads — Good Coffee a jj. „ SEE IIS ERR TRDSE EMERGENCE HARVEST REPAIRS George G. Updegrafi end Sat. July 19 FOR 9ALB; 1947 used Studeba -.}•?*>..< *.• S7T». RUFUS GRANGE HALL ker 1 Vi ton truck OR New Ford • they expect to spend a two week« 2 ton truck. Robert Helyer, • • vicition. HANSON’S ORCHESTRA Kent. 37p Mr and Mrs Hollis Bull and oonp and Mrs Bull’s mother, Mrs Thelma Biomquist of Spokane, Wash., weree here last week end tp yislt Mr Bull’s parents, Mr and ‘fir s M A. Bull. t Mr and Mrs E. G. Metteer of W e h a v e a ll m a g a z in e s on s a le Jennlng's Lodge came last Fri • .1 ’ . day-Jo spend a few days visiting C A N D Y : B ro w n <fc H a le y with their daughters, Mrs Ken . - I m p e r ia l Zachary ánd Miss Doris Metteer. ’ They left Wednesday. ' C O N F E C T IO N E R Y Ana jean Knlghten left f o r Monmouth Thursday to spend a. few days and to bring her mother THE TAVERN ■ - --------------- . C H U R C H E S W mc « Metoedrt Church r m. Church School * __ Sermon “Music T h ,t En* “r“ Í Carl E. Stierie, Minister LUNCHES ■ DINNERS liATHB WORK W E L D IN G ^ 000000000c> c< > 30000«»00© 0000000000000 - n ad fa ll pe city block In T h e D alles, fine t b lock s from city cen ter, landsca creek ru n n in g through property, bear- Lxciiuivc features v ie w o f C olu m b ia river and ML fa ll fin ish ed ■'Wnten* boat, bneem ent, au tom atic laundry and fru it room , e n - .^ d in in g room , fireplace, kitchen, and d r e ssin g o il tw o room fiv e upetalre bedroo m s, fireplace olbu bath and waUc-in lin en clo set, fu ll on in finished OP U N IO N P A C IF IC ’S A p p oin tm en t to se e m ay be made through D A IL Y . C ou aty Journal. STEAKS-ROASTS-SHORT ORDEHS-PLATES 10:00 Kenneth Zachary, Manager a a a>i MORO COMMUNITY CHURCH A friendly church Invitds you. j. MacFarlane, pastor. a asa» THE • Wasco Charch of Christ Message “In The Hands of A Gracious God” 1 ' You are welcome! , F. Claude Stephens, minister. C IT Y OF P 0 R T 4 .S W B T his| is the time of year that most JtoJbuy work clothes for harvest M oro, O reg o n Phone 191 FOR SALE ■ 1 im portant ¡member of the familyt the FASTEST TRAIN TO CHICAGO «Ur rt^ly »ttM inliner trom Portland to C hica<o— fo h o « , to ...t b o u n d . . . 41 h o u r . J m inutoo » . . t - to u n d ’ no extra / . r e / C o n n e c tlm •* « Pacific N orthw eat cities. f cook, finds out the faults of her w ork p m. L atest departure, earliest arrival. M inim um tim e lo«fc # shop, otherwise know n as the kitchen. Grass Valley BapUat Charch Sunday school 10 a.m., morning worship 11 a.m. the Moro Community church. Shirts, Shorts, PUIHBING A HEATING Socks, Hats SERVICE I L KIRKELIE MOHO PHONE 3R1 d,,,,,«,.. O< tC. Eun.r.r. BOB AXTELL, dine«. ***•- i • u« Clothes for girls and women and children. Novelties Stationery OWNER A PROPRIETOR Moro Variety & Remedy WVUVAVt «re» I f ...■f ) . »X»V »X f f »' W WW T h ere's a remedy for poorly design ed or old fashioned -kitchens. W re can w ithout charge, on C ity o f P ortiana a tr e sn u ^ ^ 0**^ « S S S S R W S S K S g a stream liners enable you to step off the train W tU and refreshed. supply it on short notice. S Y oungstow n K itchens m a k e w o rk lighter because they arc made just for th a t purpose. T h e y save steps. 4 THROUGH STREAMLINER . . _ _ r ,____ From Portland to Chicago d i r e c t . . . no change« en route. Doily Union Poeifie Possenfer T reln Streomlinar "City F®rt»«i»«r SefctMw M WM ForttasS Uee« L y . Portland 5 :3 0 ,.* . ^ 9:10 p.m. For complete trw l inform»tiou, i « •ilO LOCAL AGENT Cabinets, w all and floor, give neat and handy storage. L et us help you plan a convenient, step-saving kitchen M oro L u m b e r & F uel UNION PACIFIC R A IM O S » • I » F I C 1 F I C - S A T » U N I O N F A € fcgl « • -J >