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SHERM AN COUNTY. JOURNAL, MORO, OREGON
FRIDAY, JULY 23, 1D48
Mrs John Parker, took the
train in The Dalles early Thurs
day morning for Portland where
W. S. Powell and daugther she will spend the remainder of
By Mrs George Fox
Opal are expected home next the week visiting friends and
week from a trip to Alaska. transacting some business.
Mrs Leonard Jordon was in
Mrs Gladys Morrison and her KHood River last Tuesday attend
They went to Whitehorse by
Ixiat and up the Yukon by river mother, Mrs L. V. Moore went to ing the funeral of her uncle. It
where Mrs was falsely reported that Mrs
boat and on their return flew Portland Friday
to Fairbanks and Nome before Moore saw an oculist in an at Jordon took over her postoffice
tempt to improve her vision.
starting back.
duties last week, but will do so
Next Tuesday Bill Coons and
Tuesday morning-
Mrs Jordon
John
Foss
has
donned
the
other members of the Sherman green apron of grocer at May’s just helped out last Monday
County Riders club will be in
in the absence of Mrs. while the assistant postmistress
Rufus to relieve riders from the grocery
Clarence
and says he’s Mrs W. E. Rice took the day off.
Fort Dalles club and carry some going to Mersinger
Visiting from Wednesday to
keep
the
town going
invitations to governors of Id even if he has to work
to do it. Saturday at the farm home of
aho and Montana to attend the
Mr and Mrs Tom Saxton have Mr and Mrs Charles Kuypers
Oregon City centennial of the* moved
to the house owned by was his mother Mrs Elizabeth
admission of the Oregon country Mike Mitchell
from the Buckley Kuypers of Rufus.
as a territory.
schoolhouse
southwest
Mr and Mrs Carrel Benett re Valley where they lived of Grass
Mr and Mrs E. C. Eaton and
wihen
turned home Sunday from a visit he was driver of that school bus. children Wayne, Gail, Neal and
with ihs father and mother near
tyr and Mrs E .'R . Barzee are Elaine left Saturday evening to
Tacoma. They brought home a here for the harvest sftison on be overnight guests of a sister
of Mrs Eaton’s in Washington.
car to better get around the the ranch.
county*
Wily Knighten, Dick Oveson They expected to be back in the
Keith Thompson, Phil on Bor- and Wayne Melzer were at the Rufus grocery Monday morning.
stel and Joe Harvey went to Mt- Hood camp above Hood River
Spending Thursday night at
Gresham Wednesday to play Le Saturday night and made the the home of Mrs Hydron’s par
gion baseball with a team made climb up the mountain until the ents, Mr and Mrs John Mathie-
up mostly of players from The party met the slides that sent son were Mr and Mrs Harry Hy-
Dalles.
dron and family of La Grande.
them back down again.
Mrs RonaW Powell went to
A number pf (the people of the
McCoy to visit her parents, Mr
Rufus community attended the
Cotton Clearance
and Mrs L. H. Nahouse last week
funeral of A. B Potter which was
end and left her daughter there
Now
in
Progress
held
in The Dalles last Wednes
until after harvest.
day.
Mrs Clarence Mersinger reft
Values Unlimited
Mr and Mrs David Reid of
Wednesday for Chester, Montana
The
Dalles motored to Gresham
Greta, The Dalles, Oregon
on receipt of word that her dau
Saturday July 17 where they at
ghter, Mrs Charles Green, was
tended the wedding of their dau
ill and needed her assistance.
ghter Veda to Robert Johnson.
Tom Fraser went to his Pen
The young couple will make
dleton ranch Tuesday morning
their home in Portland.
to start harvest. Orville Butler
went with him to drive truck.
Mrs A. C. Riley accompanied
LAWYER
by
her grand daughter Bonnie
Mrs Grace Wallan lef Tuesday
WASCO
MORO
Bray of I-a Grande has spent
morning for Garfield, Washing
ton to make her home perman
ently with her brother, S. W
Shoemaker, who had driven down
with her to get her things.
Mrs B. H. Roberson and son,
Jimmie, left Saturday for Salt
T here’ s the bus station, and newspaper
Lake City, Utah, to visit awhil*1
with an aunt there.
Men to put up hay and help get
agencies, O re g o n ia n , Journa I, .0 , ro n icle
ready for harvest have not been
so plentiful this year although
and M H S O p tim is t to o , and the p u b lic
there is no great shortage. Sever
al farmers can yse a man who
do not have one.
phone, and magazines and we feed y o u
Powells In Alaska
Rufus News
T. Lester Johnson
W e do lots of things
Judge D. N. Mackay, who sen
tenced Julius Brehm to the pen
itentiary writes to state that he
recbfn mended no parole for
Brehm.
Mr and Mrs Merrll Oveson
and Bob Hoskinson drove to
Portland on business for the ex
periment station Thursday re
turning the same day.
Mr and Mrs Keneth Young are
in McMinnville this week to
visit with her parents who live
near there.
Delegates chosen to represent
the Moro Woman’s club at the
state convention are Mrs Darwin
Van Gilder, Mrs Paul May and
Mrs Collis Moore. Alternates are
Mrs Earl Gentry and Mrs Max
Mr and Mrs W. A. Hayes and
family are going to move to
Madras early next month or as
soon after as they can get lo
oted He has a building contract
near that town and expects to
buy n Irrigated Harm.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to express our gratb
tude and appreciation to the
many friends and neighbors for
their solicitude and beautiful
floral offerings, during the illness
and death of our husband and
father Mr. A. B. Potter.
Mrs. A. B. Potter
George A. Potter
Mr and Mrs Guy Weedman
Mrs Mayme Elliott
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Transient and
ig brothers are
lly invited to
with us.
eo Watkins, N. G.
>hn DeMoss, Secretary
s i r r s w
no . w . olrs .
Meets every second and
fourth Thursday in each
month; visiting members
Invited. Moro, Oregon
auline Douma W. M.
;dna Melzer, Secretary
r i ^ d g e No. 121 A-F. & A M
Meets on the 1st and
3rd Thursday evenings
each month. Visiting
members cordially in
vited to meet with us.
Irving Hart, W. M.
, B. Pinkerton, >ecretary__
e Rebekah Ixidge
2nd and 4th
ays of each
u Visiting
ers welcome.- ,
i Belshe N. G
Houston, Sec.
riders
Pretty * pony expre
buckskin
wearing
traditional
suits such as is modele ri by Au-
dreylou Webb, 19-year old candi-
date for Oregon City centennial
No. 11«
candidate Arlyss Van Ranst, 20.
from Gladstone, Oregon, takes a
tuck in the over-size buckskin
reing modeled, by Miss
trouser
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the past week with her son in
law and daughter Mr and Mrs
Gordon Reid. Mr. Riley was to
come from Portland Tuesday to
pick up his wife andr-grand dau
ghter to accompany him home.
Gary Reid also accompanied his
grand parents to La Grande
where he will stay until the har
vesting is done.
Mr and Mrs A B. Christenson
and 4son Ronnie are visiting with
Mr and Mrs Harland McDonald
this week. "Their home is in Port
land. <
From the latest reports Mrs
Pearl Jones is feeling pretty
good, but the doctor thought she
should stay in the hospital for
a while yet. Mrs L. C. Meyers is
also still in the hospital.
Mr and Mrs Jack Riley of LA
Grande stopped in last Wednes
day at the Gordon Reid home
They were moving to Corvallis
where Jack is to attend summer
school.
Mrs Don Macnab has been
with the flu for several weeks,
but is better now. She has Mrs
Fred Merritt helping her during
the harvest season.
Stanley Pearson who has been
making his home with his bro»
ther in law and sister, Mr and
Mrs Harland McDonald
left
on the streamliner from The Dal
les for Saranac Lake, New York,
where he is studying X-ray- H»s
mother, Mrs S. Pearson of Port
land was up visiting for a few
day at the McDonald residence,
before Stanley left for New York.
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