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SHERM AN COUNTY JOURNAL, MORO. OREGON
FRIDAY, JULY 13, 1*49
Mr and Mrs C. M. Dupree
George Mitchell and Bob Hos-
purchased a
An-
her husband has been tranferr- noon as a means of getting to klnson drove to Portland Wed have
have purchased
a house
house in
in An-
New Daughters Make ed to the Union Oil refinery at gether for an afternoon during
telone
They moved Saturday
nesday on business for the ex and1 Sunday into their new
J
Oleum and that they have mov the summer.
W ily Knlghten left Sunday for periment station.
home and Mr. Dupree will con
ed from Long Beach, California,
Population Grow
Redmond
where
he
was
to
meet
tinue with the work on the
to Martinez, California.
KHANIKO
the
school
superintendent
of
Born:
To
Mr
and
Mrs
Lee
Born: To Mr and Mrs Bill A x
B y Mrs Maude Garrett
tell, July 9, a daughter In the Gunnels, July 6, at The Dalles a Crook county and go on to Eu
Mr
and Mrs W. A- Rees and
Mid-Columbia hospital in The daughter. Mrs Gunnels is a dau gene for an educational confer Mrs Carrigan were Wednesday
ghter of Mr and Mrs Vernon ence to be held this week.
Dalles. Name, Judith Anne.
Mrs Eugene Amidon attended visitors at Grass Valley.
Van Gilder.
Mrs James Phifer and girls,
a
meeting of the Federated
Born: To Mr and Mrs Glen
A state highway bridge crew
Mrs
Maude Garrett and son
Womens’
clubs
in
Portland
last
Virtue, Tuesday, July 11, a is rebuilding the small bridge
daughter In The Dalles.
Name at the upper end of Cottonwood week driving down for the day. Bob motored to Grass Valley
Rev. Gearhart Is now driving Tuesday.
Vicki Diane..
grade.
Mr and Mrs C. S. Hampton
Pete, the 5-year old son of
Earl Gentry took a truck a new car, having returned of he Dalles were guests this
from
a
Portland
trip
with
his
Mr and Mrs Jack Sather of Clat load of stock to the Portland
new week at the home of Mr and
skanie, fell off a two ton roller market, Lester Barnum accom family with a shining
Mrs George Ward.
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on which he was riding with panied him down having ship buggy.
George Me Donald is now home
Clyde
Glllmor
is
taking
the
his father and sister and was ped the larger part of his cattle.
irom Portland and his health is
week
off
and
spending
it
with
run over.
The marks of his Mrs Gentry and daughter Wil
much improved.
head and shoes were left in the ma went to Portland Sunday his wife and son and grandsons
Jim Phifer took the wrecked
at
Beaverton.
i
earth but except for a chipped to remain a few days shopping.
truck to The D^les Tuesday for
A
shower
for
Mrs
Lester
Bar
mastoid he came through with
Miss Donna Kay and Vivette
Frank Wagner. Mr. Wagner al
Sparling came last week from num and Tom and Dick, the so went to bring Jim home.
out injury.
two
boys
they
have
taken
to
John Foss reports that the Portland as Donna Kay is go raise was given Thursday af
Hev. Dix<>n of Prineville held
traffic counter that was on the ing to work as assistant book ternoon at the Barnum country services here at the school house
street a day this week register keeper at the Arstill garage nome with Mrs Orville Ruggles Sunday evening.
ed 1352 cars, which would al this summer. Vivette returned
Bill Garrett went to The Dal
as hostess
i
most make sixty* cars an hour after a few days visit
les
to get the new grill for the
Carl Hall Is now driving the
(Members of the Past Noble
if left for an entire day.
new scales installed at the ware
'
night
truck
for
Flatt
and
living
Words from Mrs Robert Fair- Grand’s club, had a card party in a trailer house with his fam house. The job is completed
field (nee Louise Barzee) is that at the hall last Thursday after- ily of two sons. Tom Saxton is and ready for harvest.
The Ivan Olsen building has
on the Antelope run.
L. V. Moore accompanied by a new paint job on the roof.
his daughter, Mrs Gladys Morri
son returned Tuesday* from a
weeks trip to California going
first to Cherokee, Butte county,
where Mr. Moore was born.
They went on to Berkeley
visit Leonard (Curly) Vincent
who is mechanical superinten
W a sco
Orgeon
dent for Chrysler there, and
his wife. They* returned by way H E A V Y BARB W IR E
While It Lasts.
of the coast.
Meanwhile Mrs
$7.93 a roll
Moore accompanied her daugh
ter and husband, Dr. and Mrs C H IC K E N W IRE
W N Morse of The Dalles to STO CK W IR E
Pendleton, Walla Walla a n d G A L V . P IP E & F IT T IN G S
All sizes
Lewiston:
Mrs Edith Sayrs Is again man BATH TL B S
aging the Moro Variety A Re I^AVATOBIES
medy store while Bill Axtell CI/OSET8 .
S E P T IC TA N K S
helps build an elevator.
George Hamilton and Chet bi- S E W E R P IP E & F IT T IN G S
PLUM BIN G & W IRING
ckels of Madras were in Moro
CONTRACTORS
Monday and reported that while
Still have some good buys in
Irrigated crops were generally
good In that area the wheat floor mod* I ranges, electric re
frigerator» water heater», etc.
was not an average crop.
Judge D. N. Mackay of Lon We Servnr Anything We Selk
Madras, Oregon
don was here Tuesday to take
care of some judicial business
Electric Pumps for any
coming before the circuit court
depth well .
State Representative and Mrs
Let experienced men take
John Hounsell of Hood
care of your well
stopped briefly in Moro while
on a trip with eastern relatives
throuidr this part of the wheat
GRAIN BINS
Nylon hose In the new a a w
highway,
Mrs Maude Garrett received
word of the birth of a grand mer »hades.
daughter bom to Mr and Mrs
R oy Van Fossen of Cambridge
Greta, T H E DA LI ACS
Idaho. ________ __________
eniou a
There's a full measure of pleasure
in everg glass of light and livelq
Blitz Weiuhard. Light, cool, clear
...livelg, refreshing, satisfying.
See - - -
jy. R. Reid & Son
1250 - 1500 - 2050 bu. sizes
FUl.l I INE FARM MACHINERY
/ 7 ft
15 ft. self-propelled
C O M B IN E S
Grain Augers
JEFFERSON COUNTY CO-OP.
Shuttle Board
The newest thing in social games
and <3 pleasant way to use some
time while waiting for a stage, a
wife or one of our good Junchs.
Mrs James Warnock of Bur
bank, California is here to visit
her parents, Mr and Mrs W. v.
Fuller for a few weeks
Visiting at the home of their
aunt and uncle. Mr and Mrs
Chas Adlard, are Barbara and
Gail Elliott of The Dalles and a
fined Dottie Steward of Rufus
WITZ W flN H A V O COM PANY, F O IT IA N O , O DTGO H
M
U S U r n , » * MO X X
M O O -» <AVW r-h®
f 71,500 * * , 0.T W -«*■» «
^(POB. • • • LOADS)
T. Lester Johnson
LAVim
Illl WON
WAJSOO
MORO
Ken Zachary
Want Ad»
From where 1 sit... / y Joe Marsh
POUND: small man’s
wrist
watch with elastic metal band,
left at Journal office.
I
Windy Sure "Stopped
The Show"!
The Other oirht • bench of os
w. « over at Jod»e C unni«h.m .
. „ c h i e f . . « I l «««U ’'“1«
m e i on hie new television «* I
came in âne. bnt Jnat once, the
screen fo t a little .treaky.
Before the Jpdge could touch
the knob to b rief It into focus
old Windy Taylor aUrto fooling
around with the antenna connec
tion. “I can flx th atl“ he aay».
Windy feels so bad, that he ■ pay
ing the bill and has apologized to
the Judge for acting so smart.
FOR SALE: Young saddle hor
ses and chartot team. Vern
Mobley. K en t
35 tfn
From where I sit, it pay* to
practice a little restraint when
ever we get the urge to meddle.
Whether it’s television or a per
son’s right to enjoy a temperate
glass of sparkling beer now and
then—let’s get a good clear "pic
ture” of the real situation before
we cause more harm than good.
WANTED:
Reliable man with
car to serve 800 family route.
We finance you. Write J. R
Watkins Co., 137 Dexter Ave.,
Seattle, Wash.
36-4 lc
Windy fl« d it ail right He
-.topped the .how - for os. and
B e n Ellie had to come oyer and d o
a »20 repair job. ■ er™srs.st!
Copyright' J949, United States Brewer» Foundation
You can get a lunch or a meal
from 6 in the morning until
2 in the morning at
Ed’s Place
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WANTED ! Job driving grain
truck or hauling wheat with
my own 2-ton Chev. N. By-
ington, Hotel Sherman, Wasco
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v 37p
—
THE CAPITOL CITY”
s
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FOR SALE: 2 John Deere rod
weedere, $90 each; 1 Interna
tional $100.00; I Calkins $50.00
all with hitch $2(10.00. Donald
von Bore tel,- Grass Valley, Ore.
36-7p
AT STUD: Pistol Higgins (AQ-
HAJ 3-yr old registered quar
ter horse, champion at Los
Angeles county fair. Fee $50.-
00. Vern Mobley, K en t 35 tfn
FOR SALE: D-6 Caterpillar. Pet
ers & Ginn, Moro.
34-8p
SPETIC TANKS pumped and
built. C. F. Johnson, Phone 613
White Salmon, Wash.
tfn
CUSTOM .SLAUGHTERING —
Meat cutting, wrapping, sharp
freeze. Bring them in any dav
but Sunday. C & C Food Store,
Grass Valley, Oregon.
21tfc
STRAYING and DUSTING by
air, weed control, fertilizer
spraying $1.75 per acre for
plane and pilot Barnett A
Fridley, Wasco, Phone 282. tfn
SHOE REPAIRING— Prompt ser
vice. Leave shoes at Smith s
Hardware, Grass Valley. Glenn
Perry.
FOR SALE— Nnw n vu liable for
Immediate delivery W illy ®
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Jeeps and four-wheel drive
pick-up«.
Complete
w iu ys
Overland line of panels, station
wagons and Jeepsters now
«ensationally reduced In price
Contact Willis Motor Co., Third
and Lincoln Sts., The
22tfq
Oregon.
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