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SHERM AN COUNTY
JOURNAL. MORO, OREGON
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1000
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Mr. an d M rs. P a t K elly of h e r
daughter.
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W illard
Mr. an d Mrs. J . S. Newcom b
P o rtlan d s p e n t F rid a y visiting Rolfe an d fam ily.
retu rn ed F rid a y from Low ell
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visiting th e ir son in law and
dau g h ter «Mr. and Mrs. W ayland
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M ri>and MYs. John Reckm an
are the p a re n ts of a daughter
born Sunday Novem ber 5 a t th e
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Dalles >«>spfcl.
Miss Jackie R io t a n a a in e n o f
cam e up from Portland^
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the w eek end w ith h e r p arents,
Mr. and M rs. R alph R ust.
Mr. and Mrs. a N. Ruggles
have as th e ir guests his b ro th er
s ta r r Ruggles fron\ J tay ^ >.1'
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his dau g h ter from P rin ev in e.
The football game
against
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Jefferson at M o r o , S a t u r ­
d a y , A r m is t ic e day.
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IMPORTANCE <4 “ CRAIN SANITATION“
IS STRESSED ON CURRENT PACIFIC
northwest TOt r op union pacific
KAILROW'S AGRICULTURAL CAR.
Robert O. Pletcher
Cr. Sanitation Com.
Crop Improv. A moc .
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after the game go to
Blums
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T his is a n official photograph
of the Oregon Suprem e C ourt
Justices, reading left to rig h t in
front row: Jam es T. Brand, J. C.
Bailey, H all S. Lusk, Chief Ju s
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David H. B rannon
B it. Entomology §p.
Wa»h. State
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. . . At Witlhrms . . . .
Roland
B it. j Ei k s
University
Kenneth Morrison
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Now comes our greatest
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enjoyed the g a m e s' and late r California visited at the hom e of
elder, punch and doughnuts w ere his b ro th er In law artSisWte ,
“ S £ and Mrs. Paul Bay.es and X
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his fam ily.
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Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Davis and
fam ily of Condon, w ho *w ere
v isitin g a t th e Sam Davis hom e
left F rid a y for P h oenlA Arizona
to spend the w in ter.
T he W om en’s club
hom e of Mrs. D. J .. Ren»J£®
last T uesday afternoon.
Tnose
p rese n t w ere M esdam es TV •
Rolf«, E arl Olds. H arold EaW n.
W allace May and H erm an zieg-
ler. Mrs. Rolfe, p resid en t p r *
sided a t the m eeting.
F ren ch of Moro w as the speak
er. He spoke on th e m easures.
Mr. Reynolds w as p rese n t ror
th e talk. R rfresh m en ts w ere ser-
ved a t th e close of the m eeting.
The next regular m eeting 'of the
club will be held a t th e hom e o f
Mrs. Rolfe T hursday afternoon
N ovem ber 16.
Mrs. T. M. Rolfe and Mrs.
F ra n k vonB orstel attended the
Republican m eeting held a t the
W om en’s club room s in Moro
last T u e s d a y .'
Archie C antrall and K enneth
C rew s w ere business visitors in
Portland Tuesday.
November Shoe
M ry and Mrg
W allace May'
HowJ R lyer Sunday
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of Rev. an d Mrs. A. I . K j ^ e r
Oi»g«h .
Mr. and Mrs. Jo h n R u st w ent
M r. and Mrs E arl Ha
y
About 100 attended th e Hallo to The Dalles Sunday and b ro t
Mollala w ere business
w e e n p a rty a t th e Legion hall . th eir d aughter G eraldine hom e
here T hursday.
r ln K ent Tuesday evening, spon- from th e hospital w here she w as
Rpv and Mrs Archie McNeills sored by the Legion and auxili- taken F rid a y evening suffering
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dAuchter of Cannon Beach ary. T he children enjoyed game ; from shock a n d 'b ru is e s caused
ctavin<r this w eek at th e w hile the older people visited. w hen
car she w as riding in
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R efreshm ents of cider, dough- ran lnt0 th e back of a tra ile r
Mr" and Mrs F red Cox retu rn - nuts, apple and candy w ere ser- ln t he fog as they w ere com ing
ed home last T uesday from a ved.
’ from Moro to G rass Val,e^
five w eeks trip to M issouri and
and Mrs. H erm an P eters
Mr and M rs- F ra n k vonB orstel
K ansas w here they visited rela flnd gQn A rden Misfi Connle w u . w ent to P ortland S atu rd ay on
•tlves. They visited th e A m erican gon and* Roy H arvey left Sat- business and on Sunday they
Royal livestock show In K ansas u rd ^ y for Salem. T hey stopped visited his m other, Mr». Maggu-
Clty. M issouri w hile there.
On
Mola„ a w here
ataycd to rlto v o n B o rstel a t Oregon City
th eir w ay hom e th e y stopped 8 visit his parents, M r. and M rs. and stopped a t Boring on th e ir
H iaw atha. K ansas and visited
H arv ey , golng On to Salem way hom e to v isit Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and M rs.,G lenn K arnes and w here lh£y w ere guests of h er W hrrgn C rutcher a n d fam ily,
fam ily. T he K arn es’ w ere forrrter aigter
r . q . H offm an and
Mr. and Mrs. H.
O. Dugger
resident« of Gitass Valley.
fam ily. Mr. Peters, A rden and w ent to T he Daflea
C harles Perrigo cam e hom e Mf H offm an a tte n ded the foot- they w ere din n er guests a t the
F rid ay evening frpm Coulee Dam
T hey visited th e ir son hom e o f MrB. E lsie Patjens.
to spend the w e e k e n d h ere w ith
Jp wh* k a stu d en t a t
Mrs. M aude G a rre tt andI Jam es
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B ernard M artin wenV to Port-
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land W ednesday for m edical at- Bend S a tu rd a y to spend the w eek
b r a s s V a lle y .
ten d o n retu rn in g T hursday.
end w ith h e r e t e t o r a n d husband.
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MrB Orville Ruggles gave a
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Halloween p a rty for h e r Sun- w e n t ' t o Salem
The young people from K ent day school class a t the Jack
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and G rass Valley w ere h o s U a t H om er home Tuesday evening.
u niversity,
a Halloween p arty o t the 1OOF. Sixteen youngsters enjoyed the den1
<&nday
hall Tuesday evening* About ,0 gam es
and
re fre s h m e n t,
of
B ernard M artin 8nd Mrs.
ayn d nG r ^ v ea lle y m a X d Oed all “
“d H a y L P of Los Angeles, Owen E a k ln ^ w e n t t c ^ P o r t l a n d
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tlce, and George Rossm an. Back
row , E arl C. L atourette, A rth u r
D. Hay and new est m em ber Har-
old J. Warner.
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w ere dinner guests Sunday a t
» Hallow een p a rty w as held the hom e of Mt. and Mrs. Don
grade room Tuesday Sm ith on th eir w ay from The
afU rnoon
X m th e children, Dalles w here they vteited Mrs.
dressed ln costum e, played games. P hdfer^atJL he— ggPjg_
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fop refreshm ents.
ftnd Mrg
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and chlldren w ere in The Dalles
w here M rs. P ayne had
tfte b u rn s on h er arm i l r e s ^ d s
Newly Decorated Rooms
y,h jch 8b e received last week
from $2.25 up
ghe splashed h o t grease
hep grm ghe ftnd the child-
Coffee Shop
Dining Room
Garage F acilities
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