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SHERMAN COVNTY JOURNAL,
Moro Personals
B O R N : T o Mr. a n d M rs. N or-
v al L a n e o f (V eil, a so n , A u g u st
25 a t T h e D alles h o s p ita l.
Mr. a n d M rs. D o n ald T h o m p
so n a n d c h ild re n a r e a t th e c o a st
th is w eek to ta k e o n so m e o f th e
cool a ir in th o s e p a rts .
H a r r y R a g sd a le d ro v e u p fro m
P o r tla n d
M onday to a tte n d th e
f u n e r a l o f M rs. W . C. T o d d a t
G ra s s V alley.
Mr. a n d M rs. V e rn o n M iller le ft
T u e s d a y fo r V a n c o u v e r a n d V ic
to ria , tí. C. to i»?e a few d a y s of
th e
c e n te n n ia l
o b s e r v in g
100
y e a r s of g o v e rn m e n t fo r C a n a d a 's
w e s te r n p ro v in c e .
MORO, OREGON
Elvin Barnum Passes
84th Year
E lv in
B a rn u m
w a s 84 la s t
T h u rs d a y , A u g u st 21, h a v in g b een
tto rn a t S a n d S p rin g s w h ic h is
n e a r th e s p r in g w est o f tlie H u g h
W h ite p lace , in 1874. H is g ra n d
p a r e n ts
r a n th e
s ta g e s ta tio n .
H e re m e m b e r s w h e n h is fa th e r,
w h o w a s th e firs t s e t tl e r in M oro,
h a d a d itc h fen ce a ro u n d th e fla t
w h e re th e to w n Is lo cated a n d
ra is e d ry e h a y a n d h e ld sto c k
fo r sa le o r feed. H e re m e m b e r s
th e s p r in g o f 1885 a f te r th e h a rd
w in te r w h e n h e h e lp e d b r i n g in
th e fa m ily h o rs e s th a t h a d w in
te r e d a ro u n d * a s p r in g n o r th of
G o rd o n rid g e . A ll h ad th e ir m a n e s
a n d ta ils e a te n off. T h e w in te r
e n d e d s o a b r u p tly th a t th e h o rs e s
w e re fed b u t o n ce Irefore th e r e
w a s o p e n lan d to t u r n th e m c u t
on.
M rs. Col lis M oore flew to C h i
cag o M onday to sp e n d a few d a y s
ta lk in g p o litic s w ith m e m b e rs of
th e R e p u b lic a n p a rty .
Mr. a n d M rs. C liff H o ld m a n a n d
fa m ily ane ta k in g a p a r t o f th e ir
v a c a tio n th is w eek .
M r. a n d M rs. A n d y P a u ls o n le ft
S u n d a y fo r S e a ttle to v is it r e l
a tiv e s a n d h a v e a b it of v a c a tio n
b e fo re th e s t a r t o f sch o o l.
Mrs. George Fox
M rs. D a rw in
V a n G ild e r w as
R u fu s g ra n g e m e t la s t T h u r s
b r o u g h t h o m e fro m th e h o s p ita l
T u e s d a y m o rn in g w ith a c a s t o n d ay e v e n in g fo r th e f ir s t tim e In
M a s te r G eo rg e
h e r b ro k e n leg th a t w ill in c a p a six w e e k s w ith
F o x p re s id in g . M rs. M ary W il
c ita te h e r fo r s e v e ra l weeks.
so n o f T h e D alles w a s g r a n te d a
M rs, MpKie M cL ach lan a n d h e r d e m it. F o r tlx? lite r a r y p ro g ra m
so n R o lla ftd le ft M o n d ay m o rn in g M rs. B ill H u c k h ad a ro ll c a ll o f
fo r P o rtla n d w h e re H o llan d e x S a fe ty ru le s. E ach o n e to ld w h a t
p e c ts to e n t e r th e V e te ra n s ’ H o s th e y tr y to d o to p re v e n t a c c i
p ita l fo r s u r g e ry .
d e n ts . T h e m e m b e rs to ld of th e
M r. a n d M rs. L a m a r S a y rs a n d c o m ical in c id e n ts w h ic h h a p p e n
th e ir d a u g h te r , D a y a n n e le f t th is ed o n th e fa rm . T h e n th e le c tu r e r
w eek o n v a c a tio n in C a lifo rn ia . a s k e d so m e rid d le s. lo ite r in th e
D a y a n n e w ill le a v e fro m th e r e fo r e v e n in g th e m e m b e rs w e n t o v e r
H a w a ii w h e re s h e w ill ta k e h e r to th e F o x re s id e n c e to h a v e r e
ju n io r co lleg e y e a r w o rk .
f r e s h m e n ts b e c a u se th e g ra n g e
M rs. G la d d is B u c h o ltz a n d h e r h a ll w a s s o v e ry h o t th a t n ig h t.
d a u g h te r , J a c q u e , flew
b ack to
A cool w e s t w in d g a v e re lie f to
P e n n s y lv a n ia
la s t w e e k to do th e c o m m u n ity M o n d ay a f te r t>e-
so m e v is itin g b e fo re th e s t a r t of In g h o t fo r so long. It w a s n ’t u n
school.
til T u e s d a y th a t It w as c o m fo rt-
M rs. S a ra h C a r te r , m o th e r of aihk? w ith o u t a ir c o n d itio n in g l»e-
M rs. T o m M onroe, fell a n d b ro k e in g tu r n e d o n . E v e n th e n ig h ts
h e r a rm a t h e r h o m e in P o rtla n d d id n ”t cool off. S o m e of th e f a r m
a n d w as fo rced to s p e n d a few e r s d e c id e d it w a s too h o t to w o rk
d a y s in a h o sp ita l.
d u r in g th e a fte rn o o n s .
M r. a n d M rs. K en
H o llin g e r
w e re se e n in T h e D alles S a tu r d a y .
CARD OF TH A N K S
th e fo rm e r a s s is ta n t
W e w a n t to th a n k th e n e ig h K en w a s
h ig h w a y b o ss a t R u fu s.
b o rs a n d fr ie n d s w h o p u t o u t th e s t a te
fire a t o u r p la c e M o n d ay a n d e s T h e y s a id th e y h a d l>een in th e
a re a
and
h ad
p ecia lly th e W asco a n d M oro fire K la m a th F a lls
d e p a r tm e n ts fo r p ro m p t w o rk on
th e call.
T h e A lley s
P R I h A V , A U G U S T 29, I M I
Mr. an d M rs. C la re n c e W a tc h e y
and
M rs. B e rn a rd
Bal>e fro m
Id a h o w e re v is ito r s at th e W ill
H u ck h o m e re c e n tly . Mr. W itc h e y
re p o r te d a n
u n u s u a l s to rm in
KLICKITAT
Optometrist
GOLDENDALE
to its needs or wishes.
403 E . 2nd S t.
M rs . G e o rg e W ils o n
COUNTY
SATURDAY, SETT. 6 — Stock I’artule, Racing,
Rodeo, 4-11 Stock Sale,
Muouted Posse Drill.
DANCE
C A R N IV A L
A
b rid e g ro o m , w o re a d u s ty ro s e
lace d r e s s w ith a c o rs a g e o f lav-
e n d a r v a n d a o rc h id s.
P a u l J . Wiilson, b r o th e r o f th e
b rid e-g ro o m , w as t>est m an .
T h e b rid e at te n ed S u llin s Col-
Itg e, Va., ant l S te ts o n U n iv e rs ity .
T h e b rid e -g ro o m g ra d u a te d fro m
S ta n fo rd U n iv e rs ity a n d is c u r-
r e n tly a s -ig n e d to th e S tra te g ic
A ir C o m m a n d an il Is b a se d a t Mc
C o n n ell A ir F o rc e B ase in W ic h i
ta. K a n sa s w h e re th e c o u p le w ill
resid e.
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ANDY PAULSON
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Si|nnyside Ju n io r Drill
SUNDAY, SEPT. 7 — Stock Parade, Racing, Ro
deo. Steer Award. Multnomah County Sheriffs*
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M iss P a tr ic ia A n n A n d e rso n ,
d a u g h te r of Mr. a n d M rs. E d w a r d
J. A n d e rso n of W est P a lm B each,
F lo rid a a n d L t. G e o rg e R. W il
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15th Annual
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Rufus Personals
W. W ilso n o f K e n t, Ore*fon w e re
u n ite d in m a r ria g e S at u rd a y a t
7:30 p. m . in th e c h a p t•1 of St.
J a m e s E p isc o p a l c h u rc h , W ic h ita ,
K a n s a s w ith th e lte v . H. S. M oss
o ffic ia tin g .
T h e c e re m o n y w h ic h w a s p e r-
fo rm e d In th e p re s e n c e o f th e
tw o
Im m e d ia te fam ilie s, to o k
p lace In d o re a ca n d le -lit a lt a r d e
c o ra te d w ith a rr a n g e m e n ts of
w h ite g lad io li.
T h e b rid e w o re a w h ite re-em
b ro id e re d l a .e d r e s s of w a ltz
le n g th . H e r -h o r t v eil w as attach
ed to a w h ite n y lo n b a n d e a u . S h e
c a r r ie d a w h ite p r a y e r Ixxtk to p
ped w ith a w h ite c a ttle y a o rc h id .
T h e b r i d e ’s
m o th e r w o re a
d e lft b lu e lace g o w n a n d a c o rs a g e
o f y ello w v a n a o rc h id s.
M rs. W ilso n ,
m o th e r of th e
a few week? ago A s to ra g e
Id a
g ra in b in w as seen jin g th r o u g h
th e a ir , g o in g o v e r a tr u c k th e n
to th e g ro u n d , ra is in g a n d s a ilin g
o v e r a la rg e ir r ig a tin g d itc h , a f
t e r la n d in g o n th e g ro u n d a g a in
it ra is e d fo r th e th ird tim e a n d
• a ile d in to a p r u n e o r c h a r d to
s ta y . T h e o w n e r of th is g r a in b in
w as w o r k in g iu th e field a b o u t
o n e f o u r th m ile a w a y a n d th e r e
w a s n o w in d w h e re h e w as to
s p e a k o f. T h a t ’s w h a t m a d e th is
s ig h t so u n u s u a l. M rs. W itc h e y is
th e m o th e r o f B ob B y rd w h o liv es
in R u fu s.
m o v e d u p to M t. H o o d re c e n tly .
H e is w ith th e s t a te h ig h w a y p a t
c h in g c re w . T h e y w e re in T h e
D alles to se e K e n ’s m o th e r, M rs.
K a te H o llin g e r w h o w a s in th e
h o s p ita l h e re fo r tw o
m o n th s .
M rs. H o llin g e r h a s n ’t r e c u p e r a te d
v e ry w ell s l n . e th e o p e ra tio n o n
h e r h ip . so th e y w e re m a k in g
a r r a n g e m e n ts to ta k e h e r to a
re s t h o m e n e a r P o rtla n d .
and Doum a’s Market
D rawing will be Friday Evening
T el. CY6-3362 T h e D alles, O re.
Septem ber 12 at The SHERMAN Theater
Mid-Columbia Production
Credit Association
4th & Court Streets
First Federal Savings &
Loan Building
Phone CY 6 2468
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fin e s t b o u r b o n
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