Assessor Otto Peetz is getting a- A fine line of invitation cards, A Pleasant Surprise Party. Birthday Postal Cards at The s for parties, with envelops to match, long so nicely that Dr O J Goffin Observer Book Store. A very pleasant surprise party ® • hopes to have him out in £ cents per month. keep some for home use, nothing of picture films that no American L Barnum to discuss a baked wild neighbors. W e had to come to it. swiftly. Dainty refreshments were A Blue Mark here will answer an in- is too good for the producer. goose Wednesday. Al, decided flag pictures are wanted. served ; those participating were : quer, when entered upon our calendar, that it was par excellence the fowl Neta Martin, Nina Searcy, Cecil $ giving the date of the paper at the date at John , • A Roister is preparing to I Help us make the change I Mr V II U llll lV 1 1 o A VV I I g l l l , and Mrs A IV1 M Wright, which your current subscription expires.. for a banquet. 7 /. . . / • move to Kraro, where he will take j F Bel,hee. Mrs C R Belshee Moore, Lola Messinger, Addie o as easy as possible. Fresh cauliflower, right out of Hoekman, Violet Messinger, Wil­ E u re k a Lod g e N o . 121. charge of the.Gunningham hotel. R W Pinkerton of this city, w The Observer Garden-from under ma Henrichs, Frances Rutledge, A . E. A A. M. Moro. Or. Mrs Howard Belshee, who was Dalles city * • patrons last -d week ay- the snow Sunday last, for dinner,- Emer Barzee, Robt Elcoek, Carrol o Meets the first and third taken to The Dalles hospital for Thursday evenings of each Married. At H eppner Junction, Mas a first class advertisement for Sayrs, Geo Hansen,Percy Thomp­ Our prices are Cash Prices month. Visiting members treatment recently, is getting aloftg Sunday, Nov. 6th. at the residence,) ¿oot| o jd Sherrrtan county cordially invited to *meet very nicely. son, John Mowry,Truman Strong. ; * > and not Credit Prices for Cash Only. rith us. By order of W . M . of the brides’ parents, Curtis Al­ Ben Hoekman, Neal Freeman, Roy Powell and family arrived J. M . P a r r y , Secretary. Inks, Red, Blue-black, Jet-black; len Tom and Miss Susie Anthony from Prinevillei intending to re­ Harry Horner, Harry Pinkerton. Violet, Green, and the best qual­ White. B a lh la b a m C h a p te r e main here Until spring. They ity fountain pen ink at The Ob­ M O R O H A R D W A R E & IM P . CO. J NO. 78 O. K. s. $ John Dillinger has completed a came via the Ordfeon Trun kR y. 9 u Regular communication server Book Store. comfortable dwelling on his Hay each 2d and 4th Thursday • k-?- A G Boesen has changed his canon farm, and is now, after hav- to Kloan, within three miles of the I Aevenings monthly. By or- Powell home. In Moro, about Nov 2d, fob )der of M 1 rs . A n n a M o o r e , residence to Roseburg. We were hauled water 25 years, boring a W. M is marked G. M. M. Chain has 3- For the first time in a long w hile hoping that he would again make well on the place. links and bars in double sets. Re­ A M o ro L o d g e , N o . 113, his home in this county.^ Sheriff Freeman has been at home ward for delivery at The Observer ® I, o . o . F. Moro; or. Attorney Fred J Meindl was up a few days consecutively ; usually, office, or please notify Meeting every Saturday The law in regard to registration from Portland Tuesday on legal 7 G e o . M. M il l e r , he is in the mountains hunting af­ evening at 7:30 o'clock. of stallions in Oregon make it in business ; although too brief a visit Moro» O r Visiting members are cor­ ter a criminalnf some. kind, w hen tfJ17J dially invited. Members cumbent upon ail owners, with a from him Wednesday morning, he ought to be at home attending expected to be present.. penally for noncompliance. church. was really enjoyed. G. E. L e w e l l e n , N . G . W m . H e n r ic h s , Secy. The Hotel Biggs has been re Dr O J Goffin will be aceom- , .,z . , , Visitors to Biggs, or passing . .. 150 cords of 16-inch dry pine, $ opened by George. Robinson, late pamed to Portland tomorrow with and a cho]ce |ot of Hood river , _ H. jLJu flARTIN, flanager. ‘ Sherman County Abstract Co., of Portland, and he is putting up through, always find first class ser­ vice at Walford’s Post office lunch five patients for hospital treatment apples. Come quick, while they a for abstracts. meals, worthy , of the traveling counter. Finest sandwiches, hot Mrs L J Gates, Kent; MasterGor- last. J. O. T hom pson , Miss Bessie Watkins is the guest j public- don Donly, Shaniko ; Hugh Scott j tf.H7.121] * Moro, O r G coffee, fruit and pastry. of friends at The Dalles. The potato crop harvested in of Ajax ; Miss Oneita Webb and o The Ladies’ Aid of Moro M E Mrs John Holman, Moro. O' Schoolbooks and school sup- Shcrmanpounty this fall was more Church will hold their annual ba­ o ihan home consumption would plies at The Observcr ISobk Store zaar Saturday, December 9. Place o My Spitz dqg, answering to justify; many are being shipped Circuit Court Jurors. the name of "C d to ,” left home o and committees will be announced I Dr O J Goffin was the first de- outside points November 2d; had wide strap o in a later issue of The Observer. Following is the jury panel for with two buckles on for collar, o £ . . It is only a brief question of time Mrs E H Moore entertained the the regular term of the Circuit Anyone knowing where abouts, o bank in t is city. when landlords will be compelled Lumber, Cement and Lime, o H ermann P ape , please write court which convenes in this city infant Sunday school class of the Mrs Clara Belchee of Portland, to furnish water, abodes for the Klondike, Or o tfH7.122J Windows» Doors, Moulding. was at the funeral Monday of her tenants and proper fencing of the Presbyterian church, at her home on Monday n ex t: o Kent—John Reekman, 11 Duck­ on the 9th ; sandwiches, cookies, uncle, Henry Landry. land . put it in the bond and then o worth, Jacob Wassemiller, J J 1. o Spread- your ashes under»the make it stick on not less than five and coco were served, and each o child -had a bag of home made Schaeffer, P Strong,JohnSchassenr^" pear trfces, they act as a tonic; most yfcar *ease8, Grass Valley—H A Summer, D, ' We are prepared to overhaul ® taffy to take home with it. soils lack what ashes give. W A Woods took two car loads Reekman D E Vinten. W E pain, ^ a u m m o M e ^ in , i, firs, o Special prices on Wood in car load lots where o ope or more are buying. The present holders of the. old - If you want to be up to date wb- of livc t ock ,he Portland mar- : : ton, Otto Bueholtz, Herman Scnil-, o j- machine and repair work ; wel­ »cribc for The Observer. Get ket, sheep and ho«,, the same day Sherar bridge and toll roads want ling. ding of cast iron, aluminum and o your job printing done here. [,he Portland business men s dele- Sherman and Wasco counties to M oro—E A Cushman, W I) brass, by the oxy-acetylene process gation came up to Arlington to put up $5,000 for the property; Wallan, C L Powell, W S Powell a specialty. We can weld frozen Roy Benson found his buggy j ej| the farmers how to do the that’s enough to pay for it, and be Wasco—T W Brannan, Fred and bursted water-jackets, and save Í XXXXXXMOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO oooooooooooooooooooooooooo cushion ‘one day after the loss of it trjck . but A|bert (oo busy to sure of an abstract that is right, be­ Blau, E L Weld» S O Clodfelter,, y ,pHE j ) a ll ES jron W orks , was advertised in The Observer. ,o 8choo, thatday< fore paying anything for it. James S h a n n o n ,E Belshee. . )2til7.121] The Dalles, Or A Missouri girl won a $10(1 cup Monkland—Robert W Belshee, ■ WHERE THEY GET IT IN THE NEÒK by raising the best 10 ears of corn ; W A Woods, P C Axtell, T Rees, R .- H k M c K e a n , M a n a g e r , W a s c o , O r e g o n the girl with' the hoe doesn * both­ F L Burnett, Hans Thompson. \ / er about poetic pathos. ** % Rufus—C H Tom. Wm Tate. To all those who are indebted r— to the Moro Hardware and Imple­ Klondike—Jh e L Brackett. The Circuit court of the state of ment Company, notice is hereby DEALERS IN Oregon for Sherman county, Hon given, that they M U S T come and L i m e , P l a s t e r , Cement, Builders Rear Guard of The Innocents Abroad. make satisfactory settlem ent of D R Parker Judge, at Moro. Mon­ Supplies, Lumber, Wood, Coal, their account at once, i his MUST day, November 20th, 1911. Mr and Mrs Aschenbrener were not be longer delayed. Cedar Posts, and Hay. A Brown hand bag, lost in thill touring Europe, and just arrived at J. L.FOSKETT, Adjuster city about Nov. 3d, may be left at r and Collector Pisa ; Mrs Archenbrener was all tfj.3.120] MANUFACTURERS OF The Observer office, reward to the ’ excitement upon reaching the TH E T U I I E Y S : **Her«’s where we get the ex H finder. , . . [Iul7*| leaning tower, and eagerly patter­ THE A XES: her^WkWbere (he ex gets yuaH. ed up the spiral stairway, leaving Sherman county has $107^66 to At very reasonable price: 1 its credit from the 5 percent, ap- !• Tf)e youni, |adie8 of Antelope A coal oil famine struck this city her husband languidly awaiting eamp wagon, fully equipped with )04in. wire cable; . ■I,,l"I,,I,,l,,I I I l 'l“I I 1 I"t"l '14 'l"H I l"l"H 200-lb mark, her hushand always 1 team of horses and harness; 1 Sim Dipp of Irrigon dropped in of a nice opera house for that residence to Grass Valley. dug up an excuse when it come to I sing|e harness; 1 saddle; 1 new upon us Monday. His drooling little city. E A Cushman was a visitor to accompanying her on any altitude roller-top desk and chair; 3 sleep- ¡ng bags, and numerous other arti spirits ovbr the demise of the Irri-' A j ass ¡n Vocal Music is being above easy falling distance. tlTfc Portland colony last week. eles. Acet. E. C). L. Co. gator, revived very largely when organizcd ¡n this city. Private and He was just pondering on the . GEORGE MILLER G e o . W. B errlxn , Born, at Portland October 27th, he discovered what a lovely cli- c|ass work will be taken up pjhose beautiful flow of unintelligible i26tf.98] M<>ro, Or. mate we were enjoying; no winth interested see Mr Hanscom,’ each to Mr and Mrs W F Weigand, a language used by their guide when T he well known workman will attend no rain, no maud, no snow, an weej< Wednesday, at Mrs L W daughter. from the topmost rampart came to all calls direct or by phone for ¡deal Florida day, and he wanted Lewellen’s. Gov West joins President Taft the “ Hi-lee, Hi-lo’’ trill from his W. C. Bryant to wait over for our “ next winter, elegant home of The Dalles ’ im.proclaiming Thanksgiving day wife, who was leaning far out and PLUMBING, STEAM FITTING, ETC. one having just passed off; but he - Iodi,e o( Klks, described in The on the 30th. waving d scarf. Lawyer was in a hurry to feach Rabbitts- Q bscrvcr |ast July, was dedicated Mr Aschenbrenner obligingly Now prepared with a complete kit of tools to L L Peetz has recently added ville ; where, he had been inform- , §aturday> ¡n the presence of 1000 a bunch of 50 head of 6tock hogs looked up, and then came to life attend all call&for plumbing, etc. in the country. ed, Lucy Butterbottom was about | EJks There is but one to his-Pleasant Grove Farm near with an anguishing ro a r: O R EG O N Have you seen our Steel Watering Troughs? MORO to wed the millionaire boss of a finer building than this in the U. this city “ Gretchen !! for your life ’ !! If not take a look and order one. thirst parlor. S., erected solely for this purpose. step back ! ! !! you’re bendin’ the Clyde Horner was visiting his Shop on Main St. £ Moro, Oregon. Her« is a woman who speska from per­ J. W. i opelsnd, of Ihiyton, Ohio, pur­ building! ! ! ! ! ” R. R. Butler brother Harry in this city Satur sonal knowledge and long oxperience, vix., chased a bottle of Ohintfjerlain’s Cough 11 ■I-I"I“I~H-H,,I il l i l t I T I ' l 'I I I I l'H> I t'l 1 I 1 1 t I H I Mrs. P. I I. Brogan, of Wilson, I*a., who»»ay% Their mother, Mrs Boothby Remedy for his boy who had n cold, anti be­ day. “I know from experience that Chamberlain s A ttorney-at-law fore thy bottle was all used the boy’s cold at the King Farm, is improving. Real Estate Transactions. Cough IJemedy is far superior to any other. was gone. Is that not better than to pay a For croup there is nothing that excels iL five dollar doctor’s bill? Held by all dealers. Masonic Building A defect in the track derailed For sale by all dealers. Furnished by the Sherman the north bound locomotive at County Abstract Company: CLARKE-NEWHOUSE JEWELRY CO. O re g o n . T h e D a lle » the Moro depot Sunday, and the Receiver’s receipt, U S to David A g e n c y fop t h e K r y p to p L e n s S P O R T S M A N and T E L E P H O N E up mail was delayed until Monday McKelvey, n ’^swX» sw^swX ®cc morning. 32, t 3 s. r 18 e, lot 4, see 5, t 4 s, r D r . O J. GOFFIN. The most remarkable, recent, Mr and Mrs John Tonkins have 18 e, W m, 159.81 acres. eye resting, tar and near vision sold 200 acres o f their John Day Ellen E Sommer to H A Som­ PHYSICIAN & SUKLEON. optical lens. No cement or fruit land situate across the river in mer, s ^ n e ’4 and wXse% see 2, t cloud the lens, collect dirt to Gilliam county. The purchasers, 4 s, r 17 e, W m. $1.‘ .y D b . ma RIE M. GOFFIN. mire appearance. And George B and John McDonald, Fred J James, et ux, to Frankie prices reasonable. paid $4,100 for the tract, and will E Van N uys/lols 4, 5, 8, block 1 D i s m e i O o m i C M l i i m S o e c W immediately build upon it, and put Henairevillc ¿addition to Grass JE W E L E R S A N D O P T IC IA N S Office in The Goffin Building, l it St. it into trukand berries. Valley, $1. / M o r o , O regon . The Da,les, Oregon. Harry T Shearer, et ux, to O.- • The funeral of Uncle Henry Landry took place Monday after­ W. R. & N. Co., a part of lot 3 J. R. M organ noon, from Moro M E Church. sec 8, t 2 n, r 16 e, W m, $75. Walter A May et ux, to The Na- Z D o rx tls t His sufferings, the last few days of tatores Inc., lot 3, blk 11 Biggs 3t his life, were intense, but it ap­ MORO. - O R EG O N a m an w an ts to g et peared to be a great relief to him addition to Wasco. $50. - 1st to 15th of each month. E C Davis et ux, to Geo Ellerd , away from all connection with the busy world that he was able to reach this city lots 1 and 2 blk 1. Grass Valley * Office opposite Drs. Goffin from Arizona, whither he ■ had WASCO. - O R EG O N the telephone is an important helper. gone in hope of relief, as here he $400. • ........ 16th to 30th of each month. The local service is useful in arranging his affairs at would be surrounded by immedi­ The Sherman County Abstract Office opp. McCoy. Atwood Co Co., is now prepared to furnish home and the Long Distance service of the lLell System ate relatives and friends, at home, you an abstract on short notice so to speak, where his brother helps him to decide where to go and what to take. John H had died such a brief time By having expert stenographic J ¿ L i n o s S t e w a i ’ t By means of his Bell Telephone he can find whether; before. Deceased having never assistance prompt and efficient Address: MORO. OREOON. the fish ire biting or the birds are flying and whether married leaves only the living services can be had at a reason members and descendants of his able price. Try us. Stock Inspector guides or horses can be secured. father’s family. He came direct to Sherman County, AftoF-he-hafr been out awhile, if he wants to get word Moro from Arizona, convinced When you have • bad cold you want the |«nt medicine obtainable » « A o cura it with Oregon. from the city, the nearest Bell Telephone is a friend in need that he could not live much long­ u little delay as |x»w>l'le- Here ia a druj; opinion: “ I have sold Chamberlain« er, and it was well that he did so, gist's Cough Remedy for fifteen y$ »",” anys Eno. Deputy stock Inspector as he was tenderly cared for until Lot tar of Saratoga, Ind.. “and oonaider it t >e Louis Schsdewlts Kent. Oregea beat on the market ’’ Bold by all dealers. the final summons came. / E v e ry H e ll T e le g h o « « 1« »he C e n te r • < th e fly e te m . The O b s e rv e r « 9 Haiti i&ain and Fob Lost. MORO BRANCH . TDM I IBM I H Apples and Wood for Sale. CO. 9 Pet Dog Lost. WOOD - COAL - POSTS Automobile and Machine Independent Warehouse ( Milling Co Au Important Notice. Camp Outfit Foi Sale. MILL FEED AND FLOUR. tiUARAKTEED TLL'iBISG very time E The Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Co.