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About Sherman County observer. (Moro, Sherman County, Or.) 1897-1931 | View Entire Issue (March 7, 1913)
School books and supplies are Pretty Home Wedding. Don’t overlook the double disc at the Observer Book Store. • sold hy C. N. Crosfield A pretty home wedding took a r f l w a r e & I m p l m t Co Simon Elcock is .in Portland’ Mrs. W. C. Bryant has been on * place at the home of the brides the sick list for more than a week.! leaving February 27th.. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Absolutely guaranteed by curc»lv«» and the maker» Schadewitz, near Kent, February K. Irby of Kent Merchant J. Birthday Postal Cards at The 26th, when their daughter Miss ® • Moro visitor in was a business Observer Book Store. Olive Marie became the bride of Tuesday. T he Style of Tomorrow. P ipe F ittin g s and Supplies. A special term of the circuit Earnest J. Barnet. Rev. Henry Sam Brisbine is busy these days Attenborough performing the cere 1 W renches and T o o ls of all kinds, court* is being held this week. ; Quality Today and Every Day. breaking a fine span cf three year mony in the presence of a large The sponging industry in Mex old colts. number of friends and relatives. g B olts, T a p s , W ashers, etc» —3 ico, as a family institution, seems O U L D you p u rc h a se a w a tc h 'w h ic h was n o t The bride wore a beautiful white Dave McKelvey was in town g u a ra n te e d ; o r p u t y o u r m o n ey in a b a n k £ to be dwindling. Tuesday with a~bundle of coyote Messaline gown with an illusion If you want Pittsburg hog fence Extras for the Dutchman, Oliver, veil wreathed with orange blos w hich was n o t a b so lu te ly safe; o r go to sea * hides and scalps. remember that Crosfield is now soms. The groom wore conven in a leak y bo at ? ’ , ; ■ making up carload orders. Mist Ida Montgomery is the tional black. Syracuse, and John Deere Plows D o n ’t ta k e a c h a n c e w hen you buy clo th es. I t is n o t pleased owner of a new piano, re • • L-. C, A. Tom isjbusy at his Rufus Miss Lola Schadewitz, sister of n ecessary ; we w ill be g lad to sell y o u c lo th e s w hich farm running a weeder and disc ceived Saturday. the bride, acted as bridesmaid and h a v e both-* se rv ic e a n d s ty le g u a ra n te e ; c lo th e s w hich over the land which he will soon Abstracts prom pi ly made by the Earl Barnet, brother of the groom, 0 d o n ’t b la re o r b laze, b u t w hich “gM th e r e ” g ra c e fu lly 0 plow for summer fallow. Sherman County Abstract Com acted as best man. The wedding o a n d p o sitiv e ly . T h e y a re ta ilo re d by sp e c ia lists w ho march, entitled the Flower Song, Just arrived at the Meloy Mer pany, Moro, Oregon. m a k e o n ly a d is tin c t p a r t of a g a rm e n t, even th e n cantile Co., a shipment of whip- Editor W. I. Westerfield, of the was played by Miss Lois Schaeffer. th e y cost y o u no m ore th a n a cheaper- m ad e c lo th in g oord pants with coat to match. Grass Valley Journal, was a visitor The brides bouquet, consisting of China lilys, carnations, violets, They sell at $1.50 to $2 a garment. at this Office Monday. I 1 * 1' I 111 11 H I ! ♦ 1 1 I 11 1 k > I l i l t H U I IF smilax, and ferns, was a present 1 S U IT S F R O M $15 T O $ 3 0 C. L. Montgomery reports th’at O. A. Ramsey left Wednesday from the brides aunt in California; the Rufus school groundsare being for Kent, where he is .engaged in the China lilys being grown in the graded by the district. George remodeling the store of J. K- Irby. garden of the brides grandmother. Wilkerson having the contract on an hour basis for man and team. Dr. O. J. Goffin has resumed After the ceremony a sumptuous T H E D A LLE S . OREGON. . It y-' ’ *• dinner was served. Hood River Newtown apples,, the practice of his profession at A large number of beautiful pres «r . • ' for .ale at Wa«co. Price 65 cent. Portland, specializing on Organo- O n a ll m a ila b le m e rc h a n d is e . , ents was received from their Try the famous Sunday dinner 85 cents $1.00 and $1.25 box let us Therapy. friends who wish the young peo have your order for.¿11 you can j C. II. Howell wa. in attendance ple a happy journey upon lifes . . W e w ill p r e p a y th e p o s ta g e w ith o u t e x tra c h a r g e * ’ at the Hotel Moro. use. or write us. W. M. Barnett . jj , wiek upon the county court river. Best mucilage and brushes at the MORO, HHKMMAN CO.,t)M»0'W: Wasco, Oregon. regarding road work in his district Observer Book Store. The bride was born in Sherman Eli Cochran was in town Mon- this spring. county and is the daughter of one FRIDAY»............. March 7. 1913 Fred Hennagin and family left day from The Dalles. Eli used to G ’,nn & Coleman last week sold of the counties oldest pioneers. February 28th for Goshen, Cali- b^ one of the Sherman county c N ¡|h a j # j, p gasoIine The groom has resided in this T h e price o f T h e O b w v e t is J 1-50 p$r f o r n i n / '^ r — ---------- ----------- boys, but now Interests in e«r, 75 cent« for »ix month«, 50 cent» for e engjne< complete with pumping county for a number of years and >ur month»— but if paid in advance wc i accept M O N K LA N D , OREGON. Jeweler L. W . Ro6s returned Dalles keeps him busy; this time jack and gearing. is the son o f George W. Barnet, $2.5C in full for 2 y e a n . Shorter term» than one year 1254 cent» per month. Friday from a business trip to The he came up to pay his taxes. a prosperous farmer living near • __ Fred L. Derby, formerly an em ;<. Verne Coe arrived home the Kent- A Blue M a rk here w ill an»wer an in- Dalles. ployee of this office anti now with upon calendar, quer, when wnen cm entered cicu « p » “ our — - - -------- 25th from Vancouver, B. C. where SpfiCiilS N° e*lra charge for* mailing parcel post. giving the date of the paper a» the date a*-^ Don’t label your butter with a the Shaniko Star, was a visitor this hich your current »ub»cription expires Celebrates Tin Wedding Anniversary- rubber 6tamp; it is strictly against lie lia s been working on some of week over Sunday. •* the nrw steel buildings being put he law. 7 E u r e k a L o d g a N o . 121. Mr, and Mrse W. E. Garrett New Stevens Repeating rille NIodel 70 handles up in that city. Verne will put in G. N. Crostiel^l is now taking a . f . a a . M. Moro. o r. Miss Lea!) Tom Is now able to the spring and harvest at the farm orders for his fourth car of Pitts- celebrated their tin wedding an 22 short, long, and long ride cartridges. The Meet» the ftr:A and third t burgh fencing. His first car order- niversary at their home, south T hu nd ay evening» of each again sit up after a severe siege of of W. C. Todd. mail order house price on this rifle $7.71. Our- m onth. Vi»iting member« pneumonia. west of Grass Valley, Tuesday __ F. A. Sayrs, supervisor o f the ed is now at Wasco. price is only ^7.00 postage prepaid. cordially invited to meel evening February 25th. The eve Always in stock, beautiful Birth Moro road district is getting the i Ginn & Coleman sold a double w ith ut. By order of W . M . J. M . F arxt , Secretary. ning was pleasantly passed with Day. Postal* Cards, at the Observer county grader in condition to be- j j sc barrow' this week L. B. Eakin card games and music. A liberal gin work this week on the ro ad s/ of Rutledge. And also one to W. B a th la h a m C h a p te r Book Store. Shillings best lemon extract regular 2 oz. 25ct. shower of tin ware preceeded the * wo. 78 o . ». ». The grader will be followed by E. Newton of Moro. bottle, for 20 cents. Postage paid. Regular communication E. H. Moore is the first Moroite serving of dinner at seven o’clock, Sam Brisbine with a leveler to each 2d and 4th Thur»day Charles E. Garlick,e a former plates being laid for eighteen guests. to make garden this spring. The evening» m onthly. soomth the roads into condition. Moro boy, is a candidate for F . E . F omtn ER, fever will soon spread to others. * Secretary. The same brand in the regular 4 oz. 50 cent Do you know that not for an councilman at St. Johns in the The daily receipts of the post- -Carbolinium, Uesh stock, direct other century will Easter come as democratic primaries. bottle for 10 cents. M o ro L o d g e, N o . 113, office department have reached roni Germany, now on sale at early as this year? —that not in I. O. O. F. MOTO, -or. .j. j— i—i—i—i—j—-i—î—I—j- Registration of women voters the enormous total of $3,427,000, ^Meeting every Saturday The Observer Book Store. fiftv-seven - thc . Moro ., I I . a v VI. years 7 a has it come as , for city election wi be which is more than $3,000,000 .evening at 7:30 o ’ clock. .... c “Visiting member» are cor- Mr. and Mrs. Hans Thompson early as it will this year? 1 he date at , the county clerks office begin- greater than the combined receipts ’ d ially invited. M ember» is March 23rii—consequently it be were guests Saturday at the Moro expected to be pre»ect. ing March 5th and ending March of the government from all other A . S a y k », N o ble G rand. ionic of A. L. Landingham and hooves to prepare for this big 20th. sources. The figures are set forth ‘ J. E. COLEM AN H. J . G IN N A . R . K e s s in g e r , Secy. spring event early.“.«, in the quarterly financial state family. J. S. Fowler of Rufus is a busy a After years of patient and pains farmer these days; he has two men ment made public today. Up to First class cedar posts, 2500 of them, are in stock at the Moro taking labor the Slierman County busy blasting a well for him 1862 the average person spent only yard* of the Tumalum Lumber' Abstract Co. will soon have com through rock and also two men 25 cents a year for postage. In pleted the only set of abstract busy in the field with plow teams. 1898 the average man expended LAW YER Company. books in the county. If you need 97 cents, while today the habit of 0 Geo. N. Crosfield is certainly an abstract made, or one continu Quite a number Observer Store letter writing has grown to such an L . IC H «* Otftce o v er \\ .W .M .Co. bunk getting orders for wire fencing; he ed, write to the above named patrons were disappointed because extent that the average expenses Glass, Paints, and Oils. Bone and Alfalfa Meal. is now making up his fourth “ di company at Moro, for particulars. our stock of Valentine post cards are $2.40 a year. Ab ro, O regon. -------------------- X A O IC N T H K O W rect from the factory” car for this did not hold until they came to Dr. W. C. Nason reports that C u r e d o f E lv e r C o m p la in t. spring. purchase. Our Easter and Saint Canton Plows, Superior and Peoria Drills. “ I wa» Buffering with liver complaint,” the sickness of J. C. Garl is of the Patrick crads now on display. in ' all pruct ice P re p a re d to The ladies arc requested to at malignant type of smallpox; this savfl Iv a Smith of Point Blank, Texaa, “and IC X IH A>* decided to try a 2bc. box of Chamberlain’s tend a millinery opening of Easter Woman suffrage in Oregon has Tablets, and am happy to »ay that I am com type is next to the black, which is th e courts of the. state. For all kinds of machinery carried in stock styles Saturday, March 8th, at the always fatal; but the malignant carried; that is settled fact. Here pletely cured and can recommend them to every one.” For sale by all dealers.— Ad or procured on short notice. Moro millinery parlors of Mrs.- typeis not always fatal. Dr. Nason is another, Chas. Golliher at Was vertise m e a t F. E. Fagan. , considers that this case is but an co, has the machine to keep wo W. C. Bryant C. H. Tom had "his self starting out growth of chicken pox which men from suffering, the Duplex electric lignted Cadillac out for the has been so prevalent in Sherman Vacuum Carpet Cleaner. I have several iirigated ranches _ L aw y er the first time this spring Saturday, county this winter. The council at its last meeting for rent to responsible parties, on when he nxet his brother-in-law E. A. Cushman was the pioneer appointed J. M. Axtell, William reasonable terms. 1 also have irri C, L. Montgomery, at the train MORO BRANCH O REG O N § MORO plow man of Moro vicinity this Morisson, and Mrs. N. P. Hansen gated land for sale at 10% of purchase price down, balance at at Rufus. - -*• as judges of election; and Mrs. C. spring, going two rounds in the easy terms, 6% interest, write me. Hood River Newtown apples field Saturday E. A. found the W. Johnson and Mrs. G. E. L. E. S m ith , $ for sale at Wasco. Price 65 cents ground too deeply frozen and the Lewellen as clerks; city election 164-4t-f58m21] Redmond, Ore R . It. B u tle r $ 85 cents $1.00 and $1.25 box ie us land turned over, in entirely too will be April 7th. a have your order for all you can large slabs to allow work to con Hermán Pape and family were H . U . r iA R T I N , f j a n a g e r . use, or write us. W. M. Barnett tinue. Possibly by the end of this visiting relatives near Wi'cox this A tto rn e y -a t-la w White Russian variety at the Wasco? Oregon. week several plow teams will be ijveek. When Mrs. Pape returned M a s o n ic B u ild in g recently from the valley she Kerr Gifford warehouse at Moro Clarence, Whitman of Rutledge at work in this vicinity. * see Warfield. brought three potted Narcissus, one 6 farm, was a court house visitor Our Moro harness man says it C. E. M atthew s of which was taken as a gift to 164-3t-f28m 14J Moro, Oregon. this week. Mr. Whitman is road § O regon. is well worth while to have a per T h e D a lle » supervisor in his district and was fect fitting collar for each work her niece, Elmira Edwards. consultation with the county horse. Collars should not be H VW. Strong is suffering from 0 0 court ns to road improvements changed from one horse to anoth an affliction of the glands of the The ‘‘full blooded” Burbank needed. er unless the collar is fitted to the throat which is a drain to his vi variety; large ones, the kind the 0 Chris Andersen has secured the second horse. A good method tality. Not being able to do any cooks like. For particulars phone 0 OMER G. SAYRS. Pittsburgh fencing recently order for fitting collars is to wet them of the farm work this spring has or write. Moro, Oregon. ed from Geo. N. Crosfield and as until they become soft and pliable, made necessary the absence from (3t-*f28ml4) school of his son Truman at Moro Successor to D r. O. J . G uilin soon as the posts are hauled will then put the collar on the horse. begin to finish the work of entirely Rather than see the old barb high school and also Leon from M oro, O regon. the O. A. C. at Corvallis. tnclosing his farm near Moro wire fence put in repair that Full blood S. C. Rhode Island hog tight. S p e c ia l p ric e s on W o o d in c a r lo a d lo ts w h e r e closes the alley and e^|frch side of Thc depot'platform has been Reds $1 per setting of fifteen; in cubator lots $5 per hundred. A R Morgan Mrs. W. H. Ragsdale and daugh the Presbyterian parsonage prop narrowed on the track ride, thus good hatch guaranteed or will re o n e o r m o re a r e b u y in g . : : : . : ter Evelyn returned , this week erty Mayor L. Barnum and -Man eliminating danger to passengers place at half price. Z D o fiv tis t being caught between trains and G e o . O. W arfield , M ORO, - O REG O N from their sojourn at Salem dur ager H. U. Martin of the Tuma the building. The building is be (3m-f21ml6-163) Moro. Oregon. lum Lumber Co. donated fence ing the legislative sessidti. Sen 1st to 15th of each month. ator Ragsdale was one of those material to-completely enclose ing repainted to conform to the , Office opposite Drs. Coffin who returned to their work after the property with a substantial new color scheme of the company O u r'S to c k is Complete and Seasonable WASCO, . . - O REG O N the first adjournment and will not wooden fence. J. M. Axtell and adopted some time since. When Should try our famous,ch;ck- the work is finished the building James Wood are putting the fence 16th to 30th of each -month. be home until next week. en plate dinners; all kinds of nice will be greatly improved in appear sandwich, Dress Goods, Underwear, Office opp. McCoy. Atwood Co pie, cake, good coffee. Yes, these are hard times. Wer in place. ance over the old red color which W olfard L unch C ounter Superintendent D. E. Stephens. raise dogs- and buy hogs. We Shoes, Rubbers, A rtie s , it has had for so long. grow weeds and buy vegetables.^, of the Sherman county state and J a m e s S t e w a i ’t The annual salary oí the presi We catch fish from a four dollar federal experiment station has Groceries, Canned Goods, D ried F: dent ot France is $240,000, and is received a present of a fine barred rod. We build school houses and », Addreaa: M O R O . URF.ÜO N. send our children away from home rock cockerel 'from Professor furnished an?executive mansion. Y ou are respectfully invited to call. Public Auctioneer. to be educated. \ And last but not James Dryden of the O, A. C. This is the cost oi having a man whose principal duty is being a at Corvallis. The fathers mother least, we send our boys out with a S to c k In s p e c to r forty dollar gun and a twenty dol of this cockerel laid 218 eggs for figure head. The president of the For in fo rm a tio n as to te rm s S h e rm a n C o u n ty , lar dog to hunt ten cent game. first year; 168 the second and 104 United States gets a yearly salary an d open d ates ad d ress th e O re g o n . GRASS VALLEY, OREGON. Yes these are hard times, but the third. His mother laid 214 of $50,000 with $25,000 additional S h e rm a n C o u n ty O b serv er a t eggs the first year and 132 eggs the for expenses, and he works as well whose fault is if? Don’t place all Deputy Stock Inspector participates in social functions. M O R O | O R E G O N . second year. louis Schadowlti, lion Orejea the blame on the other fellow. KENW OOD CLOTHES g w g U | Every Thing a Farmer needs in the Furniture I and Hardware line can be supplied here. A. M. W ILLIAM S & CO The Psotage Prepaid hy Parcel Post O b server M onkland Cash Store J. D. P o m e re n e G IN N & C O L E M A N g Irrigated Land for Rent or Sale Seed Oats for Sale Seed Potatoes for Sale flr. Wilier C. Mason M 1 LUM LUMBER CO. WOOD - COAL - POSTS 0 Lumber, Cement and Lime, Windows, Doors, Moulding. fhy ieian and* S u tfm Eggs for Hatching J. Travelers at Biggs C. G. H U l s COOPER BROS. m '1 s <1a 0 0
