Sherman County observer. (Moro, Sherman County, Or.) 1897-1931, May 21, 1915, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text■a— T ile -^7’ i. —- — ■ Shccessfal Eighth Grads FirfhC*' O b serv er Superintendent Fagan has fur nished this office with the follow ing list of names of pupils who «, a — „.¿-xr.'sr.,' '7 j .- j . t -.- " .... successfully passed the recent oth grade examinations and have been awarded eighth grade diplomat. Dht. ' Maas a I l f — F R ID A Y ................May 2 L 1915 1 Herman Happold, Klondike 10 Katie Sloan Eureka La««* * • *R1- a Frances Conners A.*». « A M . Muro. Of. 2 Lawrence Buhman Wasco Meets the fiist sad third 7 Chester M cM illin IT evening» of ss liitin g m Ethel Lowell ivited to cordially inviti George Hines w ith os. By order of W . M . J. M. P amby . Secretary. Gladys M orrow _ W alter Blau J *2 X. *?* *;,/ NOhO, BU RBMAH Wbl ■— A ,>.• 0 0 .,O R M O »* * ' Paptr fer t a toty. , -j, Carbolinium, fresh stock, direct Mrs. Curtis B k Johnson and Best mucilage and brushes attbe from Germany, now on sale at baby are visiting In Portland at Observer Book Store. The Observers Book Store. the home of her^nother. Tuesday. M ay 11th, born to Special matinee Sunday after Senator and M rs .W .H . Ragsdale, A short progftm was enjoyed noon at five o'clock at Burnetts by the patrons of Fairview school a son. Moro theatre. Price of admission district 21, Friday May 14th. Abstracts promptly made by the Don't forget that we are going reduced to 5c and 10c. Four reel Sherman County Abstract Com show. to have some Speed at the county pany, M oro, Oregon. fair race tr'ack at M oro on Friday Mrs. W . F. Jackson is entertain N O T IC E F O B P U B L IC A T IO N the 28th. (P o b lith e r) ing Mrs Carlson from The Dalles Department of the Interio r, U. 8 Land Mrs. J. H . Brown o f Portland resident of this city. . Ottoe a t ThoDdl'en, Oregon. M ay H , 1916. was a visitor in llo r o this week at Notice ia hereby given that Susanna Belaba Fred Haynes was a delegate to llo ro , Oregon, who, on January 10th, the home of her brother in law, of ltfH . made homestead entry No 012878, for the grand lodge I.O .O .F . at New lota 1 and 2 and M etion IS, town- Sam Brisbin. ab p 2 tenth, rapg* IS eaat, W»|lametta port this week from Kent lodge. haa flU^d nolioe o f intention to D. E. Stephens and sons Ed meridian, make Anal thRe-yaav proof, ! ♦ establish Martin Hansen and family are olatm to the land above dt-scritied before mund and Thomas were fishing at the Coonty Clerk at Moro, Orogou, pa the now at home in their own domi f •• Marie Andrews C h arier • * s. ' Bethlehem Donley. NewtonCrosfield W . T . McCoy of this city and 15 Haael Catkins Miss Opal Rich of Wasco were Ty»h Vly 12 Conrad Rust «• married Tuesday, M ay 11th, at M Hattie Stowe The Dalles. «« Hom er Watson Grass Vly Both the J. N . Landry and the f« Ottie Dugger R. T . Morgan horses won places Jake Eslinger 32 in the harness events at Antelope Hasel Eslinger races last week. •« John Tillsoo ftr «4 Anita Tillson Mrs. A. C. H u ff and daughter, Mrs H .F .M o o je , o f Spokane, is 23 Myrtice Messinger •• visiting friends and relatives at 24 Elsie Whitman <a Beryl EsRnger M oro and vicinity. The Ladies Aid Society of the M .E . churcb-wilEgive their enter 22 John Searcy Mrs. W . C. Guyton was the as Arthur Christianson M oro tainment in the opera house delegate this week from Rebecca Friday evening. May 21st. The 16 O rrin Urquhart lodge at Kent to the grand lodge program will consist of recitations, 17 Chester Anderson meeting at Newport. Clifford Woods drills, and pantomines and will H . U . Martin left for The Colhs M oore end by a forty minute playle* en Dalles late Tuesday, afternoon be Monkind titled “ Mrs. Jones gives an after 19 Lillian Kessinger cause of serious illness of Uncle noon tea.'* An admittance tee 20 Wallace May James Martin al the hospital in Kent W illie Edwards 9 will be charged at the door. that city. I ■■!!■ I » I — No. 78 O. B. S. Regular communication ac h Z d an d 4th Thursday evening» monthly. H cmmchs , M a i. J Juan k _____ W orthy Matron M m . M ay B arnum , Secretary. V* - K: 4 b. aaggg^g g - Mi ea sss the trip by train. T o loan, $1500 to $2000 on first mortgage tarm property, interest eight per cent. Sherman County. Abstract Compa O . L . Belsh J. A. Rasmu Wednesday d family and nd family left !o for the expo- sitions in Califo Miss Ida BellaU rquhart return ed Saturday from L in d , Wash., where she has been visiting with relatives and attending school. The E. E. L y o if farm of 960 acres, located a few.miles south of Wasco, was sold on the 15th to Dr. J. R. Morgan, R. H . McKean and J. R. Kaseberg. i ' ■ gg ' ■ *, a,l4 ••»«•»««•«««•«««»••««•«*•• «00*0» M B X At S h ip m e n t J u s t R e e e iv e d l John Deere Gang Plows, Discs and Cultivators and Vehlie Hacks, Metal Wheel Trucks, Oliver Chilled Garden and z / Vinyard Walking Plows 10th day of July, ISIS. J* Claim ant names as witneaaeaT W ilferd Belahe, Clay Belabe, N. P. Hausen, Alias Belabe, all of Moro, Oregon. m21 H . F B A N K W O ODCOCK, Keg is ter & N O T IC E O F A D M 1 N IS T U A T IO N . In the Oonaty Court of the state of Ore gon for Sherman eonuty. Ia the m atter of the estate of » W Ilh am Carrie, deoaamd. I Motioe ia hereby given that the under signed. baa been duly appointed Admini- a< rotor of the said estate and baa qualified and (that all persons having alaims against the said deeeasad or against bis s au te are hereby required to prew ot the ", with same, da>; verified, v im the toe proper voueh vooeu- ers. to the said Administrator, al the law office of Bright, Bryant <fc E ll’.a in Moro in said Goonty and State,w ithin aix months, from the date of tha first pnblioation of this notice, towit: w ithin aix months from the 7tb day of May a ». 1916. Dated and first published at Moro, 8her* man county, Oregon, thia 7th day of May A. D. 1916. r L. Barnum. Administrator of said estate. B s i o h t . Bin a mt iMD llu Attorneys for* Administrator, 6tm7j4> Moro, Oregon. K , H W 4 H IIH 4 I I H 0 1 1 I I I H I H 4 P 1 - H W t i l l ! I H I H O f H A Meritorious Institution * ; Established as a Bank in 1896 by Moore Bros, with a capital of $10,000; capital increased in 1903 to $20,000; changed to a State Bank in 1907 with a capital of $25,000; T O D A Y with a capital and BETTER, surplus of $34,000 and total re- BIGGER, sources of $102,000 we are ’ ’ « • ; ’ I « * Wanted From Owner D. E. Maxwell is taking down AND the small building owned by him 640 to 1280 acres of land in on Main street, joining the Hotel the vicinity of Moro; must be STRONGER than ever. M oro, and w ill haul the lumber good and at a reasonable price; I have buyer for same. Address ; During the 19 years of our existence, our aim has been to ex- The M oro Hardware and Im to his farm east of M oro. L. R. French, 31G Oak street, ’ Yon receive what you order plement Co. has sold Herman Baseball at M oro, county fair Portland. Oregon ’ tend our patrons the best possible service. Our steady growth • •• is evidence that the banking institution, which throws the great- ; in our grill. O ur service is equal Christianson a quantity of paint grounds, after the races on the ith which to coat the barn and 28th. Portland vs M oro, three in every way to the high quality ” est safeguards around its business in order to protect its depos- ’ of food we serve. At all times gacage on the farm. days and a game a day. Be sure itors, merits the confidence of the public. If you are not a • you are assured of obtaining an One seven foot Queen Hodge and come as it will be a humding The railroad company has put customer o f this Bank let this be your invitation to become * appetizing meal in an environ binder; good as new; estate prop ment that is extremely pleasant. in a despatched phone at the er of a base ball series. * erty; price $75; good note taken. “ one; our relations w ill be mutually profitable. ■ Every thing in season at popular station in Kent and w ill soon add H . u . Martin, Moro ■ . Miss Pearl Thompson returned tfm21 prices. T ry our 25c noon and a local phone. Fred Haynes has Wednesday from a twenty day evening lunch, only 25c. >een appointed agent. stay with Mrs. John Hastings at HOTEL ALBERT When in The Dalles try the the family home east o f M oro, 16 inch block pine wood for TH E DALLES, - • ' OREOON rlotel Albert special 25c lunch; where Mrs. Hastings has been ser MORO, OREGON- $6.75 f.o.b. Moro; for further par iously ill with pheymonia under noon and evening; free auto buss ticulars write E. L. Root, 111 » H H l U I H l I I I I I 1"H"1 I I n u l l I I I H l l - H t I I I 1 4 4 *4 Mosier, Oregon meets all trains; thirty minutes for the care of Dr. Morae. The pati 4tm21 ent is now well on the road to re uneb when going to Portland. covery, being able to si| up 1 ues- There is Happiness in a Home Brightened by the A p ril showers and sunny days day for the first time. mixed with* some wind, is the Four room house on Main Miss Vesta MorritOO >s visiting street! property all fenced; con - Sherman county weather report of the last two weeks An inch at the home of her aunt, Mrs M.C. tains acre and half of ground; J. A. Armstrong, and a quarter of rain fell in that ; Snider. - Miss Morrison is. from good terms. SST , 1 R M oro, Oregon. time. ’ ¡San Diego, Cal., w h e re a second m73t* The Standard Incandescent Coal O il—Lamp of the W orld. Contractor O. H . Hadden has w orld’s fair and’ .^position is hr Uses less otl than old style lamps. Clean, Safe. Durable, le work at the k Presbyterian ¡ng held this ye«r in California, Gives the Brightest and Whitest Light. N o Noise or O dor church nicely started. Excavation The San Diego «po sition is not S I Flenty of water and plenty of or the new annex and building is as well advertised, therefore not fine bunch grass; $1.25 per head D e m o n s tr a te d a n d S o ld In M o r o a t th e linished and the concrete work it •» ' ienerally known, a. the San per month; will còme tor and Francisco fair, but it is the most deliver 10 head at any time or jeing started. ••-unique and attractive of all wor'd place; neighbors can club^together head. Phone or M o io won the baseball game fairs held in recent years. to make th he “ ten L - J write J. M. M arlin, Sunday from Goldendale by a Hayden Brisbine, F. B. M iller, tf-9 / . Grass Valféÿ, Ore score of 15 to 4. The run from George Frantzund 1 1 M. Benson Goldendale was made in un hour and fifty minutes, fifteen minutes were a pàrty of four successful fishermen who last week remem A. B U IL T O F “ T U M -A -L U M B E R ” >eing used on the ferry.- I am prepared to do your car bered the Observer editor. They . 4- HHH-Î--I 1111 I '4 "l 1 I I I 1 H t 1 I H ' I 1 I I * 1 H > * * 1 I H I I I I I I I ‘ From Free Plans. We furnish all material complete. Mrs. Lottie Lee and her Sunday brought honrie eight salmon and a penter work, be it much or little, in a thoroughly workmanship 'See H . U. M A R T IN about it” at the Home of Tum-A-Lumber School class from the Presbyter number of trout at a result of the manner and at reasonable price. ii ian church took their lunch Satur outing. The salmon are so plen Give me a chance. Screen doors. Sash doors. Roofing, etc., to fill your want». ' day and went afield after wild tiful that the quicker way Jo. catch tfal6 O. H . Hadden, M oro, O r dowers. As a result the pulpit was them is to wade into the water nicely decorated Sunday with the and seize them with the hands as «’ See those Improved Canton Chilled Plows, ndian Camas blooms. they swim past. > they are right up to date 1 Caskets and Robes always on E. E. and J. R. Kaseberg, toge May 28th is a big day for sport hand; special supplies and caskets ’ r 7 W e h a n d le , the Old Reliable Superior and Peoria ; ther with their families, left Port- in M oro. ~ Speed program on the ordered at any time. W Sam Brisbine, M oro, Oregon. and on the 17th for the big fair at county fair track begins at 1:30 w drills, now on the floor. San Francisco. They w ill tour and the same afternoon, at the Our Sattly Plows, are giving good satisfaction. £ a lifo rn ia by auto for several fairgrounds, baseball between'the weeks, returning to Sherman M oro team and a team from Port The place known as Erskine Our Canton and Dayton Discs, , county via Bend the latter part of land. M oro business men have farm, between M oro and Grass Wagons, Hacks, Buggies, Gas Engines, Choppers June. : signed a cash guarantee to induce Valley. For particulars and terms address Mrs. Grace M. Dennis, Steel and Wooden Harrows, will interest you. • t D on’t forget to consult outside horses to compete. 1 he tfjl5 Lake Bay, Wash Drs. Lowe A Turner, eye two following days the Portland Notice our Complete Line of Steel Ranges, Bath : specialists, at Hotel M oro on next team w ill finish a three game Tubs, Sinks, Lavoratories, Etc. Monday and Tuesday, May 24th series with our local.team. W e have in our employ the • 4 We have a complete line of Plumbing Supplies. ;: and 25th, Grass V«lley Saturday The Hotel V in tin at Grass Val best shoe mechanics on the Pacific May 22d, Wa«co Wednesday May ley »how» evidence o f progrefitive epast; they* make new work or 26th, at Kent Thursday May 27th management, undefljdhe capable repair old skjoes and guarantee until 3 p.m. only. supervision of Lottje A. V intin. to do your work cheaper and bet ter than any cobbler who has Graduating exercises of the The most im portant|part of any never learned the trade. class o f 1915 o f the M oro High hotel is the kitchen and that part Mens half sole and heel >1.25 M ORO, O R E G O N .. .. School w ill be held at the M. E. o f the Hotel V intin has ¡ust been half sole $1; heels 35c. Ladies 'llllllt lt ll ............................... I H ....................... .. church Friday evening, May 28th remodeled and done over in half sole and heel $1; half sole 75c at eight o'clock. President Acker white. The entire hotel property heels 25c. Ladies or mens rubber heels 50c. Stitching or other re man of the M onmouth Normal has been thoroughly renovated in pairs. according to time and ma P o rc e la in JSath T u b . School w ill deliver the class gd- preparation for the coming season terial used. •* 9 9 and the dining room w ill be re drett. A cordial invitation is ex We pay postage both ways E v e ry th in g F ir s t C lass a n d u p to date. papered before the work w ill be and furnish mailing bags for future tended to all. shipments with your first order. Those in charge of the Dorcfis finished. Agent for Model Steam Laundry of The Dalles A ll shoes returned promptly. Train» number 1 and 35 »top 30 minutes opposite Friday, the 14th, about fifteen hall should see to it when allow Victor Marden, Shop in Brick Building next Observer Office The Dalles, Oregon ing it to be used for parties that a ladies of M oro gathered at the 4to30 J. N . L X N D R Y , P r o p r i e t o r . hotel dalles proper restraint be placed upon home of Mrs. M. H . Rust, south the young people gathered there. of M oro, in honor of her 80th Z s X C o i o , ---------- ---- * © x e g r o x x . j p y for DINNER; 10 cento for a real cup of coffee J L a te l/ it is more of a pretext to birthday. The visit, while not ex To or frorn any point, partic turn loose a bunch o f hoodlums actly a surprise, wai thoroughly ularly Sherman county. Experi with oream, or a R boulab D uinrb for 50 cento Try a W ant Ad. in which if allowed to continue gen enjoyed by all. Several useful enced driver and car always ready. . . * '1* 1 , • • \ • ! ’• « < • ■ ' . ' . ■ , . « > ‘ • • , • ,4 The Observer. It Pays. gifts were presented Mrs. Rust as Phone me at my expense from erally results In a grand jury ev er y body w elc o m e any pla'ce. Reasonable charges a memento of the occasion, she Announcement has been made ' ** ■ ■' -I.'" with plenty of time given com Judd 8. Fish, Manager, - The Bailee, Oregon o l the engagement c f Miss Mary being a great reader and very ac mercial men to * make towns, G eorge E llard , J. Taylor, a popular M oro »chool tive for her years. Refreshments ad in T he M oro were served, consisting o f straw Grass Valley, Oregon. Ivavilvl 9 to IV/ 4V U J P. A • Hulse, AAlfilWp a <i suc- OL8V . • teacher, Roy — ^ - O bserver will re a c h . JDQI cetstultarm erandbuslnew m anof herrie« and cake. Among the Binder h r Sale A Wood for Sale : BANK OF MORO ” Residence For Sale ■y Good Pasture MORO PHARMACY H. f i r t i i t o k t i n t ) Igeit, lasco, O rtp i Carpenter and Contract Work A T T E N T IO N farm ers Undertaking Supplies W ELL Farm for Sale i D R IL L 1N S Am prepared to do FIR ST CLASS W ORK Shoe Repairs by Parcel Post 4 k 6 Ì N N , C O L E M A N A CO. | M oro ( IS T O P THE Livery lutomobile Service IFtOÜWUnOSELLQRBHT X X A READ THE OBSERVER ALL the time. For CoMnty news Oood Stationary, nicely printed la one of the first requlrmenta of a«ood business. We can supply you this vicinity. Thp ladies of the Dorcas Society gave a shower at the home of Mrs. J. C. McKean Friday of this week in honor of Mia* Taylor. Travelers at Biggs older neighbors pfiefient were Mrs.E.J.Powell. M rtrJohn John Should try our famous chick son. Mrs. Jas. Woods, and Mrs. en plate dinner»; all kinds of nice A. C. H uff and daughter, Mrs. H . sandwich, pie, cake, good coffee. W illard L unch C ounter F. Moore, from Spokane. “WANT” people in S h e rn ia n C o u n ty th an by an y o th er m edium available.