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About Sherman County observer. (Moro, Sherman County, Or.) 1897-1931 | View Entire Issue (June 30, 1916)
Local Charrk for Sunday, July 2. Grove Sentinel. Buy Your* 4th of July Apparel Now Silks, Voiles, Lawns, Etc, In a Large Assortment of Dainty Patterns. New Styles in Shoes, Oxfords and Pumps For the W hole Fam ily. “Bon Ton,” “Royal Worcester” and “School Girls” Corsets, N ew Styles and Guaranteed Quality. Ladies’ White Waists, Underwear, Hosiery In a Large Range of Styles and Prices. Don’t Fail to See Our Big Line of Men’s Hats, Shirts, Ties, Sox, Etc. Moro Trading Company A very pretty wedding was sol Methodist church: Sunday School at 10:00 1. m- emnized at the farm home ot M r. Preaching service in Spaulding sod Mrs. C. A. Rasch. three miles east of Cottage Grove, at 12 (noon) and in M cro at Wednesday evening, June 14th. 3:00 p. m. 1916. when Truman Strong of Evening subject “The Tears of M oro, led to the bridal altar Miss Jesus.” Ethel Rasch, Rev. Horace N . Al- A ll are heartily invited. rich oonducting the impressive John Robertson, pastor. ring ceremony. The bride was attended by Miss Vivien Strong, Presbyterian church: sister of the groom, and the best Sabbath School at 10 a.m., J.E. man, W alter Rasch of Tacoma, Coleman, superintendent. Wash., was a brother of the bride. Services morning and evening, The wedding march was played by Mrs. A . B.Wolfard of Walker, at 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. sister of the groom. The bride Everybody welcome. was handsomely gowned in white A . J. Adam s, Pastor. silk mussaline trimmed in oriental lace and pearls, and carried a The Fourth at DeMoss. shower bouquet of white carna tions and maidenhair fern. Mias «• Everyone is invited to come Strong, the bridesmaid, was pret and picnic at DeMoss on the 4th. tily gowned in blue silk with lace There will be two contectionery trimmings and carried a bouquet stands and everyone can be served of pink roses and ferns. Follow promptly. Prof. Horner writes that he w ill ¡ng the ceremony a buffet lunch eon was served. Misses Esther and be ready for the Illustrated Lec Ruth Jorgensen, Mae Holladay ture in the park. The program and Margaret Strong assisting in w ill close with a grand display of fireworks. serving. The sports committee has The wedding tour was made by graded a 500 yard race track and auto over the Pacific and Colum the rain is packing it nicely. 1 here bia river highways for their future w ill be several horse races, altho home at M oro. The Insurance Gasoline and Perfection O il cook stoves in 2, 3 and 4-burners, in both kinds, for sale by Ginn. Coleman & Co. Space The O b s e rv e r Chas. Benham is helping with the alfalfa harvest near Echo. M>kO. SB IBM AN CO.,OBZOON M m ' Viava Home Remedies can be had from Mrs. Grace Bourhill. paper for Shermaa Gouty. June 30. 1916 F R ID A Y c « ru k a LoSS* A. r . A A u uoro. or. t.Mecta the 6r»t and third buradav evening» of each month V i tiling member« cordially invited to meat with ua. See Mullikih ” the harn er” at Wasco. Oregon. By order o fW . M . 7 J. M . P aamy . Secretary. Carbolinium, fresh stock, now on sale at The Observer Store. Chris Andersen is preparing the foundations for a new 60x100 foot barn. Second-hand McCormick head er for sale by Ginn, Coleman & Co. L. J. Lucas is building a sum mer sleeping porch onto his resi M o ro Hotel. CHENEY revolving rod weeper t |H E hail fellow well met, the man who spends as he goes, is popular just so long as he is a hail fellow well met, so long as he spends as he goes. His fair weather friends leave him the minute he is in financial distress. Don’t be one of these kind. If you are making big money plan to set aside a cer tain sum in bank. You’ll find that if adversity comes a goodly bank balance is your best friend. If you al ready have a bank account make it a point to keep a healthy balance, a good margin to work on. If you haven’t a b*nk account open one with us today. CALL AND SEE US ABOUT YOUR BANKING. I i nuninm << a speciality is being made of foot races, high jumping, etc. In ad dition to the big program prepared there will be a concert by a cornet band. - Roy Axtellhas finished the in Mrs. T . C . Lee entertained Fri terior decorative work on the This year we are able to sell Os day. the 23d. in honor of her sis Chris Andersen new home and is borne reapers at a bargain; cheap ter. Mbs Addie Hockman’s, birth now busy painting the exterior. er than any reaper has ever before been sold in the county. Any one day .anniversary. It you have a news item, tell it needing a reaper had better'call at Wanted, by experienced worn to the Observer. Don’t imagine an, cook wagon job. Mrs. H . we know it and then wonder why our store. Ginn. Coleman A Co. Davidson, 1323 Jackson street. it is not in the paper ’phone it in. The first peaches of the season The Dalles, O te. were brought into M oro Wednes The Dorcas Society realized day by L. B. Payne of the Fleck Chris Andersen is hauling lum better than 130 from their Parcel Orchard at Rufus. The same day ber from the M oto T u m a lu m Post sale and ice cream social Sat Lumber Co. yards for his new urday last in the annex of the they made their first shipment of peaches to the Portland market barn at the farm. Presbyterian church. for this season. Last year the first 1 have quite a stock of buggy ¿The Eastern Jubilee Quartet at shipment was made on the 10th. and hack harness which wilT be the opera house Monday evening sold reasonable or traded for’stock. were very capable entertainers. Saturday and Sunday 87 hun J. F. Belshee, Moro. They have fine tuneful voices that dredths otan inch of rain fell in Mrs. G . E. Lewellen left M o n B a th la b a m C h a p te r day for Portland to be with rela dence. NO. 78 O. E. •• tives a short while and attend the Regular communication Abstracts promptly made by the Gladstone chautauqua. >each 2d and 4th Thuraday Sherman C ounty Abstract Com .evening« monthly. R. T . Morgan and M . L. Mel- IM m . N ellie C uih m an , pany, Moro, Oregon. W orthy Matron zer have each purchased Osborne M u . M at B aenum . Secretary. Myles E. Martin and wife left reapers in the last few days from Monday for a visit at Portland Ginn, Coleman & Co. F a rm e r s H a a s l l o n a l and C o -O p e r with Mrs. Martin’s mother. a tiv e U s is n A m e ric a M oro Hardware A Implement Miss Marie Huis, who has been M o r o L o c a l N o . 41 Co. have a new oil stove, the M e e t, in I . O . O . F . hall each 2nd and 4th visiting with Miss Eliza Morrison, Florence blue flame wickless, that Saturday afternoon. Vi«iting member« left Monday for her home in San is a beauty and full of utility. welcom e W . S. Powell, Pre..dent. Francisco. C. G . S ilv e r, Secretary. Carl Happold and family and G. E. Lewellen has purchased brother Louis in one car and paint from the Moro Hardware Dr. Freeze the Ey & Implement Co. to tone up his Chub Johnson and family in a , Specialist will make residence exterior to match his second car passed through M oro regular trips to Moro new concrete walk and fence and Tuesday morning headed for the each month during 1916. Call Metolius fishing grounds. the new lawn. . This Weeder Works Where Others Fail It is Better Than Others— BECAUSE It fill Work in largsr Weeds and When Stubbie Conditions ire Bad liera is la Dewipiug of Large Pilas of Dirt, lia is ni tai It leans liar Ground in Excelle nt Condition Geo. W. Hansell, at Moro, Local Agent for th i. Machine. H e for you if you w ish to see it worx. . _M An R IN C H E N E Y , W A S H ., BY Rotary Rod Weeder 4. Mfg. Com'py. blend most harmoniously. Jas. Woods and wife returned home last Friday, pleased with their trip, more pleased to again be at home, and Sickbed to death at the rain we had Saturday,. this vicinity. It came in interm it tent showers that prevented much washing of fields. Monday was showery and 1 uesday afternoon a heavy rain gave us a quarter of an inch more. The total for the four days was 1.2 inches. Your chicken« will soon pay for them selves in increased egg 13350979 production if you will use a quart can of carbolineum around the City residence, electric lights chicken house and perches; you and city water; 7-rooms; plastered; can get it at the Observer Book close in; good side walk. Very reasonable. Part cash terms. Store. Moro The city is installing an electric signalling system between the res ervoir and the engine house. When the resei voir Jills to a cer tain depth a float will raise and make an electric contact, lighting a lamp at the pump house. Four room residence, has elec tric lights and city water; acreage property; good building and good part of town. Can be had on easy terms. Alex Hunter, tfa21 Moro. Oregon C. W . Moore was up from The Dalles last week looking over his property and the proposed im provement necessary to protect it from future flood waters. The city and M r. Moore will probably em ploy a consulting engineer to ad vise them before the work is un dertaken. One standard H olt Combined Harvester. 20-foot cut; 28-inch cylinder; been run three seasons; has 33-horse Shantonia hitch; both in good shape; price complete, f.o.b. Condon 51.000. secured note or cash. W ill guarantee the machine. W . I. Ebbert. a7tf Condon. Oregon J. W . McKinney was a visitor at M oro this week from Center- I ville. Wash., at the home of his daughter, Mrs. T . E. Hulery. J |e told friends of the family of the approaching marriage of his son. Warren, to a young lady at Con nell. Wash., where he is engaged in garage business. During the Rote Festival in Portland Elmer Armstrong, son of J. A . Armstrong of this city, and Miss Cera Alexander of Manor, Wash., were married at the First Christian church in Port land by Rev. Connor. The young people will make their home at Vancouver, Wash. The place known as Erskine farm, between M oro and Grass Valley. For particulars and terms address Mrs. Grace M. Dennis, tfjlS Lake Bay, Wash Caskets and Robes always on hand; special supplies and caskets ordered at any tin»«. Sam Brisbine. M oro, Oregon. Livery idomobile Service To or from any point, partic ularly Sherman county. Experi enced driver and car always ready. Phone me at my expense from any place. Reasonable charges with plenty o f.tim e given com mercial men to ’ make towns. G eorge E llard . . ... Grass Valiev, Oregon. Shoe Bepalrs by Parcel Post affair, but were «> intereated I nd ^ • ¡ . ^ . I l i n i ba«a lof future able to attend tbe Farmer’,.D a y ^ .^ b o th wan the alfalfa and wheat experiments ¿ ¡ p mentg with your first order, reported in last weeks' Observer /y i ghoes returned promptly, they decided’ to make a .pecial Victor M ard™ . k ’ f 4 1 1 1 11 i 1 n i 1 1 n n - i 1 1 1 1 1 l * '' J.F. Proiristv -Complete Stock of- Leather and Harness Supplies. Call and See Our Slock of X* M en’s and Boys’ Saddles a t D iffe re n t Prices, fro m $ i j 5° to $50,00. CHAIN AND LEATHER WORK HARNESS of all kinds. GINN, COLEMAN & CO. MORO, OREGON A Bargain in Osborne Reapers Offered cheaper than any Reaper ever before »old in the county Gar Load of McCormick Headers Just Arrived. Car Load ol Bain, Bettendorf and Iron Wheel Wagons Anyone wanting a In «lock—bought before price« advanced wagon had better take advantage of thi« unu»ua opportunity. TOP BUGGIES AND HACKS S' 11 o u r Blue Beauty U niversal and Ma- Insurance Gasoline and O il Perfection Cooking Stoves, in 2. 3 and CQH q p a Q g g jestic Cooking Ranges. 4-burners in both kinds. MORO, OREGON. Undertaking Supplies W . B. Wilcox jr. and George Burnett of Grass Valley were in terested visitors st'the Experiment r Farm a r m Tuesday. i« — r z were - — not They 1«**% MORO, OREGON GINN, COLEMAN & GO. Farm for Sale W e have in our employ the best shoe mechanics on the Pacific coast; they make new work or repair old shoes and we guarantee to do your work cheaper and bet- , ler than any cobbler who has - Bai)k of M ofo Harvester For Sale Call and see the Blue Beauty Universal cooking range, guaran teed in every respect, made with polished steel top and enameled steel sides, needing no effort to keep clean. W e also have the Majestic cooking range, with or without reservoir? > Ginn, Cole man & Co. visit. niiHii i nmtnn i iii i i miii i nu i i i mvitTi jaaw ow m atw ataw atw m s T H E WASCO M ARKET I handle all kinds of Fresh and Cured Meats. . , Fish, Oysters and Crabs in season. Also all kinds of vegetables. I am in the market for anything you have tO «eB< fa . the line I am handling. Come in and see me. Write or phone cattle, veal, poultry, eig«. butter, and green or ary hides. ' __ ~ L. S. HINES, The Meat Man WASCO. OREQON Try a W a n t Ad. in * The Observer. I t Pays. Phone Main 373 inwiunt sain in JOB PRINTING • •*
