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About Sherman County observer. (Moro, Sherman County, Or.) 1897-1931 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 6, 1920)
* *- C, L. Pow tll w u a weaksa’-d visit or in Moro from Portland. Five more wide track header gear wagons left. Crosfield, Wasco. We are Prepared Send your hemstitching to Mrs. L. M. Boothby, The Dalles, Oregon. Remember Mullikin, the harness man, is-now at Wasco. Call and see him. ■ To give Quality, Service and Prices on your harvest needs. We sell for cash exclusively. Kahki pants for boys, vouths, and men from $1.50 to ....................... Lace bottom riding pants, good qual ity k a h k i/ ............. *•.......... Canvas in widths 40 inch and 72 inch per yard, $1.35 and. . . ............... 2.25 Fancy bath towel sets in colors........... Common and fancy toweling, per yard, 35c to . . . - ................ 60 Japanese Blue Bird tablecloths, $2.75 to 3.75 Ginghams, plain and plaids, new stock W hite wash skirting, ¿ood weight, yard .60 Mrs. Jas. Wilkie has been visiting with her mother at Grass Valley the past week. Mens sox. good quality, 3 pairs . . 6 5 Mens summer hats, 75c t o ........... ....... 1.50 W ork shirts, each, $1.50 to ................. 2.25 Summer weight union suits. $1.25 t o . . 3.00 Cotton Comforts and Blnkets, $3.50 to $7.10 Crochet Cotton in colors. 3 balls....... . .25 Common pins..*..........................i ............. 10 Safety pins, 10c and........... ............. -15 Slip ¿rip collar fasteners in ¿old, each .50 Mens Harvester Shoes, in Mule and . . E lk skin. pair, all sizes, $2.25 to 3.75 Cretones, fancy and staple colors, per yard. 55c t o ............................... 85 Voiles and Flaxons, per yard, 25c t o . . .65 Ladies and childrens Handkerchiefs,a ’ each, 10c t o . .,..................‘ • - *75 A ns tracts promptly made by the Sherman County Abstract Qo., Moro, Oregon. « The new elevator at Erskine was opened this week for storage and ship ment of wheat. 4.75 ' New Stocks of the Following Have Just Arrived Childs Sateen Bloomers Childs Gingham Dresses Ladies Sport Veils Ladies Aprons W hite Embroidered Petticoats Womens and Childrens Hats, 25c to $1.25 New line of Corsets in Bon Ton and Royal Worcester E. A. Cushman and wife spenjN^un- day at the home of their daughter, Mrs. -Irvine Morris at Maupin. Fresh for cannings String beans, beets, carrots, etc. Cooking apples. I’hone 5F12, Mra. O^iB-TMessinger, Moro. M O R O T R A D IN G C O . MORO, Lost. A smalF-gold chiJds locket. Please return to Little Vivian Hays, Bee Hive Restaurant. Valued as a keepsake. OREGON Mrs. J. J. O’Connell and daughter Marie, from Tulsa, Oklahoma, is vis iting with her sister, Mrs. J. C, Freeman. O b s e rv e r <’ ia i* M »h t». MH E H.M A N | * > U Pacer for Sherman bty. F R ID A Y . 7 . in Both Wide and Standard Tracks E u re a a Z O ’. iK O * » * ’ MisS Mary Kunsman is visiting at the home of her brother Roy and in cidentally helping with the book keeping work at the Moro Trading August 6, 1920 Company. AVe Have in Stock a Large Lot o f Farm W agons and I rucks County Clerk Hoskinson is enjoying a-vacation at Corvallis with her dau ghter Jessie who is attending O.A.C. summer school. Also McCormick and Deering Reapers and McCormick Headers with ua. A Full Line of Extras for McCormick and Deering Machines Grain Boxes and Grain Elevators Lodge No 121. A . E. A A M . Muro, o rr M eet* the first and third Thursday evenings of each month ’ Visiting members cordially invited to neet By order of W . M . J. M . P a r r y , Secretary. B a th ls h a m C h a p te r No. 78 o . E. 9. Regular com munication each 2d and 4th Thursday .«evenings m onthly. ^ M rs . I n a K u n s m a n , W o rth y M atron M rs . E s t h e r M e l o y , Secretary.; Anybody Needing any of the Above tVill Save Money M o r o L o d g f N o . 113 I. O. O. F. by Calling on us. Meets every M onday eve ning in their hall. T ransi ent and Visiting Brothers cordially invited to meet w ith us. . C. H? Johns, N . 'G . A . M . Young, Secretary GINN, COLEMAN & CO. MORO, OREGON Our Motto is. “ All we can give for th e m oney; — not all we can get for the goods” The Working Pawer of a Dollar la What Counts For sale Baby Best Harvester $450. Crosfield at Wasco. If you have a news item, tell it to the Observer. Do not imagine we know it and then wonder why it is not in the pape:. Please use the phone if not convenient to cal, ai d tell us personally. Reward for return of dark bay mare with roached mane, white hind foot, branded either JH attached or FX on left shoulder, weight about 1150. Gone since June 26th. Verne Coe, Moro, Qregon. 3t j!6 For sale by owner. 480 acres of wheat land in Morrow county with stocK and machinery, fair buildings and plenty of water. Price $40 per acre. Part cash, terms on balance. For further particulars write W- G, Palmateer, Morgan, Oregon, Yuba' Ball Tread Tractors IN 12-20 regular THREE ~ O 40-70 oversize We are able to make im m ediate delivery, on (lie oversize 20-35 from braqcli on |0 day i)o’iVP: — We Will have a big working supply of extra parts in stock next »oath. Before m is homes in, any onlei for parts received at our Wasco offioe before 4 p.m. can be shipped iron factory branch at Spokane next day. O’Meara Supply and Implement Company Wasco, Oregon Methodist Church, Moro There will be preaching services Hext Sunday morning and evening. We are well pleased with the outlook for the Church. The Sunday School is splendidly organized and is ready to do efficient work. We ask that every one interested will boost for every department of the Church. Let us put the attendance wof the Sunday School up to one hundred right soon. Harold H. Miles, pastor. I A Business Maxim “ A man is judged, not alone by the company he keeps, but by the manner in which he pays his bills. “ The fellow who produces a roll of bills and peels off the number required to meet an obliàgtion might formerly have created a favorable impression. Nowadays people are likely to wonder why he isn’t progressive enough to keep his money in bank and check it out as needed. How do you pay your bills? 4>i B a n k o f M oro — M oro, O regon Clever Musical Revue Coming • The coming attraction at the Moro Theatre Wednesday, August 11th, will he the “ Dancing Kewpie Dolls’’ a musical revue taken from all the different musical shows of the big eastern cities. The “ Dancing Kew pie Dolls’’ is an original combination of things musical that is very differ- rent from any thing ever seen in the musical comedy stage and is a pro duction till with lilting music, plenty of comedy situations and is bleBsed with pretty, shapely girls, that can sing and dance, 'lhe splendid cast is headed by a number of stage cele brates such ss Mr. Merrill LaVelle, Albert MacDonald, Misses Lillian Leslie and Dorothy DeVere, who have all won fame on the musical stage and are delighting many thousands of theater goers again this season. The “ Dancing Kewpie Doll Revue’’ is flavored with many happy situations and picturesque settings, graceful and dainty girls, with .an atmosphere of smartness and good taste about it which all in all makes an entertain ment of the worth while sort. MAKE HARVESTING A PLEASURE Goggles Sun Burn Lotions Cream for Lips M O RO PHARM ACY Phone e K. SCHADE, Prop. 303 Bargain in Morrow County Real Estate Just Arrived A shipment of the Yellow W inona Wide ¡Track W a g o n ' We Also Have The Superior Drill, size 20-7 and 18-7 V anllrunt Drill, size 18-7 Thomas Drill, size 16-7 ' Notice to Creditors Among tffe first reported to have In the County Court of the State of finished threshing in the Fairview dis trict was M. Neal who housed his Oregon for Sherman County. Notice is hereby given that the un machine Saturday. A good part of his crop averaged better than 13 sacks dersigned has been appointed adminis tratrix of the eatate of P. H. Buxton, per acre. deceased, by the County Court of the J. C. McKean was hit on the head State of Oregon for Shermaq County, with some 16-inch woixl as he was op and has qualified. All persons having ening a car door Monday. Besides claims against said estate are hereby some bruises to bis face, a wound on notified to present same duly verified his fotehead needed two stitches by sa by law required to the undersigned Dr. l’oley. at the office of Bright & Bryant,Moro, Road Master Wall was seriously in Oregon, within six months from the jured Saturday evening at - the rock date hereof. Dated and first published August crusher now wotking at Grass Valley. His foot became tangled in some rope 6th, 1920. Glady N. Buxton, Administratrix. pulilng him off the top and causing Bright & Bryant, Attorneys for Estate him to fall seven feet. At the Monday meeting of the city council proceedings were initiated by which the property botight by Moro citizens to be added to the present park system will be accepted and tak en over. Gravel is now being hauled for a concrete culvert fourteen feet square, which will be built as soon aa necessary legal proc^e4i«|a u p com plete. our warehouse any time. (Other si^ee can he delivered from factory '■ Presbyterian Church Announcements Moro Church for August 8th: Sunday School, 10 a. m. Dorcas Wednesday afternoon. , Elmer E. McVicker, Pastor. I am leaving Moro and offer for quick sale all my household goods, my One of the best ranches in Morrow Ford car, and two lots joining each county, containing 1120 acres; 480 in other. A bargain for every one in summer fallow; good house, with hot terested. Lloyd.Grimes. and cold water and other modern con “ I t ’s a boy and George the Third veniences. Out buildings in fairly good condition.’ Water iu abundance. jb i t ’s ra m e ,’’ says G. E. Meloy as Some horses and machinery go with the result of the visit of the stork at the family home south of Moro at 15 place. Terms part cash, balance on time. For further particulars address minutes after midnight July 30th. box 382, Ione, Oregon. The mare advertiseu by Glenn King in the Observer last week belonged to Information Wanted Wiley McDonald. Now, will some good neighbor tell where Wesley Ful le r’s horse is hiding out from harvest RICHARTZ.— Information wanted of the whereabouts of the heirs and work. next of kin of GERTRUDE Wait for Dr. Freeze, if RICHARTZ, who emigranted to you need eye service. the United States in 1892 and Trips each month to who in September, 1892, at Pen Moro and other towns. dleton, Oregon, declared her in tentions of citizenship to the Dr. Lloyd Idleman and wife, Mrs. United States, at this time a Jean Stanley and Miss Helen Idleman, married brother resided in East all from Pendleton, were visiting at ern Oregon. the A. S. Johnson home this week en Address NELSON H. TKNN1CLIFF, route to Crater Lake. Mrs. Idleman 115 Broadway, New York City. and Mrs. Stamey are sisters to Mrs. Johnson. G. IL Hansen and Archie Blue ac companied R. S. Goff and his mother this week on a brief visit to Crater Lake. In a continuous drive of 23 hours the party made Klamath the first afternoon from Moro where'they visited with Mr. Goff’s brother. The n&xt day was spent at Crater Lake. The party arrived back Wednesday. M ODELS oversize ~ . G. E. Mathews, proprietor of Moro Opera House, concluded a deal this week by means of which he also be comes proprietor of the L. W. Ross confectionary. - Local Ckurch A ■ Bennet me its Christian Science Society: Crosfield handles and sells only Services in the Church building, genuine Holt extras. Do not be mis Main street, at 11 a.m. Subject: lead by inferior parts. “ Spirit. ’’ Mail orders for hemstitching given Testimonial services each Wednes prompt attention. Mrs. L. M . Booth day evening, 8 o’clock. by, The Dalles, Oregon. Sunday School, rear church en The usual Dorcas social for August trance, 10:15 a.m. Pupils up to the will be held at the home of Mrs. J.G. age of 20 are welcome. Reading room,rear church entrance, McKean next Wednesday. open each Friday from 2 until 4 p.m., Mrs. O|to Peetj and son Carl Fred where the Bible and all authorized erick returned Sunday from a visit at Christian Science literature may he Portland with her parents. read, bought or borrowed. The public is cordially invited to Born to Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hulse at attend the church services and visit the home of Dr. Poley in this city on the reading room. Tuesday, August 3d, a son. 3 55 • Grass Valley and Moro was visited Thursd- y afternoon by a severe dust storm which seem to be more than or dinarily plentiful this yea*. During the , storm two autos parked at the B.F. Peetz farm, one owned by G. A. Meloy and the other by Mr. Peetz, standingrretose to each other, slightly at right angles, became charged with electricity so that the drivers could not touch them without receiving a severe electrical shock. Sherman County Farm Bargains 720 ncrcs for sale close to Bourbon; about 500 seres in cultivation; 200 acres in wheat and 300 acres in sum mer fallow Included in price with 5-year lease on another good section having 250 acres in summer fallow. 640 acres for sale one mile from Bourbon; 425 acres in - cultivation. Included in the price is 200 acres in wheat, 200 acres in summer fallow, all stock and machinery. Price $32,- 000, part cash and good terms on bal ance. 800 acres for sale east of Grass Val ley ; about 225 acresj in wheat, 176 acres in summer fallow; lots of water; third of crop goes with the place. Price $25 an acre. Will consider a house in Moro, Wasco, or The Dalles as part payment. See Alex Hunter. Morw, Oregon. Reward for information or return of- a light bay horse; weight about 1200; branded LP on left hip; has knot on left hind leg between hock and ankle. Left about the middle of July. Weeley Fuller, Moro. Moro Hardware & Implement io. MORO, OREQON Sherman County Agent for Rotary Rod Weedor Also we carry a complete line of Furniture, Ranges and Heaters, and remember the Famous Z Line of En¿¡ne8 and Fairaday Washing Machines. M oro B a r b e r S P o r c e la in JS ath hop Tub. Everything First*Class and up to date. Shop in Brick Building next Observer Office C. H . J O H N S , P ro p rU A o r. M o i o , ----------© x e g -o x x . H A RRY M . B E N S O N General Contractors and Builders Cement and Concrete W ork a Specialty M o ro , O re g o n &
