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About Sherman County observer. (Moro, Sherman County, Or.) 1897-1931 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 10, 1920)
Herman Brackett w u a visitor In Moro laat weak from Rufua. } ' *•'* •. * ’ - • , f / ' - • % I For Baby For Father For Mother Towels Hosiery Center Pie^e Linens Gloves Shirt Rattle Chain Hosiery Sweater Doll Blanket Boudoir Cap Glass Ware Slippers Pajkmas Bath Set Bootees Crib Blanket Shoes Gloves Waist * Bathrobe Hand Bag Handkerchiefs * Fountain Pen Slippers Stationery Dress Goods Blanket Safety Razor Purse Bath Robe Fountain Pen Bonnet Auto Robe Neck Ties . P.pe, Tobacco or Cigars » ‘ For Little Daughter • / . Doll Clothing • Overcoat Hat Paint Outfit Cap Mittens Gloves Bath Robe I Sweater Purse • Slippers Colored Pencils For For Smdll Boy Sweater * Doll Carriage Robe Brush and Comb Set • Suit Flashlight' Bath Robe Ties , Pajamas Slippers Groton Son Fancy Vest Muffler Brushes Comb Pajamas Hosiery Sweater Belt Ties ' Slippers For Grown Daughter Waist Slippers Stationery Corset Gloves Handkerchief Presbyterian Church Announcements Sunday School, 10 a. m. • Preaching, 11 a. m. Mise Id aba Ila Urquhart waa a week Junior Endeavor, 4 X» p. m. end visitor at The Dali a on the 4th. Preaching, 7;8O p. m. Dorcas Wednesday afternoon. A. 8. Johnaon waa a buaineae viait- Bible study, Wednesday 7 3 0 p m . or in Portland on Monday, Choir practice, Wednesday,8:15 p.m. The above are the regular services F. C. Mathiaa and finally have moved from Klondike to Outlook, and hours at the Presbyterian Church to which all are invited and w ill be Waah. made welcome. . ■ D r.C .fl. Johna made a profeaaional Elmer E. McVicker, Pastor. trip to Kent 8nnday, returning later U the week. . » Methodist Church announcements -for December: Full blood Buff "Orpington rooster for sale reasonable. C. L. Ireland, Mint) Church: Moro, Oregon. Sunday School each Sunday 10 a.in. Preaching each Sunday evening 7 :30 Mias Clara Folds of Grass Valley, Preaching at 11 a.ra. December 19th la visiting in Portland at the home of Prayer Meeting each Wednesday her slater. evening 7 :30. . Ladies Aid Society meets every ' Herman Peter» of Kent waa v isit ing in Portland thia week, returning Thursday afternoon. Leadership Training Class meets Wednesday. each Wednesday evening after Prayer I - Fred Blau waa up from Portland Meeting. thia week, making a winter inspection Spaulding Chapel: of hia farms near Wasco. Sunday School each Sunday 11 a.m. Mrs. Sarah Havnar and Mias Grace Preaching December 12th and 26th Austin, from Stubefivllle. Ohio, are at noon. Harold H. Miles, pastor. visiting at the A. M. Wright home. Robt. Urquhart waa viaiting hla farm near Blckalton laat weak. * Suggestions to Aid You in Your Christmas Shopping r Boudoir Cap Robe • articles are all to be found in our stock of firs t class goods and w ill make a more pleasing g ift than some articles which are no Fred Haynes, from Kent, was reg ¡stored at the Hotel Perkins in Port land Sunday, returning Wednesday. Ernest Brown and’ wife were Moro visitors from Kent Friday. They re ported the roads fine by way of Fin negan. Sherman county looses a good boost- through the moving of Worth Tate and family from Rufus to Yankton, Oregon, near Attoria. The ladies of thè Dorcas society added $110 to the treasury last Satur day as result of the Successful annual bazaar for this year. useful. M O R O T R A D IN G C O M P A N Y W. H. Francisco leaves next Friday for hia home in Meadow View, Vir ginia. Francisco has been work- ing for Tom Fraser for some time. M ORO OREGON P H O N E : M AIINy-31 CANDIES Filberts and W alnuts SpedaiPrices Made on Bulk Sales For School, Church and Sunday School Christmas Trees We have an Exclusive Line of Nutted ‘ Fruits and Stuffed F igs-P ack ed in Genuine Redwood Boxes ready for mailing an y where at Special Prices. M athews & Livingston MORO, OREGON »» IN C . M O R O , O R E L .- garage Blacksmith and Machine Shop Goodyear Fittstone Gas. Oils, Grease and Accessories Auto Repairing and Storage 1«». ^ < ^ X S . 0<,Ca”i,<eand WASCO THE ANB VULCANIZING » B U S G u y C h s m n « » *' p r o p r ie to r W a s c o , O re g o n ' Dry Cure Retreading a Specialty T h , .n d T u b . R .P .I.IU « B ™ »»“ Satisfaction Guaranteed V» Spending------ . Judiciously, discriminating carefully between necessities and luxuries, Saving— ,____ _ Sensibly, to strengthen will-power, inspire con fidence and further progress. Investing------ Wisely, in the Certificates of Deposit of this Bank which are safe, interest-bearing and readily negotiable. B a n k o f M o ro M o ro , Services in the Church building, Main street, at 11 a.m. Subject: “ God the Preserver of Man.” Testimonial services each Wednes day evening, 8 o ’clock. Sunday School, rear church en trance, 10:15 a.m. Pupils up to the age of 20 are welcome. Reading room,rear church entrance, open each Friday ftom 2 until 4 p.m., where the Bible and all authorized Christian Science literature may be read, bought or borrowed. The public is cordially invited to attend the church services and visit the reading room. O re g o n Moro Chautauqua Winter Festival HOLIDAY GOODS For heating stoves- either combina tion, wood or coal—see Ginn, Coleman & Co. Stock just received, bought at last winter prices and marked accord- Ofioil Piper for Shersaa Wy.' r F O S S Ó6 C O . Earning------ , Efficiently, and perfecting oneself always to be worthy of greater compeniation. SH O P E A R L Y ,| <i. SHKKMAN CO.,OS*RÓ<>» SPECIAL PRICES “ T h e C o n f e c t io n e r y S t o r e The Gye’e of Soeeess Christian Seience Society: The Chautauqua program that is scheduled to begin at Moro on the 20th of this month is by all indications much stronger than the one of last year. D. 'E. Norcross, the advance ilil« - man here last week, report» that it is The annual hunt at Kent waa pull going fine all along the line and ed oft Thursday of this week, the side merits big audiences every night m captained by C. P. Sproul loosing to The McCords are especially fine the side captained by W. M. Mitchell favorites this year, they are old Ly by 7000 points. ceum entertainers and know how to J.R . and E. E. Kaaeberg, brother», put over a real program of fun and were visiting in Wasco and vicinity wholesome entertainment. There w ill be a Japanese lecturer F R ID A Y .. .. December 10. 1920] this week from Portland. Both are on the 2d night in place of the Chi former Sherman county farmers now Caraaa Lo»»e N a. 131. nese as advertised, the Chinese being living in the Itoee City. A. P. « A M. Moro. or. ill in China. The Japanese lecturer tM eeU the firat and third The local athletic club have made has the honor of being the only Jap rhuradav evening! of each month mloTber’. I arrangements to secure a anese Shriner in the United States. | A good m usicil program w ill be W cordially invited to ueet I horizontal bar and punching bag. By order o i W . M . . o constitution w ill seon be reported to given the 3d night by the Alexandres with W. F. H ulebt , Secrctary Pro- Tem ■the membership for action. Trio. ’ ___ On the 4th night is a lecture worth B a tM e h a m C hap ter A ll those who, for any reason, NO. 78 O, E. 8 the price of the whole season ticket, have not answered the Annual Roll Regular communication so states Mr. Norcross J. C. Herbs- , eachZd and 4th Thursday Call of the American Red Cross are man whose subject is “ The Balance requested to enroll at either bank be .evenings monthly. Sheet of L ife .” M u . I na K unsman , tween now and Christmas. The 6th night w ill be given over to r __ W orthy Matron Mrs. H. F. Shannon was called the native Maories of New Zealand. Mas E sther M elo y . Secretary.; this week from Portland to Wasco by This is an unique program and w»» on M o ro Lod»r N o . 113 the illness of her young daughter, the Ellison-White seven day circuit I. O. O. F. who has been visiting at the home of last year Meets every Monday eve ning in their hall. Transi her grandmother, Mrs. W. M. Bar ' The tickets are on sale at a very low price, so lets all go and enjoy a ent and Visiting Brother! nett. series of good entertainments. cordially- invited to meet Commencing December 6th and con with ua. . _ C ; H . Johna, N . G . tinuing during the bad weather we Trespass Notice to Hunters w ill make only three deliveries'a A . M . Young, Secretary week on the following days: Tuesday, We, the undersigned, hereby give Moro Trad notice to all concerned that Positively C H R I S S C H U L T Z P O S T N O . 71 Thursday and Saturday. A M E R IC A N L E G IO N ing Co. No Shooting is allowed on our land or If you have s news item, tell it to any lands leased by us. Because of Meets at Odd Fellows H a ll on second the Observer. Do not imagine ws carelessness of hunters Chris Andersen and fourth Fridays of each month. J. C. Harper, Commander know it and then wonder why it is not has lost a $250 horse by rifleshot; in the pape:. Please use the phone Ray Hulse a $150 horse and a calf by K. Schade, Adjutant if not convenient to call at d tell us rifle shjt; J. I. Harper a horse shot in the leg by shotgun; and other min Remember M u llik in , the harness personally. or damage has been done. There may man, is now at Wasco. , C a ll and see Hugh Shull has bought the 4000 be some slight excuse, because of acres.farm owned near Ajax, Gilliam range and glancing, for rifts accidents him . county, by R. W. Kaaeberg. Mr. W. N. Jones and family have mov Kaaeberg about two months ago but none for shotgun. Therefor in self protection we have taken this ac ed from this city to Rufus, complet bought an improved farm close to tion. From and after this date all ing the move this week. Klamath Falls. offenders will be promptly prosecuted. Dated at Moro, Oregon, December Abstracts promptly made by the Three days of this week hunters of Sherman County Abstract Co Moro, Moro have been scouring the hills and 10th, 1920. Theo. Johnston, Douma Bros., Oregon. valleys for “ game.” Agy kind would A. H. Barnum, O. R. Hulse, W. R. Wall has just about corn- do as long as the Count committee Chris Andersen, J. I. Harper pleted moving their house to its new would allow either side credit pointe. The annual hunt of the Moro Rod and location Gun Club was on and the final result Attorney Bright was found dead in Found Loose money; owneT may to be decided Friday night. his back office early Tuesday morning have same by proving property and Ben Shull was another Sherman after a search of several hours when paying for this sdv. Phone 24F1. countyite registered this week at the he failed to return. It is thought Mrs. Golden, mother of Mrs. W .if. Perk-ins Hotel in Portland. Ben has that the direct cause waa an attack of Barnett of Wasco, is seriously 111 at bought the fist just north of the Hay appoplexy, from which he had suffer the family home in Goldendale. Canyon warehouses and was in Port ed previous seizures. Funeral services land foa the purpose of buying pipe were held Thursday afternoon at The Edw. Vintin and w ife, from Port- with which to run hia Irrigation work. Dalles. Mr. Bright was early identi land, are visiting at the Moro Hotel, He has filed on a water right which fied with the history of Sherman coun guests of his sister, Mrs. W. M. the state commissioners have allowed ty, residing at Wasco, where in 1888 Walker. he established the first newspaper in and w ill proceed to Improve the what is now Sherman county. This Don’t forget we have the best line placp. was the present Sherman County of Jewelry, Cut Glass, Silverware, Observer which he soon after sold and At the Presbyterian church Sunday Painted China, and Ivory, ever shown morning the theme of the sermon will after some years at Wasco was moved In Sherman county. L. W, Ross. b « / “ The Necessity of a Revival and to Moro when this city was first platt N J. Willard end wife sre now lo When Needed. ” The subject in the ed and helped ever since build up this cated at Eatacada, Clackamas county. evening w ill be “ What It Costs not section of Oregon. The lunch counter business at Bigg» to be a Christian.” Come with your A few suggestions for Christmas being now conducted by his son H. H. pencil and paper and take notes and Gifts Bracelet Watch, Pendent Neck ask questions through the question Willard. Chain, LaTausca Pearl Beads, Cameo box. • Come let us counsel together. We have a limited aasortmont of One educational reel w ill be used dur- Brooches. Diamond Rings, Gentle •lactrie lamps which we are closing ing the service Rev. E. E. McVick mens’1 Wsldemar Chains, Gold Vest Pocket Knives, Cigarette Caaee, Gold out at 86 cants each. Coma and get er, pastor. Cuff Buttons, Scarf Pina, Pyralin what you want While they laat. Ginn, Invitations have ba«n received by Ivory Seta and single pieces. I have Coleman A Co. local friends in this vicinity announc a nice assortment of the above for If you are considering the purchase ing the approaching wedding of ( hes- you to select from. L. W. Roes. of candy and nuts for the Chrfitmas ter C. Hutchcroft and Miss Levees Here Is the heft buy in Sherman Mason, than your attention ia direct Anderson at the home of the bride at ed to the adv af Mathews A. Living McMinnville, Oregon, on Wednesday, county : 720 acres, 690 tillab le; 860 ston oft the 8d page. December 16th. Mr. Hutchcroft oper- seeded to turkey red; good buildings; plenty of good water. I w ill sell C. G. B u is has added the conveni ated part of the 0 . L. Belshee farm this place for half what others are in Upper Hay Canyon section for two ence of telephone service to the Bas asking for the same quality o f . land. ket Grocery and now patrons may call rears, hut finally decided not long Corns and 1st me show you this place. «go to return to the W illamette vel- on the phone whan desiring Informa- <>*»*«• 5- » On Plain Mixed and Boxed Local Ckarck T lr “ MORO PHARMACY MORO. ORE. ne TH E CHRISTMAS STORE TOYS GAMES - WAGONS - SLEDS and everything yon can think of that would delight the children. All are good substantial and durable toys at reasonable prices. YO U M U ST COME A N D SEE You’ll be surprised to find so many new and really useful toys and games instead of the usual flim sy jim cracks that hardly outlive the day. Moro Hardware, & Implememt Company M oro B a r b e r S hop P o r c e la in J 9 a th 'T u b . Everything First Class and^ up to dstt* Shop in New Moro Hotel Building C. H. JOHNS, Proprietor- , M o x o , ------- --- ~ ■ ■ ■ IT HARRY M. BENSON General Contractors and Builders Cement'and Concrete W ork » SpadaltJF M o ro , O re g o n /
