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About Sherman County observer. (Moro, Sherman County, Or.) 1897-1931 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 24, 1920)
I have a calendar for you. call at the store and get it. Please L. W. Presbyterian Church Announcement* Sunday School, 10 a. m. Preaching, 11 a. m. Junior Endeavor, 4 .-00 p. m. Preaching, 7;80 p. m. < Make your reaervati’ *i early for „ Dorcas Wednesday afternoon. > your fam ily Naw Years dinner at the Bible study, Wednesday 7 30 p m. > Naw Moro. Choir practice, Wednesday,8 :15 p.m. The above are thq regular services I < Full blood Buff Orpington rooster < for sale raaaonabla. C, L. Ireland, and hours at the Presbyterian Church > Moro, Oregon. to which all are invited and w ill be made welcome. C I Wallace May is home for the holi- Elmer E. McVicker, Pastor. J day vacation with hia parents. He , has been attending Corvallis college. Treat the wife to a restful dinner at the New Moro, during the coming f =^=a======?= d 4sor\- ~ During the Joyous C hristm as S eason H A P P IN E S S is universal; Laugh ter spontaneous. Formality is cast aside; smiles are the order of the day. J Roacoe Moore ia seriously ill with . pneumonia, contracted the evening of ‘ the Christmas tree exercises. W t with to extend to Every One ■tho Seaeon and wUk all a Very 4 a Happy and Protperoue New Year The spirit of a year new-born fills the air with Good Cheer. It sweeps the cob-webs from Ambition’s store room. ’ Special 50 cent luncheon, from 12 J o'clock on, daring the week between j Christmas and New Year at the New ; Moro. ■- > I The steam heated rooms at The ! New Moro Hotel are lovely. Room d ie , without bath, <1.50; with bath. > <2.00 and up. . To friends and patrons we extend Best W ishes for a Christmas of joy, and a new year made happy by the realization of their brightest hopes. > The theme for the morning sermon d a t . Presbyterftn church this Sunday ¡ w ill be "The Pilgrim 's Strength." , I You are made welcome at the ser- I ; vices. Subscribe for the Observer. 8 Ä N R OF M ORO % M o ro , We have a limited assortment of I electric lamps which we are closing I out at 35 cents each. Come and get what you want while they last. Ginn, Coleman & Co. I • I1 If you are considering the purchase of candy and nuts for the Christmas ( season, then your attention is direct- , ed to the adv of Mathews & Living« I < ston on the 3d page. M O R O T R A D IN G C O M P A N Y MORO OREGON Bowaer'a Orchestra which has gain- ed for itself an enviable reputation with the people of this county, w ill play for the dance given New Year’s Eve at the Wasco Theater, Wasco. lodipndnt UJiraboui« | fl|illi«g [« I 1 1 = Patrons of Moro Barber Shop are hereby notified that, account of the I d holiday, the shop will be open late I Friday, but w ill be closed all day on Saturday, January 1st. C. H. Johns. > SPECIAL PRICES OMKO'HV DEALERS IN Lim e, Plaster, Cement, Builders Supplies, Lumber, Wood, Coal, Cedar Posts, and Hay. Commencing December 6th and con tinuing during the had weather we w ill make only three deliveries a week on the following days: Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. Moro Trad ing Co. M ANUFACTURERS OF -L FEED AND FLOUR Patronize Observer advertisers. On Plain Mixed and Boxed Filberts Arid W alnuts Special Prices Made on Bulk Sales For School, Church and Sunday School Christmas Trees W e have an Exclusive Line of Nutted Fruits and Stuffed Figs—Packed in Genuine Redwood Boxes ready fo r m ailing any where a t Special Prices. Mathews & Livingston MORO, OREGON “ T h e C o n f e c t io n e r y S t o r e FRIDAY Moro lodge I.iXO.F. w ill meet in December 24. 1920 joint installation with Lupine Rebec ca lodge on Friday evening, January 7th. A ll Odd Fellows and their wives are invited to be present at this meeting. E w reaa Uogpe N e . |2 1 . 4 . F. 4 A. w. Moro. Or. i Meet« the first and third Thursdav evening« of each month Vwiting member« ueel äs. By order of W . ‘M . W . F . H ulkrt , Secretary Pro. Tem The Methodist Sunday School w ill J give a Christmas program Sunday morning at 11 o'clock. Gifts both of articles and money will be gladly re- I AiVrays read the Observer. SSE ■ • t b io h a m C h a p te r ceived. The money received w ill be I If you have a news item, tell it to No* 78 ° * * • 8- sent to starving children of Europe. Regular communication the Observer. Do not imagine we S m BCEW t e* ch 2d and 4th Thursday W. A. May and wife have returned know it and then wonder why it is not evening« monthly. from Kansas where they had been via- I in the paper. Please use the phone M*8- K unsman , iting friends and relatives the last if not convenient to call and tell utl .. Worthy Matron M ms . E sther M eloy . Secretary.* six weeks. Mrs. Emma Funk, sister personally., to W.A. and L.D. May, came with I Chris Schultz Post, American Le M o ro Lodge N o . 113 gion, are advertising a New Years SjjhcatKft» l ° o. f . Meet« every M onday eve- Dance at Moro Opera House on the ning in their hall. Transi- 31st. It goes without saying that all enl and Visiting Brothers who attend w ill have a jolly time. fltK iS r cordially invited to meet Music will be furnished by Moro Or w ith us. chestra and lunch served at Moro . v C. H. Johns, N . G. A . M . Ioung, Secretary Here is the best buy in Sherman county: 720 acred, 690 tillable; 350 seeded to turkey red; good buildings; plenty of good water. I w ill sell this place for half what others are asking for the same quality of land. Come and let me show you this place. Alex Hunter, Moro. C H R IS S C H U L T Z R O S T N O A M E R IC A N L EG IO N Meet« at Odd Fellows H _ all . _ on second snd fourth Fridays of each month. .J. C. Harper, Commander K . Schade, Adjutant Remember Mullikin, mam, is now at Waaco. him. harness and aee P Y Abstracts promptly made Sherman County Abstract Co. Oregon. M O RO , ore :. GARAGE Blacksmith and Machine Shop Take your meals at The N. Hotel. Breakfast, 35 cents 1 Luncheon, 76 cents; dinner, f and up. Dahce the old year out new year in. Bowkkr’s Orch Portland, New Years Eve at Thssater, Waaco. Nuff said. Gas, Oils, Grease and Accessories Auto Repairing and Storage Iron, Steel gnd Coal, Hardwood Carriage and W agon Material. • Su y ehawut«*«, P¿,*«rl«'ior W a s c o , O re g o n I take pleasure in advising my friends and business acquaintances that I have taken over the complete management of the DesChutes Motor Company, its autQmobile repair and general gar age business.. H- 8, Goff, formerly manager 6f the company, retains the^ sales agency for Ford cars, trucks and tractors, but will not longer be identified with the DesChutes Motor Company. I Dry Cure Retreading a Specialty Tire and Tube Repairing i Brunswick Tires Satisfaction Guaranteed O re g o n I t 1 t I take this opportunity to state that any motor repair , or other garage business from the public will be appreciated and taken care of efficiently. DON C. WHEAT TOYS Dolls Mechanical Toys Doll Carts Builder Blocks Teddy Bears Erector S< GAMES Flinch Summons by Publication ' LI DAY --------- 5 In the Circuit Cofart of the State of 1 I Oregon for Sherman Coui.iy I Moro Trading Company, a Cor poration, plaintiff vs HO . E. Baker, defendant. I To O. E. Baker, the above named I * I defendant: In the name of the State of Oregon: ' You are hereby required to appear and answer or otherwise plead to the 00m- I plaint filed against you in the above I entitled action within ten days from J the date of the service of this sum mons upon you if served within this County; or if served within any other County in this State then within twenty days from the date of said ser- 1 vice; or if served by publication, | I then within six weeks from the date 1 I of the first publication thereof and if you fail so to appear and plead, plain tiff w ill take judgment against you I for <574.45, with interest thereon at I eight per cent per annum, from April I 1st, 1920; the further sum of <241.82; I for <150 aa attorneys fees and the I costa and disbursement# of the action? II Plaintiff w ill also apply for an order I of sale of the property attached in •aid action in accordance with law and the practice of the court. I Thia summons is served on you by publication thereof in the Sherman County Observer, for six weeks in pursuance of an order of the above entitled Court, heretofore made and entered on the 4th <f»y of November, A. D. 1920, and by depoeiting a certi- Red copy thereof together with a cer- tifled copy of the complaint in the V .S. poetofflee at Moro, Oregon, seal- ed post paid, and directed to defend- ant at Moro, Oregon, hia last known poetofflee addreaa. The date of first publication is November 12th, 1920. Bright Bryant, Attorneys for Plaintiff, The Dalles and Moro, Ore- ffOT- 7tnl2d24 Pit Special 50c Each POPULAR GIFTS Books Perfume Manicure Sets Military Brush Sets Ivory Tourist Tablets Djer Kiss Sets - Sm oking Stands Cameras ’ Picture Frames Fountain Pens Ladies’ Leather Purses Hand Painted China Bill Folds Nut Sets Cut Glass I I I Eversharp Pencils Stationery I I I A I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I W E HAVE A C O M P L E T E S T O C K O F C H R IS T M A S A N D NEW YEAR CARDS Moro Pbarrpacy “The Department Drug Store”
