Sherman County observer., July 07, 1922, Image 3

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LOCALS
Ca/ap Shfrmaa Entertai®» Royally
S IL H O U E J T T E S
Sherman oounty people who have Press Paragraphs From Our Exchanges
returned thia week from Camp Sher­
Sayings ef Seers aad Sages aad
Happening« of interest in The
man report that an old fashioned cele­
Live Local Lines
Old Home Community
bration was held at that place in honor
of Independence Day.
Waiting to be somet<ody w ill make
The local Preabytarian cfcureh w ill
The evening o f the 3d all residents
observe the thirty-fifth anniversary of Camp Sherman received a special you a nobody.
ONE HUNDRED CENTS
of its organisation at the morning invitation to attend a preliminary cel­
Never eat pie with a knife. Use a
service next Sunday,
July 9th. j ebration at the Corbett home, situated saw if necessary.
on the dollar. You should gel full value
Measagee from former pasture of the close to Camp Sherman, where a
A mother’s heart gives 4th joy at
for every cent that you apepd.
church w ill be read, and the pastor pleasant evening was enjoyed. The
her
baby’s 1st 2th.
w ill preach a sermon on some of the ■ grounds were lighuH by electricity
accomplishments of
these years, i and fire works closed the festivities.
When a thief grabs a lady’s hand­
We will be more than pleased to com­
There w ill be an opportunity for All present were served with ice bag she loses her complexion.
baptism and reception of members. cream before leaving.
pare our groceries and dry goods in qual­
If a man had only one pair of sox
Mrs. J. C. Harper w ill sing.
Camp Sherman entertained on July why would they have to be purple?
ity and price with merchandise at any
All the bridges on the main line 4th. Every thing was free to all.
A good cook invariably commands
other place.
of the O-W. R. A N. Oo. in Oregon Stands were placed at convenient loca­
good wages—until she gets married.
tions
where
large
supplies
of
candy,
have behn placed under guard of
ice cream, cigars,
Anyone can be a « successful beqk
special deputy sheriffs. Upon . . ppli-
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8pecialw while they last:
eation of the railwsy company. Sheriff to all by members o f the summer agent if the book is naughty enough.
Chrisman. Monday afternoon, swore colony. A special plate of fine grade
Men’s blue denim overalls» $1.40
Some women are like houses—a
in J. H. McCune, Chas. Man-and candies, nfsde by Roy Powell, was little paint improves their appearance.
Genuine army sox, 12 pairs $2.00
W ill Chrisman as special guards for part cf the refreahnu nts. A patrio'ic
The average husband s conception of
the bridge over the John Day river, program consisting of songs and reci­
Keen Klenser, scours pans, 5c can
a
clinging
gown is one that w ill cling
tations
was
given
at
the
noon
hour.
The bridge at DesChutea ia under
Odd dishes, extra values, ut~5-10-15c'
jurisdiction of the Wasco county N W. Thompson, mayor of Moro, whh to his wife for about three years.
sheriff. Wages of the guards are the orator of the dsy. Lunch was
Wisdom is discriminating as to the
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paid by the railway company. The served cafeteria style at noon, the head in which it makes its home, but
expense ia incurred because of the tables being loaded with a bountiful fool ishness creeps into any old vacancy.
strike of railway employees for higher supply and everyone helping them­
Mary had a little lamb—
selves as fancy dictated.
wages.
Her father killed it dead;
The day ended with a free dan
••TH E Q U A LITY S T O R E ”
The
Sherman county •» w he.t h .r v ^ t ! the summer home df L. L. Peetz, Mr.
It followed her to school one day
m e oiwriui
OREGON
Between two hunks of bread.
.Im o.. nt hnnd.
M„ . p „ u being bMto.
MORO
have been waiting until after the
It is fortunate that all do not
Fourth t?o begin active cutting of
think alike. Otherwise there would
right of ways and the usual hay A. C. Thompson Returns from South
be no occasion to disagree with the
harvest. Grain is maturing rapidly
newspaper editors.
with the recent spell of hot weather,
A. C. Thompson and wife are home
Policeman—Lost your mother, have
and calls for harvest hands have been again after a pleasant six-week auto
coming in increasing numbers. A few toUr through California and Oregon. you, kid? Why didn’t you hang onto
harvesters w ill begin this week in Altho they traveled the length of her s^irt?
Small Child I couldn’t reach it.
the vicinity of Wasco to be followed California and Oregon to as far south
by all outfits tex t week north of as Tiajuana, Mexico, the mecca of
“ Y es,” said the snobbish young
Gordon ridge. Harvest in Sherman many tourists, A. C. said in his
Show Begins at 8:00 P. M.
lady, “ I realize that it takes alJ
county thia year w ill follow the humorous manner that there was no
kinds of peyple to make a world, and
recognized schedule of being probably place that appealed to them on the
I can say that 1 am Very glad that 1
J E S S E L. LA SK Y p r e s e n t s
a week later at Moro than at Wasco trip as did Sherman county.
am not one of them. ”
and a week later south of Moro than
They tarried a few days in San
A sign in a Broadway department
at this place.
Diego, where they visited the beauti­
store displayed to sidewalk standing
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ful
parks
of
that
city.
In
one
park
W. H. Williams has added two
room only, a few days ago. The sign
new appliances to his auto repair shop covering an area of 800 acres they
read: “ Come early to see ladies
heard
an
open
air
concert,
using
the
that will be of greats benefit to ^is
ready to wear garments.
customers and, as he said, gives him famous Spreckels pipe orgrn. This
organ
has
the
reputation
of
being
w ith J A M E S K IR K W O O D
a chance to do better and more satis­
It is easy to drift down life ’s channels,
factory work. One appliance is a heard a distance of ten miles and is If both rudder and anchor you lack;
A d a p te d b y S ir O llb e r t P a r k e r
crank shaft truing machine.
The the only pipe organ in the world that
But beware of the day
f r o m h l» n o v e l. “ T h e M o n e y M a s t e r "
other is a connecting rod and p.ston is located out-of-floors the year
We are destined to pay,
aligning machine.
By the use of around.
And we find it too late to come back.
They visited with M r. Thompson’s
these machines Mr. Williams is able
to align connecting rods and pistons father and brother at Pasadena, and
Local Church Announcement« -
exactly where they should be for made a two-week stop Ht Long Beach
perfect work In automobile engines. where* Mr- Thomps >n enjoyed a
relatives in Gherman
First Presbyterian Church of Moro
One of the machines thia week showed plunge each day in the Pacific ocean.
and Gilliam counties
a wrist pin opening to be wrong in A. C. said he would not have taken his
Sunday School 10:00 s.m .
Clare Axtell end family visited in the piston and saved the owner of a daily ocean plunge, but that it seemed
Morning Worship 11:00 a.m.
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the afternoon of the Fourth at the new car several dollars in a repair to him that if he did not use the
Union Evening Service 7:30 p.m.
b ill, which he would have had to pay water it would be wasted and he had
Union Mid-week Service Wednes­
O. G. Sayrs farm.
just as soon ss the ill-fitting piston g -it ten into the habit of conserving
day, 7:30 p.tfli.
. .
Roy Kunsman and family of thia
* ..ter wh^n he first pioneered in dry
had scored the cylinder block.
The
union
services
alternate
between
city and L. Barnum and w i.e of The
farinirg in Sherman county and had
the
two
churches.
Dalles, spent the Fourth at Herman
see faim rs haul water in tanks
Dorpas Society Wednesday, 2 p.m.
F R I D A Y .................. July 7,
1922 creek camp grounds on the Columbia J. M. Eddy has sold hi« Ford car to
for t il f . m p.-rpoaes. Of late years,
Henry G. Hanson, minister.
Highway.
[to Mrs. C. F. Royse of DeMosB.
with drilled w ells in all sections of
C«r««a c««®» N e. 121 4 W. K. Johnson was in Wrlla Walla
Methodist Church announcements
Abstracts promptly made by the Sherman coui.ly, water for farm pur­
for
the
Fourth.
Mrs
Johnson
and
A. r. I A » . M«O- O'- ’
Sherman County Abstract Co., Moro, ports h it t t i t fatter it was in the
Sunday School 10 a.m»
the first sad third children, who have been visiting with
pioneer day'I
Preaching at 11 a. m. every Sunday.
Oregon.
it evening« of ««ch I relatives in that city, returned with
On their iet: rn, ti ey wer,e accoin- First, third and fifth Sundays by the
month
Visiting members
Magic Marvel Washing Powder, panied from Loa Ang< lea to Corvallis,
him via auU>.
cordially invited to
soap and bluing, sold by the Conlee by their daughter in I.. .’', M a. J. R. pastor; the second and fourth Sundays
by Rev. W. L. Di I linger.
Clarence Sparling and w ife, ac­
svith us. By order o f W . M.
Grocery.
•[.
Thompson, and from Corvallis to
W . F . H u l s s y , acret
Union church service, 7:30 p. m.
companied by Mrs. Fred Hennagin
Full stock of No-Leak-OTmgs 50 Moro by their son, C. J. Thompson..
Union midweek service Wednesday,
and daughter Kathryn, and Evelyn
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NO. 78 o. a. s.
Byers, left Sunday for a two weeks cents and up. Also plain step cut. They timed their trip to be in 7:30 p. m.
Corvallis in time to participate in
Regular communication outing at Metolious.
Foss & Co.
The union services alternate be­
the Henkle family annual reunion.
| each 2d and 4th Thursday
tween
the two churches.
Rooms to rent, with or without
C. W. Smith and family motored
.evenings monthly.
Preaching at Spalding second and
board,
by
the
week
or
month.
Phone
N k llib M u ia.
to Hood River early on the Fourth
W orthy Matron to visit with relatives and celebrate Mrs. J. S. Hastings, Main 13, Moro.
Henkle Family Re-Unite« at Corvallis fourth Sundays at 12 noon.
The public is cordially invited.
N ana B a s z k k . Secretary.
with friends at the Grange celebra
U. C. Smothers, pastor.
Watch
papers
for
date.
The
15th
annual
reunion
of
the
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t*ion at Rockford park.
Dr.Freeze’
next
visit
to
Henkle family of Oregon took place
I. O. O. F.
Christian Science Society:
C. E. Srott, working in the W. H.
Sherman county towns. Thursday, June 20th, at the country
Meets evsrjr Monday eve W illiams repair shop at the Des-
Services
in the Church building,
oing io their hall. Tri ranai-
home of Mrs. Join Wyatt, four miles
We pay parcel post one wav on all west of Corvallis, the roll call being Main street, at 11 a.m. Subject:
Brotberi Chutes Garage, left this week for
ent and Visiting Brc
ted to meet his annual vacation in the harvest shoe repairing.
Good quality leather answered by 100 members of the clan. “ Sacrament”
cordially invited
with ua.
and work. Joe Amore, The Dalles, Among those present were A. C.
field with the J. N. Landry outfit.
Testimonial services each Wednes­
W H . W illiam s, N . G
F. E. Fortner spent the Fourth ip Oregon
Thompson and wife, C. J. Thompson day evening, 8 o’clock.
C. F . H ill. Secretary
Sunday School, rear church en­
When you have that hungry feeling and Mary L. Bowersox, from Sherman
Portland with his family. Mrs. Fort­
trance, 10:15 a.m. Pupils up to the
C H R I S S C H U L T Z P O S T N O . 71 ner and children have been visiting try the prompt short order service county.
A M E R IC A N LEG IO N
in the Rose City for the last few installed by J. M. Eddy at the Bee
The Henkle family migrated from age of 20 are welcome.
Meets at Odd Fellow« H e ll on
The public Xs cordially invited to
weeks, returning with Mr. Fortner on Hive restaurant.
Iowa in the early years of Oregon
attend
the church services and visit
.«cond end fourth W ed n c d a y. Wednesday.
To trade for wheat land, one of the history and its members have been the reading room, rear entrance, open
influential
homemakers
of
the
state.
o f each month.
E. E. Barzee and wife and Art best 160 acre farms in Lane Co. Well
daily, except Sunday, with an atten­
Barzee
and wife left early in the located. Address T. E. Edwards, 372 The first reunion was held at the home dant in charge from 2 until 4 p.m.
Roy F . Dean,* Commander
of
the
late
Ichabod
Henkle
in
J. C Harper. Adjutant and Finance Office. week for Belknap Springs via Me- W. 12 st., Eugene, Oregon.
Pleasant Valley, Multnomah county.
toliouaT Camp Sherman and the
For S a le:- Residence property for­
G. E. Mathews, wife and daughter
McKenzie pass road. They expect to merly occupied by Dr. Johns, 90x100 Later years the family .have held
the annual reunion near Corvallis.
accompanied
by C. L. White, wife
be gone two weeks.
feet, fenced, large shade trees,
and
two.daughters,
left early Thurs­
Mpry A.
H. W. Strong and wife spent the small house adjoining.
Note» About Those Who Have Fourth at their former home just out
day morning on an auto trip to the
Leslie, Moro.
The city of Coquille, Coos county, Canadian Rockies via Spokane. They
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Come and Gone
of Moro, now farmed by their son
We want to figure with you on your has launched a project for a municipal expect to go as far north
Lake
Truman.. Mr. ‘ Strong said this was
C. E. Johnson and family spent the his first visit to Moro in three years. supplies for harvest. We know that water system Involving construction Louise and Banff. They planned to
a comparison w ill satisfy you. that of Rink creek storage reservoir, which, drive as far as Spokane the first day,
Fourth in Portland.
They now live at Eugene.
They we are absolutely right in prices. together with Kink creek would furn­
and from there they w ill use their
Jackson and wife are at expected to continue their trip to Moro Trading Co.
ish the necessary water for the city.
camping outfit and drive leisurely.
their summer home at Camp Sherman. include Crater Lake, returning to
Mrs. White and M fb . Mathews are
Advertising
signs
along
the
rlght-
Dr. Cuddeback, the Tire Surgeon,
M. W. Thompson, G. E. Malay Eugene via the Pacific highway.
will be at Moro Vulcanizing Shop of way of Oregon highways will be re­ sisters. Mr. White is in the thearte
and RobL Urqubart spent the Fourth
Dr. and Mrs. Harper Wright, from every week day between the hours of moved at once, and signs on private business in Portland.
Granfield, Oklahoma, were visitors at 7 a m. and 6 p.m. Free examination. property removed whenever permis­
at Camp Sherman.
Dr. J. R- Morgan and wife spent the C. L. Poley home the evening of No charge unless we operate. Prices sion can be gained, according to a
They have been touring right.
decision by the state highway com
the Fourth with a sister of Mr. Mor­ the 3d.
the western states and are now en
gan’®
White Salmon.
Until further notice Model Laundry mission.
route home from California via
R. H. Thomas, Tqr fourteen years
basket
w ill leave Hotel Moro barber
Lloyd Grimes was a visitor in Ontario and Yellowstdha Park. Mrs.
school
clerk in Portland district and • •
Moro from Bend during the week. Poley and Mrs. Wright were former shop at 1 p.m. each Mounday and re­
for
fourteen
years prior to that a
turn each Friday at 1 p.m.
Mrs. Grimes who has beer' Visiting schcolmates.
principal In the schools of Portland,
with her parents. D. W. Nish and
C. J. Livingston is in charge of notified members of the Bchool beard
Editor and Mrs. C. L. Ireland,
w ife, accompanied him on his return
Rev. H. G. Hanson, C. V. Belknap the Mathews & Liyingston confec­ that he will fiot be » candidate for
Chaa. W. McKinney and family, and wife, and son George, Clarence tionery during the vacation absence re-election.
and H. U. Martin and wife, from Anderson of Moro, and Francis Ander of his partner. Mr. Livingston was
Triplets, the aggregate weight of
-ain’ t there some little
The Dalles spent the Fourth at Tygh. ■on ef The Dalles, the laBt two being
member of the Shriner party that which was eighteen and three-quarters
tin k e rin ’ an’ fix in ’ to
Mr Martin a\xl wife visited in Moro nephews of Mrs Ireland, motored to visited Honolulu this month.
He pounds, was born to Mr. and Mrs
be done ’ fore harvest?
on the 8d, returning to The Dalles on Hood River for thé Fourth, where had notified his partner that he would Carl F. Palmer of Cottage Grove at
the 6th.
v
'• they visited with Mr. and Mrs. Bert be here in time for July 4th and to the home of M tb Palmer's parents.
Chi 1st Rau of Yakima. Washington, Brown, of the Barry district;, and make his schedule he was required to Mr. and Mrs. Adiun Deer, 791 Grand
heller lake hom e a slat
and Farrel Benson of Moro, were joined in celebrating the day at the come direct from the Islands. He Avenue, Portland.
o r tw o an’ nail tip the
had an hour at San Francisco to
married at The Dallee Friday. June Grange picniè at Rockford park?
The public service commission
hog fence
transfer from boat to train and an granted authority to B. O. lsham,
23d. After the harvest season is
Miss Marguerite Foss and Miss hour and a half at Portland for
operating the lsham transfer at Grants
elosed In Sherman county they expect
Elsie Bourhill w ill l®*ve next Mon making train connections to Moro.
Pass and vicinity. A permit was grant
— wnen you ¿ct ready jusl
to mak® th®|r home in Yakim®.
day for Portland to attend the
ed
to
W.
A.
Cornell
of
Newberg,
auth
tell D oc an’ he’ ll help
Monday, July
was the hottest conference for Presbyterian Young
orlslng him to conduct a freight trans
fix up the house
day on record at the Moro experiment People to be held at Hillocbyrn, 88
Stock R«®ck For Sal«
portatlon business at Newberg and
station. The thermometer registered mile» southeast of Portland, July
One of the best stock ranches in vicinity.
101 d®ET®es that day. The next hot­ 12-18. Seventy five young people will
' l ì j a l k it over w ith Doc at
Cannerymen, fishermen and citizens
Eastern Oregon located in Morrow
test day of record at the station was spend the six days in studies, lectures
of Astoria were Jubilant over the an
in August. 1918, when 104 degrees and conferences, under the Instruction county; 1760 acres 125 acres in cul
Ovation; 800 acres woven wire fence; nouncement from the Washington
of
leading
men
of
the
church.
Among
was the high mark.
tv. K. John ton. Manager
the instructors booked are Rev. W. H. 1200 acres light timber; oil kinds of state flsherlos department that no
Fred Gruta, w ife and two daughters,
Moro, Oregon
Boddy of Hood River, Rev. E. W. out buildings; good five room house; purse seiners had been licensed to fish
wero visitors in Moro on the 8d at the
Warrington of Corvallis, Rev. J. 8. | all kinds of fruit and berries. Price Inside the three mile limit and that
home of A. C. Thompson. Mrs. Gruta
Armentrout of Philadelphia and Rev. 118,480. Abundancriff water. Hunter the fish comml«»lon would not take
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is a sousin to Mr®. Thompson. They
A Co.,26 Grand avo. .Portland,
A. F. McQarrah of N. Y. City,
two-week
were expecting to pass a
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T H E MORO TR A D IN G CO.
WHY DID SMITHSON CHOOSE
THE UNITED STATES?
No one knows why James Smithson, m
Englishman, bequeathed his fortune to the
U nited States to found, at W ashington, an “estab’i'ih-
m ent for the increase and diffusion cf Lnov.lt J s 2
am ong men."
W h atever his reason, it is certain thjrt his gift formed
the Vasts of the m ost important scientific orgunizt ticn
in the country. T h e story of the Sm ithsonian Insti-
1 tution is told in one of the series of folders and
booklets on Our Governm ent now being issued by
this Institution. *
If your nam e is not on our list you should drop i i
today and have it put on.
BANK OF MORO
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MORO. OREOON , ’
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FOR ALL KINDS OF
FRESH FRUITS
THE BEST IN THE MARKET
AT RIGHT PRICES
Cherries Now in Market
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