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About Sherman County observer. (Moro, Sherman County, Or.) 1897-1931 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 21, 1923)
«w Authority Soy» doth« on bdd«»Ul Haro, Oregon P kidat ........ September 21. 1923 Eureka Lodge Ne. is i fe A. P. A A M. Mere, Ora. Maa(a (he 1st and 3d Thura- Ik S d a y eveningsof each month. ^ V V ia iltn g tnemhera cordially :-:X nvttod (O meet with ua. By ordered W M . I . M. Peterson, Secretary .AM tflfi* HA floro Lodge No. I. o O. F. iij Meets every Monday eve- *° ,be *' O' ^ ' . - V and visuiaf bro- *h«r» »re cordially in v ite d lo meet with N. ua. O Belknap. B R IE F N E W S Whether she real lie« It or not, the woman who Is dreoeed In tha most artistic manner Is a mathematician of the bighost ardor. She also la an artist, which is another way of saying tha same thing, and a dinlomat. So declares Madam Lydia Coates, who is in Portland on bar annual visit to tha coast. Sha has studied clothes and has decided they are for one purpose only—to express the chaisctar and temperament of their wearers. Clothes are not Intended to keep out tha weather or hide one's nskendess, at all. If they do It is an incident The subject of health and morality have little to do with dress, she sears. Madame believes that all a r t in feet, la tha appli cation and elaboration of tha basic rales of geometry. Martin Hansen and w ife, from Camp fhennan, are visiting with friends in^hts city. Lea Stewart, student at 0 . A. C ., ba# been visiting with friends is Moro during county fair week. 0 . M. Heacock and wife, from Wallowa, were guests of Robert Urquhart and family lest week-end. George Belknap left Wednesday by auto stage for Eugene, where he w ill resume his studies et the U. of 0 . O. L. Belahe ,aod wife, accom panied by Mrs- Bflsbe’s si star, Mrs. George Hansen, and J. C. McKean and Wife, left Wednesday for Pendle toil where they w ill attend the annual Round-up and tha 8hrine Ceremonial held in that city this week. A. C. Thompson and w ife returned 1 Saturday froo- a two week’s vacation A. M. Young. Secretary. spent at Belknap springe, near f I R I S «CM ULTZ FO»T NO T1 Eugene. A. C. said tha trip did him ( A M E R IC A N LEGION an immense amount of good, be j k Meets at Odd Fellows Heli on having lost twelve pounds of cussed- ■ taeoad and fourth Wednesday a neas on the trip. The looseness of , his irouser waist band seams to J Karl Schede, Commander agree with his assertion. I I. M. Petenoa, Adjutant Construction work on the new over- j land telephone lines from Portland to I ( San Francisco, passing thru Sherman county, has reached within four miles L of Grass Valley, from as far south as on September 12th. * Numbered Bend. The line io completed from Con- I among those so honored was L. Gras« Valley to Portland. Barnum, formerly of this city and straction south from Bend w ill be I now ‘ vice-president of the First undertaken next year. National bank of that city. Francis T. Wade, of Wasco, d is -1 , Don Wheat and wife, from Eugene, trict attorney for Sherman county,, I havo baan visiting with friends in and Miss Olive Gates, of Hillsboro, Mora since last Friday. They w ill were mapried Wednesday evening, I leave an H»eir return this Thursday. September 12th, at a church wedding Rav. H. A. Dock I The trip from Eugene was made by in that city. auto by way of Willamette pass, officiating. Following tha wedding eddtS of the McKenzie pass, coming service a reception was held to about I into the Dallas-California highway at seventy guests at the Gates reeideoce. I Crescent, about fifty miles sooth of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Dillinger, I Philip T. Searcy and Miss Gertruda May Brown wore married at the Presbyterian maaM l “ t Monday morn- Ing in the preaeoee of witnesses only. They lo ft immediately for a short wedding trip th'Roeverton and other points in tha W illamette voHoy.^ J. C. Wilson was In town Tuedlisy from Kant, carrying himself ginger ly with the aid of a pair of crutches. His left log, near the ankle, was severely injured,, iM t week when s sack of wheat fe ll on him while he . . . working in the elevator at ■ W. A. Ruggles has purchased the McKean residence property on Cotyt r street, moving part of hia household goods Into Ms new home th’s week ' i f . A. has been farming the Harman Pepe farm east of Moro. This property was sold last spring to W. Kinney and, . temporarily, W. A. hra discontinued farming. Schedule of Brown's Stage, travel ing dally between Grass Valley and The D alles: Leaves Grass Valley . Leaves, Moro . Leaves Waeco • Arrives The Dallas . t yates Tha Dallas , , Leaves Wasco . - 7 JO a. 7:60 a. 8 JO a. . 9J0a. 3 00 p 4:26 p. Richard Ginn returned lost week from a summer vacation job in a salmon cannery near Kamchatka, I Alaska. 8. 8. Hayas, former county clerk of this county, was a business visitor in tbs county this week from Portland. Geo. B. Boeihill wee a business I visitor in Portland this wack, leaving Wednesday and expecting to return to give strength and security to all state chartered financial institutions. Bank depositors dem and personal atten tion, courtesy and efficiency, to which they are entitled. The cordiality existing with this bank is governed alone by Good-WilL Friday. Mrs. C. V. Belknap left Wednesday morning for Portland and Vancouver, Washington, where she w ill visit with relatives. W. F. Jackson and w ife left this week for Hood River, where they w ill assist in the apple harvest from their orchard property. B a n k o f M oro Mrs. Estella Benson is assistant clerk in the Con lee grocery store dur ing the abeece of Mr. Con lee and wife on a vacation hunting trip. A. Rose, railway agent at Moro, left this week to attend the Shrine i Ceremonial and annual Round-up to I be held this week at Pendleton. 1 Numbered among tha visitors atl 1 the annual county fair last Saturday, I 1 from Dufur, were Floyd Vanderpool and wife and Postmaster Shephens . and wife. f C. C. Young and w ife came over P from The Dalles by auto Saturday to i visit with his parents, A. M. Young i and wife, and to attend the fair on F the last day. ’ C. L. Powell, who has been in Moro the laat aeveral daya on busi- i neas connected with his farming a interests, left Wednesday for hia . home in Portland. r Mrs. Roy F. Dean was a Portland 9 visitor last Saturday, returning Mon- 6 day. The trip was made for the ° purpose of assisting their son Carroll to resume his studies at Hill military who have been touring the middle ireei, visiting eapeeially the states of Iowa, Minnesota, and Wyoming, during the last 60 days, returned to I their home in The Dalles last week. Mr. Dillinger brought back with him I a brother and sister from the east who will remain for an extended I visit this fall. Farmers In ’ the W alls W alls I section are organizing for the purpose J of curtailing the acreage planted this fall to wheat. The movement has I advanced to the point where several acres will probably be idle I next year. The farmers of that I section are also holding their wheat J for a price of not lea» than one dollar a bushel. A number of offers at 98 J cents was reused last • Friday and J Banking statutes of Oregon are designed Swat the Flies B uhach E l V a m p ir o G o g g le s f o r PHONE 393 m. m m. m. The Dorcas society w i.l meet and on m. Saturday. m. ■ ’ H. J. Simmons, publisher of the work at the church next Wednesday Hi * I Rt Leaves Mora . 4 ^ P - m- Fossil Journal, and J. M Cummins, afternoon, September 26th. I W. L. D illinger w ill preach at the L. Arrivee Grass Valley . 6:06 p. m. publisher of the Arlington Bulletin, were vjpitors in Moro last Saturday. Methodist church In this city 8anday «OÔOObOOOOOOOOOOOOOCXKXXïOO > They were returning from a motor morning. A cordial Invitation is ( trip to Portland. Mr. Cummins is extended to all to be present. „ Robert’s Candi*-», at Moro Trading G A S A N O OIL :< | a former resident of Sheiman county, Portland Methodists entertained I & ' moving to Wasco from Goldendale in , the conference Monday by a sight FILLING S T A T IO N > t 1892, with a newspaper plant for the seeing trip over the Colombia high- 2! J purpose of establishing the Wasco way with luncheon at Eagle creak. n T . R t Rrldre C e l i l ' o News, í now the News Enterprise, This was greatly appreciated by the - a occasioned by the removal from I many present I > Wasco to Mora of the Observer, Eastern and Western Oita Among the many enjoyable features I I [• published at that time in Waeco. ¡asoline Tires and Tubes S The Observer was moved to Moro at of the Methodist conference, held last I week s t Portland, for Mrs. Smothers ■ at T h e Dalles prices f that time by its formeT owners. ; Jones and Hosford, for the purpose of was a banquet st the Seward hotel I where seventy-seven m in is te r’« w ives ■ l advocating Moro as the county seat 1 were present. I r of the naw county of Sherman. It is an actual fact, few products of any kind hsve 1 A balloon ascension race is now In a recordol dependability comparable with the Gul- progress at the Methodist Sunday | branaen “ REGISTERING” Piano. One must re school. A real balloon w ill be sent 1 member that the first Gulbrsnsens were turned out up for the winners. Come next Sun- B in what were the experimental days for p *ay*r day and learn how you can help your | Ajctb ns, where defects might be excused on the balloon to sail above theothers. j grout dsof lack of knowledge and experience. And Rev. H. H. Miles, former pastor | yet, every day, letters are received commenting on of Moro, has retired from the pastor | quality and serviceability of the first Gulbransens. ! ate on account of the health of his 1 family and w ill «ngsg® 1« th« grocery I They were made RIGH T busineaa in Salem where his daugh- I ter Helen w ill enroll at WilUamette I They have been made THE WISEST H C N T M tg I University this fa ll. , I every since. WISDOM SHOW -BV KN0WIN& | Rev. U. C. 8mothers and family 1 W H tR M O R C O A L T O itti ml And, according to lh« returned from Portland Monday where I I they had been in attendance at the I Bolk building material and n F ip o rJs o / M r (jiulbransen, I Methodist Annual Conference. Rev. I labor are as low as they are **we shall continue making I Smothers Laa been assigned to Moro 1 1 lively to get for a long time. | for another year and w ill preach at II them that w ay until — | Spaulding chapel Sunday at eleven I And Turn-A-Lum Service *»» Bryan's elected president I o ’clock and at the union eervice at I never bettor, both in quality I the Methodist church in Moro at eight I and quantity, than right now. t week wo w ill tall you of an experience, that comas to I o’clock. E have shown to the entire a a signed statement, right from the heart of an old ax- The Presbyterians are making I satisfaction of our patrons Came in and let ua toll you eneed Piano Tuner and Mechanic. Watch for i t I I preparations for Rally Day, which tall that we handle the grade of cool how our architectural depart 1 1 to be observed in the church next 11 that gives out the proper heat. ment can save you money on 1 Sunday morning, September 28. A I The GULBRANSEN “ REGISTERING” PIANO is We’re giving out the proper tip your buiIndig needs. 1 special program, including a pageant I to you—let us furnish your boros 1 w ill be presented by member« of the made ■ four nodels; all nationally priced, the price Whether it la a barn or a car- with heat. 1 Sunday school. Special exercises I L^/t J u m -A -L u m w ill be connected with promotion w ill be I branded in the back of each instrument at the factory pleased to serve you rendered. The choreh : ’ w ill be I specially decorated for the purpose. I The plane for the classes for the I $700 W h ite H o u s e M o d e l P h o n e M a in 9 J - M o ro , ONSiS coming year w ill be announced. * In connection with the morning | $600 C o u n try S e a t M o d e l * eervice s t the Presbyterian church, $406 S k ih u r h a n M lo d e l * Rev. Henry G. Hanson w ill preach 1 on the subject, “ W anted- A Holy $420 C o m m u n ity M o d e l 1 Enthusiasm. " “ Every Member Pres-1 ant’’ is tha slogan for the day.' I I F ly H a rv e s t K. SCHADE, PROPRIETOR MORO F. W. C K in d iu n d , Prop. S tr ic tly N e w H o llo w T ile C o n s tr u c tio n B u ild in g S p e c ia l D in n e r o n S u n d a y s S O c L u n c h e o n S e rv e d D a ily O u r S p e c ia lt ie s S e r v i c e , Q u a l i t y a n d M o d e r a t e P r ic e « REPAIR REMODEL REBUILD 9 I I I W Tum-A-Lum Lumber Co. For a N a m e ■ L - C i s r s s t M . “ - 1 1 1 1 I I I I I I I Christian 8ci«nce services are held every Sunday morning at eleven o’clock and on Wednesday evening s t l eight o’clock. 8undsy school is held in the Sunday school room, in the rear 11 of the church building, at 10:16. The subject of the lesson sermon for Sunday is “ Matter.” ' Golden ■ Text: Psalms 79 J6. My flesh and] my heart fallsth : but God is the 1 strength of my heart, and my portion forever. Responsive raw»ing: Deoter- I onomy 8:11 The leading room, st the rear of J I the church, Is open daily. AH*ere welcome to make use of the reading I „ . „ » I « ! ! tb« we are offering a handsome prise ior : £ £ £ n .- (o u. on o. b September 16th, Address your prlso winning n»ms to C a r l H a r t w ig , M a n a g e r W o n . Mam M U . T h . D - U - . O r e g o n . < I I H I room and attend the church sarviosa. HOUSE O F G O O D P IC T U R E S and S alu rd ai/I a i 8 o clock Harold Lloyd in that classic comedy SAFETY FIRST See this Wonderful Piano C orson’s - E v e ry T h in g The Critical Age^ “ The Music Man” in M u s ic * T h e D alles, O regon Picturised from Ralph C o n n er s G le n g a rry School D ays’*
