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About Sherman County observer. (Moro, Sherman County, Or.) 1897-1931 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 22, 1926)
■snsmsssi 11' «» H Portland WM* SAV MtiâMUS Mlk»L WÖRK SHOWN SY pupils Some one hundred and sixty peo- Jettsrsen; William G. Smith. Mill City* Bober G. Allen, Silverton; MÄ Painleas Extraction 81.00 GOLD RUSH J W. T. Slatten, D. D. & - Over Wasco County Bank D. LINDQUIST JEWELER Repairing a Specialty. 502 E. Second st. 2 Doors East of Skaggs Store IB 3 handy packs The Chaplin Genius WMflEYsRK NEW HANDY PACK Fits hand ** Ten Reels of Laughter CIVIC AUDITORIUM, The Dalie», Oregon JANUARY 22nd, 23rd and 24th and the beat Peppermint 26 and 50 eenta Saturday Matinee Children 10 eents U* fcr 1Mdqf * P. K. Hufr tek Evening* at 8:15 CHEVROLET ¡CARS the pupjh through songs, Bible drills, Eugene against Sheriff Tailor, Mel* Bible story telling, and catéchisation via Turnbull and T. H. Maxwell, dep- on Bible knowledge, thus giving aam- Effective January lit, 1926 ROADSTER ceived, and many favorable comments were heard on the splendid work done. An expression of the meeting was to the effect that a similar dem onstration be put on some time in the spring, shortly before the close of the school year Moro at present holds the unique place of having 100 per cent of the pupils of the eight grades taking weekday religious instruction. The pupil, m ueuMd from th. Fallir - COUPE The young Hah win be COACH SEDAN Delivered at Moro wwu school work oa school time for relig ious instruction at the request of CHEVROLET QUALITY AT LOW CÒST OBSERVER WANT ADS education similar to those in the Rates: Under 15 words, 86« grades, and in addition must hold a 15 to 30 words, 50c certificate from the state department of public instruction for weekday religio os instruction. Moro is fortu- FOB SALB—-Large White Plymouth Roch -Roosters. - Nine months old. Phon. MFIS, Mm W. A. May. 1* state department The course of study followed in each room or grade Joe Amore, The is made by the state superintendent of publie instruction. It is expected that weekday religious instruction STRAY PONY with no visible brands, dark roaiw came to my place about schools, backed up by the people ef December 10th. Owner please eall. C. W. Smith, phone 24F1, Moro. Moro. 3t*j8 it 2100 stallion; age 7 years; w ampton IN MEMORIUM > lbs; color sorrel; was ------ ---------- ---------- ..... in 192< Tor at Sherman county fi____ ■nd terms write Irvindale Funeral services were held from Co., motor route A box 89, the Methodist church at Moro on Sat Valley, Oregon. Itj22 urday, January 16th, to honor Mrs. Morti Oregon GENUINE PHILCO DRYNAMIC / Auto Starting, Lighting and Radio Batteries eeeeeeaeoeeoees NEW sway at the family home at Union Gap, near Yakima, Washington, Thursday, January 14th. Mrs. Mo quet had been ill for several months and had but recently submitted to an operation in the hope that her health would be improved. Frances ®. Britton was born April 2nd, I860 at Bunker Hill, Illinois She was married the second time in 1882 to 8. C. Kessinger and nine children wore born of this union. The youngegt of these children, Al bert, died Ifarch 10th, 1910, at six years of age. The children living to mourn the lorn of a good mother are : Luther, by her first marriage; Roy, Roxy, Coil*, Mona, Arno, Clyde, Eu nice and Lillian. Also Hazel who was born after her marriage to Francis C. Moquet, to whom she was married April 4th, 1905. There are 23 living grandchildren. Miss Bril ton joined the Seventh Day Advent ist church when fifteen years old, and was a church worker wherever she lived. She manifested groat faith in God and died happy in her hope of her reward. Her death oc curred at Union Gap near Yakima, Washington, January 14th, at 7 a. m >668. »815. »815. TOURING,. HOTEL PERKINS Fifth and Washington SU. PORTLAND, OREGON ~ Supplied on short notice With a two year guarantee, at— MORO GARAGE M. R._ Schadewitz, Proprietor 1 Just Phone Main 31 We De] Each Tuesday, ' Renovated * ay ursday an< It is no trouble at all for you to get the best of gro ceries and vegetables al the lowest prevailing mar ket prices. Our select quality goods is sure to keep that— Throughout SPECIAL RATES >1.60 up; double 12.60 up Room with ' private bath, ’ single, |1.00 up: double SI.50 up * * Room with bath privilege, single, Uoeooeoooeeeoeoeooeeeee^ Two Miles Directly North and a Little EMst of Wksco at the UCK FARM •RICES *.W-1 ON The Dalle», Oregon 305 2nd St A Special Showing stration of the work done by the weekday religious school carried on Sborey, Woodburn. mis Williams of Cottage Grove, who in cmmectioa with the Moro public schools. The demonstration was eon- by a deputy sheriff whan ha resisted NEW LC Smile of Satisfaction Glowing Letters wire sent to the United States army aircrsft chief In Washing Moro, Oregon MAY & SON, Legion and ehaimna of the state aero n»niuiMn»»mu»»«m«utnB»m»a>ttwt»»tmmtttm i ui i inHi»H»»HU i nmn ♦ tmtsmmmtmtmîmmtmmmmmmmimmuimmattmmmiimnmiMNMÉ BIGGS SERVICE STATION H. H. Willard, Proprietor We are trying our best to give a square deal to all our customers If you like our service, tell your neighbors, if not tell us and we will fix it right MILK Lunch Goods Bottled Drink* on Ice from >7 te n tachan 30 head of horse and colts • One fresno scraper 16 set of harness per tea from MORO DAIRY Union Ga* Phone 21F1 The I of my Sherman County Neighbors ïêr-i. Double trees, single trees p Two hay rakes Rod weeder One small combine Two 4-section steel harrows Two 3-bottom gang plow One harrow cart One mowing machine One 16-inch walking plow * Garden cultivator Two header beds Fanning mill One wind mill One hoe drill One 50-gallon cast iron cooking vat One hack One stationary separator One buggy - Bank Hotel Farmers Elevator & Supply Co. Office at Farmers State Bank Formerly the Albert The Dalle*’ Newest and Beat Hostelry ; GRAIN BUYERS — DEALERS CENTRALLY LOCATED IN and Drifted Snow Flour and all O Grain Copper Carbonate. Gaseo Briquets, Fuel, i G Cement and Building Material. Cereale Agents for J. I. Case Threshing Machine Co. i m i All sums under $20 to be for cash. All sums over $20 five per cent €a8h Negotiable note taken at eight per cent interest due October in n t i W d+ m CRANDALL UNDERTAKING COMPANY FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE ' *MSÌ’ > Wi4 ' »»¿UxJ m -a THE DALLES, OREGON IRE OBSERVER PRINTING OFFICE HUCK ESTATE, Owner* IS AN ESTABLISHMENT THAT IS KNOWN* F. R. Fortner. Clerk Moro. Oregon lll»l> Ù «HI.......... I............. BY tHE HIGH GRADE OF ITS PRINTING * ■MM I
